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:, Az PAYERS TAKE NOTICE,

= The undersigned, receivers dr,n
School Taxes for the city Of WrmiUUn,:.!. U,:! az
1875, give notice 10 persons swbbsuh' wb" bs~'
paid their City and School Tax ,or "Hse fS-: ~
have had their bills presented tbsi ,9,o, ,hn,n
Iequlred by law, TO call and settle the coy! ssg q
days from delivery OftheblI Tho rocain
request all such persons to call at n ei, oT
No. lo East sixth street, and settle withs
delay; they having given bonds to tba 's cis
the money Is due them and they arc resys NY
sible for 1t, and they hspe those that can !,
will be prompt, while, pcrhaps SOM \
cannot pay at once, will call and make so1
arrangements to pay when they can and
most respectfully ask you 10 Viye ~ A
your attention so as TO avoid trouble. eo.
tr unpleasantness. The city needs mSn
and requires us to collect it or nav Il !,
what we propose to do is to collect and noV'
The receivers also give notice Of A mn,
Der OF lots in the I'd, Sd, 9TH, 7th, Sth Nh !,
10th wards that they cannot find tho oWns
OF. All such persons owning said lOts NJ
please call and settle or we will sell ,hs
for taxes and costs.
Office No. u East Sixth street. betvA
Market and King. Hours from to O'clO|
every evening, and on market mornings
EDMUND PROVOST,
Receiver Northern District tincluding
north OF 9Th street,
EDWARD FARMAR
Receiver Southern District Including
south OF Oth street Oc!l.tl
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X NlCkERBoCKERS.-W have now in
IA. stock q complete assortment OF thes
fashionable goods. com prising ali the newest
coiorings and styles in plain, plaids and
stripes. W. b. SHARP,
oct26 Fourth ana Market streets.
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DIVIDEND.
- THE NATIONAL BANK
WARE

r.o WILMINGTON, Nov = a..
Inc Directors have this day deela,,Ois ~ !.
uenu OF Twelve dollars per share be,SS se n u,
ira dividend of SIX dollars per sboro rnG an
to %nien are payable on demand, cIear 'C,n !,
nov2-it " hANhs,
Cashier
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sheriff. aIa

= n 77sE9g-
- ET'ue oi SuH3.r wrlts nf II Fa. To nc
ID Ee directed wa be cvunsed 10 puhIic
Sic on the premises hth and Monroe Sts.
IL the cIjy OF Wilmington ~ New Castle
county. Delaware, on
"WEDNESDAY.
THEi.tD LAY or NOVEMBER. 1877.
a'lp O'Clock, NJ.
Tho following described personal property.
viz
one horse. two Cows, one market wagon,
carrisRe. two sets o. Harness, thrse hogs
Slaughter HOuse iiXtnres House old furui-
ture such AS bed, bsd.te 3D. and heddl"e.
sewing inaehino, chairs stove. le., SOFA, q.
se;1et and taken in execution as the pro-
perty OF jeremiah < Wocd, and TO be sold by
wM. Ii. LAMBSON, Sheriff.
Sherfi's Office. New Castle, /
Nov. g A. d.. 1875. noy4 .2tav.
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A DJouRNED
TRUSTEES SALE OF
REAL ESTATE.
DY virtue of an Order of the Chancellor OF
D the State of Delaware. made on the 9th
day of September, A. D.. 1875, in cause of par
tition between Daniel Diehl. et.al. petitioners
and Abraham =. Shannon, et.al, respondents,
will be exposed to sale at Public Nendue, on
MONDAY,
THE 18th DAY OF NOVEMBER. A. D. 1879.
At , o'clock, p. m.
At the Hotel of George Whitfield. in the
city OF New Castle, Delaware. the following
Real Estate, viz:
All that cerJain Tract of Land situate in
New Castle hundred. New Castle county and
State of Delaware. on the road leading from
Christiana to Red Lion. bounded now or late
by land of j ohm Stoops. Robert Ocheltree
others by the said road and the Christiana
River. containing about 200 Acres OF Land,
more or less with the dwelling house 6d=a.
| and outbuildings thereon erected. K%..
Attendance will be given and HiiE
| terms of sale made known at the b21lp
time and place aforesaid by the und e ersign ed
| Trustee appointed by the Chancellor to effect
the sale. or his Attorney.
CHAS. h. LORE, Trustee.
N.B.-This farm. late the property OF Ii enry
| Hugg, deceased, sdjoins the Bear Station land
| on the Delaware Rail Road. miles from New
| Castle. 1t is located in one of the finest ag-
| tionally good soil. 1t is convenient to Schools
Churches. Markets. and Is very desirable
property. CuAS, Il. LORE.
October 26. $50 -wts-dtff
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- Sts~.,
SPECIAL NOTICE.
Public Night Schoo,.

