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Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1874-09-23

| Chief Of the Hill Mintpp Co,-
pany. --Location OF principal place of bmsi
ness, san francisco California Location q,
WORKS, Ely Mining District, Lincoln eounty
Mesaaa.-Notice is hereby given, that at q
August, 1874 an assessment mo a. Of Twa,, o'
nve t2ol Cents per share was levied upon tie
capital stock of the corporation, payable imme'
taaleiy IN United States gold coin, to the Seere-
Hayward's Building, 4Ig Caiifornjs straat m - -
Francisco, California. H'iee' san
any stock upon which this Assessment shah
1874, VIII be delinquent. pnd advertised for sale
at public auction, and unless payment is made
before will be sold on the LIST day of October,
le.t, to pay the delinquent assessment to-
of sale. ~ f'i''"
CHAS. S. NEAL, Secretary.
Omce-Room 23 Hayward's Building, No. 4l9
California street. San Francisco, California,
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I. o S T,

A pRoM1ssonY NOTE FOR THE SUM OF OF
A 500. dated February Q, 1874, and due ave
April is, 1874, drawn by Juan Jose fueh1ss naSs.
and p 7. Colemsn, and payable to M \. y, ,s" cs,,.
Grams or bearer. All persons gre neioUy .ayocnt 0c
toned against negotiating the same 'S p''A"'
has been stopped. nm posrcpANs.
.c ,o-. au7-tf
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n OTIOE

run a. G. BARNES AND ROBERT KELLY,
Il oNners in the lsilurian Mine. Highland
District: That II they do not appear within
ninety DAYS and pay their proportion OF the e1,
penses -. yad IN developing said mine, We VIII
law. JAMES McGREGoR.
.,,,oooa JAS. O'BRIEN.
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$3.50 REWARD! /!
NOTICE.

DHE COMPREHENSIVE HERETOrORE
existing between the undersigned, under
the arm. name and style Of Chas. Stein Co.,
n this -isy dissolved by mutual consent. Chas
Stein is authorized to collect all bills owing the
late frm, and will also pay oil bills due by said
hrm. -
the old stand, Main street. t.r
'N' CHAS. STEIN,
-5a H.N. TOT TMAN.
Pioche, June I, 1874. t jeQ-n
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Registration Notice.

VHE QUALIFIED ELECTORS OF HIKo
L Precinct, Lincoln county, State of Nevada,
are hereby notified thai the Books of Registra-
ton for the General Election to be held on
Tuesday, November 3, 1874 are now open. The
time for the registration of the names Of voters
Will expire on Tuesday, the Goth day Of
October, at o'clock p, m.
W. NJ. WILSON,
Justice Of the Pace and ex-ofiicio Registry
Agent for Hiko Precinct, Lincoln county,
Nevada. seg-td
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$50 REWARD.

c,rRAyEp FROM PATTERsoN's STATION y
- september o. 1874 one Dark Iron M assy = ruas rts
branded on left hip with three s,,aa s;f tse crew
eonhecsing at ue o"'' se16-tf
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NOTICE.

THE COMPREHENSIVE HERETOFORE
i existing between the undersigned, under
the firm, name and style OF Bishop 4 Lee, has
this day been dissolved by mutual consentA.
G. Bishop withdrawing fran the business. All
the liabilities of the late firm arc assumed by
8. L. Lee who will receive and receipt for all
debts due the late firm. at the same business
house. % sldi fTE ~ III. .a.
5 --sa A. G.. BISHOP,
g. l.. LEE.
Phoebe. June 10, 1874. je16-1m
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And in accordance with law an ard order of
the Board of Directors, made ON the 10th day
Of August, 1874, so many shares of each par
Gel of such stock as may be necessary will be
sold at public auctien at the Office Of the Sec
retary. on Lacour street, Phoebe, on Monday,
the 12th day of October. 1874, at the hour
of IL o'clock m, of said day, to pay said aelin.
quent assessment thereon, together with costs
OF advertising and expenses of the sale. H.,
se19-td HENRY RIVES, Secretary.
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Registration Notice.

