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The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1874-03-17
FARMERS STORE,
> 7 o A c r e S
VALUABLE MARION COUNTY LANDS.
F o r s ALE.

By virtue of a decree or order of sale of the SUI
perior Court OF Marion county, Indiana, reader
ed at It's March Term, A. ID. 1S4, in az action
for partition, wherein Hardin Bruce and Others
were and are plaintiffs, and John w. Bruce was
and Is defendant, the undersigned Commits
sioner, appointed by said decree, will sell az
public auction unless sooner sold at private
salel the real estate hereinafter described, ON
the Fourteenth (l4 day of April, A. ID. 1874 AT the
door of,the Court House of Marion county i'm
the city of Indianapolis, between the hours of
Said real estate com prises a farm of 40 acres.
more or less, situated in Washington township
Marion county, Indiana, and about nine miles.
from the city of Indianapolis adjoining the town
OF All1sonVile, and one mile and half from
| railroad. The entire farm is under fence, and
20 acres thereof more or less, m good state of
cnltiEatt the residue is hessSily tfmbersd and
good snail frame house witt-sellar, and q. good
spring near the house. There IS also an apple
The lands to be sold descended as the east
half of section twenty CD, in township seven
ssen,(lD nangs four az east containing Al SS-lO0
acres, more or less Also alE that part OF the
southeast quarter of section seventeen 40 i'm
and west OF White River beixg In the south west
corner OF said quarter-sectiCS2, ana containing
Is 4.ioo acres, more or less. Also the south haif
twenry-one (2l, IN the same township and
range containing ~ acres more or less. imme-
date possession will be given.
TERMS OF SALE.
4 one-thira of the purchase money IN cash, one
| from tha day OF sale. Tue purchaser or pur-
obasers will be required tot give their notes. pay
able in bank, for the deferred payments, pay
able without relief from valuation or appraise-
ment Laws, and with interest at six per cent.
from the dry Of sale till maturity; and with ten
per cent. after maturity til paid, and with reas-
enable attorneys fees If suit should be institute
ed TO enforce payment of such notes, or any, or
either of them. The purchaser or purchasers
Will receive certificate OF purchase conditioned
for the conveyance of the premises purchased
within ten days nom and after the time when
said court shall order a deed to be made after
the purchase money snail have been fully maid
The purchaser will be required TO pay the tax
es for 1874, and all thereafter.
VIM. HENDERSON, Commissioner.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1874-03-17
NELLY.

cAssELLs AAGAzISE.
n Nav. %asn meads were studded With ssir
flowers,
Our baby came:
Gods gift, an angel sc Mt to cheer the hours;
Nelly her name.
Hearts throbbed 10 greet the little stranger
birth;
All nature wore
A brighter aspect; and seemed round our hearth
A richer store.
winter his fingers held in icy grip
The white hand:
His chilly breath passed DER the rosy lip,
And the firm hand
That knit three loving souls together snapped.
lis mine TO tell
The blow Death dealt when In his robe ne
wrapped
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1874-03-17
SPRING.
BY ROBERT LORD LINTON.

BY ROBERT LORD LINTON.
The green grass-blades aquiver
With 10y at the dawn OF day .
(For the most inquisitive ever
or flowers OF the field are they '
Iisp'd il low to their lazy 30 a
NeighbOrs that fiat on the ground,
Dandelion and daisy,
Law still In slIIynber sound
But soon, as ripple of shadow
Runs over the " hiSperous wheat
The rumor ran over the meadow
With it's mum berleSs hutterlng feeti
IL was told by the water-creSses
To the brooklet that, in and out
or his garrulous green recesses,
For gossip was gadding about;
And the brooklet, full OF the matter,
Spread IL abroad with pride;
But hestopped TO gossip and chatter,
And turned so often aside,
That the news got there before him
Ere MS journey down was done;
And young leaves in the vale Laughed oe
him; =,
" We know it, THE sNow Is CONE
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1874-03-17

