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Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-06-10
General News.

n car of an excursion train on tho Svra-
o,,ss and Chenaugo Rairoad. ran GIL tue
track OF Monday. sud thirty I'arso"" we'o
Injured. Mf rt u
From lhe proceedings in The Y. , Senate
tie last TWO days it will be seen that Tue tenn
per of that body Is decidedly In favor OF pass.
ing the Moiety bill substantially IN tue Sa"e
shape as 1t came from the House.
The crop prospects all round. South, south
west and West are reported remarkably goou
aud il they at all fulfill their present promise
there will he flush times in the fall, me far-
ners not having been able 10 run In dep'.
= 1t would now seem certain that the lat'
Treasury estimates of 800, 900, 900 OF income
from internal revenue sources for the hsca
year now approaching close, will be fully made
good The yield thus far Is $95 ,5G4 ,9li, VIII
three weeks now remaining to add to THIS ag
gregate.
Information has been received al Army
Head1u usi ters in Washington, that Tue 20
mancuss and Cneyennes ''svince u detefhi
nation 10 move tow ards Fort Sill reserva
ton and agency, and after committing
depredations there TO move forward on
raid into Texas" Tue Information comes
from Mr.. Fox. interpreter Tor the Niowas
who couples IL with the statement ina
There Will not be u l<iowa on the warpatl
this sum mer.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-06-10
Hard on Grant.

From the Philadelphia Press, Of to-day.
President Grants plan oi forcing specie pay
ments and hard money upon the people OF Tue
country, when we have neither gold nor silver 10
carry out this plan and when nothing can ioilow
il but irremedable ruin, is happily hlL oil BY the
New YORK Erentng Post, one oi the extreme
and noisy advocates Tor resumption anu
one of the bitterest enemies oi the adihiraoie
paper currency which has doue 50 much 10 I'm
prove and advance the country:
The plan which extreme but impiactieabie
people recommend, and which the fieslden.
sesIps far the moment to regard with favor, is
crude and cruel No one disputes that the tooth
ache can be cured by taking the lie OF the person
IN whose Jaw lhs Tooth lie, but is thar Inc only
remedy The PLAIN facts are that ou' Gu, isA, ,,
and finances need intelligent treatment and man
agement. They deserve Ihc immediate attention ir,
of the most accom- phsbed cNpeits In hnahce' thC
condition which they arc ~ l. lac hore thal
an ything else. 10 the ,ideice of quacks, "h'
Tor one reason 81 suolL,i, we have had ioiste'
| into the Treasury.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-06-10
Eand and Digestion.

In dyspepsia the gastric juice which should dls-
and whatever may be the feeling of emptiness and
weakness such cases the dyspeptG should s@ sa.
brane of the stomach, which secretes and
emits the gastric fluid, sh oud be stimulated anu
toned and the best. in fact the only sure pTepara-
MOI only does this admirable stomachlc promote Z
sufficient and steady supply of the solvent whicn %
converts the food to the purposes OF me, Dut a,se
has most invis Grating effect upon the nerves
The glow which the very hrst dose diiuses through
yitalizing effects which are produced by ITS per
sistent use, 1t improves the appetite, cheers th'
spirits, and renders the body hardy and strong
iune4toll
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-06-10
CRIME

Governor Hartranft has issued warrants Tor the
execution, OIL July 10, OF Kosenst.ne and Moody
the colored men who murdered Abra ham bhem'
near MiddleIown, in November last.
David Strothers was found in stable at Jersey
City, yesterday morning, dying from several STAB
wounds. He had been on spree the night neiore'
Two OF his companions, james Doherty and Johl
Bell, We ee arrested.
Moses Gregory, colored, attempted to shoot his
wife at Sards. Mississippi, on Monday, but the
ball, missing the woman, killed their daughter
aged l3. Gregory, when arrested, confessed tne
smoothing and added thet lie tried to Kill his vile
and would i'll her yet"
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-06-10
CuBA's COSTLY PROJECT.
THE GOVERNMENT III SORE DISTRESS FIEAl
CIALLY,

THE GOVERNMENT III SORE DISTRESS FINAN-
CIALLY,
HAVANA, June 9.-The D.drtO to-day states
that the government has firmly resolved not
to issue any more bank bills on account of the
treasury, but it cannot disregard the peremp-
Tory financial demands upon it for the coming
campaign against the insurgents, and to meet
the same has decided to issue bondst TO the
amount of 50, ,O00, 600. at per cent interest, TO
be funded In six months aud secured on the
income from the Havana Lottery. Gold brok-
ers have been ordered to report all transac,
tions, with the prices and amount of gold
bought or sold. Failure TO comply WITH the
prisonment. The principal banking houses
buying and selling gold are required TO place
| on their doors daily bulletin Of the current
| rate
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-06-10
POLITICAL.