THE QUALIFIED ELECTORS OF PANACA
l Precinct Lincoln county, State Of Nevada,
are hereby notified that the Books of Registra-
ton for the General Election to be held on
tuesday, November 3, 1874, are now open. The
time for the registration of the names Of voters
Will expire on Tuesday the Goth day Of
October, at . o'clock p. m.
A. NJ. FINDLEY,
3nstce of the Peace and ex-officio Registry
Agent for Panaca Precinct, Lincoln county.
Nevada. Re9-td
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HOWARD INFIRMARY.

Consulting Parlors, 2lj Kearny street. between
Sutter and Bush San Francisco, are open
from 10 An. to . Pm. and PM. too Pm.
MI FERDENANDERZ, M. D., LATE EN-
Nl. amining Physician Of the Massachusetts
Iniirmary, Boston. The Doctors popularity Is
due to his success in the treatment OF al
chronic, nervous and scrofulous diseases, such
as periodical insanity, venereal prostratioh
loss of physical and mental tone. decayed ma
ture or impotency, barrenness, and all other
diseases of the physical ana mental system, pro
duced from natural or unnatural causes. In the
old or young. Particular attention to the lungs,
liver, kidneys and blood. DR.. F.s peculiar
vegital equalizing treatment is both Internal ana
external Cancers. tumors. removed without
cutting or pain. Patients wishing to remain IN
the city can be accommodated. Persons consult
the Doctor gratis. Advice TO- physicians ON
cases of their own, o. usual, IS. All who have
failed under the normal treatment consult
with confidence DIR. +.
Sundays, from II to2 P. o. Box 1887.
B-Attention to all diseases of the bladder
womb etc. se10-1yr
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SAN FRANCISCO AGENT. .

c. W. CRANE. 42G Montgon,e,v stree, * 60,
Agent for the PIocHE DAILY I.conp. snti,"r.
Ized to contract aud collect for adyertise. !.
Ments, at our lowest cash rates, in coin. Al.
Nertisers are requested to leave their orders
with MIN, as none other Will be recognized.
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South side. immediately below Cedar street.
80 mvl2.tf
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N NOTICE

N NOTxCE
ITO J. V. LEE, ARTHUR O, LEE, +. G. LEE.
i l.. NJ LEE and M. E. LEE, owners in the Lee
Mine, Highland District, Lincoln county, Ne
vadS You and each of you are hereby notified
that II you do not appear within ninety 1907
days from the date hereof, and pay your and
each of your proportion Of the expenses in
Cured in developing said mine, the undersigned
your respective interest in said mine.
Phoebe, New, Aug. %, 1874, H.s
JAMES McaREGOR,
au30-20d JAS. OBRIEN.
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REMOVAL.
LOST.

O SATURDAY MORNING, FROM THE
Fou, hsmilton stage, between Pioche and the
suSam mile House, . Whistler Pistol. II the
Ahtting reward. sei.tf
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TERMS OF ADVERTIs,NC


., Done al the RECORD Office in the best s,vls
,;, nnoMh 70 the art; and must be paid for on de-.
h,va h!, , uiiiess persons having the work done
Walton from this rule. w ue
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Registration Notice.

NE QUALIFIED ELECTORS OF ST.
Nm ahomas Precinct, Lincoln county. State of
ppesada. are hereby notified that the Books Of
%ss.ration one for the General Election to be held
m. i.uVesday, November 8, 1874, are now open.
me time for the registration Of the names Of
dos aVers Viii expire on Tuesday, the Goth
"a' Vi october, at Q O'Clock p. m.
1,.,, ROBERT LOGAN.
'uSuee OF the Peace and ex-oficio Register
agent for St. Thomas Precinct, Lincoln
county, Nevada. se9.td
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IKE PHILLIPS.

'pf'e'or Sample Rooms, West Main street,
and The Parlor, East Main street,
""oiesaie s..a Retail Dealer
....N....r
VIE FINEST BRANDS OF WINES, wHIS-
Eureka, New. III -NI''-T :. ses.H
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Registration Notice.

