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GIFT CONCERTS.
GIFT CONCERTS.
100000 E n D . W NJ Z n !
SCHEME!
FIFTH AND LAST CONCERT
IN AID OF THE
PUBLIC LIBRARY OF KENTUCKY.
JULY 81, 1874.

JULY 81, 1874.
Tn announcing the fifth and last of the series Of
GIFT Concerts given for the benefit Of the Public
Library of Kentucky the Trustees and Manager re-
fer with pride and pleasure to the four which have
been arc idy given: The first, December 6, 81
the second, December 2, 1872; the third July .,
1873: and the fourth, March 31st, 1874.
Under their charter granted by special act OF
the Kentucky Legislature, March 16, 1871, the
Trustees are authorized TO give
ONE MORE, AND ONLY ONE MORE GIFT
CONCERT.
LASTCONCERl the Library, Museum. and other
dspartmentS are TO be enlarged and endowed With
fixed and certain annual income. such al enu0w-
mtnt tuud is desired viii secure beyond perad-
venture not only the maintenance OF this Inagnili-
cent establishment, but its constant growth.
THE FIFTH GIFT CONCERT
for the purposes mentioned and which Is positively
and Internationally announced as Tile LAST
WHICH WILL EVER BE GIVEN UNDER THIS
CHATTER AND Blythe PRESENT MANAGE
MENT, will come off In the Public Library Hall,
at Louisville KY, on
FRIDAY. July 81, 1874.
At this final Concert everything will he upon
scale corresponding with Its increased Importance
The music will be rendered by an orchestra consist
ing of one hundred performers, selected Tor their
fame in different lands and the unprecedented sum
$4,000, 900,
divided into twenty thousand gifts, will be diStri-
buted among the ticket-holders.
.
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BY Hill & Goddin.
Real Estate Auctioneers, 110S Main street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
new RRICK STORE ON THIRTEENTH,
BETWEEN MAIN AND CARY STREET $, AT
AUCTION.-By virtue of deed Of trust to The I'M
dersigned, dated January LIST, 1873, from l.; /.
steyens0n and of record In The clerks Office Eich
mond Chancery Court ~. b. 90, G, page 252 4
win sell at public auction, on the premises. on
NJ that valuable lot Of ground situated upon the
west side OF Thirteenth street. hetwe en- Main ami
Cary streets, now occupied by William 5. Wood =
In very substantial manner Of brick covered with
tin, and contains modern improvements. ! he LOT
fronts 81 feet by 90 S12 feet Oh Ihirtsenth street.
TERMS: Whilst the decd requires cash rs to
s2.6SS, by consent OF the parties Interested the
terms Win be liberal and made known on the day of
sale. FRANh -. I'LL,
iy 9-tds Trust Z.
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BY Lyme & Brother,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
No. 1912 Main street.

r ARGE BRICK DWELLING, No. 80
IL SOUTH StDE OF JACKSON NEAR A DAMS
STRkET, FOR SALE BY.AUCTIOH.-By request
of July, 1874, upon the premises, ut o'clock z.
NJ, the above property; contains eight rooms
water, &C., Oh me lot Lot fonts 3Oby lo7 feet
70 an alley.
TERMS: Easy and at sale.
iyl4 Auc.i)neers.
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HARVEST WHISKEY,
Ill BLACKBERRY BRANDY,
CALIFORNIA BRANDY,
FRENCH BkANDY,
ST. JULIEN CLAkET, ,
II. b. Bucks OATAWBA, IVES, and
CONCORD WINES.
ie13 j. g. KIDD, TIT Broad street.

TANGER 81 CO.'S PURE AUGUSTA
Ill COUNTY, VA, RYE WHISKEY;
ABNE.S No. l PURE AUG USTA COUNTY,
VA, RYE WHISKEY.
AS agents for Richmond and Manchester we oiier
the trade the above brands of pure whskeys IN lots
tosuit. We have also Bumgardner and other brands
of Whiskey, Wines, Gis, Brandy, &c, and full
tIue OF GROCERIES-Cofre Sugars, Teas, Bacon
Lard, Soap, Flour, Mackerel, Herrings, Cheese,
Soda, Candles, Tobacco, Cigars, fresh supplies OF
3SBORNS JAVA and GLOBE MILLS RIO COZ
FEES flor which we are agents)-at wholesale by
nv % ROGERS & MCCANCE.
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NAYLOR'S. SPRINGS,
sometimes called
MASSANUTTA SPRINGS,
four miles from Harrlsonburg, Va.

