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Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1875-08-07

CLEARED.
Schooners-M @ Cameron, Chicago, salt; New
Dominion, Chicago salt; Laura, Chicago, light
A Moshier, Chicago lumber; Chas Leeling, Chi
cage, lumber.
Barks-Cavelier, Garden Island, timber.
Pr0pellers- Columbia. Chicago, light; Mont
gomery, Sarnia, sundries.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1875-08-07

The recorder stated that it not only
desirable, but very necessary for the
proper preservation of the village ordin-
ances, &C., that they be printed. He
was instructed to ascertain what it would
cost to have it done.
The meeting then adjourned
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1875-07-29

mountains connected with The Mackey &
Fair Hume. IL reached the mill at l2;3O.
The timbers were sawed, run down the
fume. dumped at the bottom, loaded on
the cars. run up here, uploaded, framed,
and at III 30 q. N. next day were in their
places on the 1550-foot level OF the mine
--twenty-three hours. only, after the or
der reached the mill in the mountains.
An Eastern preacher, resembling
Henry Ward Bescher in features, arrived
in Salt Lake City, and such another
securing up OF old muskets by suspicious
husbands you never saw. Sneh is fame.
The evil that men do, etc.
The Supreme Court Of Connecticut
has decided the local option law is con-
stitutional. and the Supreme Court Of
California has decided that it is not; but
law is law.
The Central Pacific and Virginia and
Truckee Railroads will pass all articles
and animals for exhibition at the Reno
State Fair free Of charge.
The San Francisco folks ore getting hot
over the matter of theater going. They
are willing to listen TO opera, but don't
care to pay the price.
Hon. Thos. Fitch spoke in Los An
geles on the night of the oath on "Our
Railroad Future"
The Virginia folks have been eating
too much unripe fruit. AMI now suffer
with the grippe.
The prisoners in the Oakland (Cal.
city prison are boarded for sixteen cent
per day each.
The Sonoma Democrat appeared as 6
daily on the 18th inst.
1t cost S4,5l3, 800 "a TO run San Fran
cisco in 1874.
The valleys OF Bozeman, VI. T., ar,
full of grasshoppers.
Winnemucca has commenced to shiI
wool direct to Boston.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1875-07-29

I Coast has augmented the treasure OF the
world over $1,000. 0CO, 600 in gold and
5000, OOO, 900 in silver. The greater part
| OF tho former was taken from placer dig
eings and the bulk OF the latter from
few important lodges; tho Comssock'
White Pine and Ely Districts. and one OF
two others. The work of developing ~
but commenced, and like Sir Isaac new
ton. in the glory Of his great discoveries
declaring that no was but a BOY PICK
In, mn nebbles on the shore OF the great
OCEAN Of t.utb," go is the past but an
;nae, to the great harvest Of precious
metal that is underlying the surface OF
the Coast The great mountains. "rock-
ribbed and ancient as the sum-, are 80
many treasure houses that will yield
their stores OF countless wealth TO the
open sesame of skill and intelligent per
severance. The ancient river-beds with
their auriferous deposits of sedimentary
strata are silently pregnant with the
great motor of civilization and power.
Southern California, Nevada and Arizo-
M are possessed Of treasures beside
which the tabled Ophir and Golconda
"pale their Intellectual fires" The ter
itory inst mentioned is in its pristine
state. The silent but powerful forces of
nature have long been at work, and the
industry of man coupled with the re-
searches Of science, will wrench the
precious metal from its rocky bed. The
prospect il bright and the future is q
glorious one. True, there are obstacles
to be surmounted, difficult results to be
achieved, and great disadvantages 10 be
fought against, but Though desert
should surround us 1t has springs that
may be won" The result will amply re-
pay all outlay of time and trouble, and
in connection with the great field of in
dustry thus laying open to the enterprise
and daring of man, comes the thought OF
the effect this will have on the future of
Phoebe. The subject is an inviting one,
but without enlarging on it We simply
say that when the fruition of the present
probabilities is accomplished, this camp
will occupy place in the mutual pros.
perity second to none. The present
yield of bullion in Phoebe is about twelve
thousand dollars per day. This is no
inconsiderable amount, and might at
will be trebled, but it is he intention OF
the men that are engaged in the work OF
development to prove all the ground
thoroughly and allow no feverish an d
wasteful desire to interfere with their
matured plans. The possibilities CON-
mented on in the. past are developing
into probabilities of the near future and
in the now certain fruition Of the most
sanguine hopes will be found sufiicien,
answer to invidious earnings and mos
abundant reward for all toll and sacrifice
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1875-07-29
NEW TODAY.
NOTICE.
SheriR's Sale.