1HE QUALIFIED ELECTORS OF GLOVER
! valley Precinct, Lincoln county. State Of
Nevada, are hereby notified that the Books of
htgrstration for the General Election to be held
on Tuesday, November 8. 1874, are now open.
Inc time for the registration Of the names OF
voters will expire on Tuesdry, the goth day
october, at 0 o'clock p. IN.
TAYLOR X. BIRD,
justice OF the Peace and ex-officio Registry
Agent for Glover Valley Precinct. Lincoln
county. Nevada. selO-td
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Delinquent NaItS.

Phoebe Water Company, Phoebe,
Lincoln County, Nevada.--There are delinquent
upon the following described stock, on account
Of assessment (No, y levied on the 10th day Of
August, 1874, the several amounts set opposite
the names of the respective shareholders, ms
follows.
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FASHION
CLUB ROOMS,

VNHE CLUB ROOMS AT J. G. LYNCH's
i Saloon, corner of Main and Lacour streets,
have been reopened. Those sportively inclined
can find abundant amusement at the Fashion
Club rooms. su23-tf
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Registration Notice.

I'VE QUALIFIED ELECTORS OF LAS
! vegas Precinct, Lincoln county. State of Ne.
nada are hereby notified that the Books Of Reg
islraton for the General Election to be held on
Tuesday. November 3, 1874, are now open. The
anle % lor the registration Of the names of voters
n nal! expire on Tuesday, the 2Oth day OF
oetober, at O'Clock p. IN. r..
,n.., O.D, GASS,
justice OF the Peace and ex-otiicio Registry
ageht for Las Vegas Precinct, Lincoln
county, Nevada. seg.td
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TO RENT,

fsg!E THE BUILDING ON MAIN
sss,IS street. adjoining Mrs. Stanton 9
- - residence, and formerly used
~ .s Record printing office. For particulars.
;nouire at the Record publication ONCE. Lacour
atreet, near Main. auNlu
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PIANO.

ONE ROSEWOOD, CARVED CASE AND
~ Legs, Four Round Corners, Full 7.octave
Piano, Iron Frame, Ove1strung, with Cover anu
Stool; new. Y .fff. ~
For saio or to rent. Apply to
au19-u CHAS. WiADS"noND'
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A WORD ABOUT TIE NE1EOEs,

The time has gone b. when we could hope
to influence the negro by any words of ours
for they seem to be joined to their idols and il
may be the part of true wisdom to let then
! alone. Taught ever since the war, by the
white adventurers and designing demagogues,
that safety for them lay only in their support
Of white R ideals, and in antagonizing them
selves with the native whites of the $ nth. it
is not to be wondere d at that they Il uld have
PERM ted themselves to | e | Ike sheep to
the slau ghter, or that they SHOULD re gard with
di trust and suspicion every attempt made by
us 10 bring about reconciliation aud harmony
be ween the races.
This distrust and suspicion We know to be
| foolish and unfounded, but we kno v too. that
they exist, and are reilly the only capital
upo1 which the white caTpet-baggers have to
bank. Without the support which the G Il
fortunate and deuded nee Toes acc ,rd the
scheming and disrrpuaLle ra t, a Il ey would
fly from this State, and from all South rn
States as from a pestilence. TIL It the negroes
have PARTIALLY awakened to realization of
This fact, that they are beginning to have
some nv pronounced ideas on the subject,
and that they have some pretty well-detined
notions about the time having arrived to toss
overheard the Jonah which has brought su n
trou Die and disaster upon the State, and con-
sequently upon themselves we know, both
from private utterances and from the leading
editor ais in their orga' OF Wi h Finchback
is the editor and propr etor.
The abandonment Of them by Warmoth, |
for whom they entertained a genuine affection, |
first shook their faith in carpet-baggers, and |
since that the instances OF rascality and inf
del ty on the p,rt of white adventurer, ele-
vatei by tn .ir votes have been SO numerous
and so f.gr.nt, that the nf 'e ce has well j
nigh ooz out Mt tn. 'r finger ends
To cap the climax here is Kellogg palpab'v
going back on them. breaking his promises to
them, telling them that colored III IN will not
do for State Treasurer, us it Injuries the credit
Of the State abroad, etc. These things have
had staggering effect upon the negroe and
hr ~ IN the thickest skull of the dullest
plantation darkey the idea is forcing itself
hat SO nething will have to lie done. and that
IN ckiy, if he would he saved from the ire
r evabe ruin to which he is being hastened
~ the men to whom he has heretofore ndly
lin ned his faith. -.
1t my be that the time has now arrived 4
* n the negro leaders will boldly throw off
era legu,nce to the demngogues who have J
~.ed and ruled thu m in the past. and who +
n pose to make them their pol. teal slaves in 4
lie u ure. q
We sh Ill watch stlu gle nov DING on :
tt great interest, d not W th,Gt ho that |,
'mething of good o tn, Sac NAV lie <
vowed therefr ,m
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THE POSITION OF PARTIES.

