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THE INDIANS.
Intelligence Received at Washington OF
aSeriOus Outbreak In the Indian
Territory : Statement Of
Agent nlless
Bloody Work by the Cheycnnes, Conan
ehes aud KiOWas -Relnforcsments
Wanted at the Agency.

WASHINGTON, July THE commits
sioner of Indian affairs received the fol-
lowing important telegram to-day, Civ
ing news of serious outbreak among
he Indians in the Indian Territory:
Usage CITY, Ks, July7.
Hon. Z. p. Smith. Commissioner Wssbing.
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The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1874-01-03
FINANCE AND COMMERCE.
Gold in New York, llO..

Gold In New York, ll0s.
Legal tenders, 9O(ie9lc.
aWhcat in Liverpool lSs Sd
@l3s I'd; Club, LIS 9dSl4s Sd. Yt
The Columbia river is now open,
and there are to-day some fifteen YES
sells at Portland, either loading Wheat
or discharging ballast preparatory to
loading, and all under orders to go
foreign, save perhaps one or two.
This begins to look as if there was
money somewhere, for these cargoes
can not be purchased on credit. Wheat
is virtually money. and the cash is
coming into the country to exchange
for It.
Opportunely with the arrival of this
large fleet Of vessels, there has been an
advance Of six cents per bushel on
Wheat in Liverpool. and this will
give q tirmer tone to our market, at
least until such vessels as are here now
shall have been loaded and dispatched.
Money is beginning to circulate in all
the Westside counties, now that their
Wheat is moving, and we will expect
no more hard times, this year at least.
The river Is at a very good stage,
and at every landing and warehouse
on the river, there is the stir of active
preparations to convert their grain into
coin. There Is not less than six hum
dred TONS Of wheat moving from the
river warehouses daily, and with every
indication favorable for the cOntinu-
alton Of good boating on the river,
and a good harvest year in 1874, Ore
gon ID certainly In a flourlshing condi-
tion. The new year starts out under
the most hattering conditions.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1874-01-03

San FFaaeiscO Markets.
WHEAT Firm at q s5as 50 y 100 Ibs.
FLOUR Extra In demand for export at
@8 7s9T v bbl.
OATs-tl 6Osl 30 p 100 ibs.
ONIONS q 1861 s. v 100 Ms.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1874-01-03
Mr.. Wherry and his two sons

MI. Wherry ana hlB Two sons
-Wm. and Samuel--cIeared 10
acres Of land in the Nehalem valley
this season. He intends to put in
seven acres of an orchard in the
spring ME Whery has lived III
several Ofthe Ssatee and says that
this is The tineSt country he has
ever seen. He ays peaches and
grapes do we'll IN che Nehalem
valley. AstOriGn.
Report mys The Spanish Govern
ment bae Nd ppOh cns tor the
rssaps of 80 iuias with .
m0p G
tHaiflsf4 l
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1874-01-03

edies for that disease. Also pure fluid ex
tract of Eucalyptus, in one pound bottles.
forphysicians' use Beware OF limitations
and take none but Colemans. For saie
everywhere, and by Hodge. Calet 4 Co,
Druggists, Portland. Agents for Cregon.
v6nS9y
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1874-01-03

NuHIPltIeTy cOfFnbO' htfye Of the abOyp.
are the reports Of the experiments with
Eucalyptus by DR.. Lorrimer, of Berlin,
Prussia, and fr KeeIer, Chief Physician
0fthe Austrian Railway Co., published in
the An; Med. jour. July, 1872.
AZ VIII DC found very efiicacious in, Obsti-
ing COugh, Chronic Sore throat iencnr-
rllea, etc, and in nausea during pregnan.
nv . tANto"uAi
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1874-01-03
AIbany Markets.