Comfortable accommodations have been provided
at this place for limited number of boarders, aud
the hotel Is now open for the reception OF visitors.
The mineral water has performed the most aston
fishing and remarkable cures In many chronic lnala-
dies and In forms aud conditions OF oil sease which
would generally be considered incllrable by medical
treatment. ;,
is prominently Alternative tonic, diuretic, and
depuralive In It's action, and admirably adapted TO
the treatment of diseases of the digestive organs,
The lungs. kidneys, skin, and the urinary and gene
ratiye oIgans.
The worst forms Of dyspepsia and liver disease
have been entirely cured BY it. 1t has been tried III
numerous cases Of AGUR AND FEVER, ana mas never
cen known TO fail 10 effect azure.
Brigllt's disease Of the kidn>ys. scrofua, cuta-
ueous affections sore eyes and diseases OF The kid
peys. bladder, urethra and uteraS have all been
cured by 1t. ,,,
power thoroughly eradicate from the human syS-
fem The most IL eply rooted Diseases and To rc-esto-
fish in the most enfeebleu constitutions vigorous
health Il IS confidently believed 10 have no supe.
ror. II, indeed, it has any Cqual among the mime
raj waters ufthe world.
This place is situated in the Valley of Virginia,
In a high and healthy region, and the climate Is
pleasant and saubrinus.
Passengers leaving Richmond. Va, Baltimore.
Nd Washington. u. c., OH the morning cars viii
reach Iaylor's Spring the same afternoon before
dark 49,, -.,
Board per day, So; per week, $12; per month,
$40.
For circular containing letters of physicians, GER
j. +. EFFING Err, Proprietor,
IL t.eodl m HarriSOnburg, Va.
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SUMNER RESORTS

GUNNER BOARD. Persons wishing
y BOARD in the country can find comfortable
home good fare and pure air at Hanover Court
house. Its nearness and accessibility, being d.
rectly on the Chesapeake and Ohio railroad, distant
twenty miles from This city, renders IL very desr-
HE TO business men In the CITY, For terms apply 10
George A. Bundley Il co. and Robert A. Lecky,
hienlnon'' '"'' WOODsoN & BOSWELL.
iv15-6tx Hanover Courthouse, Va
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6. the Next session Of HAMPDE.5 SIDNEY Win
beeta September Sd, 1874. ~ # 81
FACULTY: - siss
Row. NJ p. ATKINSON. n. D., President and Pro-,
fcsser of Moral Science.
L. T.. HoLiADAY, "A. 81, Professor OF Natural
g7-ssS
WALTER BLAIR. A. n, Professor of Latin and
aInstrucsnr In GerTaau. -; q ss
DEL.KEMPER. A. A.. Professor OF Mathematics.
ADDISON ac GE. A.. n, Professor of Greek aud ln-
structor In Ere ,ncn.
HAAfpDEN SIDNEY COLLEGE is situated "a
Prince EdwarfI county. ya yiiin sIew nd aeres
yards OF Untc,A Theological SEMINARY, and sSssa
and Ohio RAJ Irsad. 80. !.
In this nsts,ution the curriculum rs retasneas
instruction. rs comprehensive and thoronSu. ays NO
student IS ,dvanced tn higher class Wthout pass
Ing q sea feAfng examination. a.. ,,t4..,
Expe' ssss arc moderate, and, from tne reIEoa
iocatfo a OF the College. temptations 20 eaua's-
Pr vision bus been made for the estaeHshm OF
az aESS HAIL. which, TO thoee ayaainS taein
sclv Is OF its advantages, will materially lessen Inc
ssaIogues can be obtained on appleataen to the
| Undersigned. =. d.. Z. CIR 81 hsH SnS,eye
/ sr / 6-aod3m Prince edward County. wa.
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WILLOW GROVE SPRINGS.

