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The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1874-12-10
men who
''Know their rights,
And knowing dare maintain'


will lay before the Legislature a state
ment Of their grievances, and ask in the
name of the whole people such immediate
legislation as the alarming crisis imper-
Dusty demands. We cannot believe that
III application thus made, will be disre-
galied The demand is Tor reduction
Of the present expenditures in all the
branches of the public service, aud a cor
responding reduction of taxes, and for
relief from forfcitures which will have
been incurred by unfortunate delinquents
after the first of January. As we have
before remarked, there are tens of thou
sands Of honest people who have carried
the burden of taxation until they have at
last sunk down under il and can go no far
Their.
tits earnestly desired that every county
in the State viii be represented By dele
gates clothed with authority ky the Tax
Payers themselves. to utter their voice in
the Convention. There ought to be no
tagging behind. Every county is interes-
ted. Every tax payer should make it
a point of honor to bear his share of
the troubles and responsibilities of a
movement which is intended for the ben
eft Of ALL This much is certain
1t may do good. 1t can do no harm.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1874-12-10

We do not despair of relief to the Tax
Payers, if the petition of the Convention.
which will assemble on the 4th of January,
is needed, but if it is not, we shall despair
of peace and public order the coming
year.
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The affair Of the Tax Payers, and the
plundering officials Of Warren county,
is only foretaste Of what is to come in
this State, if the petitions and clamors Of
the people for relief are not needed.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1874-12-10

Attorney-General Harris has been
charged with completely in the ill-starrcd
Proclamation" of Governor Ames. We
understand that he denies having been
consulted in reference to it, and disavows
all responsibility therefor.
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Extra session of .I.c Legislature

The Governor, it will be seen, has sum-
moned the Legislature to meet on Thurs
day, the 18th of December. his object is
to urge the passage of laws prescribing
severe penalties for delinquent and THEW
ing officials, and affording relief to the
tax payers, it is all we'll But if it is to
organize military force of cutthroats
and vagabond braves to overrun the
State and bully the people and bind
them with additional burthens, we would
earnestly warn him to desist. He must
not misunderstood the temper of the peo-
people. They are in no mood to
be trihed with. They will obey the
laws and keep the peace, but at the same
time those intrusted with office, must,
themselves be made to respect the laws,
and not to use them as a convenient.
shelter for the robbery and oppression of
the citizens.
If his plan of operations are as repor-
ted, to appropriate million of dollars to
arm and equip one regiment of cavalry
TIVE of infantry-and battery o f artillery
for the purpose of making war upon
patient and long-suffering people, he
would do well to pause and reflect He
commenced the confagration by the
issuance of his ill-timed Proclamation. "
He can extinguish it as readily by hav-
ing consideration for the public misfor-
tunes, By taking care that lawleSs officials
are brought to punishment and not
sustained in their erimes-and by remov-
ing the burthens from the shoulders of
the people, Now is his opportunity.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1874-12-10

Judge Anderson in his remarks before
the Taxpayers League, said that the time
had come when action for the relief of
the people was absolutely demanded and
that the dominant party of which he was
a member, could not fail to adopt de-
cisive measures suited to the exigencies
of the case. This is the right sort of
talk; and now in behalf of the Demo
Gratis and Conservatives, we will pledge
their full and hearty cooperation.
Reduce salaries. Cut off supernumer-
ary officials. Bring down taxes.
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What does the taxpayers League OF
Holmes county intend to do about the
sending of delegates to the convention OF
taxpayers which is to meet at jackson
the fourth of January? Will Holmes
county be represented? She ought to be-
Lexington Advertiser.
And we trust she will be- Holmes is
one of the largest tax-payipg counties in
the State. Her people feel the oppres-
sion as previously as any Others; and
why should they % stand all the day
dIa ~
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1874-12-10

The feeling in favor of the Yazoo Reso-
lutions as aeompromisep platform Is gaining
ground Several leading color line papers
have endorsed them and we know of no
Democrat not on that line, but viii accept
them cheertully as the party shibboleth
in the coming canvass.
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EIec.ion Us g. Eiendcr.on.

The people of the Leake and Alfalfa
Senatorial District, have elected s. G..
Henderson, Esq, Democratic by large
majority.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1874-12-10

1.-THE Union, the Constitution, and the
enforcement of the Laws, until such a.
are repuguant to the spirit and better of
the first two can be altered or revealed
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1874-12-10

II you are in favor of immigration,
remember the first step win be to reduce
taxes. People viii not purchase property
in State when il is liable to confsca-
ton.
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THREE CHEERS FOR FRANKLIN
= Partizaa Majority Rebuked.