DY VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION ISSUED
ID out of the District Court In and for the
County Of Lincoln, State Of Nevada, and to me
directed and delivered, for Judgment rendered
in said Court. on the goth day of July, A. D.
1875, in favor of Frank Wheeler, Geo. Arnold,
j. J. Halpin, Andrew Snodgrass, Joseph Else
man and Frank Glendorff and against above
named defendant, G. II. Light, for the sum of
81 ,024 S7-l00, gold coin. with interest on the
sum of 50, 400 37.1O0 at the rate Of 10 per cent
per annum from April 8th, 1875, to July goth,
1878, in K Id coin, said interest now amounting
to Sls1 4O-1OO, together with s163 75-lOO costs
and disbursements at the date Of said Judgment,
and accruing costs, all in gold coin. have lev
led upon the following personal property,
to wit
Two hundred head of cattle.
Notice is hereby given that on
Thursday, July Goth, 1875,
At Ia O'Clock (m.l will sell all the right, title
and interest Of defendant, G. II. Light, in and
to the above described property, sale to take
place at Bucks Ranch, in Lincoln county,
Nevada, at public auction, to the highest and
best bidder, for cash in hand. to satisfy said
judgment and all costs and interest in gold coin
Dated Phoebe, July 23d. 1878.
BY &. BIRDsALL, Deputy Sheriff.
jy2A-td
POstpOnement.
The above sale is hereby postponed until
Thursday, August 9Th, 1878. at the same
hour and place.
Dated Phoebe, July 2sth. 1870
A. FIFE. Sheriff,
Jy29-td BY q. BIRDsALL, Deputy.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1875-07-29

The bill for the construction of tun-
mel under the English Channel has
passed the French Assembly and both
Houses OF the English Parliament. 1t
will be joint stock concern, and will bs
mutually prosecuted 10y two companies,
the one English and the other French
IT'S probable active operations will he
commenced Immediately.
Ii is really unkind for the exchanges
TO be wishing Mrs. Sartoris "many happy
returns" How do they know whether
this is q happy return.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1875-07-29

Seven hundred and sixty -four Mormon
emierants arrived at Salt Lake on the
2Sd instant. There were two deaths on
the way an aged lady dying on ship.
board, and little child on the Union
Pacific.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1875-07-29

The Daily Alta declares that John Rid.
well Is Mexican citizen. What nsxtp
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1875-07-29

Rates payable in United States gold
coin or its equivalent.
All Consignments q Goods Forwarded with
fromptness and Dispatch. No Forwarding
or Commission Charges.
Mark Goods Care sc. 4 p. II. r."
alS-u We. GRIFFIN, Agent.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1875-07-29

The yellow rag--the Boyne of con-
tention," says the Graphic man. The
st. Louis Republican thinks "to make
such pun is vile crime in man Boyne
OF woman" SO it is. though that "yel-
low rag" has been annually Boyne on
the breeze for two hundred and eighty
nve years, and has sent many to that
boyne from whence no traveller returns.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-04-27
Sffiee Ser Gazette