This p)e1sant summer resort will be open as usual
on the 1st Of July.
AMUsEMENT Bowling alley, boating. fishing,
brnlinc cruauet, shady walks amid romantic
scen, rV, &C. Bathing BIZ plunge or shower. Youths
and gentlemen preferrng, may baihe In the river,
screened by groves of willows.
Vegetables. fruit butter, and poultry fresh from
The garden and farm. 49,
As heretofore only few select guests will be re-
ceived, and reference required.
TERMS !: S35 per month. Location, two ana
half miles from Woodstock, Shenandoah county,
Va. on baltimore and Ohinrai]roah.
Close connection now from Ricnmond ctG Staun-
ton by rail TO Woodstock.
" LII. McGINNIS. Proprietor.
ip14.1w Woodstock, Va.
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2kOCEkIEs,Gc.

A ,CARD.-The just and prompt manner
Ia in which the Liverpool. London and Globe,
the Imuerial and the CITY Fire Insurance Com
nany OF Richmond, have made goon their promise
TO- assure us against loss by fire. induces us In this
with the hope of adding something to the conf
,dence they are entitled to in the public estima-
tion.
thanks for their valuable services so ably rem
dered.
no our patrons, with whom we have enjoyed
most nleasng II tercourse tor SO many long years
nast, we express our qualification for their conf
,dence In Us and again invite renewal of 1t after
the tnterrIption Of business, which has been
90 irconyenfeut both to us and to them.
Cur store has been entirely renovated, and re-
plcnIshed with q large assortment OF fine TEAS,
WINES LIQUORS, and fine GROCERlES, all Sc
;lected with great care fro IN the most reliable
sources, aud which we are determined to sell ut
moderate profits. Very respectfully,
nv If;-Iw WALTER ID. BLAIR & co.
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RRUGs AND MEDICINES.


IL RACAHOUT DEs ARABES-French.
LIEBIG'S FOOD FOR MISUNDERSTANDING
LIEBlG'S FOOD FOR 1NFANTS-Boston.
LACTEoUS FARISA-Swiss.
PREPARED bARLEY-English.
PApOHh. from Wheat.
BERMUDA ARROW ROOT,
PREPARED SCOTCH DAT MEAL, PEARL SAGo.
& RANULAR TAPIOCA, PREPARED CORN STARCH,
VALENTINES MEAT JCICE,
LIEBIG'S EXTRACT MEAT,
PULyERIZED RAW BEEF,
PREPARED RICE FLOUR, AROMATIC LIQUID
pEpsIYk. and all valuable remedies for sale at
MEADE & BAKERS Drug Store.
iv1 .at 9IS Main str Get.
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BY W. Goddin,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
Eleventh ant! Bank streets.

GALE AT AUCTION OF LOT AND
- SUCCEED TENEMENT THEREON, On
THE EAST LINE OF SECOND BETWEEN
JACKSON AND DUVAL STREETS.--Will be
sold at auction. on the premises, on FkIDAHthe
17th July, II 74, ut O'Clock Z. NJ the LOT and
SrUCCOrD TENEMENT located rs above, now
occupied by Mr.. Harris. The lot has front Of 40
feet and depth OF $50 feet, and has on 1t an eH-
csllent succeed tenement containing I'VE TO SIX
rooms
TERMS: Liberal, and made known at hour Of
safe w. GODDiS,
ID Auctioneer.
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WARN SPRINGS, BATH COUNTY,

WTARM SPRINGS, BATH COUNTY,
VIRGINIA
Ihaye leased this celebrated watering-place, and
on the ST Of June will he ready 10 receive visitors,
or sooner If parties insist upon coming.
Terms: AGO per month Of twenty-eight days.
Pamphlets to he had Of PURCELL, LADD 81 CO.,
Richmond; COLEMAN &C ROC Frs, baltimore, or Oh
the proprietor. .<s
telegraph Office In hotel.
Get off ut Millboro' depot, Chesapeake and Ohio
railroad, JOHN l.. EUBANK.
INV Ann Proprietor.
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TLORIDA AGUE PILLS.

FLORIDA AGUE PILLS.
A certain cure for tHILLs and FEVER, DUMB
CnILLs aud AGUE, wtthou! any OF the Injurious c1-
fects of quinine, mercury, or arsenic.
Numerous testimonials OF their specific effect In
all cases 81 Chlls and Fever, after quiniiie and
other remedies had completely failed, are III the
hands OF the proprietor.
cure is guaranteed IN every case. az
Price, soc. box. Sent by mail free
For sale by ROBERT EECKY, Proprietor, and
Messrs Bodeker Brothers, Berrian u McPhail, aud
s. Il. Dove. Druggists, Richmond, Va.
=, te ;2S-eod1ln EG
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wood AND COAL.