EoR CORONER.
Yielding to the solicitations Of many friends
again offer myself as candidate ,r, =, co,,>rrv
FOR CORONER OF NEW CASTLE COuNIl.
pledge myself to abide the decision Of the Demo
cratic party and give TO tue nominee my nearly
support 'A"T' ~ NoN'
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-06-10
aicrs. His relief Is summed up IN telegram of

dicrs. His relief Ia summed up In telegram oil
this morning which reads ms follows
d In The case of Governor Moses, oi South Caro-
lima udpe Graham has decided that the in's'on-
duct of Moses WAS official nisconduci, ana Z"
crime committed Wy him US Governor. ne 'hei'
fore orders The indictment against p'nh ft"hh'ih
Moses to b., quasheu, anu '"' ''S' w Nv '"'
from the docket.
80 Moses may rob the State with IMMUNITY and
c,, only be reached by Impeachment. SIXTEEN
olhrr South Uaroiins officials haNe not Jared $"
walt Six county Commissioners and one county
Treasurer have been ionhn sun'y anu sen. W W.,
penitentiary Sheriff, n School Commissioner
md five more County Commissioners are yet
awaiting trial.
Every Tina that Mr.. Blggs rose on hrs toes 70
let of u shalt nj Congress, his Extra ray Jus'eu
IN his pockets. Senator Dsyaro u,ew .'s S..,s
and paid it ba ck to the Treasury; Senator oau,s-
b,,ry lurned his over without drawing II but MT
Riggs drew and kept his. Aud yet, WIN 'n's
,c,ssi vc salary voted TO himself, paid 10 himself,
and retained by himself. Mr.. biggs rs Vittaousy
indignant over the 'extravaganre OF Congress-
oRBicrcidL
Now. the Commercial knows IT lies in the
above. 1t knows Mir BiGgs did not vote for lhe
| "salsry bill" IL knows that the money was vo'ed
into Mr.. B,ggs' pocket by Radical Congress IL
rnous also that great numbers OF Radicals who
voted Tor the "Grab' sill keep the money in the'l
rockets, among these are Ban. Butler, the cham
MON of the Commercials favorite measure, the
| Civil Rights Bill. The Commercial also Know
mat Mr.. I.ofiand voted for a SALARY Grab' bill
| which the New York and otter daily papers
declared was worse than the first and MIR. Loi
land has had his money pld TO him every month
with checks OF s525t and yet he has never mad
| q speech ft for tlat paper to pnbhsh. Wh.
shouI Id Lofand keep the money he I'D rofe Int
his pocket II Major Biggs II required 20 give u
the money that be did not vote for, and tha
The Radical Congress voted into his pocket
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-06-10

CHEAP GAs.-The gentleman wlo built tue
Whining ton Coal Gas Works states that at Lie
works he made 10,Gs4 feet Of gas from every ton
of coal; which, with coal at six dollars, makes
the cost of gas GO cents per thousand ieet. II
Wilmington had works OF her own the whoie q
the people could be supplied with gas at - per
1000 feet and the city clear thirty OF oriy thousand
dollars every year
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-06-10
Weather 1Seports.

