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STATE OF NEVADA. COUNTY OF LIN
- colin.
Notice Of suits Commenced.
To the following named defendants and to all
claimants 10 the real estate and improvements,
when assessed separately. hereinafter described,
known or unknown. You are hereby notlhed
that suits have been commenced before j u.
Van Hagen. Justice of the Peace, in the Justice
Court of the Township OF Pioche, county OF
Lincoln, and State of Nevada, by the state OF
Nevada, plaintiff. against each OF the defendants
described tracts or parcels OF land. with the i'm
provements, when separately assessed, and all
owners Of or claimants to the same, known or
unknown, to recover the tax and delinquency
assessed to said defendants against said property
for the fiscal year commencing on the Isl day OF
January. A. d. 1873, and ending the Slsf day OF
Dece nber A. D. 1873 and that . summons has
been duly issued in each case; and you are fur
ther notified that unless you appear and answer
the complaint filed, on or before
The 9th day of February, 4. ID. 1874,
at I2 o'clock m. of that day,
Judgment will be taken against you and the
real estate and improvements hersin described
for the amounts Of tax and delinquency specihed
and costs OF suit
Description Of Property.
A Curtis, the possessory claim TO ranch in
Pahranagat Valley, containing 800 acres of
land. and improve Reuts, and situated west OF
and adjoining the ranch Of =. Wrghts; tax
and percentage S33.ss.
John Cocroft the possessory claim to 100 acres
of land at Hike and Improvements; tax and
percentage $3.50.
FL Dorado Mill, ten-stsmp mill in El Dorado
Canyon, at the junction OF the FL Dorado Can.
yon with the Colorado river; tax and percent
age ll4.40.
Jennings. the possessory claim to l60 acres q
land, with improvements, at st Thomas; tax
and percentage loO.l0
W Kings, the possessOry claim to ranch in
| Hike Valley and improvements. soush OF
Gears ranch; tax and percentage i52 .02.
Patterson Lassell, the possessory claim to J2t
acres Of land and improvements at Overton
tax and percentage 6s.s5.
Samuel Young, one smelling furnace and tram
way in Freiberg District, known as the Morn
ing Star Co.'S Works; tax and percentage l76
GEO. GOLDTHwAITE,
District Attorney Lincoln County, New
| W. s. TRAVIS,
Sheriff Lincoln County, New
Dated Phoebe, December 30, 1873. ja3.td
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LOST |!

CHrcK NO. 70, DRAWN DEcEnBfPkio 4 y
u for $50, on Wells, Fargo : Co. srs forbid
CULLEN Donabue. All PeIsu,,ant has been
negotiating for the same ~ p'' jp-ni
stopped.
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| DANCING "a
u ACADEMY. Clf

MR.. BACH RESPECTFULLY ANNOUNCES
1Nl that he has commenced giving lessons in
Dancing at Browns Hall
ALI the latest and most fashionable dances
taught and Mr.. b. will guarantee to make each
pupil an accomplished ballroom dancer after
one course.
Glasses for Gentlemen new beginners) from
to O'Clock Tuesday and Friday evenings.
Regular classes from to 10 same evenings
Glasses for Ladies' and Children from 10 8
p. m. Tuesdays and Fridays
For further particulars, apply at the hall.
uz-u L. BACK.
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Notice of Dissolution.

HAVING SOLD MY ENTIRE INTEREST
IL in connection with the "San Francisco
Brewery" in Phoebe, to John Cartwright, the
co-partnership heretofore existing between the
undersigned and Charles Behr in conducting
said brewery is this day dissolved, and Messrs
Bchr and Bssikumer will hereafter carry on
the same at the old stand on Panaca Flat, col.
leet all bills and pay all dues Of the late firm.
K. II. BIsSIKUMER.
Pioche, New, Dec. 5, 1878. j13-ml
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For Sale.

YHAT SPLENDID COTTAGE IND LOT,
j being the late residence Of Hon. Mike
AeCluskey, together with the furniture therein,
situated On Upper Main street, opposite the old
REcoRD Office. For further particulars. apply
on the premises to c. KNIGHT
jl3-wl
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PUBLIC NOTICE.

