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Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1874-04-08
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THE san Franeiseo Call says IL FeieF-
euce to Mr.. belong;
Hon. Chas. E. belong has enpre sssu
- determination TO withdraw from the
Senatorial contest and come before 'ne
people as a candidate for Congress
To the above the Virginia Chronicle
replies: -,
We are requested TO state that the
above item. copied from the san Fran
cisco Call, is published without anihof-
;ty. also 10 further state that Dir: DeLouG
not oplv has not expressed his determin,
atiop 10 withdraw from the Senatorial
contest. but. on the contrary VIII Oh :, NE
returu from Washington open law once
in his city, and viii in due time stump
the State in the interest of the Repnbli-
can can party. and proposes at the same time
to make a winning fight for the position
of United States Senator.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1874-04-08

A CORRESPONDENT of the White Pine
News asks why are not county expenses
and salaries placed at such figure that
cash can be paid, and thus prevent the
discount on county paper. By this pro-
ceeding the people would receive directly
the benefit of the saving, and not the
scrip shavers. There is some merit in
this hint. which might be well to apply
to our own county matters
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1874-04-08

usp,ia the eari.r0Om and found S,iehasl
Fahey with bis brains blown out. Pane!
was & notorious roundsr. Hopkins has
been arrested.
Tie Lane & Kratz Mining ConPAn!
levied am assessment OF sl.51 per share.
The Lyon Mil and Mining Company
yesterday declared a dividend Of 81 PEI
share.
The steamer MohougO ARMED iIom
Panama to-day With fair cargo o'
I eastern merchandise.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1874-04-08

IHE proprietor of the Clarendon Hotel
has Just bilked the Arizona Miner out of
Its bill for advertising, whereupon the
latter says in its wrath; Never again
Will a hotel-keeper, or any other man, be
given such show as we, on the word of
others, gave the swindlers of the Claren.
don.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1874-04-08

A GENTLEMAN from the western part Of
the State Informs us that DIR. M. J. Good.
fellow, of White Pine, is talked OF in DO.
iltical circles as probable candidate fol-
Governor. The Doctor is a Republican
OF the conservative school, and would
prove as formidable candidate as could
be selected in the Eastern part of the
State Eureka Sentinel.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1874-04-08

AUSTRALIA has recently disclosed a
new treasure to the geologist and miner.
This is white coal II consists of felted
vegetable fibres, like peat, which contain
interspersed between them fine grains of
sand. This white coal covers large tracts,
requires no mining, and is used in large
quantities as fuel 1t is easily com.
bustible, and burns with bright flame.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1874-04-08

THE White Pine News, which comes
FLIED with interesting matter sp'ahs
very encouragiugly of the future pros
meets Of that region. All We can say Is
that we hope their brightest antieitaiops
will he fulfilled.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1874-04-08

IHE mining region known as the Lu-
GIN District on the extreme western
boundary of this Territory, and four
miles south of the Central Pacific Rail.
road is Just now looming into encour-
aging favor, more so perhaps than at any
time since its first lodges were dscov-
ered.-tS l.. Tribune.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1874-04-08
The Indian ring want General Crook

The Indian ring want General Crooks
management of Affairs in Arizona to be
investigated. We expect the General
will court the most rigid scrutiny into
his official acts. But pray do not let the
inquiry stop with the General, for he has
nothing to fear, but 60 on with it until
the waole of the Indian swindles are
thoroughly exposed.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1874-04-08
Dissolution of Copartnership

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
~ co.partnership heretofore existing between
the parties hereto, under the firm name Of M.
consent. NJ. Abadie is alone authorized IN col
iect the debts due said firm, and Mr.. Abadie has
obligated himself to discharge all the liabilities
of said co-partnersbip.
NJ. ABADIE L BRO.
WINES MONTGOMERY.
Phoebe, Nevada, April 2, 1874.
apr3-l0t
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1874-04-08

BIZ our kilograms it will be seen that
a practical joke and little jealousy
worked together so nicely on the LIST inst
that a man killed another in Monterey
comfy California. Practical jokes are
DANGEROUS tools to NEEDLE with.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1874-04-08
pEL1kQUEN SALES.