WHEAT-White, p bushel, 81
OATS bushel, 37k cts.
P TATOEs- y bushel, SOC.
ONIONS v busheI, &lGsl So
FLOUR Y Dbl, o. 90.
BEANs-- White, " n, 3a4c.
DRIED FRUIT-Apples, y n. 3 cents:
Peaches, l6Nc; Plums, lfc: Currants, lOc
BUTTER-Fresh roll, ljGt25c apb.
EGGS-%2 dozen, SOC.
CHICKENS " dozen, g.
SUGARS Crushed, lie; Island, 1OGl2c /:
San Francisco refined, l2ac p n.
TEA-YOung Hyson, tl 26; Japan, 75c
COFFEE -2ic " ib.
SALT-lk@2kc y n.
SYRUP Heavy Golden, " keg, Is 90; Elk
heavy Golden, 81 90 p gal.
BACON Hams l9c, Sides &C.. Shoulders &c
LARD-In tins, lie v d, in kegs, &c.
OTLs-DevOe's Kerosene, 75c p gal, ~
can, gals, - 80; Linseed Oil, raw, j
gal, 81 q, boiled, 81 SIX.
HIDEs-U Undressed deer skins, zoe y H.,
dressed, s1 25; dry COW hides, flint No.
|, 10al9Rc p D.; green salted, No. /, 5(6o
&c; shcepskins, 25@3Oc each.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1874-01-03

@kfAW % peE day. Agents wanfeal An
eIku@1 ~ classes Of working peonle' az
cisllex sex Eouns ~ Oh, make more mon.
"a ~ M0sS sOF llg IN tIleit sraIe niOmenfA
ficularB frBo. AdFass az RfiTSnN n a..
FOrtianoe MANA IIyJ
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1874-01-03

WHEAT--s2Sa OR u GENITAL Of 100 Ms.
0ATs-lSc y busheI.
FLOUR Firm choice brands IS 5OCG6 so
y Dbl.
BARLEY -. 3OSal 40 per GENITAL.
ONIONs--l xalAc 2 ID.
BUTTER Extra dairy sOaSsc 2 N; COM
mon, lSa?Oc.
EGGS Weak at SOC y dozeu.
POULTRY Grown chickens, g p dozen.
HIDES Choice dry, l4c v b; salted, 7c.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1874-01-03

DIR. .COlellAa ms Double
Exdract Of EueRlyp
tls Is a special prepare
tion for hetIraiment Of
FEVhk and AGUE.
and is warranted 10
cure every case treated
according 10 directions,
without the injurious
results of the usual Qui-
Dina ond aroan; ;.,.,l -,
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Notice.

OREGON 4 CALIFORNIA RAILROAD
" Company, Land Department, For land
Oregon. April s, 1879. Notice Il hereby
given, that o vigorous prosecution wifi be
Instituted against any and every person
y. VINO .tesIsssses o0n any Railroad Land,
before the same "a B0U of the COml,,s,.
ny AND PAID FOR.
All vacant Land in odd numbered seo.
ttOns, whether aakveyed or tlnguryeyed.
within q distance OF thirty miles from the
limo Of the TDad, belongs TO the COmrnnv.
]. =. M0ORE9,
Land Agent.
The New York herald., 1874-06-16
HORSES. CARnIAGEs. sc.