n;aht Inc Board OF Public Education ,u,r
n,gns 81 schools for Young Men IN thow WI op
- oh n Monday night, November 49,
trance s Sass%ent on sS,ns Of the Institute BuGS
On Mondav ON dIniPIey piSyhs 81 above above sth. ns {
second st east OF Washin g,on No. lO, \
T., oh Monday night, November IL south ~ side
In .he Academy, Ninth Ward "a at oclOcI
,Nppl ation for admissIon ;r,
aoove named schools should ha w ,u.ng any Of u
opening nights. Each pupil will ,rlnsue on u
use OF books. '"'rahce' ior N
By order OF the Commi,,o.
nov5-3t "ioN BUCK
Charm.
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sgHf :SiFE"S SAE.N.

10y virtue OF WIZ ~ Al. Ii. Fa to
me directed viii TO exposed 10 public
sale, at the house Of samuel Frazier, near
Glasgow. u reocader Hundred, IN New
Castle county, delaware on
THURSDAY,
THE 18TH DAY OF NOVEMBER, 1875,
The following described personal urone-tv
viz:
Three hores. 4 cows, heifer. half interest
il : hogs, carriage and harness, one firm
wagon, horse rake, plows, harrows, cultiva-
tors and other farming utensils, 20 interest
IN ~ acres Of corn, ulsc, household furniture.
such as bed, bedst 1ads and bedding, tables.
chairs, ttoVes. DC.
Seized and taken ir execution a. the bro
rerty Of Samuel Frazier, and 10 tie sold by
W ". JAMESON, Sheriff.
Sheriff yhi,, New Castle.
NoE' - A. y, l''' uuyl-.tnwth
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Ny OTICE.-At the last stated meeting
~ the managers OF the Wilmington s.
ings Fund Society, it was on motion resOlyI
is pay to the Deposltors 81 per cent per
mum, calculated monthly, no interest bel
allowed on fractions OF a month, to cOmmen
at herbeginning OF the next fiscal year; \
that The Treasurer give notice OF the increa
of the rate OF interest at least three mont
before the end of this year
ALBERT W. SMITH, trCasi,
". F. socIet!
" ilmington, Sept. 20, 1875. DN
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NOTICE The Citizens Loan Associate
~ now offers its 5th series o, 50 shnl
for sale. FIRST payment due 0ctOber-lh, Isl
seplS-u GEO. Z. MARS, Secretary
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SlpprkHsS vale,
THE %th day OF NOVEMBER, 49,

DY vi-tue of a writ OF Venditioni Exponas
ID 10 me directed, will be exposed to Public
Sale at the Hotel of hom.s >. Braaway,. in
Delaware City. in Red Lion hundred, New
Castle county. Delaware. on
SATURDAY.
THE 20tn Day of NOVEMBER, 1875.
At 10 O clock, A. NJ,
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SnerfH's sale,
nov 3-ts

DY virtue otSundry writs OF IIevari Faclas
ID to me directed, will be exposed toPublic
Middletown, In st. Georges Hundred, New
Castle county Del.
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District Court.

The District Court met Tuesday morn
ing at 10 o'clock, pursuant to adjourn
ment, when the following business was
transacted:
J. Newman VS.. Taylor Bales ct al
The hearing of the notice to set aside
and vacate, restraining order so far as
relates to Peter Anderson and those who
claim under him, continued until Satur-
day, July Oath, 1875.
Chas. Virgins VS.. Meadow Valley Min
ing Company--A motion was made to
transfer this cause to the Circuit Court
of the United States for the District of
Nevada. Counsel for defendant waving
notice of time, ordered set for hear
ing on Saturday, July Oath, 1875, subject
to motion to pay the costs in former
suit heretofore dismissed by plaintiff, and
it is further ordered that the plaintiff
serve the counsel for the defendant with
copies OF all the papers intended to be
used upon the hearing of the said mo-
ton; it is also further ordered that the
plaintiff serve these papers on Wednes.
day, July 2lst, 1876.
Frank Wheeler VS.. Floral Mill & Min.
ing Company and G. HI. Llght-Judg
ment ordered to be entered against G
ii. Light in accordance with the remit
ttur received and filed from the Supreme
Court of Nevada.
Court then adjourned until Saturday
July 24th, at 10 o'clock O. N.
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Foreign News.