smador Tunnel and MINING, nlile Of bust Sasi.
pany.--Iocafion OF pIinss aTSi iiI Ioeston Of
-. san Francisco e can't. I;,eoln county
works, E,y ,; M are delinquent upon
Neyada;-No.,ctdhes eyibed stock, on Eceount Of
he i29n 10 d levied On The s.h oG Ssy o.
F5faaiy lss the several ct Spposs
r. 81 nsnes Of the respective shafehoiueih' NJ
No. Of No. Of =.
Names Certificate shares AMI
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1874-04-08

In consequence of the vigorous exer-
tons being made by the Government OF
India, it is thought the impending
famine will be greatly mitigated, if not
altogether prevented.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1874-04-08

PLAYING WITH FIRE. - Some fellows
who had very poor idea of a good joke
got up an alarm of fire at Eureka on the
night of April LIST. After everyone was
pretty well scared the sell was found out.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1874-04-08

A SUIT is about to be commenced at
Eureka, to decide the legal title to very
large portion of the town of Eureka. As
might be expected, it causes good deal
of excitement in the city OF smelters.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1874-04-08

The first issue of the Nevada State
Journal as DAILY" reached us day or
two since. 1t presents a handsome typo
graphical appearance, with pleanty Of
interesting matter.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1874-04-08

JAMES BARRETT, late Supervisor OF the
Tenth Ward, died at bis residence Cd
Clementina street. on Saturday evening
last, after brief illness Alta.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1874-04-08

The Manhattan Mill and Mining Com
papy shipped one hundred and forty
thousand dollars worth of bnllion from
Austin during the month Of March.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1874-04-08

On the 2Sth ult. the schooner j. Mora
Moss, was wrecked on San Francisco
Bay. Three Of her crew were saved and
one drowned.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1874-04-08

The veteran poet, William Cullen Bry-
ant, is about to write history of the
United States, commencing at the period
when Bancroft's history closes.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1874-04-08

The Gold Hill and Virginia papers are
going for Sutro. with considerable vim.
The Gold Hill News calls him Shylock,
and oil sorts Of pet names.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1874-04-08

ELEVEN tons of quartz taken from the
'esuvlus ledge, on Kirkland Creek, Ari.
zona, yielded $135.54 per ton.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1874-04-08

And III accordance with law and an order of
me Board of Directors, made ON the 9th day OF
February, 1874. so many shares Of each parcel of
sueh stock as may be necessary, will be sold at
public auction, at the Office Of the Company.
Rooms 20 and 81, Merchants Exchange,
california street, San Francisco California,
on Tuesday, the 31st day Of March,
1874, at the hour Of one o'clock D. m. Of said
DAY, to pay delinquent assessments thereon,
of the sale.
LOUIS KAPLAN, Secretary,
othce-Rooms &c and 81 Merchants Exchange
california St., San Francisco Cal.
m2l.td
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1874-04-08

The above sale is postponed until Wednes.
aay, April 18th, ls74, at the same hour and
By order of the Directors.
LOUIS KAPLAN, Secretary.
Smee-hooms 26 and q, Merchants Exchange
Caliornia Street, San Francisco Cal,
aprl-td
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1874-04-08

oiiice In Jacobs d Sultan's Block,
Main Street, Phoebe.
,s2s-n J. N. sEIDIRr. Agent.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1874-04-08

pILLs OF EXCHANGE AND TELEGRApHIC
~ Transfers on Chicago and New York, pays-
BILE in the principal cities Of the United States
and Canada; also Bills on London.
Currency bought and sold.
collections and Commissions Of all kinds exc.
cuted, and General Express and Banking Busi.
ness attended to promptly in all parts Of the
United States, Europe and Canada.
Bullion bought and ADVANCES MADE ON
SHIPMENTS OF BULLION; Exchange bought,
Deposits received.
Assessments paid and Dividends collected on
Mining Stocks Vs.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1874-08-05

81 DON'T believe it rained forty days
and forty nights" said an unbel1evlng
boy to his mother, " and thatstory about
Noah and his ark, how could Noah
bring all the animals and birds from the
four quarters of the earth, and not a
railroad or steamboat in the whole
world"
, 1874-10-10
RAILROADS.
Tho English Accountants Report Oil
tho Affairs Of the Eric
Road.
Opening Of tho Chicago Section Of tho
Baltimore. & Ohio Railway.
Miscellaneous tten1s..