THE CLOVER HILL RAILROAD COM
pANY Is now ready to furnish COAL 10 all the
csal-dealcrs In the city upon such terms as"will
enable them to supply consumers with the best
u. S. WOOLDRIDGE,
iy I'm w, Few Treasurer.
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DUEL FURNISHED CHEAP.

EUEL FURNISHED CHEAP.
Best GLOVER HILL LUMP COAL. SIS; HAIL.
uptrior WEST VIRGINIA sPLlNT COAL
very DOW;
ANTHRACITE COAL. all sizes, clean and weighed,
~ lowest summer rates:
Best SUIT and COOKING COKE;
Ny popular and economical SAWED aud SPLIT
WOOD, for kindllag aud cooking. cheap.
s. b. WATKINS,
jy14 two doors below post. Office. >
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REAL ESTATE AT PRIvATEs.I

-ii,iz JOHN B. CRENsHAw, Tns,s.
GRCBBs d WILLIAMS, AutiOueers. W.,
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REWARDS.

OFFICE OF SUPERINTENDENT
VIRGINIAPESITE ETIARY, r.
RICHMOND, VA, July 13,:1S74.}
eEA REWARD will be paid for the ar.
,De}U rest ,uo return to This PenitentiaIy of
KENNEDY Smith teolored), escaped this 18th
day OF July, 1874. o,s
DESCRIPTIONS:
Complextou, black hair, black eyes, black; 8
feet TX inches high. ace, twenty years.
: Sent from the county o. Pinsylyania, August
80. 1871, for horse. stealing. Term en sentence,
sixteen, wears 6 GEORGE f.. STROTHER,E
Superintendent Virginia Psaitentiary..s
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6 aIU1rTOn bALlzs-Tnis nay.
ITdHCONsTABLEs SALE.

sALEi.
fwiiI. sell Il psnbtIc suction On THURSDAY, July
1B, 1874. 40 10 O'Clock A.. NJ. &C store on Ninth
street between Main md franklin streets, the fos
lowing property. % satisfy distress warrar IN
hands IN favor or w U. Cowardin vs Julian Al: Az
1uisl: IL. -, -. -
Stnfs, Pic haglE'
GLASS JARS,
sHELXIEG,
CIGARS.
TOBACCO, &c.. 5i7ss
Jyl5-2t High Constable City OF kiehmono. ::
.CHERIFFs SALE OF LIB R;A B e,
" FURNITURE, PIANO, Sc.--By virtue o. Ga. IN
execution In my hands In favor oiJoha o. WaI,ace
aud O. A. Wallace shall proceed to SCI az nm tn
bresidence OF Charles NJ. Wallace, on Gamb.es iii
on THURSDAY the 18th day OF jury, S14, co ,,
mencng at 10 o'clock, his large AND
LIBRARY, containing over 20gU vo'a I'M ,nnSers
which are many valuable ancient anu ,he aaeciion
works Mr. Wallace spent years IN the is ,,d
of this library and IL Is seldom tnat SUCH sISu
rare fpducement Is offered 10 purchasers
With these L. shall offer for sale al ms 0,s
HOLD and KITCHEN FUkN ian,i,U ns pICs
TUREs. and one Chickering PIANO, little used
all in good condition. ou m uprouT
iv8 Sheriff of the City of Richmond.
For the purpose OF giving persons an opportunity
TO examine the library OF nr. Wallace previous %
the SALE William L. baker, ESQ., VIII De at me .est
pleasure 10 showing the same to any one who may
WIS" ~ 1 s. ps JOHN w. WRIGHT, S. c. X.
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BUSINESS CHANCES.
MUIEs. HORSES, dc.