VICTORIA. V. l.. July l9.--News from the
Csssiar mine is very encouraging: all
hands are taking out big pay. The Grant
Company claim was sold to some Chi
nese for g, 500. The prospect is much
better than last year.
CoSsrASrrSoPLE, July q. The Turk
ish Government ordered the Governor OF
Bosnia to dispatch troops against the
Insurgents in Herzurgona.
SHANGHAI, July 20.-China will send
an embassy TO England about the muir
der of Mr.. Margary.
MADRID, July 20. The Constitutional
Convention rejected amendments to the
new constitution in opposition TO the
principle of religious liberty.
LONDON, July 20. - A few gentlemen
breakfasted with Mr.. Graham, former
member of Parliament. and opened a
subscription with 1926, 900 to build
young mems christian association hall
here
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AwoRp 10 BrIIIASD PrAyrss.-Henrv
Mahlstedt, at Il g Panaea Saloon. I,aconr
street, has just placed in his saloon two
Of the finest billiard tables 10 ha foprs
on the Pacific Coast, one OF Them hsiaa
n full sized French carom table and ms
other a small threeiourth parior tahin
They are fitted with Phelan 4 Collar
ier's everlasting steel plate cushions
and we're made by Liesenteld. Of San
Francisco. Now. all You billiard pIsyess
here is a chance 10 show your skill both
at billiards and pool. You peed never
leave the saloon for want Of finding an
opponent. Tor Eiy will always be on hand
10 accommodate you at either game, and
will be liberal enough to give you good
show and not heat you all the time. You
cen always find on hand also large as
sortmenr-of No. liquors, with cigars of
the best brands. One price One hit /,
A word to the wise is sufficient. II
The Centennial Commissioners have
visited Phoebe, and expressed themselves
as pleased with disappearance in things.
especially Of the drinks at the Panaca
SAIGON. oHo PREV one plt.
II sou want any tin ware, sheet IRON
and copper ware Manufactured or repair
ed, and also plu mbing at very low prices.
60 to j. J. Halpin l. Co., who employ
none but first-class workmen. Il.
IuAvE ice enough for all Phoebe and
my ice house is in good condition.
Leave orders ut Fulks 4 McAlpin q
saloon. w, R. WILSON.
CHEESE! Cheese One thousand pounds
of White River Cheese; also, best East
ern Cheese, for sale, to the trade Or at
retail. at T. c. PouJApR's.
IcE. CREAM at the San Jose every day
from p, m. to Top. M, manufactured
from pure cream and fresh eggs.
Best brands of Sack and Plug Tobacco.
Pipes. Pouches, ETC., at Rolla Watts,
DR.. Lees Drug Store.
E. McAvoY viii deliver any hay free OF
charge to all parties buying the sam e
from Billy the Stage Boy. jy7-lw
| ICE! Ice! delivered daily by me.
Leave orders Mt Fulks & McApin s
saloon. IT, w, r. WILSON.
CrGAEs, all brands, qualities and kinds,
for sale by Rolla Watt at Lees drug
store, Main street. If
IcE, CRYSTAL. IcE, delivered daily by
s. B. MARITIME, Leave orders at saloons
of E. Hamilton or Fulks & McAlpin. II
RoLLA WATT, at DR.. Lees Drug Store
De Cabanas brand Of cigars, three for sc
cents.
The best of sherry and claret wines
are to be had at II, G. Pouiade's. lw
EXTRA California butter to be had at
CULLEN & Donohues. at 81 per roll
FRESH California ranch butter at los
Coschina's, 81 per roll If
Fresh Garden Seeds at Alexander
drug store.
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Pacific Coast.