MO PERSON OR PERSONS ARE AUTHOR.
IN lied to contract dsbts ON my account. nor
will pay any debt 20 ceatractsd.
ja7.tf HOLLAND.
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TO - IT Z

ON ELY STREET, A LARGE PEARL RING.
~ The finder will be suitably rewarded by
leaving IL at the once of the Phoebe Daily REQ
ord, at Michael's Cigar store, Main Of. dso-lm
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Notice Of dissolution Of Copartner-
ship,
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
IN copartnership business heretofore carried
on in Phoebe, Nevada, by A. NJ. Polleys and s. II.
Carman, under the firm name and style Of POL
LEYS l. CARMAN, as Backsmiths, is this day
dissolved by mutual consent. 5. H. Carnan
will pay all debts due by the late firm, and he is
alone authorized to collect bills due to the firm.
8. H. Carman will continue the business at the
old stand, where he will be ready to transact
business for old customers and all others who
may apply.
A. NJ. POLLEYS,
S. II. CARMAN.
Phoebe, Nevada, Dec. 20, 1873. d3O-30d
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HAVING BECOME THE PROPRIETOR OF
IL the Pioneer Stables" on Meadow Valley
street. in Phoebe, propose to keep the same in
manner to suit the times, and to insure success
and satisfaction.
:, First class turnouts Of every description
Buggies and Buggy teams unsurpassed this side
OF San Francisco. First class Saddle Horses,
Stock kept on most reasonable terms, and
satisfaction guaranteed. Only give me . trial.
ll3-ml Z. p. LEHMAN
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The above amount does not include the &C.
crued interest on the Funded Debt or Building
Bonds.
W. II HENDERSON, Co. Auditor.
JOHN ROEDER, Co. Treasurer.
Phoebe, Lincoln County, New, January S, 1874.
ja7-lw
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CHAP. CCXIv.-An Act to amend an Act entitled
An Act to promote the Development of the
Mining Resources United States
Be it enacted byt and House of Rep
resentatives Of the United States of America in
Congress assembled, That the provisions of the
fifth section OF the Act entitled IAN Act to pro-
mote the development of the mining resources
Of the United Stated" passed May TENTH eigh-
teen hundred and seventy two which requires
expenditures of labor and improvements on
claims located prior to the passage of said Act,
are hereby So amended that the time for the first
annual expenditure on claims located prior to
the passage Of said Act shall be extended to the
tenth Of June, eighteen b inbred and seventy
four. Approved March I, 1878.
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Change of Proprietors.

HAVING DISPOSED OF THE STOCK AND
IL GOOD WILL of the Pioneer Stables to
Mr.. Lehman, cordially recommend him to all
my late patrons.
4. Ii. BIsSIKUMEg.
Phoebe. New, Jan. 8, 1874.
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During the past Quarter the following
transfers we're made:
From the General to the Interest
Fund, - per Statute 1878, s., ssi Is
From the Contingent to the General
Fund, by order Of the County Com
missioners. .................... $500 90
From the General to TIE State Fund,
to correct apportionment ... 81
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3egaI.
Quarterly Statement