TOR SALE, a large, No. l MARE, f>-n
II seven years old: works well. is gentle ~
and kind suitable for a family horse. .
G q Also, "a TOP. BUGGY and HARNESS. Can be
seen I'll No. 704 Second street, nextto corner Jack
son. 81 ~ 1925
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BY I.Thnmnson Brown.
Real Estate Agent and Au,lionefr,
No. 1115 5lain street, opposite DispGtct "a, =,


GTOP PAYING REMIT have few a.
~ more NEW BRICK HOUSES left for sale +.
ON the MONTHLY INsTALMEST PLAN
Two BRICK HOUSES on west Main street re-,
Monroe Park. eight rooms, CLOSETS, ana ha,b.,oos.
Three FRAME HOUSES on Canal between 81.
and Adams streets; SIX rooGis.
One FRAME ROUSE OH Laurel Near Sp,i,,
street; nine rooms. rs
Several on Cary between Adams aud Jea.,oo
streets; seven rooms.
Parties desiring home can't do hotter than ,v,r
themselves Of this NEST admirable and cconomlfai
plan Of purchasing.
Would be pleased TO exhibl, the property ande,.
plain the plan 10 parties desiring to purcha.e.
j. THOMPSON GROWN,
Real Estate Agent and Auciinneer
jy 1l-6t 11l5 Mnin street opposite Dispctet.
TOR SALE PRIVATELY, 4 very dq,i.
Il rable FARM sixteen miles below Richmond. q,
James river. OIL The west side Of Turkey Island
creek. con tanning 375 acres.
The improvements consist OF comfortable dxs n.
ing and all necessary out.huildinRS. This Is con.
si!ere Il to be very valuable farm, berg part Of
the well-kuown turkey Island" tract
For terms, applyto +. ID. EACH0,
Nv 1l-4t No. . Fourteenth snF'
r ANDS.-I have for sale large number
IL of first class ESTATES with splendid In.
provements, and large and small FARMS with and
without buildings, In almost every section Il tie
State. Many of the large estates ARE situ,ed 20
the James and other rivers, and maUy OF the small
farms lie near the city
ty 7-1m lola Main Street,
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EISH.-M No. 3;
Il NORTH CAROLINA HERRlNGS, In prime
rs and ha-barrelS; of the best brands. or sale by
jyS DAVENPORT 4 NORRIS.
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GTANpS UNRIVALLED.

STANpS UNRIVALLED.
CANNELTON. SPLINTe COAL. with the uni
form comnendation OF the large hummer of pur-
chssers since Its introduction, is again offered as !
reeless coal for open CRATES. lt burns quick gives
great heat. last lang, aud consumption perfect.
:. z. LATHRUP, sole agent for Richmond,
jy IL Seventeenth street, NJ draw-bridge.
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rOAL. COAL. COAL!-CLOVERH HILL
~ LUMP COAL, SIS per load Of twenty five
bushels, delivered; BAIL, " Also, .ASTHRA-
CITE COAL aud COKE. -,
L OAK aud PINE WOOD. I-g-r-E 1900"
5,}It ,a1.sr. C. B LIPSCOMB,
~ 1S-im Seventh aHd Byrd streets
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TOAL AND WOOD.-I am now prepared
Oro furnish best ANTHRACITE, CUMBER-
LAND, SPLINT, CLOVER HILL; QUINN
MONT, and COKE COAL atless than it can he had
anywhere else In this city. OAK and PINE WOOD
ut lowest cash prices. Opposition to monopoly and.
extortion. Qusntity and quality warranted equal
TO any In thecity. Nineteenth aud Cary streets.
z ie 2T s.a5 2l t5 EEzs So a-ssy.y G, Iii. PAGE.
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I659UCATTONAIss
TTAMPDENssIDNEY COLLEGE.

]. The nsxt ses.ion Of HAMPDE.7 SIDNEY win
bsrta Spy,iembef Sd, S74. FL
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1874-08-20

BUNsBY.-H poor Dickens had lived
to the year of grace 1874. he would. il he
had visited California, been delighted by
seeing his fsvorite character Of Bunsby
brought into actual, real life by once able
public journal, the San Francisco Bulle-
tin. In q late issue, that Of the 14th
inst, the Bulletin descan.s upon the
reply of Beecher. What the Bulletin
means, what the Bulletin says, nobody
knows and nobody cares. Nobody can
know, for, after reading the article
through, the Old Fellow himself would
not be able to tell what the man was
driving at. We read the fellows lucu,
bration two or three times in the hope
that we might possibly be able to guess
what he was attempting to get
through him. But no, we had to
give il up in despair. The title OF the
article was that "Beecher opens bis
case. and it would have been well to
have ended there, for that was the only
Ineligible sentence in the whole affair
The air Of San Francisco must be getting
too light for that writer, as was the cast
in Phoebe.
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ssUNwORLDLY,.

