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TIE Ihoronyh Bred
Kuce Horse.
"SILTERIHORN.n
~1IA ~

viii make the Season Of 1874 ending July
l0th. at my place in St. James Parish.
Terms wi be $50 for tn. Season. Breeder.
will have the privilege of returning mares &c
said Stallion doring The follnwiny Season
should they not prove in foal. Said Station
will not render services Til the money is paid
in advance.
DESCRIPTION AND PEDIGREE
"Silyer'horn'' is a beautiful chestnut, was
bred by w. Frank Harper, Esq, of Wood.
ford Co., Nv. Sired by "~N'nssoI','' The sir.
of 'Onwttd' aud Del ware h. by Oh.
Boston, out OF F.irtilia, Jr by Sir Ar.
chcy." .00
His dam by Imp. "Gleacoe, Pad dam BY
Imp Trustee tue sire of the great Fash.
,on.'' The eel. bfa,ed STALLION 'R.venn.,n an.
the eetd ny TRUSTEE" who trnt,.d 20 Mile.
within the hour, Sd. dam Che dam o. tie
celebrated mare Picaynn., by sir William Of
Transport, ('r by SIR A'cheyl P,caynne pro.
dnctd Bel, Donb'oon, FIorin, Louis dor
Mo'iote, Ll"dora and >herrod. WIN won ,Ls
second hest IN the great three miles race wit.
Moliie Jackson in s 81. ard was only heater
y neck for the third heat in 5: 2s3. 4rh. dan
by Robin G,.y. IL. iy Imp Roy.l.s,,l 5,h
dam by old old "Qni'k Ssiv.r,'' I've ny Imp
Medley,)6.h dam by M~-a!e's On Cel-r, (hs
by Imp. lanns.l The Trustee mere, the CRANE
dam Of 'silverthorn," produced.
Babylon by Imp "B.iS,s,zar." and
W olbafn' by Inn. "Gtencoe,'i both o
whici were taken to England and ran .ler.
ee'!i.abiy.-
Thus 1t viii he s4,u,'' says the Editor %
Tue American Sad Book he is decrnd-d
fr"M one Of tie bes, racing iauiiir, in ,ht.
C"nn.ry"
lie was awarded the FIRST premium Tor the
best thorough bred Stallion u, the Henderson
tky.) Far III June 1867.
lie Was also awafdrj the its, premium lot
The best tho'o".h brei Station, and the
Sw-.ps'ake premium for the be-, Stallion
Of any class at the VA d. sbureh County,
tini] Fair, O,,ebes 1857.
he was own%if by .fuo Fl, Morgan Of r.
vans>i'te INDIAN, TO whom any person caa
refer as = the above reliarre,- Pas,atase
furnished Mares at II 90 per week escapes
ana acciusHts 1t owners risk,
D. $. HUNSAkER.
Convent z. o., La.
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Grateful Thousands proclaim

Grateful Thousands proclaim
VINEGAR BlTrERs the most wonder
Ml lnvigorant that ever sustained
che sinking system.
No Person can take these hit.
terS according to directions. and re-
main long unwell, provided their
bones are not destroyed by mineral
poison or other means. and vital or.
ga,ls wasted beyond repair. g@
Bilious. Remittent, and In:
termittent F'eycrS, which arc 90
prevalent in the valleys Of our great
rivers throughout tho United states.
esl,ecialiy those Of tho Mississippi:
Ohio, Missouri, Illinois, Tennessee,
Cumberland, Arkansas, Red, CnIo-
RADIO, Brazos. Rio Gramic. l'carl;
Alabama. Mobile, Savannah. koi
annkc. james, and many Others.
with their vast tributaries. through
out our entire country during tho
Summer and Autumn. and rcmarka-
blv SO during seasons of unusual
heat and dsyncss, arc invariably ac-
companied by extensive dcrangc-
llents of the stomach and liver, and
Other abdominal visccra. In their
Treatment, - pargativc. cXcrtins Il
powerful influence upon these vari-
Gus organs. is essentially necessary:
There is no c%atha"tic tT the purtM,so
equal to DR.. J. WALKER's vlNg;AH
EtrrEis. is they will speedily remove
the dark %eolore,l giSpiA matter with which
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ME ORIGINAL 20 X" White Writ,
= ing FLUID 5 absolutely the BEST
WHITE 1Nu