-srEEGpH GHsf,xt sytE u ESEGAScE AMP BEAUTY
Si6LkS sib bds4iyrT TH Tl HGgy d5H
S2 F. rusFlg Aaai!oN nts
GsEa soSa % Fl snThEEr na At G ocLonK rRorn rs
family stock ne o. ,No private gentlemen; prominent
barrns,ea and eenpeed e :s his ne Stock Iy
Team q extra handsome ane and high bred brown
road and family Mares about l5 high ,snd years old;
horse yce. irieks I ,aas @ Of hle@isSs. can
sen se y aay to ess m e a ne1 are 9s
lean or M either genleman or mdys road q
rens; equally good Single; warranted Sound and Kind;
Meys expressly for adys use by whom they
ana aVs .osr ua s sass
Styn Sshn brsa aae no se easy and game drivers
ear can SAMMY aye IN % either single or doubles are war;
ane n ns. ,Ss large dark dappe gray kentucky bred
dy u ne naa n od s
earless o, locomotive ne traveller with perfect knee
sensible "a ana brave horse prize tor any gentleman or
Cherry bay coupe Horse, lo1s hands high. and the
handsomest coupe or match hose for earrage pair
oss The H and hsfi
years old one o. pair that cost s2o his mate ded
The fast and hne Young trottins mare wooNsocKEr
iss hisn years Old raised oy Amos Johnson in Yer
aee sne anS E b. @ S
which leaves her without public record she was then
fuy SINCE about four weeks ago her owner her
trial IN Prospect Park TO lz3 road in 1885,
she can always beat 2:35 and in show 2.SO is
elegant driver well beheaved steady pure gated and
RELIABLE and one OF the finest proportioned for
speed with fine strong cordy limbs and ieet rugged
and hardy constitutions has the appearance and form
OF the genuine tIotter is warranted sound and kind
Also iast and hnc let Dack trottng Mare lols high,
years oid sired by General Knox handsome pure gen.
teel ana extra promsing was never trained except road
driving and is warranted to show 2:4o now is
stylish, stylish, ireea easy and pleasant DRYER
:, Also two fine young blood bay rrotting and TOAD
Mares both sired by Volunteer l51a and 1874 high
the other years old the one was raised BY Mr. Lowe OF
BROOKLYN; are both elegant and booded in
fine and prompt drivers; extra fine and genteel road
be driven by lady.
Also handsome and fine lady's childs Pony, Is
high 6years old for lady child to ride drive
handle; fine traveller; warranted sound and kind.
Also one landaulet, Dog Cart, two brewster top
Wagons, Waterman Trotting Wagon, Pony Phaeton two
sets OF double and three OF single Harness. all by Duns
comb elegant kersey summer and dress SUITS, &C,
all the wagons and harness first class city makers
ana IN fne order such gentleman would desire
n. B.-This sale Is absolute and positive limits
and full and responsible warranty given.
sale positive regardless of weather, at l01s prompt.
JOHN l.. vANDEWATER, Auctoneer.
The New York herald., 1874-06-16
REGuLAR SALE OF HORSES AND CARRIAGES


fALF poHsHs as 4SR SR6 6AFRAeEs
rwentyour to hour, gwen 10 purchasers to
CATALOGUE OF THIs iii "I,sl"fs nAY" TUESDAYS, SALE.
CROSS MATCHED fh1M, Il 9,GI2ik sLkcK AND CREAM
s @ ali M e rom d nnd e1
stylish; tear nothing; an excellent family team and
coR iou S GooD okpER BUILT BY BREws
BAY 9fGoRs HoRsEs m HANDS HIGH AND 10
9 fna and true IN A. from ys
RIaf aqs cox All p IN Soob
s f'g2EsfRs
o4ss o % 81 aGar.ns nhHs
ESS EHsS SSANIE FE SHN s5inT hHAT sr
TEAM aSAy % asn sas
sGs and
ave Sfs iafns' IN do1D ORDER BUILT By j.
THE tELEBRArED RUNNING STALLION HARRY
high, u years od first class race, saddle stock
IL miles over hurdles in minutes and IS seconds,
beating beating Underwood, Lobelia, Tycoon ana imported
ELEGANT BASKET PHAEToN. WITH RUMBLE
sSAy HORSE s' i HANDS HIGH, YEARS OLD;
has ee usd 81 M
sold on account of owner going abroad and warranted
IWowHEELED DOG CART, IN PERFECT ORDER;
rHsk PhAkfoS SihHT sEnHT BY BREWSTER CO., OF
Broome street.
PONY NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PONY l3 HANDS
high & years old Kind and true II an ha from
children; also set Harness and
NO TOP tHAETON, BUILT BY WITTY.
SORREL HORSE, THOROUGHBRED, SIRED BY
Censor, l5. hands high, coming years old kind ana
true IN all harness. superior under saddle free from
aH ToP hpS sSg aNa Peasap1 R dyeT Ry sREwsrgR GO
of Broome street.
Brown HORSE, ls HANDS HIGH, YEARS OLD;
Knd and true in all harness. tree from vice. stylish
ana handsome; tree and pleasant driver first class
coupe or family carriage horse and warranted sound
KOCkAWAY. NEARLY NEW.
kin ana true m all harness free from vice; first class
roauser trots In minutes, and fine family horse.
NO TOP WAGON, BUILT BY DUSENBURY Il MEL
BAY PONY, l4s HANDS HIGH. YEARS OLD: KIND
ana true in all harness and under sadde tree vice
an excellent pony for children; also set Harness and
NO Top PONY PHAETON.
BLACK HORSE, 1914 HANDS HIGH, YEARS OLD;
KIND ana true in all harness. from vice superior
work horse and warranted sound
BAY HORSE, l6 HANDS HIGH. YEARS OLD;
KIND and true in all harness free from vice first class
worser and warranted sound.
CHESTNUT HORSE, l6ts HANDS HIGH, YEARS
SEVERAL OTHER HORSES. DESCRIPTION TIME
of
Seven top Road Wagons
Three Barouches.
Depot WAGONS, top and no top.
kockaWayS, Vlctorias Coaches, &c, &c.
SALE COMMENCES AT ii O'CLOCK.
The New York herald., 1874-06-16