E4kIE.
TIE ENGLISH Acc0uNTANrs' RrronT.
LONDON, Oct. 0.-Tho report, mada by tho
London accountants Of their investigation into
tho nfrairs Of the Ero Railway Company, which
waB road to-day In tic Stock Exchange savs TINT
in throo tho years ending September, 1879, the
profits Of tho road woro $i,00S.775, inBtead Of
s5a52;673 az Btatcd in tho Colnpauya accotlnta.
Tliia amount IL subject to Il further deduction In
respect 10. tho. various. ito.ns. charged TO
tho capital, OF not yot admitted. Tho report
ahowB q loss On tho working Of tho At!autle 4
states tint 81, ,240, 167: were paid by tho Eric
Company al dlyidnndH in tho ycara. 1871, 1872,
and 1873. Tho accountants coneidcr that under
tho circumstances tho dividends on preferred
ammunition and determination Of MANY, questions
Of Inv and fact affecting tho pature Of tho null
tifarlous liabilities mud aasots must be
accomplished laforo- n complete ollctdatlon
Of tho present financial condition Of tho Conl-
pross' themselves highly satisfied with: tho
facilIties atrordod them for Tho prosecution Of
thoir investigation. in Now York. Thoro arc
many important appondiccH to report. which
woro not read, and Which will not DO publiallca
Tho report naya TINT but for tho aofcit Of
sA56, ~ shown by tue corrected pIoft aud loss
account, as existing. Sept. so, 1871, 927o.ooo
NoNla MAYO bGen nfhllhDIo, 8uDlocG 10 LUG au1u6E-
mont of outside matters for dividonda on tho
common stock, after the. payment Of four
dividends on preferred stock for tho two
years. ending June 80, iS73. Tho accountants
anticipate tint the yaluo Of tho rocoyoyfos from
Jay Gould will fall worry far short OF their
nominal amount. An abstract Of tho statement
Of the aasotH and liabilities Of tho company up
to Sept. 80, 1872, shows tho liabilities to ho
$115 a49, ,211, and tho .assota 5li8, ,2S5,173. Tho
report covers \ period from Sept. SO, 1871, to
March, 81, 1874.
, 1874-10-10
polltenosH Extruor@tinary.

When tho ".ro Daum" for tho victory vas
cnlabratod, Thiers aud Maoh1ahon both attonded.
the solemn coramouy In tile church ut Yersailen,
Two arm -chaira had been placed noar tho high
altar, Que for Madame. tic tHifa Of tho Maral,al,
tile other for Mime. Ihiors, wife Of the President
Of tic Republic, Mmo AlaohTahon, born Ducu-
opa OF Caatree, understood her. position, nntI, 4,
knowing that tho, right iB the p1aco Of honor,
modeatly soatod horBolf on tho loft. While tho
Dlchess WAS still kuoaling, Mmo. Thiors arrived.
81 Denr Nad1uie your cllalr iB on tho othor Hido!"
You aro too good, Madamol Really cannot
conBont,"
"Tsko It'll bogl"
"Since you deaIrp 1t ;; but really you ombar-
raHs Mo !" Aud Mmo, hfaoMalop roso from hor
kuoos md bctoqk hornoK to tue right aud cou-
tinucd hor prayers, while Mime. President ThierH'
oyer. Mime: hlAohlalpn Expressed, her. ,ackpowi-
olgmouts for tic courtesy OF Nine. Thiera
''You hnyo nothing to thank mo tor" tho lat
ter replied. You did not know, OF oourao,
that whon camo In you were occupying my
" Your plaoe} On the lett, limo. prosilento?
"Costainly; Mime, MarAhal. The Queens OF
Franco always placed themselves at the loft OF
tho altar It waA. tho only place, indeed, whero
tho Queqn did not, acat h0rsolf on the right; it
iy 80 III order that tho Queen might be irut
under tho hh Of tho bishop .s llo turua to giyo
tl4s benellction."
Tho gratitude OF Nine. NlsoAtnllon, born I,
Castroo, for this loaaon in royal etiquette whic!,
tho daughter OF Ii. Dobno bud condeaoolI.iotl to
giyo her, mar b. ttnnglnoa.-G Cen 1,eolus, ta hae
Qal4Tr ,for, 1cfoper,.
, 1874-10-10