For writing on colo.ei paper, new offered
to the p"b'lc Satisfaction guaranteed; II no,
as REPRESENTED, yont money refunded. A..
,o"t>h'ng aii"ring, Sample wiling. term,
&c, 70 my address. tree of ch,..e. AGENTS
WANTED! Agents viii fnd this Ink =.
'"one, making article. Buy i, from our ayent,'
or send 20 cents dir-c, to us and &c, il. A.
d..:. q. E. +. MILLER, DRESDEN.
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8. LANDRY


CONVENT P, o, ST. JAMES, Ia.
WILL give strict attention to all ssI-s
intrustrd +" him within thu Parish Of ST.
James he also informs lns friends aud
the puhlic in general that h.. has e>ta
bl'shed All Auction Room at his War
house ear jacobs Saw Mil where h.
will make monthly sales on the frs, Sa
tuIday Of each month al 2 O'Clock p. NJ
Parties wishing to dispose Of any art,,
Giles whatever by Auction viii do we'll to
canse The same 10 he brought 10 h. Ware.
House, a, least two lays before the sale
All communications strictly coniiJen-
tai, and the name oil no parties mentioned
in making sales. 49,.
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=. 1.egendre. r. r. Pcche.
New Orleans p. o. Convent p. O.
Box 1900. 0 ST. James.
i.EGENDRE g. rOrHE.
IA ~ - "a H> N@
Bnreaux Ma. rs, rue Royal Non.
velle. Orleans. ~...
Paroisse s.. Jacques, Ia residence
de Mr.. F. p. Pucne, pres de la Mai
sonsde Cour. " ~@m". ..
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called, are merely w~;isAipashy stuff,
sold as a beverage. DR.. Roback,s
Baters are not a 6ererage IN any
sense Of the cord, but contain Tie
most expensive drugs knovn 10
science for the radical cure Of
Indigestion and Dyspepsia, and
for all cases where a tonic and
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TIMETABLE N. O.. NJ. 4 T. r n

lime TABLE N. O.. NJ. K T. r r.
LOUISIANA DIVISION.
'n,''y P"ssenser T-ain"-Leaves New
o',e"ns a. S 4: NJ; Arrives in Json.
VIE at II - p. NJ.
nsnatnlns lsundays excep,eil, Leave.
No""'ns'"v'''e az l:l3P. NJ; Arrives in
New Orleans at 5 r. NJ.
snni'y Passenger Train"-Leav.. New
Orleans as above, arriving in Donaldsonvilie
at l2 NJ.
neInrn'ns- Leaves DonaIdsonville a. 2 p. NJ:
n'r,veS IN New Orleans al $50 p. M,
! rams stop at all way sta, ons.
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ACADIA STOR D..
V. Il. NJ. ANDERSON,
PROPRIETOR,
Mtre Plantation, Right Bank.
ST. JAMES, La,
GROCERIES,,
DRY GOODS,
LIQUORS.,
CROCK cry,
HAMS
SADDLES,
HARNESS,
ptTENT MEDICINES,
AT NEW ORLEANS PRICES.
COME ONE COME ALL.
Mr.. Andersen haa returned from New
Orleans wi h - full assortment Of
CLOTHING,
HATS,
SHOES. kc., Ne.
Which he offers for sale u, the most reanc
ed prices
FOR CASH.
Quick sales and small profits is Mr.. Al
derson's motto.
GO TO THE ACADIA STORE.
The assortment Of Goods is
co NJ e TIE.
Prices are the most moderate.
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StiMnfdut are
required. They
restore the titaI
forces IN a re-
morkabls degree,
gice tone to
the system.
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WEEKLY
OuRlER.JOURNAL!