J,LEGANT TEAMS BAY HORSES FOR sALE-oNE
~ Team, 16ls hands, one team 1915 very stylish
sound and kind win be warranted in every respect ,.
men hav wing no further use for them. Apply ~ MANU-
FACTURERS UNION CARRIAGE REPOSITORY IS
BroaQWay
The New York herald., 1874-06-16
A UCTION HOUSE OF ARCH. JOHNSTON
"A date Johnston a. Van TasselD,
DOWNTOWN OFFICE, So LIBERTY STREET
(Tuits' Carriage Warerooms).

"A Ii.
DowSTS%S oSTISs; 5 LIsIN5RS STREET
rhE HGnsE TJ }
IS.S 0To 3 THIRTEsNTH THIRrEsiT J; STREET,
TUhsba7 ANp fR1DY IS 1oE
The W the
won the respect and confidence Of the business
wfs 'os puPaHS aH6sE aTse e RELIABILITY
HsT RAHS as2. Lay
Ponies 4 hands high. and years old; gentle and
Locomotive anything ese been driven BY lady
past three years; warranted sound; Set Harness.
Z EIEeANE' Pony PHAEroN, platform springs, by
: DARK CHESTNUT MARE, by old American Star,
dam an an ApSaa mare 70 hands high years GID
class roadster very pretty; warranted sound; Har
3 SIDE BAR ROAD WAGON. nearly new; R. NJ.
: .ELEGANT LANDA 0LET. satin lined. BY ninsr 4
TEA s 3D. s4x kind a al Ss
no sad % rserS S1
S ss sEs ssss sy s1s: s..r
: ''sle1S sXY HAMBLEroxrAN MARE, 1sx hands. ?
Y 0 IN ssna and
sir Ssas, ssI z soed sras9
Z ! BAY MAZE. lo1a hands, years; KIND IN all har
: ranted sound.
TOP WAGJN, in good order. by Miner 4 Stevens.
= GERMANTOWN ROCKAWAf, In good order; Col.
litl BARK BAY HORSE ratehen stock, Is hand. 8, 7
years. kind In all harness and under saddle; tree
z trom vice trots in minutes; very stylish. tree
dfSsFk kXSsf;sa'fS s'PHa PG4nros good order
kAH Work fTShs sfae Ssnas MG eS good
= worker; sold tor want OF use.
z TRUCK, IN good order city built.
; SORREL HORSE l6h hands high. years: kind In
: all harness; tree from vice: trOts In minues
= ceent roadster; sold for want of use.
DOG CART, turn out seat, In good order by sti-
;: vers
Z BLACK HORSE, l5sl hands, years; kind In all
harness ana under saddle; tree from vice has been
used exclusively family horse by ladies'; is not
afraid OF anything; warranted sound
2 BAY HORSE l3M hands wears; kind in oil har
, sound
: CLOSE COACH. fine order. by Wood Bros.
= / BROWN HAMBLErONIAN Horse, 1871 hands,
!. years. Kind In all harness tree from vice. trots in
5 minutes: splendid roadster; warranted sound.
; UNUSUALLY LARGE VARIETY OF ALL KINDS
OF HORSES. DESCRIPTION TINE OF SALE.
LARGE VARIETY OF TOP AND NO TOP ROAD
WAGONS: QUEEN, PARK AND PONY PHAETONS; /;
Z ROCKAWAY, EXPRESS AND DEPOT WAGONS;
& ALSO AN ASSORTMENT OF EVERY KIND OF
Z SALE AT 10 O'CLOCK.
The New York herald., 1874-06-16