SAN Francisco, July 20. - Charles f.
Baines. proprietor of saloon corner of
Market and Jones streets, and Captain
of the Hibernia Rifles, was shot in the
back last night by James Flood, former
ly in his employ as barkeeper, and it is
feared fatally injured. The wounded
man is prominent member of various
Irish organizations, was decorated by
Pope Pins the TX for services in the
Papal army, and afterward transported
to Australia for ten years for completely
in the Fenian movement in Ireland. He
subsequently escaped and came to this
country. The difficulty is supposed to
have been about business affairs.
BEAVER, Utah, July 10. - There have
been complaints made against several
most important witnesses for the prose-
cution in the Leo case, charging them
before Justice of the Peace with COM
plicity in the murders at Mountain
Meadows, and ON other grounds. Mar
shall Maxwell has issued orders to his
deputies not to allow witnesses to be ar
rested or taken out of the county, and to
| protect them with force of arms if neces-
sary.
SALT LAKE, July 80. - Secretary Of
War Belknar, Gen. Marsh and Gen.
VIM. Myers arrived.here this evening on
their way to the Yellowstone and Upper
Missouri.
STOCKTON, July l9.--Irwin addressed a
Democratic mass meeting this evening.
and was received with much enthusiasm.
His speech was mainly explanatory of
the Freeman freight and fare bill. He also
spoke at length on American shipping
interests, and urged immediate action foi
the protection of American merchants.
SAN Francisco, July &c. = Thomas
FL. Miller to-day commenced suit in the
Third District Court to recover 81, 00(
from VIM. II. Sharp, alleged to be due
plaintiff on contract between defend
ant and j. N. Vandemark, by which thu
latter was to avoid giving evidence in tn
Magnet Mining Company against tn,
Page and Panaca Mining Company il
consideration of $4,000 to be paid hin
by the Page and Panaca Company a
soon as the case was decided in favor o
the Page and Panaca. The contract wa
signed by VIM. H. Sharp, President
The plaintiff subsequently, purchased th
Vandemark's interest in the contract an
now brings suit to recover the amount Q
the contract; both parties to the cor
tract being Of course liable to GRIN
inal proceedings under the code mall
ing such offense felony.
, IN the case of Captain Lindall, Of til
} bark Union, who is held to answer b
the United States Comniasionsr on
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Eastern Dispatches.