BY most unfair and iniquitous deci.
sion partizan majority, at tue last SEES
sion of the Legislature, declared vacant
the seat of the Hon. c. Byrd, Democrat
who had been elected by the people to
represent them in the lower branch OF
that body. Not presuming to assign it to
the contestant who had no shadow of
claim, the case was sent back TO the peo-
pie and they have answered, by returning
the duly elected member, Col. Byrd to
his seat by a vote of $50 to 227
EDIroRs OF THE CLARION The
following is the official vote for repre-
sentative for Franklin county. at the
election, held Dec 1st, 1879
Col c. Byrd, received, $50.
J. G. Mcleod, q 227.
Byrds' majority, 463.
Dec. ID, 1874, J. WHITLEY.
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Let the Tax Eaters remember that the
Tax Payers have some rights which
they are bound to respect.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1874-12-10

The Pontotoc resolutions have hit the
nail on the head. The high taxes are
compelling good men to fee the State.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1874-12-10

Has your county appointed delegates
to the Tax Payers State Convention2
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THE TAX-PAYERS STATE CON
VENTHON.

A number of counties have already ap
pointed delegates to the State Convention
of Tax Payers on the fourth of January,
and still larger number are making
preparations to be represented.
No more imposing body OF people have
assembled since the iron-willed barons OF
England extorled Magma Charta from
King John at Runnymede, than this as
semblage of Mississippians. With no
motive but to obtain redress for wrongs
and relief from burdens that are support
able no longer, the delegates, represent
ing all classes, avocations, parties and
professions, will meet together, and act
ing with ealmness and deliberation, but
with the frmness and manlfness Of free
men who
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1874-12-10

Tax Payers State Convention 1t
jackson on Monday, the 4th Of January.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1874-12-10

Confscation or . reduction Of taxes.
Which win you choose z
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1874-12-10

Three Farmers candidates for Con
gress were elected in Illinois.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1874-12-10

A strong caili made loraD
for The Tax Payers Congeaa1a
4th Of january. The people
il ought 10 be held before um.
for paying the present taN
we'll taken. Tho third week VI j.
is proposed, and ought 90 De a.'t
Kinds Co Gazette.
As the parliamentariaus say
Is well taken but the time i' '''
TO make the change. The Oa
payers can do Is % obtain time
cure a remission Of the penalnss
to non payment by the frstoi
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1874-12-10

Pluck & Patience will do more
next year than their rival iirm
n Bluster,
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1874-12-10

The watchword and reply-Retrench-
ment and Reform.
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Byrds' majority, 1853.
Dec. ID, 1874, f. J. WHITLEY.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1874-11-12
iS'As WE EXPECTED.

Some Of President Grants most
bitter enemies are already suggesting
his impeachment by The newly elected
House Of Representatives. Inithis The
New York Sun takes the lead. Nc
doubt many Southern papers will soor
! have their columns filed with vile mat
ster Of this kind. They are 80 overjoy
ed withthe recent victory, chat theil
efforts @ndenergies will be increased
10 wipe out'the last vestigesof 'Repudb
iicsn principlesia and to annoy as much
% possible its advocates ngad '.errip'
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4 COMMUNICATIONS.
DR. u, S. MAuosEY:.

Ia Dear sE You Will no deqbs lie
somewhat surprised to hear Of me atthis
point est thinking ! nigh. perhaps give
yoasa few items Of news that would be-
interesting. ! write, In coupsas wish
sMr. b Moore, | left the quiet village Of
Fall Branch. Tenn. September aIss, for
4 'e purpose Of casyassiOg a portion of tie
State Of kentucky and Ohm, to sell pa,
tent rights for tho TYictory Bee Hivsse
We Travelled through - portion Of
Greene. Hamblin, Jefferson, Granger,
Knox, Union, Andersos and Campbell
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1874-11-12

It Is an old saying, athst swhen.
= things are at their worst they soon be-
gin TO- mendis We do not see how it
can be much worse for the Republican
party than at present, so "there's a
good time coming, boys" and there is,
consolation in knowing it. aSyo5t .
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1874-11-12

1--WE do not feel disheartened over the
great Democratic victory. II is true
the Republican party now stands in
she eclipse, but two years hence the
eclipse will pass and the Republican
party will shine all the brighter 4
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1874-11-12

'a' We are frank to acknowledge that
the Democracy has learned the Repub-
licsns a lesson III the late canvass by
which they win profit, and which viii
be a great advantage to the party in
rsthe next election, aeq ,1ea1fi Id -
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1874-11-12

? iei To-day we find a few men rejoicing
sdovsr the recent victory, Who not agreat
,nwhlss since affirmed most positively
q that they could not support the ,Bour.
o bon Democracy. Why is thiss Will
some Of Our Conservative heighbors
please answer2 a.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1874-11-12
Heraldand Tribune.
THU Az NOVEMBER IL 1874.