A.. II. Thomson, .foralcrly editor Of the Mil
waulseo Sentinel, Ina takon possession of the
Egensag Times, . small daily Of that city.
-RiGharu Ii, Stollar1, VITO has lost the usd
OF Ills right lnnd, temporarily at least, through
inflamulatory rheumatism is learning to writa
with Ills loft, aud already tntng OF mttnl1sor!pa
which rcmiuds tho printor8 Of Horace Grooley's.
Mr.. Proctor, tho astronomer. III urging tlla
adoption in England OF our syntom OF tho publ:
cation duly: Of predictions OF tho Weather; md
aayH that ii, lis lacturing tour in ta country ha
only know these predictions to bo wrong twice III
three months.
AT confirmation lasely hold by Bishop
Walsh, in tho township Of 6tepAon. Canada. lo
Of total abatinoNco from all Intoxicating drinks
during twenty-ouo yeArd, and tho girls tuat thoy
wonlu abstain from excess iu DRESS
---TAo City Council laat cycuing rccoiscl
nlcasago from Mayor Doyle, yotong tho reBoll-
tions providing for tho erection Of City Hall.
over tho veto by vote Of 30 to II the Common
Council. aud Of to In tho Eoard Of Aldermen.
-Prouilence (K. ~ journal.
-plinoy II. Bromley. proprlotor Of tho Os-
out tho State as ono Of tho old-time paukct-mop.
,tliod OF, Sunday at Ills homo. Tho doceAsod was
born in New 1Inyon. Oswego County, In 1870.
lie waa Collector Of tho Port Of Gonoaoo, under
buchanan.
An old man, by tho name Of Neil Doughorty,
who recently died III Brooklyn, n. T.. and ha!
no rolatiyoB, left 3l2, 600 to snuu whom ho hal
only known for 4 month, htd loft tho greater
part of liia fortune, amounting to 100000. In
trust to tho noinan Catholic Bishop OF Raphoo.
in Irolaul, to establish II y Donghorty American
IuBtitute for tho oluontlon OF poor children.
News WINS received OH Wednesday, morning 81 ct
tho death Of Lieutonant-C Commander Edward N;
Kellogg, Of this city, Captain Of tho unitod
States monitor Ajax. which occurred at Ponsa-
cola, Fla, OIL Tuesday Of this wcoa: 11o was
about "a yoaya Of ngo. mud Ieayes wife aud two
odren,, now roslling ut Alorrlsania. N. 7.
Everybody IN Wanlogan will remember tho
gonal Nod, who has lived with lis ainea early
6oy4ooel, until l.o entofol the Unlto statos aor-
yco, nnl will sincerely Mourn hia untlmuly
dcceaso.- Wauttgam (TN.) Iat,'iok..
, 1874-10-10
LINCOLN'S NIONUNIEN!T..
Arrangements Tor, s1ao Dedfcntion-
Reduced ,ifuilrond Heutcs to Excrlr-

Arrangements Tor, s1lo Dedfcntion-
Reduced ,ifuilrond Hsutes to Excur-
sionlats.
SPRINGFIELD, ILL.,, Oct. 9.-The following ar-
rangements hare been effected by the Committee
on Transportation with tie companies namod
for return-trip tickets nt reduced rates to those
Wishing to nttond tho Lincoln monument dctitca-
ton aud the reunion of the Army of the Ten
neasec, to take place in this city next Wednesday
ments for tho celebration aro upon tho most
magnificent scale, aud Il largo attendance from
all sections of tho country is ass.red Soma
companies refuse to sell Bipglo tickets ut reduced
rates, but will mako very favorable terms to
parties OF ton Or mora on application to tho
Genoral. Ticket Agent. Round-trip tickota
arc good only over tho linn issuing them At
lantic Pacific, ono and one-t1fth laro, to rcturn
on certificate Of Secretary; Chicago 4 Alton,
excursion rates from all stations, good until tho
diauapolis, excursion tickets to parties Of twenty
at cents per mile. ono way. Cincinnati, lIamil-
ton d Dayton, ono-half faro, to rotllru On
Secrotary's certificate. Cairo d Vinccnnes, ono
and oue-afth fare for the round trip. Hannibal
trip indianapolis, Cinoinnati & Lafayette, ono
and onc-fifth faro for tho round trip .jacll~
nouyillo, Northwestern l. Southeastern, ono and
ono-afsh fare fol, the round trip. Kansas
ra'o na opor'tt9d tn tn nes sers fates
Agent. sLake Shore l. Michigan Southern,
rountl.trip tickets atroduced rates. Louisville,
New Albany 4 Chicago, full faro QUO way, to re-
turn FREQ on 8ocEotarys certificate. Leayon-
worth, .Lawrouce l. Galveston, excursion ratoH
to parties Of ton or more. Missouri River, Fort
Scott d Gulf excursion rates to parties OF ton or
more. Ohio + Mississippi, round-trip tlckots Mt
8 cants por milo. Iloolsford. Hook Iaiand l. st.
LouiB, one aud .one"1fth fara for tho round trip.
st. Louis Il Southeastern, ono and one-tifth faro
for tho round trip. Springfield s Southeastern,
Il Western, excursion ratoa from, all Btations.
Whitewater Valley, ono aud one-tttl faro for
tho round trip.
, 1874-10-10
The NEstas who 1s'lan tho Rlailircct CNu5c
OF tiao Eb.tK1 Of OrletLils' I>csttls-