IN etnem freien Staate!" 60 lanste man
an Dem biidOfli9su palais an, ibers
l3wemnts oenieIben, seritOrte 4lles, mas
nt4t niets nno naselfeit mar, ,eri9lus
Statuten uno reIisiOie gmbleme, mari iie
gum 6enlter binaus uno trat iie NIT ssiBen.
Semer3bll6ofwar es slidli9ermsiie selunz
gen ourd cine 6intertbiire 81 sntfommeH.
9ta9Sem oas 8unbalsnperf poubradt,
gins gum Goaesium Der Seiuiten. Sier
oieieIben Scenen Der .3sritOruns, bic babur5
nod srdBIi6er wuroen, ba6 piele Seiuiten
setOotet uno uerpunost purben, anoere iid5
MIR NIT Dtiibe retten tonnten. Oo6 GlIes
oas ssnii9te nod nidt. Man molte ber
Barrier Commune ni9ts nadlaiIsu. @dbs
renb bic Otemse nod I'M Snnern bauite,
wuroe BstroIsum in Wtaile berbeiseidafft,
oamit Nlles yrensbare setr6nft, uno iu
9fu ltano oas Sebdube in Slammeu, bie 10
i9nsIl I'M ii6 sriiien, baB man6e ben gns
tabrer Die 3et ni6t batten, ii9 gu rettsu
uno ibren COB in BEN Slammen fanbeu.
Nnfanss seiste ii3 weoer Yoli,ei nod Mti>
Iitar, aIs oieies ipdter unIanste, mar ss ;u
ipdt, es bali nur oas glutbab mebreu.
SreiBis Mann 'uurosn feitssnommen. Die
.3abl oer Gobten unb 9erwunSeten 1T nidt
senau betannt. gSie man iiebt mar es nidt
ein ipaniider prieter pie leste 8o9e fdll4s
LID beri6tet puroe, oes an Der Spite ber
Aufltanses, ionoern bic SdiiIsr Der llniuers
iitdt. Oie Iuftritte iinb aud ni9t bem
Gommunismus susuidreiben, nein iie iiuS
Sas Wert Der bier ale boaiiden Mittet
anmenSenSen eOse. Sn uniersr nd5iieu
Drummer brinsen mir BEN uollitanbisen Bcs
ri9t Der @reueI, wie iie pon ausen,eusen
bei4rieben uerbsn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-04-27
aus,us aus osu telegraph. pspsftsl,
Oeutf d Lamb.

Berlin. 10. apriI. Die vgsationaIz
;eitnns~ sIaubt, oaB Ssitsrreid umS RuBz
lamb Die 6orSerunsen DeutidIanSs ian
gelsien?) unterititsm merSen.
Oas preuBii6e abseorSnetenbaus bat
ben @eisesntuurf aber sluibebums sepiis
Ter, bic llnabbdnsistsit bss tatboIiiden glee
rus sewdbrIeiitenSen 9lrtitel Der Staatss
perfaHuns ansenOmmen.
9onbon, 2l. Mpril. @eridtsweile
uerIautet, SaB gismard an 9urembura cine
dbnIide gaOte seridtst babe, pie an Bels
glen.
&bima.
eonbon, 20. Ipril. Der getersbur=
ger Oailp News.G Orreiponbent melbet, baj
in &birua cine ysridw0nins CUR NieSers
meseIuns aIIsr i'm Rbanat ii5 aufbaItenben
Huifen entbedt worben III. Ruifi&e 1eis
tunsen Hagen ben Gmir uon Mfsbamiitan
Der Mitpiiienidait an. Wan slaubt in
Setersburs, SaB bic Resieruns tereits
Gnorbnunsen setroiien bat, ibre llntertbas
nsn ssssn ieSe fernere Gefabr fiber Us
iteusu.
6rantrei1.
Saris, 20. gpriI. Sn einem Ouen.
pel@es seitern s~iiden MassioIa uon Der
@sSattiOn Der Union" unb Roset BON ber
Reoattion bss vYaps" itattianb, wuroeu
beioe 8dmpier uerpuubst.
Saris, 81. NpriI. Der ,Weemiteur-
bdIt es fir un,rpeifeIbaft, baB Gbiers pon
uislen Departements in ben Senat, uuS
uieaeiat gar gum prdiibsntsn bsNelben eez
pdblt perben miro.
Yaris, 22. april. Der 9ersos psa
Sroslie bat ben Boiten zines irans5II@eu
geianotsn in eOnoOn abseIebnt unb ber
Narquis uOn SareOurt bat ben Soften ans
senommen.
Yaris, %. april. Der Yrdlioent ber
iran,0iii4en seOsrapbiiden @eieQldaft
bdnSistc benz @eianSten Waibburne cine
soloene IfeSaille elm. weIde bic @eieus
idait Der 5amilie pes psritorbsnen gapis
tain 9aa in Grinnsruns isiner 8erbienite
ais gtOropOliabrer gum 9eident ma&te.
England.
9onoon, %. @priI. Ssu Suliuan
;eiste beute abeno I'M llnterbauie an, er
wsrSs, nm ben anOmaIsn Be,iebunseu sui4
i9en Der Yrehe uno bsm !Sauie elm GnSe
su MAIDEN, aaabeublid bic sluimertiams
tsit auf Die anpeienbeit uon 5rembem lens
ten. 9isrSurd DsrSsn aue perionen, auser
M'ts1isSer, seHStbist isiu fi& surad,u,iss
ben. .rsf1
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-04-27