opium, Morphine Habit. and Drunkenness
Cured by a former sufferer, a surgeon L. :. A.
Book with full particulars sent for two stamps
Address W. b. SQUIRE, VI. D., Yorthington
Greene Co., Ind.
s%There is no humbug in this
Habit, If not necessity, makes a hsfr dressing
indispensable 10 many. The new 'sVIGOR-p
which DIR. Ayers labratory issuss is one of the
most delightful We have ever used. II restores
not only the color. but gloss and luxurianee to
faded and gray hair.
dose Of Vegetine taken just before going to
bed, will ensure comfortable nights rest TO the
nervous sufferer.
Hearing restored. A great invention. send
stamp for particulars to George J. Wood Nadt-
son, Ind.
ENOR ALE-A water power aoir ne mill and NEoo.-
m en- iactYry situated on Drftwood near Taylors-
Ne lhu Win lS acres OF good land either the whole
OF In tracts Best mill seat in the country Address
Z. Z ANDERSON.
Iay!orsVile, Bartholomew County, Ind
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1874-03-17
THE DEEP SNOW.

TIL TELEGRAPH POLES BURIED our OF
SIGHT-TWENTY-FIYE FEET OF IT.
SANFRANcIsco, March 16.-The central
Pacific railroad is again blockaded near EN-
igrant Gap. The snow at Summit is fully
% feet deep on a level. The telegraph poles
and wires are buried out of sight tor hall
the distance from Emigrsnt Gap to SanFran-
cisco.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1874-03-17
Guilty OF MURDER.

A LITTLE ROCK MURDERER CoNvICTED-HIS
VICTIMS A WHOLE FAMILY.
LITTLE Rock, ARKANSAS, March 16.-Af-
ter two weeks trial, of Cass Matlock.
charged with the murder of Missouri
Mower, at Rock Creek, near this city in
November last, the case was given to the iu-
ry this evening. After being out few
minutes, they returned verdict of guilty
Of murder in the first degree.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1874-03-17
SPRING SALES.
New goods in all departments, viz:
BLACK SILKS, STRIPED SILKS,
And Dress Goods of all Kinds.
CLOAK AND SHAWL DEPARTMENT,

z beautiful stock Of all the new
and choice styles in Paisley
Shawls, POlOnaise, Talmas, ana
English Walking Jackets, Ham
burg EmbrOideries, choice, new
patterns, very low, indeed.
An immense stock of Woolens Of French.
English, Scotch, and American manufacture,
With an experienced cutter we warrant
garments to tit. Orders solicited and prompt
ly attended to.
We have removed our Dress Making
Department to Second Floor, and propose
to make this branch worthy of patronage.
Prices moderate and engagements promptly
kept.
ADAMS d HATCH.
60 East washinston street,
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Ordinances were passed providing.for the
Lighting with gas of the following streets
Meridian street from Morris to Kansas
street ;Ohio street from Highland torArsenal
avenue; Market street from Highland to
Arsenal street; Meridian street froraawilliam
to Hubert street; Coburn street from Madi-
son avenue to Virginia avenue; Meridian
street from Tinker to William stsset; First
street from Tennessee to Pennsyl-
vania street; Tinker street from
Delaware to Tennessee street,. Morris
street from Delaware to East street
Wyoming street, from Delaware to High
street; Forest avenue, from Harrison to
Enlleu street; Hosbrooke street, from CedaZ
TO Grove street; Meek street, from Noble 10
Dillon Sheet; Harrison street, from Noble 30
DILLON street; Douglas street, from Now
YORK 10 NORTH street; Indiana avenue Fl am
Blake to Locke street; Bright street, from
Vermont to NortA street Liberty
street, from Washington to Georci,
streets; Alabama ard Tinkez saseets IA the
exposition building.
Ordinances were also eng1ossed proyiaino
for the improvement of portions OF tae fol-
lowing named streets and alleys: Broad
way, First, Mississippi, the first alley north
of Ohio, McCarty, Georgia, Ray, Missour
streets, Fort Wayne avenue, Arsenal av
enue, WoodlawH avenue.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1874-03-17
WASHINGTON STREET SEWER.