Confederate money, We understand,
is again o.. the market IA Savannah
J they. are now Offering ~ in greenback
for 500 in confederate. We would
not DO surprised i some enterprising
Broker q the price up considerably
just before tho meeting OF the next
Congress-.
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For Sale

A SODA APPARATUS. WITH an
Ilatbe FIXTURESa naeENERaf0R
complete. Original eGs $773As;lf
take sl15,s Tine given On negotiable
Rsper. Apply at this Office to -.
Is n. EffLERr Knoxville. 4
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1874-11-12
yr ,YIEAJ J, Phillips oJIdl.
Polly Phillips.
2 the Chapeery Court at Jcoe,byrov
I Washington County Tennes,e.


IN this cause it appearing from th,t
legation In .complainants bin that POh
=. Philips the defendant IL citizen,
Yanccy County in the state of Soa
G,arolhn. It is therefore ordered Id
publication be made fOr four srccesaN
weeks in ktlaeA Herald and Tribune |
newspaper published IN the town I
ionesboro' Tenn. notifying said non-n
idcnt defendant to appear before OF
said Chanccry Court on the lth Moua
o~fnqyember lS7b andmake her ddfepa
tOsconplainants Bill Or the SAME with
taken at confessed and set for hearings
parte.
Witness, b. F.. swinglc, Clerk N
Masterof said court ut office IN JOrs
boro-~ Mis- tAes~lFth day of 0ctss
1874.
b. B SwINGIE nd
9 Oct22w4pfs5 80 ss bds &C.
III
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1874-11-12
MON RESIDENT NOTICE.
OF Amos Lsafsra
ii SJBlss.1''I l. s' a: ts.,.I.I, I'LL.

OohSobVto hSulDIlOu OVull
tsnpess%c1 stisOqq0
IN this cause Il appearing from hsl
legatlops III 5dOmpfainants bin, wldeA
sworn o .tti,as The GefeadahtH Polly fst
iofa ASA s~non-resideHt of the State 4
Tcppessce, 1t lis therefore ordered ihi
publications b. made for fdur sncceiau
weeks lin the Herald aai Tribuae, I
newspaper 7p,,blisheddin the itokn u
JoncsbOro.,ghN ashingtod County I,t
nffsee. Notifying said defendauttoa
pear beforelourisaidn Chaneeryl Court. o.
The 4tbt Mondays In, N November ~nextlnd
make feneeftonecomplainant bin, q
The. same WILDE taken for confessed, sa
set for hearing ex-paiaa.L ~ 20 l. I,
Witness, b. +. Swingle, Clerk al
Master OF our said Court at Office \
SSeefSissSgre'Feeaat hif tsth AgSfesp
Oct22w4 PISS. khNT
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1874-11-12
%ArTAcuMETf NOTICE.
William Brooks,
n.y. John Anthony.


III appearing ffom affidavit in this
cause thai tho defendant. John Apthoay,
IS Justly indobtcd 70 the plai6fy sbd 10,
moved from THIS State. an Original Al
tachmest having been LEVIED o. his pro-
perry it is hereby ordered that publica>
tion be made in the Herald and Tribune.
newspaper pqblsAeln in the town Of
Jonesboro'. for four successive weeks,
notifying said john Anthony, to appear
before me 81. my Office IA the 18th Civil
District Of Washington County, Tenn, :,
on the 18th day Of April 1878. aud
make defeose to said suit or it will DO
proceeded with, expurte. This the 18th
sf October 1874.
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eouuties IA Fenucsscs Then crossed tle