CHICAGO, July 20.-Ihe Inter Oceans
Washington special says: The Treasury
Department has received information
that the body of a Deputy Collector of
internal revenue, who accompanied the
Revenue Agent Beach on a raid against
the whisky men of northern Alabama a
few weeks ago, and who was murdered
by gang of Illicit distillers, has been
found in the Coosa river. Three OF the
murderers have been arrested and con-
fined in Huntsville Jail.
CINCINNATI, July 20.-At / o'clock this
morning the building occupied by Black
Il Co., printing office, and ". W. Don
aldsop, photographer, was destroyed by
fire; loss, about $4,000, At 3 O'Clock
the walls of the building, which had not
fallen down from the effect of the fire,
were all thrown down by an explosion of
gas, and some seven firemen, with Chief
Engineer Magrue, were buried under
the debris. Chief Magrue was in the
second story when the explosion oc-
Cured. A general alarm was given, and
the whole Fire Department was soon on
hand and at work searching for the I'M
fortunate men. At O'Clock Magrne's
voice was heard calling for help. The
fire blazed up anew at this time around
the buried men, but the hose wRs soon
brought into play, and new danger
ayerted. Maerue was taken from the
ruins insensible and in a badly bruised
condition. His injuries ara not thought
fatal, however. OF the fremen James
Mccormack was first to be taken out of
the debris; ne was badly bruised and
burned, and it is feared his injuries will
result in death. Dennis and Pollan were
next rescued, slightly injured. Henry
Schildmeyer, G. B. Spencer and Richard
Holcomb, of the Hook & Ladder Co.,
fell from fvestory ladder, but escaped
with slight injury. Lee Slocum is thought
to be fatally hurt.
| L
of H. T. Jasper, Covington, Ky, was de-
stroyed by fire, with three or four hun
dred barrels of whisky and two thousand
bushels of malt. Loss. $4,000.
MEMPHIS, Tenn, July 20.-At negro
dance last night Ed. Martwether noted
ward politician, was shot, and his broth
er johnson has been arrested as the
murderer, and Lizzie Patterson as ac-
cessory, and committed for trial; all
colored
OMAHA, July 20.-Thirteen miners and
four wagons were captured last Friday
forty-fye miles north of Fort Laramie,
Ell route TO the Black Hills. The min
ers were sent to Fort Laramie on parole.
Seven hundred and sixty Mormons
left here last evening for Salt Lake.
PoTTsvILLE, Pa, July 20. - A notice
has been posted on the door of the Ash
land German Banking Company, stating
that the directors deem it advisable tc
keep the bank closed until a thorough
investigation can be had of the affairs o.
the alleged abscending cashier. TIL,
notice has created great excitement, hun
dreds of workingmen, depositors in th,
concern, Immediately leaving their worl
to ascertain the condition of affairs. Til
amount of the defalcation is not We
known.
WASHINGTON, July 20.-The opinion
of the Attorney General in the Chorpen
ing claim will not be delivered for
, week, further extension of time hayin
been granted to the claimant to presen
evidence in his behalf. ..-..
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CAPT. ALLEN, considerable of n ,,o,,
erty holder in Bullionville, was brought
up in Billy's Bullionville coach late IN
Monday evening by officer Chas, Davis
and taken to the County Hotpital for
treatment. Mr.. Allen has been suffering
lately from menta! depression, so much
so that his friends were unable to man
age him and sent him here for treatment,
The Doctor thinks he will cure him in
short time.
D. j. HALpIN left yesterday morning
Tor Bucks ranch, to return in few days
with his wife, who has been rusticating
at that place in company with some
o'her ladies' for few weeks.
The Salt Lake stage arrived in Phoebe
on Tuesday at 10 m. without any pas
sehgers' but was loaded with freight.
Mr.. FRANK CARTER will please accept
cur thanks for a plentiful supply of
1HE pony mail arrived from Hamilton
last evening at 7 o'clock with LIGHT mai,
sacks 'sns nua'i
Jos. Z. PATTEN offers reward Of COZ
Tor the recovery Of the artic,es ,ost =
advertised in the RECORD. 80 %
BULLION SHrpMEsr.-wells. FARGO .
70; Shipped yesterday bullion amountino
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charge of purposely wreeking his vessel,
the necessary security was given over the
signatures of Samuel p. TAYLOR. Vim.
Witzeman and Louis Matte. The Can
tain was released pending his trial
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DELINQUENT SALES.


Hahn and Hunt silver 1lfning Conn
pany.-Location Of Principal Place Of Bus
mess. san Francisco, California; location Of
WORKS, KY Mining District. Lincoln county.
Sevada. Is deIIuouent upou
the following described stock, ON account Of
assessment mo. III levied ON the It'll day Of
May. 1875, the several amounts set opposite the
names Of the respective shareholders, As fol.
lows.
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Justices Court.

The case of the State vs.. Mrs. Powers
was called in the Justice Court yesterday
afternoon at l p. M, Justice Allen pre-
siding Judge Pitzer, her counsel, made
an able appeal to Judge Allen in favor of
having mercy in this instance, to fine
her reasonable amount and not commit
her to the County Jail, as he was assured
mat this offense would be the last.
Justice Allen remarked that he had fully
made up his mind to commit her to the
county Jail for 60 days without recourse
10 fine, but since Judge Pitzer had
spoken and made such powerful APP
peal in her favor he would fine her $50
and S10 costs. making $3.50, the pay
ment OF which must be made or she
would be committed to the County Jail
Tor 6o days. The Judge stated that he
hoped she would never appear before
him again, for if she did she could not
expect any mercy in future. Part Of The
fine was paid and she was allowed until
~ o'clock to-day to get the balance Tn
the meantime she is allowed to 90 IN
the bail already furnished. 81 ~
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LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES.

ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES
ARRIVALS.
By GILMAN Il sALIsBuRY's HAMILTON LINE:
Thos Phillips Ben Haydn
j Watkin s E Asington
DEPARTURES.
By aILMER ! sALIsBuRy's HAMILTON LINE:
James Mcdonald
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The Austin Reyeille of the 18th.