or IHI-
Receipts and Payments Of the Treasury Of
Lincoln County for the
Three Months Ending 3lst Dec Is73
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ieavs them to take ,he presidency Of IN
Eastern college. which has basn lately
rrofsred him. 1t would be stall. and
flat to eIpati.te upon the general con-
t.uct of The California University where
i. presents no peculiar features 1t Is
il: :. fcurishing condition. being iiheE-
ally Supplied With all the aids TO the
accai,e.aent of thorough intellectual
DISCIPLINE. and It's students nUnbsr
nearly two hundred. Ii compares very
favorablv, rs far as l could perceive
vis. t',a lu.lr-es.aIIizhc;! institutions Of
, similar nature in the States OF th7
East. ii may lie hsli4d them IL some
respects; it possesses. however, the
vigorous energy OF youth which VIII IL
s;-:re II 10 overcome the iinp~,iimeIts Of
its rcuaess, ana, by itaG.b,e emHlation
o: more venerable Benign iis-hsrs,
10 give proof q merit ia.sinsies,liy eq"ai
to their's.
There is a little episode. however. in
the brief history OF the University undsr
discussion, which is necr:iiar, and sounds
trough" on th- girls. There have been
twenty yoaas lady pupils at he Cniver- ,
zilv since it started. 4 fair proportion /
os these have learned 70 stick type % +
mi have passed through the Sophmere .
lass. 81 the threshold Of Junior ye:r
hey have invariably banked. shaken /
heir pretty heads, and said the rest q /
he way NJ the I'LL xas ''too lsf5:' @ +.
,.se, !: able and disposed 10 c!i@-5 =;
higher they have given up rtonts, ;,rd .
cots. and accidents, All rocks. in some .
nstanees. to replace missing I'll. Tins .
; Is with glory sub-iuaar. NIX.
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SUN-DEIED FRUIT FAILCRE.-Ow wing
t. the peculiarly Of oar climate, Il ell
mate III which fruit may be dried as rap
idly and with rs little expense as in any
Other countr!, the system Of drying fruit
IN tie sun Is practically Il failure. This
NAV strike those who have thought but
:, little on the subject. and who have bad
40 experience, as ii strange pToposltinn;
but, To the practical man. the man who
has dried fruit in the sun. and kept the
same any length of time before dsposing
of it. and 10 the merchant who has been
dealing III sED-dried fruits. and had box
after box returned to him, it is very
plain and easily understood. In what
ever country yen dry fruit in the sun,
exposed 10 insects. they will deposit
more or less eggs upon ii. Ii that
country be cold one. like the Atlantic
States, for instance, the cold weather
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nan OF the nf9tn EiHV bt ttit4l-iiiis' "a
when alcohol is pat there. For instance
deliriu.n trcmels is one Of the most
common consccuenccs Of intoxication-
Fnilcpsv is another disease very Off Il
brolaht Oh by ulcolioi. taken, mind yon.
in or,lirar; doses. Madness is anothsr
co,,r,of, cons. anence- of alcoholic
drinks OF course Won all know tha;
alcohol NAV induce temporary ni;ssl,aeoS:
in that form it i chilled GtrnIsr1,u. s...
If this irritation which produces T. n
porary naaduess Is co'it!""'i for = I"'.@
time. Of coarse. h. temporary madness
becomes Il continual IA ~" -, amt "
! madness of ;Ar "f'~t = ne assure \t''.-
-.IH EEEEcE oE AZ. i. / o. III" L;'.t
! I'iIeTe Is alIatl't nan mp, il when
/ aIceEol acts S,:E Et-". al III a very
/ trea2her"a~ WY. lHat c"-H.N IS i5''
| tCanaial l VS. FerF !aH. surprised ia
| hear that eHe1H hoy ". $ ~ s''.- more
OF !ta~ from tEe bier. I.,., '13t' Who
cane t. Sc M S.'f.: 5.i'..h my 3tf'i
l. vroa1. | H. i t:a~s, ita la Il I'll. Y
had taken any:!'ins, AMI The f1Tfy = II
orally VS. t''2t '''tN h"' f8" : H.
pills. / eonit yet understand y ~ i've
c,:slaiHts should I've g o2'':s'A i:e.A
found this WIS Ve5E hlH cr@h''N. am
tl@t the wattr Sci !5I'd WIS 2 H'.5'..H
pure; but At tie sans ,i''-. Gi,. ~, sc
anything here "h','h -s."',.' Ih.'iy. A''F
colAli.!nt rt'h~r t''..n t.i J o.i.rr di~'-,,f'-
aln bound t" admit 5nal AEer c"',-
:.iauts are IGI;r! '-1 80 -.'."i' ," : f-tl."5'
than here. af;5 t"e. In ana i'?f!}.!v axe
net USED there III the sane ~. zen t..I IS
hey are III THIS c''rntfE. Nte.'. 'i.e'@-
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NEWS BY MAIL