EoR sALE--2o FINE YOUNG HORSES. JUST FROM
II Indiana, years old, ~ TO II hands high; AL sound
and Kind. Inquire at 10 Norfolk street.
The New York herald., 1874-06-16

E'oR sALE-A HANDSOME BAY HORSE, l51@ HANDS,
II the property OF II gentleman about TO travel Apply
A Mcovern's stable, Love lane, Perpont House,
The New York herald., 1874-06-16

BARGAIN-TwO SECOND HAND CLARENCEs,
"A three gass Quarter Coaches one light Victoria, two
Depot Wagons, two top Bugges, one Coupe Roc
fourwhee Dog Cart two platform Express Wagons, all
In order. J. W. PlTNEY 460 Third avenue.
The New York herald., 1874-06-16
THE TURF,

~ = ~
AT FLEETWOOD PARK JUNE MEETING,
"A FIRST DaY IN MFbxHs llb fsa spay "a JUNE y
sgsss 1 70 1 70 ' .sss%a sss 5 Isss beaten
Gaarlsi po0Te ! resa enter, or Young Bruno
pan Mace SsaSs enters sss's sS 8 triumph sHss'
George n. Ferguson sn'srs sAMs XIV Z; Crown Prince
I s rs 3 sasas .as ss 81 s beaten
Srsj,t ssssS sssrs III dy; ADAMS ''
wsSn ilssss sn.sti oHrfiss' sarr Girl
Scpoaaa bfsaSIe eaiers sassi = refonto aHnntace
sR%Sp eRG9sS fnssi baY FRfbaY Fl fbs'9n JUNE 10
SG s s sa aass o c ss.sn
Nm Nm G c; drembie enters 8: & Commodore
z; Mitchell enters ). 9; GEORGE H. Mitchell.
il. Casey Siss 1 Il Had a%af; $yfsS "ss
says 9syss "a.
Snn MSqpay boao enters enters m be hay smiS r%0s
Nfnss WSieeis snssIs ss,srs s n m Bssss ssss Dan
kossrs es b w ses q
PURSE No. s-.ssg5: gSsRsiI Pa u $SSzss III
Dan Mace enter. sA SANE i Mes SAY fullerton.
sss y he s4
John Murphy enters B. m. Lady Doman.
$sss s.
J. Pattefson enters emers Sr nnsa MaaSaaS nHy
George Il Ferguson enters SIM B. M Miss Miller.
in harness governed BY the rules Of the National
Ahssociat;o & &tr9ttng to cqmnence Ct O'clock When
W Os 9 Ssd o to the field @ and srana
Sy a the
races every 10 minutes direc, for the ark Trans leave
street depot IL pAa ffssden an'
A FIR T RUNNING MEETING OF THE
a. fLEEnM31p ThREa Ds4s, s4sA RHSSnNS RHHsSSS8S!SrioS
to s on ns Syn
FIRST DaYMJUNE D.
Purse of $780, dash of threeqnarsers of mile, for all
SECOND RACE
Merchants Hotel aTnif nRb s Radg H all ages mile heats
Purse Of s4OJ-Hnrdle race over eight hurdles, two
A'''' "'' sEcoSP Is94 gAyzSgsE y,Sg s
%ss c
second 's' ,' 20 '"ra, SECOND RACE;
allowed bs 500 allowed il lbs Any Surplus over
stated price to go to ssfEna TfiTRb h9rse; @AGE
Purse ''0Af 4afsp hsf' a 9sSf si!fa weights
Purse Of '-ons sRdoiS sRd hS Esdh dash for all ages
wnng heat M a s
atty of5 lbs.
THIRD RACE.
Hurdle Race Purse of $500, mile heats over four
hurdles, welter weights $75 to second, $25 third.
Entries to close Wednesday, June H. at oclock p NJ
at johnson Brothers Poolroom, Twenty eighth
street and broadway ut the Park and declarations
70 oe maze at our O'Clock the gay previous 10 the race
cases. entries to Purses-Fiye per cent entrance
money to 60 to second horse Entrance hurdle
free ALL four to enter out OF different stables
three to start In OF unpleasant weather the
WM. II. VAN CoTT, Superintendent
AMERICAN JOCKEY CLUB
"A SPRING RACES 1874
at JEROME PARK,
SATURDAY, 9th, TUESDAY, 10th,
WESDDNSEnspAY 1s,, 10Th, THuRsDAY I,s Y 18th 18th,
The New York herald., 1874-06-16
IMPORTANT AND POSITIVE SALE,