A petition was presented from Messrs.
Wooden, Webb & Co., u. A. Butler, and ten
other citizens, and from property owners,
praying for the construction of the Wash
ington street sewer. An ordinance similar
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1874-02-11
Nuremburger Wa3ette.

Sieielben iolen in brei Minuten enppr-
uno in fini Minuten berabiteisen, 10 oaB
lie i'm Stanoe linb, unsefdbr 500 9erlo o.
men per Stunoe su befOrbern. Sn Der
GentralrDbre befinoen Ii6 aud Wenbelz
treppen. Sie ~eilsrnen Stdnoer, tuelde bas
dubere @eldnoer bes Sburmes sulammsn-
balten, laufen mad ieoer &idtuns, 10 bab
Der Sburm 10 felt miro, ais Oh er aus Stein
sebaut mare, suslei9 wiiroe berielbe benz
8ino nur wenis 6ld9e bieten. Sie pro-
portion ioa 10 isin, oaB Der bo9ite Orud
BON Dem @emidte bes 9auiuerfs nit Yer-
ionen oarauf unb elmer @inoforee bon so
Yfuno per Quabratfub feline Spannuns
bon mebr als 5000 9funo per Nuaorat-
sou auf Die ~utterite Sdulenreibe ausiibe.
Die bier @alerien lino iberoa6t uno
our9 Srabtsefedt seidiibt, UNI unslads=
fdlle su perbiiten. Die Soften Iino auf ei=
ne MiQion Dollars anseidlasen unb fir
ben gau miro nidt iiber elm Sabr 3eit in
anipru6 senommen. Sieier tuuieno SUB
bobe Sbnrm miiroe l9on perm0se leiner
SDbe Elm nod ME oasepeien es @unoer<
ipert lein.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1874-02-11

@sbiet lit, auf Dem li6 Die Meoi5iner, Der
9bpliologe, uno Der Ghemifer NIT Dem
Sedniter besesnen. Sc lit Die aufsabe
Der 9~enannten NaturiorI9er nahSupellen,
tpelde 2uft Der Meni6 uno in pelfem
Mabe er Ie su isinem @eoeiben beSarf; es
lit ferner na6suwsiien, our4 pelde Gin=
fluIIe oas BON Der Natur 10 reidli4 9elie=
ferte Iabrunssmittel, Die ouft, als loldes
peroorben piro lie miilen uns barber
aufflaren, pelde lddolider Wirtunsen Der
@enuB BON 10 ooer 10 perOorbener 2aft auf
9eben uno @eIunobeit bat, barber, pie bic
perborbene 9uft erneuert uno perbeiier miro
unb iiber anoere Gbnlide 6rasen. Sie
aufsabe bes 5s6niters lit es oann, Mittel
unb @ese Su finben, Die peroorbene Guft
gu beieitisen unO frii4e auft wieosr suSu=
fibren.
Sie @iHeni6aft bat leit LANCER 3eit
~einSelne 6unbamentalidge na6semielen, Die
beute au9 fait in alien arcilen befannt lino,
Die aber nod bur6aus nift BON allen oe=
men, weiden ie betannt linb, bea6tet psr=
Den. Gs lit 4. 9. aQsemein %betannt, Bop
Die refine atmolpdriide Guft aus Sauer=
itof, Stidltoif uno einem serin9en Sbelle
&oblenldure Suiammengelcbt 1T, iple Die
Natur Tie uns in unenbli9er Mense liefert
uno Itets neu biloet, baB oieie 9uft sur CIR
ndbrung Der Menl6en abiolut unentbebr=
lid lit, oab aber aQe Seimii6un9en, Die
oieIe 2uft bur6 SerwelunSssale our9
sasformise YerbrennungsproSeIe (atb=
men) ODER ionit wie erbGlt, ausnabm 81
| g Der @elunobeit na6tbeilig iino. IS
lit befannt, Dab Der Menid Die Suit, Die ct
einatbmet. gu ieinem geiteben, sur &esene=
riruns leines 8Orpers i'm eisentli6en Sin=
ne bes @ortes perarbeitet, uno oab er
beim 9lusatbmen cine gang anoere Guft Der
Ntmoipbdre pieoer 5ufGbrt, als er ibr ent-
rommen, baB Die aus9eatbmete Suft ni6t
gum s~peiten Male 9ebrau6t peroen fam.
l1nb bod finben mir bduii9 Elm oroentli6es
SeItreben, in einem ensen 3immer Die Nus
atbmunsssale unb ausoiinitungen pieler
Menl6en feitsubalten uno Der friidsn 2uft
ieoe GiBe, jeoe Sefnuns su be lperren ;
mir iinoen bis in Die Neuseit binein Safer
men, Irreltbduier uno dbnli6e gum @uf=
entbalt pieler Meni9en beitimmte Oifentli6e
gnitalten obne jesli3e &iidii4tnabme auf
Die nOtbise 2ufterneueruns anselest, nit
rings einsei9lOIenen 6luren uno GOrri=
boren, ober sar berart, baB bic BON IuBen
einsufiibrenoe 2uft burd Wiasmen perpe=
FEET lit!
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1874-02-11