WASHINGTON, June 10, A. M.-Froba =
bilhtes. New England and the northern
Portion OF the Middle States, and the lower
lake region, light rains and partly cloudy
weather will prevail, with north and west
winds. -
For the southern portion of the Middle States
partly cloudy weather, north or west winds, low
er temperature and stationary or rising barome'
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-06-10

1t is too bad that men who just complete hne
improvements should be taxed 80 heavily aud at
once upon them The case OF David Lemon Is III
noint His store was assessed at $4,000. II
sbould not have been put higher than SIS, 600 or
SIC, 900 for several years to come. hlen ought 10
have time to breath. Why at this rate ihe Coun-
ell will tax the bricks and lumber before they get
in the shape of a house.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-06-10

There was heavy rain storm with hail, at
Morristown, N. j., last evening. Some Of the
hail stones were two inches in circumference
nad it is feared that the peaches have oeen
rninpd
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1874-08-19

Sa 1T iie tuieoer Die l60ne 3eiti9riit,
pic fatb olii6en Wiiionen",
l%lultrirt nit Den pra6tpoQ item Sti9en II.
an Snbalt rei6er, wie es iuobl ni6t se=
ipunl6t weroen mag. % Iinoen mir {:
noie q a / n 9 0 NJ b a D." Die Sort
iebuns Der biitoriiden Stubie iiber oielen
mertwiirbi9en Stamm. Ser nd6lte 4rtitel
bebanoelt bic p o It oli den 6uIen,
Die GrSiebungsanltalten fir Miiiiondre.
Ser brittle lit betitelt voie tatbolii6e
Miiiionen in Ober-@ a" no
Der &atbolif 10 redt ieben fam, mas feline
MiiionGre lelbit inter Den l6pierioitcn
0erbaltniien %leiiten. Bod oes SntereI=
ianten limb Die tleineren Na6ri6ten aug
Den Mtillionen. WO9ten bod Die tatbo=
lil6en 6amilien itatt oes S6unhcs, ben
ibnen seluilIenloic Sudbdnbler auforingen,
lol9e 3eiti6riitcn pie Die Y&atboliidsn
Millioneu" unO Die .,9lte uno neue @elt"
in ibre SamiIien einiiibren.
Dor uns liest yMaria sir, oie pon
s. s.. &snfert in Glepclanb beraus9esebe-
ne Wonatsi6rift fir Die Suseno. Die
S9rift, Die Den &inoern II NAL i'm Sabre
cine 9rpBe Sreuoe ma6t, ebenlopobl our6
bic i96nen Yiloer ais Die paiienoen 9lrti=
fel, fam nidt senug empfoblen ipcroen,
DEFENDERS ba Oieielbe 10 biqis lit, bios J
Dollar jabrli6. Man aooreIire an s..
s.. &enfert, To. AZ Chapel Str, Glepe=
lano, Sbip.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1874-08-19
&e(nmoe AmfGanmm9en in Canada.

unlere Na6barn ~jenleiis oes ct. Gau=
rencefuiies i6cinen nit einem rei6li6cn
9ntbeile geiunben Scritanbes bcgabt III
iein. @er baran %sueifeln io0te, BEN la.
Den mir Elm, lid einmal cini9e 8.ftimmun=
gen elmer pom geiebsebenoen 60rper bes
obern Canada unldn9It anaenommenen
Bill senaner anSuiebcn. Die Sil ia9t un=
ter Nnoerem:
uSa es sere1t uno biaig 1T, Den rDmi=
lhen &atboliten I'M obern Canada 9epiiie
Ge6te nit Se3u9 auf eisene S9ulen, Der
lie lid frilber erfreuten, abermals iu5useite=
ben uno Die iiber Separatldulen beiteben=
ben @eiebe init Den fir Sreil6ulen e~rlaIie-
men 8cleben mebr in Gintlans gu brinsen,
bat Sbre Majeitdt i'm Gintlan9e nit Dem
lcgislatipen Staatsratbe uno Der Nllemblp
bel9loflen ipie iolgt:
Section 3. Srseno cine minoeItens aug
5 3Opfe beitebenoe GnSabl bon Yerionen,
Die 6amiIienbdupter, Saus ooer 8runoei=
9entbiimer uno innerbalb elmer S1uliec-
ton in einem Sopnibip, incorporirten
Srtl6aft Ooer elmer Waro ir9eno elmer
Staot anldifi9 limb uno ii9 gum romil6=
tatbolii9en 8lanben befennen, fam in ei=
mem Offcntlibeu Meetius bei6lieben, cine
ei9ene rOmii6 =fatbolil6e S6ule III errid-
ten ilno Sruitees CUR Yerwaltuns berielbsn
tudblen.
Na6 Section 7 bieier gcte iolen ole
lolde Sruitees BON ei9enen r6mil6 =fatbo-
lii6en S6ulen Die 9e6te elmer Corpora
tion beliben uno linen glei6 Den Sruitees
Der 6reii6ulsn oas &e9t 5uiteben, S9ul=
iteuern ansSui6reiben, auiSulesen uno auf.
Subeben BON alien jenen Yerionen, Die ibre
&inber nad ioIden Sdulen i9iden.
Nad Section 13 lnlen ale 9ebrer lol=
der Sdulen li6 Den ndmli6en Yriiun9en
untcrSiebcn uno slei6er Weile Certificate
erbalten. lpie 2ebrsr an Sreil6ulen.
Na9 Section IA ion ieoer Stsuersab.
Ter, mag er MN Sauseisentbam:r ober Sn
ipobner i:in, beredtigt iein, an |. Wtdrs
jeoes Sabres entiueoer ielbit ooer our6 ei=
men Isenten Dem Glert Der Municipalitdt
idriitli6 betannt 81 seben, baB er Ii6 CUR
rOmii6-tatboliiden &eli9ion bstenne unb
gu elmer Sonoerlaule in einem lol6en Sal
le BON allen gum Yeiten Der Srsii6ulen
ausseI9ri:benen Stsuern 10 LANCE frei lein,
als er fir cine Sonoeri6uls Steuer ,ablt."
Sas 1T 10 seredt uno 10 biais, oab man
iid hur uunoern Tam, oab bas nidt aud
bel uns m0sli9 1T uno oaB Sntsl Sam
iueniser seiunosn Menidenpertano baben
I0Q, aIs Canada.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1874-08-19