The view taken by the Republican Of The
relative posii Of parties in the press Al. cam
| paign is SO sensible and truthful, aud SC
pointedly and admirably put, that we canno,
refrain from republshing few extracts from
its editorial We would commend to the
Picayune and Times particularly the reference
to the third p rrty movement. As the organs
OF third parties, those jour ais can learn an
instructive lesson fro IL their Republican
neiyhbor.
We agree with the Republican that there can
be no compromise between the Democratic
and Republican parties there are but
two parties in the St.te-lhe Democratic and
the Republican. Those who attempt to get
together as an army, says the Republican,
"the miserable strsg sler from either party.
reinforced by the indolent the indiff .rent and
the stupid, and set sue a corporal's guard up
rs a third, having the balance Of power, will
prove o miser ID t;si u'e.' Ire, every W ri
OF it. Then, let our friends OF the few re-
naming Independent clubs, the fragments of
the Liberal party aud tue rem amt of the Re-
form party bear this fact in mind and act
Says the Republican: If you
,oish to de eat The HepLbtic N plry, you must
ioia the Democratic or waste your strength
Verbum sap sat.
The following is the extract to which We
invite attention.:
Conservatives on the contrary, here Is else.
were are those clIig t. .,Ast Va, .4avc
,uperstitious reverence for whaever IL old b 49,
cause 1t IL DID, and distrust Of Whatever Is NV |
Dec use 1t IL new. wlJ accom- ,Ilisl wo.k ex |
;ept OF All obstructive klnd, add g BY nature
ncapacitated fOf linprOvem n, eng has
been Witty said, ''t.,e mules poit. that ell
gender othing
Ia TINS state they d. not con -titute political
ubd Vision, bat wnen they act y tlcaIy at I'll.
re Obliged to fall INTO The Democrat c K ~
helr oppOsltes, the Llue.a.s, - no choice
ut ~ act with the kepub len pai.. Al fact
mere are blt two parties III this state, lepub
can patty, aud tlieir opp,nen.s, tie ~ mo-
ratio party. Between these two tnu.e can
: no compromise, ani the ATTEMPT -
1T together rs all army the rao.e
tragglers from either, rel. forced b. tine indecent
ne Indifferent and the stupid, and set such y
brpOfaI's guard up thru pal u, LA ing the
alance Vi power. Will prove mise aD.e failure.
Those wh' wish 10 defeat tire Republican party
lust JOIN the DEM era tie, waste their strength
ut those To whom the name Ut Democracy IL an
1cnsc nj .st take eld.s with the Il. -plibIcalis.
mere Is no middle course. no . LiDcfai COl-er- Z
ltivs Capitalization, claiming support AID offer
lcceed, aid Liberal Conservatism" could sycn
tiitai: exist, w.u Il bc = MUNSTER. w.tA wings 81
'his beatn the aM, and feet Of clay Gained 10 81
y 'ssi.As. lnS rscks W she a.iamA;ltMe bands q,
prejudice. i
Aitsr reading tn abevs ws 40 4 : loss 81 4
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THE ADDRESS IF THE COMMITTEE
OF SEVENTY.