The Austin Reveille of the 18th, in an
arti Gle on the operations of the Manhat-
tan Mining Company, speaking of the
"Allsop Incline, says;
On the l00-foot and l65-foot levels of
this incline, large quantities of ore are
being extracted. This body of ore is
one of the bonanZas of Lander Hill, and
the vein is the largest, averaging forty
four inches in width. The amount of ore
taken out daily from these two levels is
seven tons, which works up to an average
of 1920 per ton. At the 600-foot level of
the North Star shaft the same vein APP
pears, showing an average width of four
feet. A breast sixty feet in length has
been opened, from which ore of a value
of $3.50 per ton is being extracted. 1t is
hoisted through the North Star shaft.
At point 800 feet east of the crosscut
on the 600-foot level of the North Star,
in prosecuting, body of fine ore has
been encountered, which is supposed to
be the same chimney as appears at the
100-foot and 165-foot levels of the All
sopp incline. All through the Allsopp
ledge there are immense quantities of
concentrating ore, which is not ut pres
ent being hosted.
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= vp.NcIsco STOCK REPORT.
SAN Francisco, July -.
MORNING SALES

IAN
SAN Francisco, July 20.
s MORNING SALES
as onhir-5o 5lA 51as ,,,-,s
-. ~ y -aI7- 81 l h30 2lhl0 2lba&
,n.s EIould 4 Curry-lsA 10 ia i''s
no Pest / Belcher-49 4yS 80
BIS savage-Il0 lcs 1lS 20 lAt
los Chollsr Potosi-so 81
I2o yale < Norcross--44 43 ~
24o Crown Points, $50
1a5 yellow Jscket-94 So
Mss Imperial--1l 10as lo7s nAhj
9s0 Empire Mill-T1s IA IS
T5 q n Quartz-49 AZ
ass Alphs-22 22S 22A
aa5 Kentuck-16e l6 1915
9s5 Beicher-S2 81 y 3lA 81 5 h5
400 Confdence-29 2s1
los Con yirginia-3l5 5l4h 5i4
20 Alta-2A
100 Sierra Nevada 10 -. .,,.,,
9s60 California-59A 5es. 90 5s7s 6ob5 dooio
4q5 Bnllion-5l %
IS Seq Beleher-99 % 49, .,,.
go Overman-61S 6s $50 osbS to7s
$50 Justice-l2a
,a SS Union Con.7k sb9oT TX sb5
$50 Lady Bryan-l& Is
$50 Julia--l6 ,,o..-
535 Caledonia-25 "A . "a "a = - z'''
100 Knickerbocker-4
$50 baltimore oon-4h 4kbS0 Al
1910 Utah-l1 ia IN lla
420 silver NM ~ a.
ll5 Eelpse-p oiasr
b2O Snailensen~
loo Daytoh@S
80 CON-
200 oeclaentamI, ~. Oh,
90 american ~. 80,
265 MoodYlile-%s = ~
AFTERNOON SALES
ooo ,fa.aoyy vaIlev--6x IN
-oo n'1',,'ona & Fly-51 50l,5 50l,9 4qb 5lhj
90 n n.:,soT
20 20 g-,raIra con-Ss 5sb
10 pincha West Fx-t
ios paImnnts,F So
N rive pateh-ik
nm Webfoot-sobe
s0o phoaniy-oh o1.
Yeo prnssianoL
sSKE Con-6%
IN Iaffarson-4k Az
1Ts0 CiIa-5A az 4
% Nnr,barn ReI1e--q9
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Louisville had novel matrimonial
sensation fortnight ago. A Chinee
was the he-then, and lady of color the
she then,
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Sir" said an old Judge to young
lawyer, you would do we'll to pluck
some OF the feathers from the wings of
your imagination and stick them in the
tail OF your judgment
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Professor of rhetoric: What import
ant change came over Burns in the latter
part OF his life? Senior: He died.
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a PAIR Of tlghts-two drunkards.
DEPUTY CENsus MARSHAL z. Luz
cas- is hereby appointed Deputy Census
Marshal for the town of Phoebe. Per-
sons that have given their names will be
careful and not give them again, as
names must not be duplicated.
Il. P. DAYTON,
If Assessor and Census Marshal.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1875-07-21

A farmer complains that hook and
ladder company has been organized in
his neighborhood. He states that the
ladder is used after dark for climbing
into the hen-house, after which the
hooking is done.