%prlitunsen BADEN ii6 bisIss Sabr semelbet
an Der uniperIitdt in Calcutta na6e;u
1000 eanoioaten, in Maoras 174S, in
Sombap 1925. Sarauf l6lieBe mon nun
auf ole S6iilerSabl in Den hiebern GlaIIen.
Die 9anoioaten BON 9ombdb uertbeilen
G6 tolaenoermaBen: us Sinous, 1872
Parlis, 53 Gbriiten, 2 Mtubamebaner.
Ans 0lGefoorf iinb ale Sominifa=
flermonde aus9etpielen uorben, nit glus=
nabme zines einSisen, Der bas SaHelopr=
Ter glirSerre6t belibt.
pas 2som DER 2sdp(fe II. oas 2tom
Der Stafiener miro BON Der yYoce" 0urd
fol9enoe 8e9enidbe oargetelt
&Om Der Yapfe:
&elision.
Sentmdler.
6reibeit bes politii6en Oentens
8eredtisteit Der @eri6te.
@olo uno Silber.
8erinse Steuern.
90 oblItano.
Sanoel unb Serfebr.
&om Ser Staliener:
lluslauben.
Ti6ts.
Yolitii6er Gio.
aniebM Der Yerlon.
Deficit. Yapierselo, 3~pan9stourg.
Gnorme Gteuern.
Sunger uno Gleno.
Santerotte, &aub, 6lu6t Der @e6iel=
9l9enten.
SerrliAe 3uItdnoe oas unb lpunoerli6e
6rii4te Der 10 piel seprieienen moosruen,
li6eralen Sesliiduns!
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1874-08-19
gefsi(6-S