Now that this very intelligent and highl,
respectable body, representing the best inter
ests of the city and State, ave spoken, W,
hope there will be an end to all dissension
among our people. The address published
this morning is full and complete truthful
and patriotic, judicious and timely, satisfac
tory and lnanswerable It counsels all VIII,
oppose Radicalism and the Kellogg usurpatio,
to join in the election of delegates to the
Democratic Convention to be held at Baton
Rouge, on Monday, the oath of August II
indorses the call and address of the Demo
cratic Committee. and says of it
Here. then We find Convention called by GER
| tainly the most powerful, ancient and best tsci
y med party in the State, whose doors are So
widely thrown openthat al opponents of Radical
Will.
Quoting from the address of the Central
Committee:
The Democratic party has no enmities to
crafty, and holds out the hand OF fellowship to
all those who are disposed to aid us ia this cri-
Sis. National politics are subordinate in this
canvass. The vital issue is redemp ion from a
corrupt State Government and local misrule
The address then asks the pertinent aues-
ton:
Can any Conservative within the State refuse
to meet and confer with men breathing a spirit
IKE this The Committee OF Seventy indorsed
mat address. It saw in it an opportunity-tht
best, perhaps, that could be attorded-for union
and harmony.
Then the address pays t1attering compli-
ment to the old Democratic party in the
following eloquent language
And now to that Convention we invite and urge
es it ls called? True that there is objection o.
the part OF some to the Democratic name Lee
such remember that the Democratic party is 2
grand national organization that upon it's arm
hangs our sole hope for the overthrow Of the
national Republican party; that it has beei
fighting our battles when we have been
p"wercss and voiceless. and that to-day. in it:
& and onslaught on the waverng lines of Rad
callsm III ali the States of the Union its tierces
battle cry is, ''Kcmemoer outraged and wronge,
LOUISIANA"
With this clear presentation of the politica |
situation nothing is left now to the white PEG |
pie OF the State but to forget all their dit |
erences, bury their incolsequenti Il preju !
Ices and come forward with deter inatiol
% be thoroughly united for once, and with
irm resolve to rescue LOUISIANA from the
lands OF the negroes and carpet-baogers.
The dark clouds which hung over the polit
cal horizon have disappeared, and the brigh
nd shining light of a summers d.y one,
aore gllddens the eye of the patriot He car
ee now clear way to q safe and glorio1
ictory and his heart is full of hope for th
exemption of his PROSTATE country.
Let US rejoice over this truly glorious event
nd let us by our zeal, our unceasing labor.
nd our determination to win the fl 3ht, prov,
urselves worthy the blessings OF good gov
rnment that must and will surely follow tn.
iumph of the hile people.
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WHAT is THE INTERIOR PURPOSE?

10 the Editor of the New Orleans Bulletin:
AS there Is but one State officer to be voted
or at the ensuing election, it strikes me that
hose who oppose the holding of the Demo-
ratio State Convention in this city have some
literIor pdrpose i'll view. What is that ute
nor purpose II it is an abandonment OF the
democratic organization the fact should be
announced. In this city the Democrats ale
strongly organized in each Ward. Ii they
elect delegates 1t will be to Democratic Con-
'ention. Delegates thus elected W IL be 10th
% barter away the respect aud confidence of
sheir constituents merely for the advantages
20 be derived from an alliance with those
whose pre]udlces are SO strong as to prevent
them from rallying under the Democratic
tanner, even IN u contest against the common
snemy-the plunderers and oppressors of the
people.
1t the Interior purpose of those who have
clainored for the holding of the State Conyen.
llon outside of New Orleans is to ignore the
Democratic party. the fact should be known
IN advance, so that the Democratic State
central Committee cannot only withdraw their
call tor Il convention, but the election of de-
legates and turn the whole matter over to the
COMMITTEE of Sew nty. Such a course, it
,trikes me, will be Necessary to insure union
ma harmony in the Baton Rouge Convention.
Ii the Democratic purity is t be S. criic Il.
the majority has to $40 nit TO the dan,nl,
d tne minority, let the sacrifice aud cub ]
nl> SION he complete. Let there be no nor.
q ll1-Way measures, as there We're IN 1870 aud
1917. Let there be no more enti.nglng ALI |
'nces; no more new planks tlove'ailed into |
'he Democratic platform, merely for special |
n local purposes. A victory won under such |
'nspices would be more demoralizing in its ef |
ects than defeat in an open contest for the |
OF the party Let the Democracy
NOW the extent OF the sacrifice they are ex-
,ected to make
DEMncP,r crNCp 1QAO
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HALL WoRKINGMEN's WHITE LABOR Asso-
CITATION, A. Delta street,
Nm Nm. Z isrl