A Newspaper of national aim and
scope. edited with the utmost care IN
every epat'uent, and meeting in,ly
he wants oi the household +, ,onu,,y,
village. OF city !, is consolidation
Of the old LonI-v lie Lnrnol, Louisville
Courier, aud Louisville Uemmrat,
aud Is now in It's forty fouril, wear,
Being an old.estnb'i sir~i and thorough
Iy responsible paper, will, a building
ut lis "wn costly machinery and am
pie means, Subscribers in making adj.
valce payments for il do moi, run the
risk "t loosiug their money. rs is tuo
frequently the cast m pape,s Ina, lave
had "A rteraiiOns existence of ouiy a
few yeuts.
Among It's prominent features for The
in'nrs may be named:
The L"r5ar-s o" Dibh History by
Rer IL. Stuart Robinsnn.
CnTreW Ssr,ai ::!tories.
Nhor Original N,ori.s and Varieties.
DISCRIMINATING and Racy Rtriems Of
fnil Incoming aud Literary work.
The General Ntcs carefully aud in.
,eltigeniiy compiled.
omme'ctai LattHigsnce, comprising
tu1i aud accurate reports Of our own
m'kei. le's gtaplic summaries Of all
the lnp"r'nn, markets. IN HIS country
and abroad, and fail reports Of nu, own
and Other CATH, markets.
We'll ~ pared departments # Aeri.
c"'i"e, VI celAany, Art, !Scienre, Cum
msf,,e, nd finance
These several departments are con-
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c"lu"'s. printed from new ana beanului
type. with All The care known IL ,ypo-
. aphical ski | aud make the WEEKLY
COULTER JOURNAL d,-,,nctiveiy the
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T0MACH

country and introduced the Scan
dinaman Blood Purifier; since
,chich time thousands hare been
cured, By is use, Of ScrcfHln and
other blood diseases. II contains.
besides the Lodide Of Potasso and
Syrup Of Stiningia, d,ngs import
eI from Swedcm for M espress
manntodure, mnkno,cn and not
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AU MAGASlN POpULAlRE
ACADIA STORE.

AU MAGASlN %POPULAIRE
ACADIA STORE.
YENU PAR v. T.. NJ. ANDERSON
HABITATION MiRE
S~r-IAcouEs. rive droiie.
MARCHANDISES SECHES,
GROCERIES,
QUINCdILLERi
LIQUEU YRS, ms.
JlMBONS &C.. 3r /
81 aussi HARNAIS, NELLEN, g.,
Aux prix de la N%ouvelIe. Orleans.
An meme magasin:'
MEDICINES Palentfes.
MEDICINES dey tunte nature.
vENEz, vENEZ TOUs!
II. III. anderson.
Arrive de Ia Nnuvellc-O Orleans avec un
assortment co.np'e, de
Magrhand,ses Seches,
De Vskenenis.
De Nouliers.
De Chapeans. etc.
Quill of1te ell ven'e pour du
C0smis;Hml
Ell u prir les p'us ridniis:
anssi M aAsorlin e,,t compile, de
Groceries.
Quincailr1le,
Vaisselie, sAc
Venie rap'ds Ct petit pratt! ,e'le
est lahevise du masasin V. E. NJ
ANDERSON.
IT, AIlez a L'AcADlA SroRE de
Al. v. +. NJ. ANDERSON.
Rien MY manque. nM4"
Prix excessiyement modetes.
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@~xHu1A-
Office ct residence: Paroisse 81.
Jacques, rive droite, cinq miles Ell
haut de Ia Maison de Conr.
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BARNES Il TABONY,
GENERAL PnoDucE AND Commission
MERCHANTS.
Nos. 81. 26 u % Canal Street,
BET. New Lrvp~ aud Fulton Sis.
New Orleans, 49,.
Ships and STEAMBOATS, supplied.
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elA;..1sA DANA. Editor.
IT.. a~la,!sy ats,Alv saa,