A IMPORTANT AND POSITIVE SALE
sfsSH
AMP ~ IENS;y Ki;AE q TIE XEw YoHK noTEE
WHO SAILS r kARsaEs R3ssfSe FOR EUROPE
aP9 saS Nass efnas
on Long island could Beat MINUTE W %hen tis but
tn three cd @ Mas broker snd az, trained By Mso and
ss sssual thu @ Cherry Y Sa w isi
sood M honest % %
cam m h peea Good s s he
i warranted sound and kind in all harness and be
"A AsS last and nd ney bred bay eans M hands high
kn9x M + also w he sire Gt with record Of
very last This selang enaaranse Of his
T0ea four ns nss al inside Of no s he = ns
Is reliable gentleman's road horse afraid cars
G IN m sdr n Se he W
rancd sound and kind ana Tree from vice. trick fault
sonlaa. dam Bsloander mare %as pred BY jacob
sSu Mnsa
y
In all anS nSo ha. a ssst
star in face with iuli heavy name ana tail and
.sd ;erfs sesn , s
s Sd sna n sss s en es sa
has y trained t. a 20 s
Stands ke sound and Kind
s
deep sorTs name and .s i straight, r.
and as pu no @ass ns II
he & S.a rSsd and
Eo!ea Or money trottea Snrrsssnssts PARK
as preS s % ar m in ANA wha
not part with him now II he positive when he would
seen to be appreciated. ~
hsnd a o %as BAY y ny shryy b
dam May Day Mare; was raised in Somerset county,
ysisr: si @ S s'4s s
full me IN ss she can beat s now has flowing
ead%ranSe can ro her M L miles il the nour owner has
Forty. street inside Of s. minutes; she extra
fine family M beast and is war sound s and kind
V and By AZ
he m
nss % @ sna S mat ss n IL has Sa,
feet style and action docile and gentle in
or as and ni las, IA % sd
@ 1 sa sE ga ad a az a 6ss
s eS s Ia: Wh n @ mile
not e She nSF a
b-ine ABOVE norses nave All Deen drNen IN single
and double harness and are superior roadsters
Carriages consist OF one Coupe Rockaway, pole and
shafts beautiful extension top park Phaeton pole and
shafts also Pony Phaetons top and light road and
trong Wagons skeletons and sukles single and double
Harness. Blankets, Robes, Whips, &c.
n. B.-The above stock will be on exhibition at stable
Sae 'an
certaning ull particulars Persons in search Of some
thing really fine reliable should not fail avail
themselves OF this opportunity they will be fully
ranted as represented and, not found TO be So pur
chaser can return and w be rsSnded S,S
- limit, restriction or
RESERVATION SALE COMMENCES PROMPTLY AT
IL O'clock
The New York herald., 1874-06-16

DOR SALE CHEAP-A VERY DESIRABLE TEAM
l. for family use; very handsome and stylish sound
kind spirited safe for lady to drive. Address b.
box $50 Post office.
The New York herald., 1874-06-16
HORSES, CARRIAGES, sc.