Editors New Orleans Bul tin:
Grftlemen-At a regular me-, ting of the Work
lngmcn White Labor Association, held at tn, cir
ball, this day, the following preamble AID res,-
luton was Unanimously adopted:
Wherea-, We, the white lab ring class Of the
city Of New Orleans, have with pride and salts
faction W tcheL the inanly, fearless and out
spoken .urse If the NV ORLEANS BULLETIN IN
beha Of the white people If our city aud STATE;
lii fcfr-. be IL
Hesolred. That the officers and members Of
this Association tender their heartfelt thanns to
the \. Q. BULLETIN for lis unremitting labor in
behalf OF the white man. white mans govern
menf and wnite labor: a.so to return thanks to
the many steamb at agents, cap AIMS, and the
ste ib'a fraternity i'll general, ald espeei lily to
Capt. Danagh and the m ties Of the steamer Para
gon FIR tneV kind Efforts and assistance il
furthering the objects OF our Association.
he meeting after being addressed III a stirring
stv'e by oui illeatiSabie frien.ix, II. T. Layier,
Esq. AMI Capt. W. ) Crockett, elected the fol-
M.ag officers to serve Tor the ensuing
m'.utns; Capt. W. 5 Crockett, President H. 4.
Lawler Treasurer; =. O'C inol, Sec, etary.. Tue
meeting then adjourned
W. y. CHocKEr, President.
7. o CoNNoR, S. cretaIy.
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SPECIAL.
SPECIAL.
UTMOST 1MPORTANCE
au7 2lp MAE

au7 2dp MSE
aurora Be1aerOleMt 14ssOetlsti0m.
FRIDAY. AUG. 9th, 1874,
IMPORTANT MONTHLY MEETING
y O'Clock P NJ
A full attendance earnestly desired
EUGENE MAY, President.
f. L. M.HEN, Recording Secretary. ant 1t
OFFICE OF HE GRAND COMMANDER
OF Knights Templar Of Louisiana,
New Orleans, August 7, 1874
The officers and members Of the several Com
manderies of his city and visiting Sir Knights.
will assemble at Masonic Hall at o'clock P. NJ,
TO-DAY, promptly, in full uniform, to proceed
to the Camp Ground at Biloxi.
Those Sir Knights who are unable to leave this
evening, but who desire to Join the Encampment
afterwards, can procure transportation by apply
ing to Sir James c. Bachelor, at his Office in the
Grand Lodge Hall. = -.'f1s.s
Tickets for the families OF Sir Knights can also
be had on application to Sir knight ]. G. Batche-
lor, Grand Lodge Hall. By order Of prs 9a5
JOSEPH p. HORNOR,
Grand OOmmander
VIM. L. STANFORD, Grand OaptaiA General.
AM MxE
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-08-07

An Iowa trner q mat. tue y a Ting dis
covery that the gra shoppers don like any
thing in the way OF gar lei SASS, exc .pt onion
Poor Creatures. W"uidl'f it be we'll to serve
them up y porter-!louse beaf,tssk. o. I'M
chop. now aud then, just TO stimulate the I
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The tug-boat Ocean, which has been en-
arsly rebuilt, will be launched on Saturday at
II o'clock M. from the Louisiana Steam Ma
nns Ways Of Messrs. Cothel, Brady 4 Nc
fsanan. ut Algiers.