pie giuifimsenienre Glarfe, &eaues
& Comp, Gi9entbiimer elmer SroBen Yrii.
denbaufabrit in pbOniroile, Ya., erbieten
ii9 fir Die YbilaOclpbier geltausiteluns
auf Dem ausiteQunsspluBe einen taulsnO
SUB bOben ~siiernen Sburm gu Oerfertisen.
Sas Material ioa aus ameritanii@sm
G9mieoeeiien beiteben, anseferti9t in Der
6orm BON pbOnirs SGulen, perbunoen
our6 biasOnale unb bOriSontale Giienfan-
gen. Ser Sburm, 10 lautet Der Ylan, lit
freisfOrmis, bat auf benz YOoen $50 SUB
i'm 9ur9meIer, Der Ihd bis CUR Spibe auf
80 SUB psrminOert. Cine esntralc &Obre,
80 SUB i'm 9urdmeier, se6t our4 bic
gauge 2dnse unO entbdlt bier Glsuatorsn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1874-02-11

Dem 1T % aterlDD er'6einenoen
r0suti9= Imeritaner" entnebmen mir nad=
itebenbes Stem:
Na4abm u n gspertb. Serr ".
8. Steimel fam i'm Sabre 1856 nod unie=
rem Gountp, faufte li9 elm Stiid Yrairie=
LAMB unb lieb li6 baraui nieoer. S9on
na6 faum Suei Sabrsn besann er an Die
3ufunft Su benfen, ndmli9 an Den Wansel
an SOla Der bier in ni6t ferntr 3eit eins
treten muB. Gr bepfanSte etlua a6t alder
nit WalobGum6en BON uerl6ieoenem Sol=
sc uno felt mebreren Sabren nun fam er
bas nOtbi9e SOlS CUR 6elerun9 unpeit iei=
ner @obnun9 fallen, oa bunOert SGume
inn je elm babies &laiter SolS %lieiern. Wit
Dem jdbrliGen Na6mu9s uno GINGER mei=.
terer NnpTlan5uns bat Serr Steimel SOl5
fir ale 3eiten. 6armer i~olten li9 bieran
Elm 8eiipiel nebmen, 5umal Sol5anplan=
gen Elm S6ub sesen asinoe limb II. Men=
i6en uno Sieb oabur6 ni6t 10 lebr Der
&dlte uno ben Stiirmen aus9eIebt itno
aud ldBt lid mad cinigen Sabren bic Wtii=
be Der aupflanSnn9 taum nod mad @e!o=
wertb abi6dben. lin wiepiel iierli6er er=
l9einen Suslei6 Die DISQUALIFICATION belon-
oers i'm CONNER, iuenn lie nit einsm lip
pisen SOl5wuds umseben limb. ~llniere
oeutl9en GARNER ba6en Oaber ollie lria9e
oielem Yeiipiele ibres 9a~nosmannes gu
fol9en.
g-0asielbe bat Serr @eblen in 2emars,
Ylpmoutb 60, Sa., nit sutem GriOlSe se-
than. @nm. b. 8eo.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1874-02-11
@eife Se0anGem.