The Sacramento Record is anxious
about Beecher. 1t says Tilton's charges
are "a diabolical plot to entrap an un-
worldly man because Of his unworldli-
ness" This is too thin. In q contest
between the Sacramento Record and
Beecher, as men of the world, we would
peril all we are, or ever will be pos
sossed Of in this world, that Beecher
would get away, to use slang term,
with the Record man. For over thirty
years Beecher has been q leader in and
of the world. The services Of Plymouth
Church, the manner of their celebra-
tion, his discourses, all showed that their
director knew and was appealing to the
world and to its active passions, the
love Of ostentation, show and pride. To
talk about Beecher not being man of
the world, is an absurdity, farce.
He was an able. intelligent, scholarly
man. deeply versed in that wonderful
volume-ths book Of human nature-and
yet here comes the Sacramento Record
and says he was unworldly, forgetful OF
his duties in this and his responsibilities
in the next world, when he allowed his
unbridled passions to run riot, and make
the wife of his next friend a victim to
his lust. Then he was unworldly, for
then he defed tho laws of God and man.
He was unworldly in no other sense.
Shrewd, sharp aud cunning, he knew
where to engage and retain the affection
and esteem of his congregation and ad-
mirers. Yet he is said to be unworldly.
Yes. so is the circus clown, that utters
quips, gibes and jests. Beecher knew
the world we'll; the trouble was that the
world did not know him, but it is proba-
BILE before this matter is ended, ii will be
able to appreciate him at his true worth,
for all his so-called unworldliness.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1874-08-20

PARsoNIc. = The New York divines
have strange notions. They evidently
think that in summer mems souls do
not need salvation, or else they do not
desire to be saved. We read great deal
of palaver about the mental labor OF q
minister who breaches one or two SER
mons week, and OF the consideration
of their congregations in giving them
two or three months leave OF absence.
The fact is that if these men we're true
to their mission they would be instant in
season and out of season, and would re-
member that during the heats Of Sum-
mer the members of their flock had souls
to be saved as well as during the icy
frosts Of Winter. The truth is that in
these United States the ways Of parson.
dom sadly need an immediate and
thorough rseonstsuesion.
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We have every reason TO believe that
G. d. Spires of this city, will be a can
didate before the Democratic State Con-
vention for the nomination for Secretary
of State. We have not the mania for an-
nouncing and indorsing candidates pos
sessed by many of our contemporaries;
but we cannot forbear saying a few
words in favor of Charley Spires. He is
an old resident OF this county, having
held several offices of trust and respon-
sibility, the duties of all of which he
filled to the entire satisfaction OF the
people Of Lander county. His expert
ence in positions requiring a thorough
knowledge of clerical duties is large; and
his competency for any Office OF that
character is beyond question. His hon.
esty is unimpeachable and his personal
popularity is such that we do not think a
man could be named, on either ticket,
who could or would poll so large pop
ular vote as he would. In Eastern Neva-
da where he ia best known, he is looked
up to as an honest and conscientious
man and 6rst-class citizen.-GA Austin
Reveille, Is.
We have known Charley Spires for
many years, and are free to say that he
deserves every word Of commentator
with which the Reveille speaks of him.
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TELEC GRAPH!
'ECIAL TO THE PI0CHE DAILY RECoH
Eastern DispatChes.

CHICAGO, August 1.-two men and q
woman were arrested yesterday at Odin,
Ills, with child supposed to be Charlie
Ross. One man claims to be from Phila-
delphia and that he is in search OF Char
tie, whom he knows to be in this State.
A fire at Dresden, Ohio, yesterday de-
stroyed a. planning mill valued at foity
thousand dollars.
Scattering returns from various parts
OF Ohio indicate that the new constitu-
ton is rejected by large majority, but
the license clause is probably adopted,
unless the country vote overcomes that
cast in the cities and towns.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1874-08-20

AMERICAN FLAT has undergone remark
able changes within the past twelve
months. A short time ago desolation
reigned there supreme, scarcely any
thingIbeing left of the place except the
dilapidated walls of a temple built and
dedicated to Bacchus by the people OF a
former generation. Now the situation
is changed. Dwelling houses have
sprung up all over the Flat with marvel.
Gus rapidity. Large hosting works
have been erected, and mining enter
prises are being pushed forward vigor-
ously. The residents Of the precinct are
to be favored with school and church
privileges, and ere long the City of the
Plain will be restored TO its pristine
grandeur.-lG. H. News, 18th.