INDIANAPOLIS, Oct. 13.-Returns come
in very slowly, with nothing to indicate
the definite result as to the State ticket.
A few scattering returns show about
equal Republican and Democratic gains.
The ynte for tho T-a~---'
MIDNIGHT. Returns are still meager
Official reports from sixteen townships,
in fourteen counties, show net Repub-
lican gain of 90.
OCTOBER 14.-The returns at three
o'clock are very mesger, and it is impos-
sible to tell the result OF the State ticket
The Journal comedies the election of O
majority of the Democratic ticket of this
city and county.
CHICAGO, Oct. 14.-Returns from the
Iowa election are still few, but no doubt
is felt of the usual Republican majority
for the State ticket; and that the entire
Republican Congressional ticket is
elected, though Bowman, nti-Monopo-
ly, in the Fourth District, runs ahead of
the Republican ticket in several counties,
and may defeat Pratt Republican,, the
present member.
WHEELING, ", Oct. IA large
vote was polled to-day in this city.
From the great amount of scratching no
townships have yet reported their counts,
which probably will not be completed
before morning. Returns from the in
terror. are coming in slowly, As far as
received, Golf, Republican, for Con.
gress, is in the lead, but not enough is
yet known to form any opinion.
OMAHA, Neb., Oct. l4.-From returns
received up to midnight it is conceded
that CARRIER, Republican, for Governor,
and Crounze, Republican, for Congress,
are elected by majority of 10000.
Howes, Republican. for Congress, runs
ahead of the whole Republican ticket,
and is elected by large majority.
LITTLE Rock, Oct. l13.-The election
to-day was one of the quietest and most
orderly ever held in the city; not single
The vote was full. The
Indications are that the conservatives
have carried the city.
BALTIMORE, Oct. A. At 1040 this
q fire broke out in the Balti.
more Opera House and Variety Theater,
and it was soon communicated to several
retail dry goods stores adjoining; also the
carpet store of George Jillson, and the
oyster house of Herman Brothers. The
latter are also managers Of the Opera
House, which was completely destroyed.
The estimated loss will probably be at
least $780, The fire is still raging.
1THIcA, N. Y, Oct. l4.-Thirty build
ngs, nearly the entire business part OF
he village of Ovid, was burned to-day.
Loss $4,000
WASHINGTON, Oct. A. The applica-
ion of Ching Guam Wa, Chinaman of
San Francisco, for patent for improved
,veralls, the first application for patent
hat has ever been made by a subject of |
be Chinese Empire, was filed at the
latent Office to-day.
SANTANDER, Spain, Oct. 14.-There is
n unconfrmed report that General Dor
egary. with 800 Carlists, has gone over
D the Republicans. It is asserted that
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two Carlist battalions are surrounded at
algeria. The Carlist provincial author
tiles have given notice that those wish
ing to lay down their arms may do SO.
LONDON, Oct. IA special to the
Pail Mall Gazette from Santander con-
firms the reports of the partial submits
sion OF the Carlists.
The disabled steamer Ontario is being
towed to Liverpool.
BERLIN, Oct. 14.-The trial of Kull-
man, the would-be assassin Of Bismarck,
is SET down for the Goth inst. 1t is ex-
pected that Bismarck will give evidence
personally. The number OF applications
OF foreign journalists for places in court
far exceeds the accommodations.
BROWNSVILLE, Texas, Oct. ia band
headed by General Cortina, is organizing
to cross the frontier into Texas, over
power the guards stationed on the line,
and pillage and murder the inhabitants.
The people are arming to oppose them.
CHARLESTON. s. G. Oct. "a Reports
from the interior show great excitement
in consequence of the Gubernstorial can
vass Governor Moses is taking the stump
for Chamberlain.
The Tribune's Washington special says
that more bogus South Carolina bonds
have been discovered, amounting to Q
million and q quarter dollars; besides
conversion bonds which Chamberlain &
Co. issued. The Legislature repudiates
these newly discovered bonds. They
were issued by the same parties-Sco.t
and Chamberlain. The Attorney Gene.
raj refuses to act in the matter.
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GEN. E. NJ. McCooK.-The gentleman,
so well known as q military leader dur
ing the war, and the present Governor
of Colorado, has been in Virginia City
for several days. He left on Saturday
night for San Francisco. At the time
Congressman Kendall made his brave at
tack on the Democracy of Storey county,
when he was crowded off the stand and
took his place on dry goods box to fin.
ish his talk, Governor McCook, attracted
by Mr.. Kendall's bravery, rushed to his
side and swore to protect him at the
hazard of his life. Governor McCook
carries in his body rebel bullets, and
will carry them to his grave, and, like q
brave soldier as he is, will not permit
another brave man to be mobbed.- Il Car
son Tribune, 18Th.
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The telegraph tells us that ex.Gov-
ernvr Davis and Boulds Baker are in
Washington, at the head Of delegation
of carpet-baggers from Texas, to assist
the Government in selecting nominees
for the Federal offices in that State.
ordered to be vacated on account of the
misconduct of the present incumbents.
Now if Davis or Baker have any influence
in making the new appointments, the
President might as we'll let the present
officers continue in their career of mis-
doing. We knew Governor Davis we'll.
There is not more corrupt or unprin-
ciped scoundrel in the ranks Of the
carpet-baggers. He is worse than KEEL
logg, for he has courage and daring while
Kellogg is coward. To permit q man
like Davis to exercise the slightest con-
troll for selecting men for official posi-
ton, would be a change from bad to
worse. During his reign, for it was
nothing less, in Texas, Davis made hun
dreds and hundreds Of appointments,
and il by chance he'd chose a decent
man, he revoked the mans commission
so soon as practicable.
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DIRTY DAMON AND PETTY
PYTHIAS.