arlon Bat Gin Sestnanatrs Cafe chantant, in
BEN psrartise sptiss unb unaaiist yertrGge ge-
balten psrttn, eab bic Slattsr SFsntli& easestn
auftrtirn.
9as 9orf Ointment in Der @tmsinte 9isr.
nsur taut Gin ntuss 0eittsbaus, bsltn 2eftn.
ani&Ias 34,5c0 Gr. tttrSst
1iebe kra&e en- ON 22. Suli in bic Citation
9omal. l~prtnstsu ben intrbsisI&ranf v. aablsn
Is 8ranisn. Die psIi,si psfoists bic Disbs.
am 10. SuIi brad ,u Bourbon, in Der Sc.
neinee Marsnns, cine Beuersbrunf cue, bic 2
SGuisr 3~srfSrte. 0siieel une S&peine per.
brannten. Die urfa6e tts Geufrs III unbe-
fannt ans Der psrI&sis S&aesn IL anf stira
5000 3r. ssi&Sst.
Gnoe Snli larb i'm alpRsr sum b. Screen
Sslu in Settle tsi YruIel, 10 Sabre oil, bic Ora
fn 0ren ron Gnl&eee. 5o6ter etS Gi9tnthlners
Der Mbtti Srpai. % in pits Gin barter Ver!uli
fur bic gut fatbOlif&s Ganiiii s eetn.
6crr 4. !. Viraro wnrss an Sttis ses Sru.
Itrpint ,um Sirasrmsiifsr Der Sem sinee Sen
neville i'm aurrsiTsmsnte Mar6ss stnannt.
An Der Cberiaot ~ eatsars brad am %.
Suli sine 6susrskranf aus, bic 2 S6uItr nit al.
lem Istiliar esIjsbrts. Gin erittts muets at,
aeriIsn psreen UNI peitsrn Shaesn III rsrblisu.
BEIRUT S-9OOOr Gr. Die Gsuurpsbre5 scT
girten. Gtbs. CT. Mlrb i'm Bsrtiu nit BEN yc-
psbnsrn gatcars tbatsn ibr @rsli1ltes eem
Gsnsr Sinbali 81 thur.
Die Wcmeinoe GilsrS tssani Srraas Ia: 10
rem Sarsermsifsr s~erlercn. Or. s. =. &snduc
farb am 2i. Sui i'm altrr ven 20 Sabrsn. ~
gutter. phi1ttr,usr YirssrmtHisr, fremmsr 9tr'f,
estraasrt ibr es sanSs @smtints.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1874-08-19
Das em9ri(6e Parliament

bat li1 in leBterer 3sit nit einem %interei-
ianten @sssnitano beidditiSt. gs 1T oas
Die fir9lide 9isciplinarbil CUR 3~essluns
oes @ottesoienltss, wel1e Der grsbil1oi
BON Canterbury beantrast bot unb Die i'm
Oberbaus BON 2oro Sbaftcsburp amsn-
Dirt uno i'm llntsrbauie bon 6. RuIlel
Gurnep sinstbra9t wurbe. 9ieie Bin
be3wsdt Die OiseiplinarbsfusniKe Der
Redistribution 8ii1ofe in Der Ridtuns
auf Reinsrbaltuns beg bo9tir9li9sn vi.
tuals su sr,peitern, I'M ben ,romanilirsn-
ben" 3snbenwn innsrbalb Der Sodtir9s
unb Der oabin abSislenosn Reisun9en Der
iiusern 2leriter ent%sesen3utretsn. Sis
Bill eri&eint ionad in @abrbeit s%ntitan-
ben aus Der Gurdt Dor BEN u~ebcrbano.
nebmen bss Qatbolieismus. sic fanb i'm
unterbauie einen enersiiden, inosiien ers
folsloisn Wioeritano an benz fribern Yre.
miniiter Glabitone, Den Die untsr ieiner
Ss@attslsituns beitdtiste ahi6affnunS
Der irilden Staatstirde 0 ielbit gum
Vortdmpfer elmer Iiberalen &ir6enpolitit
iir England uno S6ottlano MAIDEN muB.
Gr ipnros aber BON ieinsn Yarteisenoiien
tld9!i4 i'm Stide 9elallsn; bic Mbneisuns
se9en Die yromaniirenoen" SenoenMn Der
.,9itualiitsn" @uiepiten) CAB ben illus
i9las unb bic 3ulaiiuns Der Bill sur 2e-
Jung puroe nit iol4' srOBer Wajoritdt
"anssnommen, bab @laoitone Ii6 peranlaBt
iab, ieine @%esenantrdse 3uriidsu5isben.
2sias TX. bat Bis isst SO Ysatifca-
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1874-08-19

gst 2sims TX. bot bis iebt SO Yeatifca=
,s, tions= Concentrations 9eerete srIafeu,
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1874-03-04
Union Pacific Railroad
TIME TABLE.