sSs-Ser @runofebler bes Meni6en lit
Srasbsit. Gr untersrdbt in taulenb 6or=
men infer @obliein. @eiunobeit uno 2e=
ben lit Selbiterueduns. Sie Srdsbeit lit
bic itdrfite araft Der Natur, II. am Wten=
iden melt idwerer 81 iiberipinoen, als 9eb-
bafti9teit.
gsgHMDge li6 Elm Sober wobl in I9t
nebmen Dor iibertriebener SparIamfeit +:
@eis; benin cine ibertriebene Suseno lit
Elm Cater.
BsE~gin srober She'll oes menI6li6en
Gliidielisfeit bdnst oapon ab, oaB man lid
INNER in 3eit uno llmitdnoe Su inoen
weib.
Bas@53um Gr,perben zines @liids sebDrt
GleiB uno Gebulo, uno sur grbaltuns oes-
ielben sebDrt Mabisuns unb YOrIi6t.-
3ansiam uno S4ritt fir S6ritt iteist man
cine Sreppe binauf. aber in einem au=
senblid idlt mar binab uno brinst 8un-
ben uno Sdmers senus nit auf Die grbe.
s. .. Sebel.
BssHWan iiebt Die 8lumen pelfen uno
Die Sldttter fallen, aber q liebt aud Die
6rii9te reifen uno neue &nOspen feimen.
Srs 2eben sebOrt Den Gebenoisen,
unO uer lebt, muB auf Be4isl sefaBt iein.
@oetbe.
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D i6rr.

5pIstnte Werfe bic uns aus @urrsa ,uaesss-
aat Fne. psresn ssstu ginIsnbmns beS 3rfNss
franco per yUit psrfanht:
1as 200. Strise Sutndum unS bic arSnnns t.s osM.
seHbAss Nartas, her 1%rStsrin Der Setrnbtsn ju eScyfs'
T1siss s]:sanS:a NIT ySsissrasSs ss Saa.
''S pr' :. Sssa;atrrT bic GriSfS4sss Snastnsn.
bee her 9r5Rtrin Der gtrtbsn - Svembsrs.-
3. Nnh DeN.
S assiips. I,rsriatSs ). Wtssvcrss I'm sss.
Ss ss ;,s': = S,:sS:,.s.s.s; s::.ss.;s-:: -
Qane uae grtt, NIX c6nser Sqsfratpnsu;
sarts t9 sssss.JrlanS Ser etasi eursmsurs.-
SSbenpreas be ~AsRht Der Stabt en.
%reabsrs Nn ss Q asrfrassIse. elauisn aus
nr giaeuft, gtatntt nm StAerneo, uRtsrhaSt
@runs. al ssr puivsrxaFs. swsdsss eere,.
sTssn' es s:s,s S ssnsai,is S ~ ss sSs s s9sn.
Staet Dtair6.-9it an Der Ssnr. Rxine scn
Sarf6es. = auist Pen Sranesnturs: = Glerf:
Stfrt; earsf&lps sas, o6atssn s,mi6 aS
Wsrmdetnstn N. -Dasislte ssbuRetn. .."".:"- Nh5s
~: eft.-Da essf.dulsis vsa Srsa.-IsvG
IL 0rute In Der .,eursmb. SaSfte' ateeerudt...... 30 0t.
5 .. srtsr.-Dts GStsIsatr Sprtnsprutt'
81. Sainssr, .. DIE Sriai. ylattcr, asS NIB. 1S4.
(Gin Werf, bas ale gn6Sfs D~eatitlaues tre.
ptcblen babsn une in feinsr DIR. SanilR febisn
fplte.)
y. seiss. = Gstsirnsiesrsr uns s,Sfrr u ON
Gtssndum in eurmbHrs.-Dsr @steilistt
Z 9 hes ebrfen. - @stitua FIR Speaittae-
m%itsiisser.- don in ess stbnussn.....~..- 50 Cts.
Y. ~gte.-@ebtts II. @Siaustu6 ;Irdtf hree
rnartanif6en Saealtdre t.-S6tn IN eses stsuu
ben nit @plel6ntit ...... -. noe
Der imm.r~dsrsnSsn sdlfs......-.~"mnc.--.... 30 Gts.
Graduate romanum and Vesperale Ro-
manum, tpie ~bisIelben in berD iSeeIt9urem.
burg setrauGt psrben unc in Qeber &C.
buneen, suIammen 800, jebss ein,eln. $o.75
Creation de 7 eveche de Luxembourg,
Documents ct discussions a la chambre. St.0O
L'empire allemand moderne ct les catho-
liques . $1,oo
l. s. Rate, C.S. S.R. - alsine praeti.
i9e asestif fir Glsrifer . -. rs 9h
". Gpuuer.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1874-02-11