In the whole history of personal, po-
htical controversy, and we have seen a
good deal of it, We think that the papers
at Virginia owned by Sharon's enemies,
Williams and Sutro, can dish up more
dirty abuse, more groundless accusations.
more downright lies to the square inch
than any journals we have ever seen. A
statement in the Tilton-Beecher hlihi-
ness was supposed to bear off the palm
for dirt, lies and venome, but those
lucubrations will not hold candle to
any of the late issues Of the papers we
have referred to. They come heavy with
brutal abuse, bold assertion and unblush-
ing falshoods. Their contents fall heavy,
dull and sinking, like slush out OF stale
swill tubs. They are like two drunken
harlots who, Infatuated with passion and
liquor, give vent to their reckless rage in
bowling demoniac curses and the vllest
expressions known in the dens OF vice
and crime. We wonder whether they
think they make any converts by SO stale
and worn out vice. The use OF such
e1pedients is an insult to the common
sense of their readers, who know that
abuse is not argument and readily dis
tinguish between the two. For our owl
} part, in one respect we donot regret thai
these papers make this sorry exhibition
: for it shows how effectually and hope
lessly they are driven to the wall ant
, have no resource, but to spatter billings
, gate; but in another point of view, W
? cannot but be grieved that journals which
9 would otherwise be decent if not able
e should be so forgetful of the dignity an
It duty OF their mission. However, the
y seem to prefer the night-cart business,
ut which they form an excellent pair, WI
Of in life are certainly united, whatev'
is they may be in death. In the regions
!. dirt they are like Damon and Pythia
Q and go arm in arm reeking with filth,
y sight for man to wonder at and the Goo
IS to pity.
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THERE appears much probability that
the Central Pacific Railroad will estab-
lish line Of steamships to China. 1t is
likely that the Pacific Mail Steamship
Company will be proposing a conum-
drum as to whether the charter of the
railroad company permits the managers
of that corporation to invest the money
of their shareholders in steamship lines
and other matters foreign to the original
undertaking.
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The Virginia Independent now ap.
pears as a pictorial. Its issue of the
18th is graced with a representation Of
Sutro's "bete noir"-Sharon's wood.
pile. Poor Sutro is like a roustabout on
Mississippi steamer-he is down on
wood-piles aud all who own them.
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To WHAT straits must Sutro and his tin
trumpet be driven. As specimen of
the falsehoods to which they are urged
by their insane desire to vilify Sharon,
the Independent says that Sharon at.
tackled the orders Of Free Masons and
Odd Fellows. The utter absurdity and
falsity of such charge is good evidence
of the desperation to which the INDIE
pendent and its owner are reduced.
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The strife between Bismarck and Won
Arnim has been caused by the latter in.
sisting upon retaining some letters which
grently compromises the doughty Chan.
cellor. One would have thought he was
too experienced diplomat to have
placed himself in the power of one of his
subordinates,
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We see that the managers Of the Cen.
trail Pacific Railroad are extending the
Southern Pacific as rapidly as the COM
pany's means will permit. While rail-
road extension is good thing. it will be
an evil day for the coast and California
if that cormorant corporation should get
control of both the transcontinental
lines.
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THERE was a general row in hurdy-
house last evening, resulting in poor
Canadian Frenchman being beaten al
most to jelly. Three of the parties en-
gagged were arrested by Sheriff Swift.
The hurdy.house is first class nuisance.
Il Carson Tribune, 18th.
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We have received number of the
Alpine Miner. published at Monitor,
Alpine county, Cal. From its appear.
ance it must be patented inside and out.
1t is more like scrap.book than news
paper,
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By order Of the Democratic State Cen
trail Committee, the name OF A. II. Will.
lis, of Storey county, has been substi-
tuted for that of E. Spencer for Super
intendent Of Public Instruction. Car
son Tribune, 18th.
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SAN FRANCISCO STOCK REPORT.
SAN FRANCISCO. October, IT.