UTNTII. FURTHER NOTICE, TRAINS WILL
u leave and arrive at Ogden daily, as follow
LEAvE.-Daily express, $50 a. M; mixed
$50 p. m. freight, 1880 a. III.
ARRvE.-Daily express, $40 p, m; mixed,
p. m; freight, Clio u. III.
Daily connections made at Ogden with
Utah Central Railroad from Salt Lake City
sll points in Southern Utah.
AtBryan with stages for the Sweetwater mines.
At cheyenne, with Denver Pacific Railroad.
for Denver. Central City, Georgetown and all
points in Colorado and New Mexico.
At Omaha, with Chicago and Northwestern;
Chicago, Rock Island and Pacific; Burlington
and Missouri River: Kansas City, st. Joe and
Council Bluffs Railroads, and missouri river line
of steamers, for all points east and south.
Tickets for sale to all points east at ONCE OF
| Wells Fargo & Co., East Temple street, and at
the office OF the Utah Central Railroad, in Salt
Lake City; also at the Union Pacihc Railroad
ticket Office, in Ogden, at which ONCE berths Oh
| sleeping-cars can be secured
Arrangements have been made whereby pas
sengers desiring to visit Denver, on their way
| East, can avail themselves of an excursion rate
| from CHEYENNE to Denver, and return, at greatly
| reduced rates.
For particulars and all information in regart
TO passage, apply at the ticket offices.
| Passengers should be careful to secure thei
passage tickets to all eastern and southern
points via Omaha, and thus avail themselves o
a through sleepiDg-car, comfortable accommoda
lions and quick time.
THOS. L. K1MBALL,
General Ticket Agent.
+ T. L. SICKLES,
au23-u Chief Engineer and Superintendent.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1874-03-04
Academic w
DANSAN TEA
-U- I-NNS65
MESSRS. ELY & PIQUA

MESSRS. ELY e. PIQUA
uvyo1rIp RESPECTFULLY ANNOUNCE TO
w the Public that they have opened a
srrst.class Dancing Academy at Browns Hail.
CI ASSEs will form as follows: For Ladies
and Children-From to 8 O'Clock p. m. Mon
DAYS and Thursdays. suo,,
For Gentlemen-Fr to O'Clock ana from
7n to $50 o clock p m. Mondays and Thursdays.
Having q thorough knowledge OF tne arr ~
Ternsichore, Professor Piqua is prepared 70
teach ali the most popular dances, including tine
Ianciers. Polka, Union Medley. Portland Faney'
Horse Guards and Waltz Qusdrilles 49,.
Advanced Pupils can here complete tne,,
Ballroom education, as no pains VIII DC spaieo
to make all accomplished pancers. 4. A.,
None hut Scholars will be admitted TO the
Hall during school hours MI,
For terms and particulars apply at the hall
during school hours, or address Ely plqua
| p. O. box 225. iei'-'i
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1874-03-04
T. ID. EDWARDS,
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR A
LAW,
CARSON CITY, NEVADA,

CAuCoN VA NA'AD"t
Will practice in all the Courts OF this s'a'e'
Being Attorney for the Central Pacific railroad
Company, will obtain title to the lands belong
ing to the Company, for any parties wishing to
purchase.
Having paid especial attention to the practice
wears, respectfully tenders his services for thar
branch of business. will take necessary steps
to secure the selection of lands by the State
and obtain pstents for the same for parties viii
or without their being present.
Having an associate Attorney al Washins.on
especial attention will be given to obtaining
| patents to public lands and mines, as well a.
suits and business generally before the Depart
,mants my20tf
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1874-03-04
Arrivals and Departures Of Mails
to and from Phoebe.

Eastern and Western Mail.
Arrives about 4 p. m; departs s a. m. This
mail closes at 745 a. IN.
Salt Lake and Utah Mail.
Arrives about p. m; departs 6 a. M, and
closes at p. III.
Hike Mafl-Weekly.
Arrives Tuesdays, at II a. m; departs tn :,
mo-; mailed before Tuesday, should be given to
some one inside, and not dropped in the letter
box Mail closes at 4;3O IN.
Bullionville and Panacn.
Arrives daily, at II q. M; departs p. m
closes five minutes before departure. Mail mat
ter for these places should be handed INSIDE INT
same as Hike.
~ Postoffce open daily except Sundays and
legal holidays), from y a. m. until p. M; Sun
days, from to 10 a. m, and d 10 p m;
Letters registered from 3. m. to p. m.
daily except as above. n..ou
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1874-03-04
Utah Southern Railroad.