Heouutiesi n. Fenucsscs; then crossed TIE
Cumberland Mountain, at Big Greek
Gap. when We struck thclPine Mountain,
and you bet they are some stsp aud
rough. At the foot 81 these n,oua.aius
we got ~ lsfss pair.o Of Buck horns With
Eve points each, with the velvet on them ,
We nailed tho horns on top Of our sample
bee Hive, and in come places they
attract more attention that a street fight
would in J6hesbor0! staSiH ts1ePlE b
The frs. town we came to in Kentucky
vas Williamsburg, Whitley county, we
then passed through the counties of Knox.
Laurel. Rock, Castle, TO Crab Orchard, in
lincoln county and up 70 that point from
the time We left home, I don't beliaye We
say. moro than IS hogs that would have
weighed than 2oolbsr gross, nor DOL think
We saw over 100 head that would have
stsSy % =
~
'v''
:I 1
!. (
=
SE1T lFNS
% Seaig ~ I'm lI.e1 11h -,
ffS d'sc'ss"
on
pp
'sspaA
"ioe asu
g. A. III ! s sa's o'tOo
what from Cbol.r, ~ ~ sr,
u, Lov ,bmsIl
sas ease seem. u, ,s,t 10 +. v.rv f.,,j
p /, rEnIIsQ veA f!9'".
q ~
''>s'' p'0
m "'s
$50
S'S A0'es 81
60 Ane W aaa 70
..nL '''' ''s n'e''
R., .a';s n -. ~ a s.ss.. ave ever seen
r;oa. oh;sct;o, ,h.. 4. ~ "
ma, .rsr., for bn,d,.asosrmn.1s I
never see q running stream sro,ns.
river peoo,. hsr. -. LOO, ~.
cattle II milo 70 w.ta, "a
water enough 10 Lin ,h.;,ho..
c,,.h caa.s.F, =
.~mtSnnN9 p'a'e 'or
w. .,., =. -. .a:.a
p,ss;d.n, Of ,hs p... !. w:o..s"."~.
h., .how.a : sL;.sn.na.n "m~S"'
R,u Calf a. wh;.h = .
eset ola and sor which hs hss asOu'
fusea 10 fake sl.5oo ,ions Mai 49,,
wh;oh :. n.;I scsa' wss-""
v.,s ,h.r. !. 3D.
IA ,h,, ,..;.lsa,oao
..,s .sE -
~.
fEsT 81 iAfsis8
must 'ei you ABOUT the "koman
Pp0S'0med pug CHOW at Mayss'lie
nsasuoSy." vas the best thing s.takenaii
'aat everl Witnessed Bath
pes' part oou.aittsas the a Chariot reco,l
pystwo young ladies, they'eachr drove forf
aofSes' onef'0ur black, the other four
s''ys' All ma breast. 's'ta" a''si osfi
Thsorace track was from 'Sfto 4 hun.
drsd yards around, or rather au oblong.
The ladies stood up to drive . They
drove round the track once rather sl3,wT
until nea. The starting point, then tue
- Pa IN = EA-- -
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1874-11-12

COUNTY. rENNEssEE.
fI2TTyanssI ParkS p. HI,
Martha Parker,
Maftua tuIko
yz5TDeyorcen 81

" mWW.|
In dAs sssesitappeaiios shai tbsdsft
Martha Rsrksr Is q n~ea,resident Of ns
State aud a resident Of fancy Go. n. "
Is ordered hat pubi;cation be made y
four successive weeks 10 the. Herald ,sa
Tribune, . newspaper pdblisbed N y.
town OF Jouesbofough, Tenn. Dasii,'S
the said defendant 10 appear at the n'n
term Of the Circuit Coart Of Washlnss,
County Tenn. 70 be held IN JOnesO's
Tennessee, OF the 2nd Monday after =,
4th Monday 10 Nodemsrr. 1874, ~
mike defence to Plaintiff .hiH or the So
will to set for hearing expsrte.
| 'a0n G. WHEELER, Clerk.
By Asv. DEApERIcE, D. q
H3yJwtrf<5
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1874-11-12

HANl la4HA ~ AHt
Nor 4 pENosRArIc vIcToEr.li 4
Fror the New a York Evening Post
We base called yesterdays result a
Republican dsEsat9.d II would be q great
nistaks .ocahit d Democratic victory
Tas Democrats. as a national party, offer,
Cd ihs people Only one thing. They had
no record on which they could ask the
people to trust them. They hsaae care.
fally.natufed coherent measures Nj tie
intsre be,lefshsa Of materially different
FROM .ths Republican measures. They
did cser one thing. change. The PEG.
pie took The change they did Rot take
ths Democrats. Whether they viii take
thsp remains an open aaesiiea rpcn a
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1874-11-12
Sale
Teas - Teas IL
.o5bieotI As4i sa--sbv .S,o9 aoo8
IL ST ablished 1874