Nui Der Snlel 6ormoia battsn
bic @ins6idsn 1ruppen nit ben ginssbo.
renen msbrert unsIudIi9e Grsiisu, Ssrsn
zines nit Der 5ludt Der Gbineien snosts.-
Sn China bsrridt srcBe slurssuns bar:
iiber uno bsiBt ss, oaB ,psitsre lruppeu
uad benz Sdauplas Sss 8ampfeS ubsss
lbidt wsrbsn loIen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-04-27
Smfdmoi(6e 2sunof6au.

am 10. Slpril parsn ss bunoert Sabre,
oaB Der erite Ranonenl6uB fir Die nnab'
bdnsisteit Der Sereinisten Staaten BEL
9erinston iiel. 9lus benz @runoe bate es
iib oas faum 1000 Sselsn Sdblenbe Stdbt:
den ni9t nebmen IaGen, ben Gag wiiroia
;u beseben. gSie bic telesrapbiiden BE:
ri6te mslbsn, rparen uidt weniser als 40
biz $4,000 Reni6sn ,useltrOmt. De,
Inbru9 Ses 100. Sabrestase5 rpuroe nit
einem artiaerieialut amsetiinbist Der oas
3eiden gum Qdutsn aller @loden mar.
I'm balb elf ubr isste iid Der 3us in ge'
uesuns, Ser in 9lbtbeiIunsen ni6t penis
ger als 5000 SbeiInebmer sdblte, unteribnen
AUDI Der Brdiioent Der 9. ct. nit ieinem
Cabinet. Sn einem unssbOren 3elte wurs
ben bic ReSen sebalten unb bas Seite6en
aufsetrasen, gu benz ii6 eine unsebeure
Wense ordnste.
Die Gmancipation Der Srauen
madt auf politiidem @ebiete, Iansiame
aber wis es ideint, unaufbaltiame 6orti6rits
.e. SIM ensliiden parIamente mebrt ii6 bic
3abl Der Ysfiiruorter uon Sabr gu Sabr.
Sm 9erritorium Wpomins itimmen be-
tanntli6 bic Srauen idon felt mebrsren
Sabren uno iisen uenn aud ni9t gum Sors
tbeile Der &e6tspfese, in ben Suries.
Wit Der NieberIase Der 8eiberitimmredtler
in Midisan bel Der lesten SerbitwabI
slaubte man nit Der Sade ein fir allemal
aufserdumt gu baben, bod ideint bies nidt
Der Sal 81 iein. SIM Staat Wisconiin
paiiirte man erit firsli4 Elm @eiet, ueI4es
Srauen fir Sduldmter udblbar ma9t uno
mad einem Yei9IuB Der letten SainOis ees
aislatur f6nnen fie in ienem Staate AUDI
in 3utunft bas @mt zines OHentIiden Sos
,ars betleiben. Die Yetieube bat Der Yes
mssuns sinsn barten StoB uerieetunS sroBe
ansit uor benz 9eipenite brau4en mir bis
bato bod nod nidt 81 baben.
Sn Balbinatom iinb ldmmtli6e, an
ben gstriisereien nit YoiicOntratten biss
Der betbeilistem Glerts bes @eneraI.poits
amtes entlaIm worosn. Gs bat iid Der.
ausseitsat, OaB seuiiie YeriOnen nit Gons
tratten fir goltrOuteu in ben w.itliden
Staaten Elm fOrmlides Naatler @si9dit
triebeu.
0erreiiquirte Sdabmeiter Spinner
erbielt elm eiaenbanSiaes Sdreiben pom Yrd,
fib.uten. woriu berlslbe SeiIen ReIsnation
aIs Sdutmeiiter Der Der. Staaten on.
nimmt unS ,ualeid bic wdrmlfen Sympa.
tbiseu unter al,id,eitia.r Wuertennuns lei.
n,r alIbetannteu 8ieberteit. Ieines Yatrio.
tismus unb ieiu,r amtIiden RedtIidbteit
ousbradt
9m Cabinet b.s 8raiiSeuteu
faeb<u widtioe Neuberuuoeu bepor. gbrsu
Wiaiams lou aus benz Cabinet treteu.
Run. piele Ibrdaen poQen MIR tbm niht
uadwsiusu, obidon Ct i'm ldSneu Staat.
Soua iein Debut aui Der poIitiIden Yibme
madbts. anfanss Der flnf,iser Sabre gum
Rr.isud,ter in unierm Staate erwdblt,
bate CT INNER bas Slid, ba6 bas Oberses
ridt bic Sprdde leiner Deisbeit it.ts
anuulIirts. Spater Oberidter In Oregon,
taudbts CT baIo aIs Der. Staaten Senator
isuss Gsrritoriums auf unb tam 10 nod
DalbiustOu. Seiu oortis.s Greiben unb
Tbun 1T beiouSsrs felt Der .0anbauer"s :
affaire uuieru Qeleru nod ~ friid i'm
geSa6tnis, als Sas mir Raum oaiur per:
j&pemben ioIten. Cine anSeres aud ui9t
in bsfsn @sru9s itebsnbes Gabinstsmit.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-07-14
c. a. GAY,
Fourth Street, Winnemucca,
Is prepared to do all kinds Of
Silversmithing and Repairing