*."raG..rc...a Present riZscn.
t;:e.:.isi i.r t'eo..n Nosv Oh i~-.ia.
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raj. ..-4..oS ali ics.;.
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Kept by 0pothe-
carries in this
cou ntry. A
single trial will
convince the most
skephcal Of its
'Dondojul value.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1874-07-19

MR.SUrRo's lecture at the Opera House
on last saturday was largely attended.
The lecturer treated his subject "Mines
and Mining" in mastery manner, and
showed thorough familiarity with the
subject matter. The stereopticon views
exhibited by way of illustration, formed
an interesting feature of the entertain.
ment. During the course of his lecture
Mr.. Sutro took occasion to indulge in a
TRADE against Mr.. Sharon, the bank
ring. members of Congress from the Pa
cific coast. the press and every body else
who differed with him in regard to the
advantages to be derived from the con
struction Of the Sutro tunnel. The
speaker in closing reiterated his deter
mination to carry the tunnel forward to
a successful completion regardless Of
any opposition he might encounter
re-. H. News, 10.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1874-07-19

OK Saturday last several gentlemen
connected with the Independent organ
ization in Virginia City, to-wit: DR.. Nc
Means, Messrs. Elliott, johnson, Bonni-
field, CHM, and some others we are not
acquainted with, visited Carson City
with the expectation Of meeting delegates
from other counties. John C. Lewis and
NJ. c. Lake, Of Reno, were also in at
tendance. Whoever reported to the En-
terprise that convention was held. was
in error. The gentlemen mentioned met
in the Senate Chamber, but with open
doors, and by invitation we were present,
although not a member OF tho Indepen.
dent or any other party. From what
we heard and saw, we arrived at the con-
clusion that the meeting was one of free
conference only, and can with safety
assert that nothing in the shape of a
convention took place Carson Tri-
bune, 18th.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1874-07-19
Mining Review.

The condition of the two principal
mines of this district, the Raymond L.
Elv and the Meadow Valley, has changed
90 little since our report of last week,
save in mere length of openings made,
"a to call for little or no comment. At
,hs Raymond & Ely the shaft is being
enlarged on its western end and on one
side. Men are engaged at this work at
two points in the shaft, and in few
DAYS others will be added. The other
work going on in the mine is in the
eastern and western drifts of the 1900
foot level and the western drift of the
1OOO-foot level. The faces OF these drifts
look about the same. The western drift
Of the 12O0-foot level is still in the coun-
try rock, and will probably not reach the
ledge until it is advanced some 60 or 20
feet further.
In the old Creole works preparations
are being made to extract some ore,
which will be raised to ard passed
through the old Burke tunnel.
The Magnet Company during the past
week has not raised as much ore as
usual. The grade of that which has been
extracted is about the same as heretofore.
Operations at the Meadow Valley are
going on as usual-the appearance OF the
mine not varying in any essential partic.
ular from that noted last week.
At the Phoebe the work of exploring
the new ground is proceeding as rapidly
as circumstances permit, and continue
to offer very encouraging appearance
The Newark is yielding considerable
amount of ore Of a very fair grade, ant
is shipping it SO rapidly to the mill tina
it is accommodating. The latter is KEEP
constantly at work either on custom rocl
or the company's ore, and is giving goot
results shipping something over $l2, 00(
during the week.
From the American Flag some consid
cradle ore is being taken from the uppe
levels The station has been opened OF
the l000.foot level, and the cross.cut il
being opened towards the ledge.
The Mazeppa shaft of the Washington
& Creole is now within few feet of tn
main level of the mine. and will rescl
it in the course OF few days. Tn
easterly level lacks about IS feet of max
ing the connection, but is being pushed a
rapidly as possible. Work is going OF
in the west winze, which is still in ore.
The Portland, Bowery and Chief o
the Hill are in about the same condition
as when last reported on. From tn
latter shipment of ore has been made
which was taken out by men working OIL
shares.
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The Eureka Sentinel publishes long
letter from J. W. Whitlatch respecting
the Panamint mines. The writer among
other things says:
have been to Panamint district, and
have given it searching investigation.
1t is a fine prospect on the surface, but
do not believe the mineral will extend to
any great depth. l am satisfied the
lodes will go down, but am afraid the
mineral will not. In every case where
sinking has been done to the depth OF
20 feet, the ore becomes poorer in most
of the leads. Still, there is mineral as
far as any sinking has been done, but i,
is confined to lines or streaks, not ex
tending through the whole mass.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1874-07-19