x Ginfenpunsen u. 8prre
ip%Onpen3tn b~eipnpers iber tirdli1e
anp aneere widtise 8esebenbeiten, finn
i~eperseit wiQfcmmen, miiIen aber oout
BerfaHer unteraei6net iein.
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6eimbt.

Sur peter 3 i'm m or ICON 3sStn lei 1rtsr. par
In Gurppa Rsss RI eurt itnsn SSbn @scrs 3immu,
rstntaft In Gtttase.
Ser y. 3immsr pantsrte 1913 ssn europe aus unS mar
ppr 4 Sdbrsn In Ghieasp.-aae tisisnisen, bic iratnb QuS.
iuuft abu ben gDptasrt ets Serrn Peter 3imntr atbtn fjn-
ntn, Gnb sitisa ssbstsn, 70 her 8ssaetisa Der ..fur,mbpr.
atr Gazette eetr 'Serrn @eprse Simmer GAG gDentfsrb
Av,nut, Gtitass. Sainsts, miyattelsn.
gDsr asu ben gsrblsib sss Srn. yttr 8immtr austunit
mittbeilt, srtalt cine Belsbnuns. f2i-f36.
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500 1T Seicf &almrms (sobn)

3erisss psrIies iensn alton in Sipinssn bel arlsn &C.
etnfsibn wt6, tbtle 70 aefsaisf an pm. ?. SsifVrin
9rprn yeiut, Pate Co.. Sneiana, reer an HE 8seastrn
Der .@a,stfe' nit. ta Observation-Disclosures BIZ aIss
funit uber 6rn. Aalmus erpunlbt MAIDEN. t3t-
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Siebntarft.

On Zen lrisr. Ddfrta &C.,, @einn rirs itesn 2. Mrn.
tag i'm Wcnat etnN 0ietmarft ~dbaetalten. gir MAIDEN nm.
iere esfsr tn Der pdbtrsn uub fsrnersn llrastuns rem gsw
5rier earauf aufmerffan. 1873 Wont.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1874-11-21
SAN rRANCIsCO svOCk REPORT.