GoID AND SILVER PLATING, AND
q n sold and Silver Mounting done; Fancy
haIr Work, such rs Watch Chains. Guards,
pracelets. and all kinds Of Hair Jewelry.
Lettering and Engraving doAe III the ry
best style Of the art.
Watches, Clocks. and all kinds OF Jewelry
Repaired Cans, Revolvtrs anu Pis.ois re-
s,o,k d. mended and put in good order
pena,ring sewing Machines also done.
Meerschaum Pipes neatly Mounted III Gold
or Silver. Knileblades reset in old handles;
Raz,rs ,,round: Scissors sharpened; Brazing
soldering and all kinds OF work IN my me OF
business neatly and promptly done.
All Work Warranted, ana Satisfaction guar-
@ e. ie6 I'm
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-07-14
Bridge street, winnenuccn.
Notice to Rondho!ders.

MyOTICE IS HEREBY GlVEI TINT
~ there are now in the County treasury
II humboldt county funds to deem the ioi,
lowing ii. scribed bonds 81 laid county ana
that in pursuance of an Act Of the Legislature
Of the State Of Nevada, entitled :" An Act 20
authorize the Commissioner of Hnmo lat
county TO isspe bonds 10 the amount OF
$52, 400 for the purpose of rodeemlng oohas
heretofore issued, and to provide Tor Tue pN-
ment of such bonds, approved Mar = io'o'
said bonds will be redeemed upon present
alton to The County Trea' uref OF Humpoiai
county, Nevada. at his olic- in Wlnaemueed,
Nev.da; and further. that al interest ON sdiu
bonds will cease at the eNpir tion on tour
weeks duly 70, 1871 from the date oi publ
cation OF this notice:
Nos. / to 20 Inclusive. issued November 10
1878, fer So, each.
Nos. Il to 30 inclusive, issued January o.,
1874, for $3.50 each.
No. 81. issued January 7. 1874, for $500.
nos 81 to II inclusive, issued February io'
1874, for $500 each.
Nos u to 13 inclusive, issued February A.
1874. for $500 each -
Nos "a to 81 inclusive. issued February H.
I3f4, for $500 each. =.
Nos 81 to 95 inclusive, issued February 10
1874, for 5000 each.
NOS 96 20 100 inclusive, issued February 10
1874, for iJO9 ca1h.
A. j. SHEPARD,
leQl fw County Treasurer.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-07-14
POLL TAKES.