pIPIFAX.
VNHE RoSICRUCIAN WERE A SECT OF
Philosophers who fourished in Germany
during the seventeenth century, and prosecuted
profound researches into Natural Science and
Occult Philosophy, and sought to discover the
ELIXIR OF LIFE.
Although some superstition may have been
developed among them and other Alchemists in
search for the Elixir vita, yet there ia scientific
truth at the bottom Of all Alchemy and Astrolo.
gy. They were impressed with the properties Of
HERBAL PREPARATIONS,
And found dynamic and psychologist force in
the extract Of certain plants.
- II - II - ~ ~
Is due to the researches Of learned scholar Of
Europe among the archives Of the Rosicrucians.
It is made Of
Gathered at such seasons of the year when their
juices are strongest and virtues unimpaired,
forming combination unrivalled in the mate.
ria medica.
PIP IF AK
Is an enemy to all corruption-it assists and
fortihes Nature. Its manner Of operation is to
Drive TO the Extreme Parts
And through the pores Of the skin and all
emunctores Of the body. the bad humors which
modest 1t, giving relief even in diseases the
most refractory and difficult to cure, such ss
Neuralgia, Dyspepsia, Constipation, Sick Head
ache Nervous Weakness and Billiousness. 1t is
pleasant to the TASTE mild in its action, marvel.
Gus in its effects and unsurpassed rs q tonic.
Used IS a beverage in malarious districts it neu-
tralizes miasmA and prevents fever and ague.
Sold by all Druggists, Grocers and Liquor
dealers. Depot 400 Front street. San Francisco
sl7-3mis
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1874-07-19

The large dam of Humphrey. about
three-quarters of mile below town, near
the old Swansea mill, gave way on Fri
day evening during the heavy storm. and
carried with it all similar improvements
clear to Dayton, some twelve in number.
The damage to the dam Of Mr.. Humph-
rey's will amount to near or quite
$1,000, while the others, though not &c
large, will take many hundreds of dol
lars to repair, besides there will be con-
siderable loss in time. We learn they
will all be rebuilt at once.-TLyon Coun
ty Times, 18th.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1874-07-19

AT about o'clock yesterday morning,
a quarrel occurred between u couple OF
Cornishmen in saloon on G street,
which resulted in one of them, named
John -, being shot in the leg with a
large sized conical pistol ball. The bull
tet entered just back of the knee, rang
ing downward through the calf of the
leg twelve inches. The man, although
seriously injured, is expected to recover
I Vrg. Independent, 10.
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certificates numbered as
follows: 1893, 1924, S35, 1891,
1918, containing 100
shares each.
Richardson L A, Trustee,
certificates numbered as
follows: 1872, sos, 636, 957,
976. 97s, IDOL, 1923, 1893.
1874, l434, 1435, 1895, con-
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SAN FRANCISCO sTOUK REPORT.