ago Of so, OF tito Comto do CAambis, formerly
tho eluerly TO thu Duho Of 0rloa'!s. and indi-
1oetly the ca1aHo Of la loatll. III R capaclty III
ol.larry. ii was his b,,saoHs to attend to tho
ollicont management Of tho lloyal stabloB,. 500
all, that toy woro free from yieo. by sosno ut,-
fortunate mlBcEaace, or carecaauosB two horses
which has boon cont1c'nnoa M vicious artl ul,-
manageable, wo1o neYnr removed front tho
stable, A.sA Soro lsnrnesHed to tho DMIko'a cAr-
raSu OH tho fatal l9tlt Of July, 1919. Tho grlot
and CONSERVATION his tlcnth caused throughout
Francc aro atlt Trash III tho memory Of tho pres
cut generation. II may, then, bo oaBily inlagin
Cd llow tho unl'arpy Co1ut, II tloapar of having
bneu tho iunocoAt oauao OF tho fearful catas%
, 1874-10-10
A Talk with the State 1nsur-
ance Commissioner.
Efforts TO DO Made to Prosecute
Agents of Wildcat Com
panies.
The Beauties Of West Virginia In
sl1rQnoo.
EiII Filed by tho Creditors Of tie Great
Western.
Charges Against Assignee and
Officers.

TUE COMMISSIONER or INSURANCE.
Among tho arrivals III this city yesterday was
Ntr. Frank Lconard State Commisstoncr Of In
surauce. Ilo has not come horo, as WIS SUP
posed, to oxnmine tIto tho responsibility OF tho
"vild-cat companies which hGvo recently coul-
nonced issuing policies in Chicago. but upon
private business. 4 reporter of THE TRIBUNE
had = talk with him at tic Palmer 11ouno In tho
AFTERNOON, and lcnrned several interesting facts.
1to said tho Directors Of tho Empire Insurance
Compnny wore responsible mon; ]; TINT tho soo'1ri-
tics TO, 310l,o00 woro considered good, tito Com
CRny doing business under a old csnrtcr, which
authorized them to commence Shon Si00,uoo
capita, had beon secured. 1Io thought fnjuatico
hatl boon dono tho Trade. of Camden, n.
j., which, though email, was n bolid
Company With como thousands Of
surplus. In rogard to tho "Mincral Aloun-
tafn," application lad bncn made Tor MI
Auditors certificate, but 1t was refused on tho
ground that tho concern was not considered
sound, As to tho II Commercial, of ChnrlcstoHn,
", W., tho "Union," Of Now York, tho
"Feaeral City" Of Allegheny, Pa, aud tho
"Nail City," Of Wost rirgnn, mono Of thom hnd
applied for authority to establish ngonces In
Chicago. and, if any Of thcm had, 1t would un-
loubtody l1gyo bcon refused.
While clio p0a5EaHlou u I'LL 1tan1to4 IoAtiit@
cato is not an absolute guarantee that company
Is solvent, etill compauy which Is unabc to
procure ono il not as aaio to insure in as tho
other. The companies last named nayo fai]et
to comply with The laws Of illinois, mud, By
issuing po1icics In Chicago, are guilty
OF 4 violation Of tho statute. Tho
Acknowledgement is lookiug into tho mhtter,
and. il tho proper evidence ean r 10
obtained, tic ageits will bc prosecuted. Thcse
agents, Or brokor5 III they call themselves, claim
to act as the agent ot tho injured tho p eim tIn
This il the way the wildcat" companies nro
doing business. anil it is doubtful II tho law can
roach them: If not, the Only way to drive them
ont is to let tleir policies alone. I!hoIr rates
may bo very low. tnt, in case Of anything moro re-
il donbtful,- tho amount Of the premium would
not DO received by tho pocy,-holddr. This 3D.
n,onition wilt bo fcctlcd by busfnets men, b'ls
there may bo many who will find out too late
what reliance in to bo placed iii an irresponsible
inEurance company.
, 1874-10-10