SAN FRANCISCO. November, 81.
sHAREs.l MORNING SALES.
1870 ophir-92 % 81 hb3
1000 Gould h Curry-25 24k ~ 24k 24xb3 25b30
2lOO Best 4 Beicher-2l 2lhb30 2OA 2Ok 20
20hb3O 20k 20 g'sg-
1856 Savage-Sb SO S5& S7b30 IS
2O5 Choliar Potosi-5s So y GOb5 son 60 60b5
80 Hale NOrcross-49 49h ~ 30
1900 Grown Points GA 63h 6s66 65 81 GIBBS 6' y
sso Yellow JACKET 100 1903 lOl lO4 lO2 1903
146O Imperial-l4 IAN l4h IAN
1890 Empire Mill-l4H Is IAN
1850 Con @. II. CURTIS
SIS KontucK-20 81 20H % 20
925 Alpha-20 1914 10 l9k 20hb30 20
100 Belcher-56 81 5756 57A 66h SO
1850 Confdence-30 81 29h 30hb30 80
1860 Con virginia-ls2 1863 l64 166 l67bSo l6sbaO
1900 Sierra Nevada 9hb5 OK skbsO
IS Seq Belcher---130 130b30 .ry-
s75 Overman-6l 60 COZ GIN 50 G1's cabs CT
100 Justices
20 Succor-2A
100 Lady Bryan-3ss 81
450 Julia-431
lis Caledonia-23 23h
$50 Knickerbocker-4A 4h4
100 Baltimore Con-Sh "a sas sssb30sA
500 Globe-1I
100 Bacon-64h
$50 Bullion-16
1900 California-so 81 % % 9sb, siH 70 so's s5'
b30 ....
90 Utah-3X .
AFTERNOON SALES.
$50 Meadow yslley-5L 81 81 $40
$40 Raymond 4 Ely-16h l6 1914 16 l64
$50 Eurek Con-A ..
f68 Washington h66 feeotieaello ~ aAo'o
1000 Belmont-9h 9A ~ ga 9Abso % 9Abi
OK
1900 Rye patch--4A 4n4a
COO Prussian-1A IL
10 st Patrick-lh
100 American Flag
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Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1874-11-21

DURING the war it was q reliable con.
traband that used to supply the newspa.
perS with intelligence from the South by
the grapevine telegraph. Now it is al
ways gentleman Of high standing who
is the approved channel of information.
A mythical individual of this alleged
character has been favoring that vera.
cious chronicle, the Chicago Inter- Ocean
with a cock and bull story. Of people in
Florida buying and selling claims fer
compensation for the negroes freed by
the war. People with money do not
usually invest it in such an utterly hope
less venture as that
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1874-11-21

During the last campaign the accusa-
ton was urged against the present ad-
ministration and the leaders Of the Re-
publicans. that they were always fighting
on behalf OF the great moneyed corpora
tons and against the interests of the
general public. There was too much
truth in the charge to be altogether
pleasant for the friends OF the lately
dominant party, and We have no doubt
that it had its effect in determining the
people to make the recent great change.
As an apropos illustration of how well
the reflection was deserved, We find in
the New York Republic, of November .,
an article on the Union and Central
Pacific Railroads and the Pacific Mail
Steamship Company, that bodies no good
to the people Of this coast, nor. indeed,
of the country. The Republic. alter
eulogising the promoters and construc-
tors of the Pacific roads. advises those
corporations to apply to the present Con-
gress for all the concessions they need.
1t points out that the Congress which
meets on the 4th of March next is Demo
cratic aud will probably be inimical t.
the roads, and. therefore, urges thei
officers "to make hay while tn
sun shines" and come before tn
present Republican Congress. whel
it will be only ask and have. Ar
3 not these recommendations from a
: avowed party organ, owned by the Pres
9 dent and his clique, apt and comple'
Il proofs that the administration and leat
l. ers Of the Republican party pref
,, the interests of the great moneye
!, corporations to those of the pc
It pie. II further proof were nee
!. ed, the article we havo referred
: supplies il, for the Republic favors til
: Pacific M. S. S. Co. with the advice nj
] to oppose the railroads. but to enter int
q combination with them. We wond'
8 whether the Republic thinks that it is
a good way to reinstate the Republics
!. party in the affections of the people
y California, by advising the formation
y huge freight and passenger monopol
,e which will fleece the people of tn
le Coast out of what tribute it please
N That is queer way of bringing abo
, the desired reaction in 1876.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1874-11-21

STATE TIcKEr.-This morning we pub.
lish the msjorities obtained by the sue.
cessful candidates for State offices, ex.
ceptiDg three counties Churchill, White
Pine and Esmeralda. 1t is not believed
that the vote in those counties will ma
terially affect the result. Our informa-
ton is obtained from the Virginia En-.
,terprise.