SAN FRANCISCO. July 10.
sHAREs.l SATURDAYS SALES.
1925 ophir-l6l ibis
40 Gould 4 Curry-lSh lSk lSt
$40 Best l. Belcher-24 23'S
200 Savsge-77& 70 Tx
40 Chollar Potosi-59 SO 58k
65 Hale l. Norcross-47h
36j Crown Point-73h 70 "a 74k TABS 7ikb30
los Yellow Jscket-77 &c 76s
1875 Belcher-67 GIN 6s 6sh 6sssO 7obso 60 69h
6S4
140 importantly
925 Empire Miles 6S Gu 6Ab56a
305 Kentuck-l3k 1917 1850
2s5 Alpha-12 Tx III I'm
2IO Silver Hill-5h 5k
$50 Bullion-77H
IS Exchequer-6
IS Sierra Nevada--23b30 can
TO Globe-22H
235 Ecpse-5h
IS Bowers-4
100 Knickerbocker-3A
435 Con Virginia-S0b5 79A 80
$50 Conference.-The l0ss ION l0H
$50 Caledonia-l7 IGN l6's
$50 Dayton-5A 81
40 Rock Island-2k
1925 Julia-2I 81 az
2l0 NY Con-.2x az .......
Is Kossuth-1
500 American Flat-77x
5a5 Tyler-l Csc ..-.
$50 0verman-sOh aohb3O slbso ooI 80
10 Justice-7h
GOO woodville-3A az 81
l25 Seq Belcher-73 TAN TN "a
IT'S Utah-2k
ZOO California-3s 3sk $3.50
90 Meadow Vallev--7k IN
$50 Raymond Ely-15s< l6b30
sos Eureka Con-l3h l3ks90 l3'tb30
3l5 Pioche-6
100 Washington L Creole-1A
$50 Belmont-4k
rs Rye Patch-1A ~
700 FL Dorado South--3A 81
200 FL Dorado North-2h
so Bellevue-l4b10
80 Silver Chord-50c
sos Empire udaho)-3S 3A 3hbS0
1850 South Chariot-l2 1 b50 u lls30 IL hsso
$50 War Eagle-2A
$50 Mahogony-3x
2O5 Golden Chariot-S
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1874-07-19

The Carson River at Empire has the
appearance of moving sea of wood
Immense quantities are on the river
bank, and it is rapidly floating in the
direction of Dayton, Lyon county. We
learn that 25, 900 cords are sold to the
mills along the river and Sutro Tunne'
Company.-[ Carson Tribune 18th.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1874-07-19
Dissolution Notice.

THE COMPREHENSIVE HERETOFORE
l. existing between Quinlan b Dean, in the
saloon business, il this day dissolved by mutual
consent. The business will hereafter be car
ried on by Quinlsn / ODonnell.
Phoebe, New, July Q, 1874. jy7-1n
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1874-07-19
SINCE the controversy between Senator

SINCE the controversy between Senator
Gordon, of Georgia. and the editor OF the
Atlanta Herald on the political situation,
in which great prominence was given to
the prospective chances OF Senator Thur
man as the Democratic nominee for next
President, the press generally through
the South has expressed n decided prefer
ence for Thurman, and believes that he
will receive the support of that section
in the next nominating convention.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1874-07-19

MRs. WHYLASD, desiring to close up
her business and leave for the East,
wishes to notify her friends and patrons
that she will sell her large stock OF goods
very cheap for cash. All must be sold
in thirty days. Give her call. jy9t
NJ. LEVIN instructs thoroughly on
piano forte. Instructions given at pri.
vate residences, or on his own. piano at
the San Jose House. lyle
TEL-E-scoP- Ic.-Comet brand of wits.
Ky, just received at Panaca Saloon, La.
cour street. One Price! One Bit!
Go TO ALExANDER's, Main street, op
posite Lacour. for your drugs. my2t!
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1874-07-19

The second section of 20 miles of the
Narrow-G Gauge Railroad is expected
shortly to be finished. The work of
grading and laying iron is being actively
pushed. and the 40 miles, it is expected,
will be completed by August 20.-[Eure-
ka Sentinel, l6.