vy,RAINs LEAVE THE UTAH CENTRAL
Depot, Salt Lake City, at a. IL. and 2Sn
o'clock p. III.
sandy nearest point to Little Cottonwood
Canyon, at $40 a. m. and $50 p. m.
Arrive at Lehi at 0 a. m. and 80 p. m.
Leave Lehi at 80 a. N. aud p. M; Sandy,
at 10 80 n. m. and 6:l0 p. m.
Arrive at Salt Lake City at ll'3O q. m. an ana
D. III. a-uo'
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SAN FRANCISCO sTOCK REPORT

SAN FRANCISCO. March 3,
,HAnxs.1 MORNING SALES.
2lO5 ophir-2s 2sh 2sh 2sa 2sbSo
SsS SayapeNss IS 81 So s2b3O ssb3o s5b3o 81 81
400 Chollar potosi-62 6s 6sb3o CO. G2sSo
bs5 Hale Il Norcross-46 4sbSo ~ "a
44O Crown Point-S6 So so y u hoSv
l45 yellow Jacket IS 80 81 6oSp"
4O5 Imperial-5A ESQ 5abio
s43 Beicher-s6 s6% 81
$40 Julia-3h 3A
$50 Baltimore Con-6h On
go Caledonia-26 264 ~ 26h
$50 California-3ih "a "a o47so'o
90 Tyler-N
100 Nevada-lA
$50 lorida-3 ,. ,o,oo
7s0 Kentuck-ls 10 1sH lSs l9pso
700 succor-21s
100 Silver Hill-9k IN
100 Andes-1A Ii
200 South STAR
225 Alpha-1lN ia III
200 Buckeye
ITO Eclipse-5 ~
$50 Knickerbocker- 44A4 a
$50 Dayton-7h IN
200 whitman-2
1850 Woodyille-1h IN
2O5 on vireinis--66 Cox GOA
900 Globe-1A IL
$40 N Y Con-2h an
100 South Overman-75c
100 Lady Washngiton-4
4sO Oyerman-44 43 43h 43hb5
100 Just ce-S
liz American Flat-4k 64b
10 Union Con-l5h ~
100 Seq Belcher-s0 81 81 "
95( Sierra Nevada-lIA 10 la
Il Condolences
AFTERNOON SALES.
AN Meadow valley-ll 1917 loa oo.,o os.s
ITO Raymond Ely-3o " oo'a''o
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BULLION SHIPMENT.-The shipment OF
bullion yesterday by Wells, Fargo & Co.,
was SS,S2S.s3.
WARREN Il Co. have opened meat
market at Highland. with full supply
of beef, pork and mutton. Board fur
nished at the mines. f,0'tf.
A NEW circulating library, imported CT
gars, tobacco, stationery and confection-
cry at j. Levin & Co.'s, opposite Hamil-
tons saloon. Main street.
MARX TwAIN's new book complete at
Wilson & Solomon's, and at Ged-
lings. IF
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CLUE RooNGs:

TOMMY ADAMS has OPENED CLUB ROOMS Ms
.. at Hoey 4 Nixon's Saloon, Main street. ms
Entertainments are sure to engage the wnoi'
attention Of those participating.
milf
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MINING COMPANIES.

Following are the principal Mining Companies
on the San Francisco Stock Boards, together
with the number of feet in each mine ana
shares to each foot:
NEVADA MINING COMPANIES.
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., p. @. r..

I'm AND AFTER MONDAY, SEPTEMBER
" 30, 1873, Trains will leave OGDEN
dailys follows:
5 80 p. NJ. Passenger Train for Sacramento
and San Francisco.
) :55 p. NJ. Freight Train for Sacramento
and San Francisco.
TIL. GOODMAN,
General Passenger and Ticket Agent.
A. n. TowsE, General Superintent. n2l-ti
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For Sale.

ROULETTE WHEEL, in good ORDER anu
A complete in every particular; o,,p,1
Apply to ..oou s.
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NOTICE.

pIocHE, New. Dec. 5. 1873 .,
,s COMPANY DOES NOT ASSUME THE
Indebtedness Of its employees, and from ma anu no
after TINS IN" Hos. vi. NESBITT,
given oy .h spIN Superintendent
Secretary.