[oip in}s1a7g ,gab-7-T hgEE sdi So.
Choicest in the Market Best Values
Direct from the Importers, at the
|io 5is name. prices as Sold In q cbtoi
|4sI ,ss J3o 4NeYTYork.Gs gq,d nod
AFEW GOODS On THE TEATRADE.
and the advantages derived from
i4a . purchasing your Teas fof9gs ish
Toe Original q mericau Tea agCo.
5Bxo,so doing yoll positively procure
your goods from first hands, at Whole
sale Importing prices, Swing several
profits made by these Grocefs who,dhhye
TO buy of Dealers, who In their turf
have bought 0f'hJobbers.s AMI they Of
Spectators, aud SO on TO the Importers,
so that, ia fact, yoh get your Teas at. a
very slight advance OH What il Costs IN
Shl,a, and At q saving OF from 5gto s
Our instructions to our buiye.s ndchEh1faa
and Japan are to, send none hut pure
Teas, Which arc by far the cheapest In
the endeto say nothing of their whole-
sAiI our Teas aafre chosen for their pari-
Cyl, and mot forSappearance .Hfa LOfTTaal
One OF, our resident pianagersin New
York Is a profsssiona. Tea faster. hstyins
spent oyergsix years in Ohinaian q AFFAIR
which, together with eight years, rex-
perience Iii the Home markets, renders
him one OF the best judges in the trade..
10y this means we have a personal con,
nectiofi with those countries HrNPNV ~
{ Our friendship hinaand Japan, afrom
long experience With US, know exactly
toe kinds OF Tea we require, Which gives
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1874-11-12

.JeHN y, MATHEs has a full sapeT
- Drags - go ht,ak s.ses
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Nd TEXAS.

"a. - ht.H .lra. .~Dtf adj ~ ur.TqG7J
pl ~ @ls' 81 .e e1ss are eH making Inns, anp
s%'as e0gs ssg Ta!' sa,N q IN p l o ftr
o0iVrea ~, men a tpey now s pave ss.t employed Dyed
iney s.a.ln 'Has,tnelr present 'dSssm td hanq' f Fare
no' ! ! now inns Is we 40 not pre-,
send 70 say, put We are "a 81 y Opinion on, that hat
'nere VIII De concert OF action on the
parI 81 large lang owners in the
ooasn ana southwest tore refuse 70 en-
pioy sne color req men n the future,
provided tney can get 2 sufficient force
o. xni.e nanas; as; a large number q
oslega.es wan Ives 1e sent olt " b 2 few days
nom texas % secure oil al the white lar
eOrers and tneir i i hnni ] that can be
i nau's % lemi l 70 that State
vre sNsl Inducements Hsapieng wll be offered them.
Money aeHS yill t pc f furnished pc them and pro,
y n' ! promised 'ndf for the neEtyyearpA As
shere y little Or no demand for labor
q tais s time ~ East Tennessee and
snere being . large number of families
In verv straiehtened circumetanona,w a
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: ads Las u.sm aItOBEKr VI ELi4S =, :
NO. % Vesey ST., New York.
We'arc compelled to request this. as
otlerss4parties haveiimitatsd aollrsfirm
Il '.gieJa Ct@ octsoa ssE
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IT

= A 49,
Hartford Journal and Courierj .,t -.
. y teaches them that the people eal
and will elect whom .hey please, indie.
pendently Of party paues and ties, II
the Republican party profits BY defeat,
aad brings forth truit meet fssf repentance,
and # the Democrats persesere in their
Efforts, as they probably viii. the nsx.
animal Viii Oh the people turp cut 70 gras
will be 2 horse Of an entirely different
c0lor. y word. the, people have de,
cided. apparently, 10 assert and maintain
their right to political independence, and
both parties might as vel consider item
selves as being on their good behavior.
Hereafter they might better strive with
one another to see, not which party can
sresl the otler IN political s~hicanery saa
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1874-11-12

.BillsSyreugh. Ohio. October siss. is7l.
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y Tao THE THIRD TERM AGAIN. ~ }
All Day city h%EmgItafE edt 2ia9up r
, ItSould bc folly to deny that thsthird
term agitation has been used With rare
skill as'an electioueering influence, and
thatthe popular verdict upon that subject
admits Of no possible misunderstanding or
equivocatiOps No amount of reasoning
has suficedcto satisfy the people that Che.
subject ought to- beliguored.5e pTd hi, 1
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1874-11-20
DELMQuEs SALES,

HAM ard A.nt silver Mi.i.. -
Psny:-Location Of principal place Of r. 80
Eiy Mining S,,trics I'r1nat a.ol Of worm
-Notice...There Is delinquent unor Nevada.
ing described stock. on account Of s so FOLLOW.
INC. ~ levied ON the Gath day Of ssns..%sent
1874, the several amounts set onr.oI pes.emoer.
names OF the respective sharehoide,s The