AT AUCTION THIS DAY BY
IA NAS TAsSELL d kEARNEY AUCTIOSEERS
successors to Johnston a Van TasselL)
HORSE AND CARRIAGE AUCTION MART,
no. III AND liz FAST THIRTEtNTH STREET, NEAR
FOURTH AVENUE.
The New York herald., 1874-06-16
HORSES. CAxKIAGEn. &C.

EoR sALE-PRICE 500, A FIRST CLASS FAMILY
i Horse; stylish sound and gentle; has used By
private family for three sold OF use An
ply, before s a. W. and after /. NJ, ut CARAVANS
stables, 55l West Scventeeth street
The New York herald., 1874-06-16

L,OR sALE-A COUPE GRAY HORSE, 10 HANDS
l. years old sound. gentle, good stock; well broke
TO double single harness. Apply at O'coNNok'S
stables, ~ West Sixteenth street.
The New York herald., 1874-06-16

ENOR SALE-THE STOCK OF A LIVERY STABLE IN
H. finest location in New Jersey, doing good business;
VIII sell on very easy terms will take small House IN
vicinity OF New York good Lots they must ho
clear: nrst rate chance to get into business
already established; all cash customers Address
The New York herald., 1874-06-16

LNOR sALE-A LIGHT BAY HORSE, 10 HANps 7
u years od sound and kind both In single and double
"unS sr anS Sns o e sasa AS s aaS e s,
SSfusScsCG1 slevSk
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1874-07-15
AMERICAN CARLISTS.

The Carlsts shot the correspondent OF
the Free Press, OF Vienna, on the 3Oth
of June, in spite of reprieve sent by
Don Carlos t Telegram, II.
We humbly approach as member OF
the despised press should, the presence
of the renowned, august and illustrious
promoters Of the gag law, Messrs. Car
penter, Freylinghuysen, Poland and
others, and respectfully call their atten-
ton to the above satisfactory and effec-
tual mode Of disposing Of troublesome
newspaper correspondents. The Ameri-
can Carlists ought to follow the bright
example OF their Spanish brethren. and
when one of that abomniable press gang
comes poking round, just treat him 10 q
fusiliade and few feet OF earth. The
European Carlists appear altogether
more respectable than their American
comrades. The former makes no if or
ands about the matter, but shoot the in
terlopers without ceremony. Carpenter,
Butler. Poland, with the rest OF them
would be quite willing to wreak bloody
Vengeance as readily as their Carlis
friends, but they were too cowardly 70
that, so they struggled a bill through
Congress, like sneak thief makes of
with the coats and hats lying in an I'm
garded entry, and are now chucklinG
over their raid on the press. or the two
classes, the Spanish Carlists are the
more reputable and respectable.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1874-07-15
A POISONOUS DOSE.

The Virginia Chronicle man is happy
now He is comet sharp as well as a
rock sharp. and publishes the comforta-
bic prediction that all the inhabitants Of
the earth will be suffocated in about two
weeks from the 9th. This is the way
this scientific pundit figures it out. Geol-
ogists assert that at one time the earth
was enveloped in a cloud Of carbonic
acid gas. That fluid is fatal to animate
beings, consequently at the time of the
earth's immersion in this poisonous
cloud, there could have been no living
thing remained on its surface. so far good,
Next Father Secchi, the astronomer,
has discovered by the spectroscope that
the comet consists largely of carbonic
acid gas. Another astronomer, Park
hurst, tells us about the 22l or therea.
bouts, the earth will be enveloped in the
tail of the comet. Secchi says that the
tail is carbonic acid gas. Consequently
the earth will take a bath of carbopic
acid gas. and the Virginia Chron.
icle man says We shall all be suffocsted
So all ye sinners had better be fixing up
your spiritual accounts as speedily as
possible. Time is getting short, and
some folks will have Il good deal to do to
rao1y