SAN FRANCISCO. October. IT.
sHAREs.l SATURDAYS SALES.
277O ophir-5l 5Oh 5O4 81 5lh so 52s3 52A
765 Gould h Curry-26h 2GA 26 25A
AGO Best h Belcher-35 SO 35h 35A
260 Savage-S0S 81
$50 Chollar Potosi-Gs 60 6Skb5
1870 Hale 4 Norcross-53
CTS Imperial-l0A l0H
$50 Empire Milo 81
100 Crown Point-55h 55I SO 56,4b9O Sc
AIS Yellow Jacket-lo5 lo4 lc4h lotb5 los LOG
105b3 l04b
2e5 Kentuck- 20 1917 les 1917 lsx
40 Alphs-1S
$50 Belcher-65 Ga n 64A 65b5 64S
so Confidence-23
so Con Virginia-9Th 97a4
ll40 Sierra Nevada -SA So Skb5Sa.
20 Exchequer-210 200
1856 Seq Belcher--l40 1917
HAS Overman-70 704 II s72b3O
80 Justce-37 3S
800 Lady Bryan-9Oc
$40 Succor-3A
1875 Jula-5k
I65 Caledonia-24h "a 2ihb5
200 Knic kerbocker-G6A
1000 Globe-2h az
5l5 Baltimore Con-1O9E 10
10 Bacon-6
100 Bullion-l54
265 Cslifornia-59 5Sh @sA
4iO Silver Hill-99A
20 Eclipse-SAb20
$50 Dayton-6 81
$50 Rock Islands ~ AZ
ITO NY Con.-4h ~
$50 Dardanells-l5S
500 American Flat-9
100 Senator-1A
500 Phil Sheridan-50c
lis Union Con-20c
$50 Tyler-G5c enc
1918 Woodville-4 81 81
500 Alts-2k
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FROM all appearances Bistow, the Sec
rotary of the Treasury, seems to be in
downright earnest in his endeavors to
cut off some OF the drones that have 30
long incumbered the Treasury.
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THERE is great commotion in the
"house OF Schooling" over the nomina-
ton of Mr.. Tuhy for State Treasurer.
Uncle Georges name falls upon them
like wet blanket Carson Tribune,
Oct 49,