Chicago, e. Northwestern Railway Sun:
tlny Train.
The Through Pacific Express Train for Council
Durs, olnaa, Sim Francisco, ard all other far Vest
ponu, will leayo tho Wolls Street Depot of tho Chca-
"a l. Hortl,yeaorn taiway nj 1915 a. Sunday, Oct
H. ThroRh tickets VIA Chicago Burlington t,ul-
cy, aud Chicago, Aock Island 4 Pacific Iaawaya arc
good Oh tlIis trAius
, 1874-10-10

Our MODIFY :" UVoFtont8,
Business men intending to purchase Winter asits
oyercoat may 10 sura that they fud tho latcas
Broadway cuts ut Nos. 1874 and 1856 State street. Mo
efforts spared by Mr.. Knitting To ,nake Lis garments
attractive, aud price, as well style, will DO always
found satisfactory. Tho BoyH' and Chiltlrcns Depart
n,cnt this sraaon Ia complete han eyer BEFORE
4. J. kuTTlN1, tic " G. O. D." Clotlier.
, 1874-10-10

SteinWay Unright Pianos
Are celebrated for tLer extraordinary durability an
capacity for stnndtny III tnno throngta thb nust
clangrAbs variations IN Temperature. rriccs san,o
as "sqAsscs." Lyon Il lleay, stato anil AIouroo
Vt traitR.
, 1874-10-10
DEATH or Il. CENTEHARlaN.-

'sbtttHT U7HDH1CH 70 TIE LHfcd1o 1ftuHEIo
WoopsrouK, ILL.,, O.:t. 9.-AIra. Ellen Quinlin
died yesterday, aged 102 years, Ono hundred
and thirty carriages followed her remains to the
1Iartland colnotorJ to-day.
, 1874-10-10

Lincoln Monument
Excursion to Springfield for ouly haf-iaro, $o.Go.
parljcs Wishing to DO present at thu uysil!y OF tho
1Ipcolu Monument at Springfield, ILL.,. OH tho 18th
inst ;, car avail themselves Of tho above low ratcs.
Tiekets Has ut tue Illinois Central Narond olleo,
T1ckcts g0p, 10 return 18th and 10th.
, 1874-10-10
NEW YnnK Eh't iinF-

NEW York, Oct. 9.-L. Roberts l. Co., 1onr
dealers, South street, announce TINT tley are
to ask n temporary oxtousion.
, 1874-10-10
Freveut I1leumntts1u

FreVont IkAoNWHttEM
by nstng tho a.t.rAcnIAac SHIRT inado by Belts d
Eaou, 17d Slate ztrce opposite tho goncral cntraucc
TO the Ia!ner. Nouse, 1ent.nlaqu rely Wlsals q
perfect tit III fine wto nhiyta to 0r9er, as vol aa
Antng anything they wanl In furnishing goods.
, 1874-10-10

ChickerlnE Upright rIanos.
strotaa u,ld cleat IN tpnc staM tn tunu apentiy;
warranted durable; prGupy vary S,tali epacu. ncctsu;
Temple of Maic, W fan uarcu Atreet.
, 1874-10-10

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THAT Amorcn has hundred ro,!;lonB, but onl7 ono
Krayy. lie might 1.-Two HaiI It lah ti,n,.ai enlt-
frcrs hit only ono that heaa!'en tho teeth. without
tujnrlng them, via: Sozut'ont,