NOTICE rS HEREBY GIVEN THAI
IN uiler the law each male resident OF
mas State over tweaty-one and under sixty
years Is subject TO poll tax Of four dollars
Any person or persons. company or corpora.
y IN doing business in this Stae and having,
by direct contract, or indirectly through other
contractors in their employ one or more per-
SONS liable to and uwt.lg 3, p II Tax. shall he
liable for ans and al Poll Faxes that may be
utN from such employee. rhe Law VIII he
strictly ana promptly enforced
JAiItas RICK MIR.
t,a,unts Aseeasnv,
Nlunemucea April "a. fsT5l
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-07-14
Wines. Liquors and Cigars.

The READING X, ON of this Saloon Is al
ways supplied With The latest papers. Pieto-
rials and Magazines. lN2tU
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-07-14

YHylIE MAGNOLIA HAS BEEN FITTED
II up in the most attractive style possible.
with u view to the conye eneLc and comfort
of patrons. 1he proprietor desires to call ths
attention Of customers, friends and the public
TO Ia superior stock of
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1875-10-06

The voluntary Testimony of thousands es-
tablishes beyond all doubt fact OF vital
importance to the sick and debilitated, viz ;
that Ii ostetter's Stomach Bitters is an abso-
Lutte specific for remittent fever, dyspepsia,
constipation, bilou.ness, mental depression,
sleeplessncss, chronic diarrh@a, and all dis
eases of the stomach, liver and bowels. The
unmedicated stimulants usually prescribed
in these cases only aggravate the symptoms,
instead of removing them. The Bitters,
on the contrary, act as corrective and in
vigorant, without producing the unpleasant
and dangerous consequences of the old
school practice. The action is mild and
soothing TO the irritated stomach and
bowels, promoting digestion and prevent
ing flatulence, nausea, headache and all
intestinal irregularities. A wineglassful
before meals greatly assists digestion. The
convalcscent may use them with great ben
eft, as means of restoring strength ant
cheerfulnesS.
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1875-10-06

can wait until the Board meets al the coun-
Nv seat lust before the election Snd then
register, provided the full time shall then
have expired.
After the close of the session which the
Board OF Registration Is required to hold at
the county seat rs aforesaid, no person viii
be allowed to register. and persons who then
are unregistered will not be allowed toNote
Ii il the duty and privilege of every ei;i'
zen to object to the registration of any per-
son Offering to register. against whom any
one or more of the following charges eau
be established:
That he is not q years of age.
That he has not been in the State six
months or the county one month.
That he is an idiot, or insane person, or
an Indian not taxed.
That he has been convicted Of bribery,
perjury, forgery. larceny, receiving stolen
goods or other infamous crime. (See Con-,
art. VII, sec. 2: act of 1873, y. 10, sec. 8;
Revised Code 1871, see. 3d.
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1875-10-06

1t is estimated that of the number who
launch their barques on the stormy sea of
commerce, nine out of ten become bankrupt.
Many things conspire to effect this result.
Prominent among them is "living beyond
your MEANS" exhausting your financial
strength. So it is in the physical mart,
possessed of strength and anticipations of a
long life, we launch out in the quest Of
pleasure.
We live beyond our means; undermining
our constitutions by extravaganza in eating
and drinking; by disregarding the natural
laws of health, and ere we are aware of It
we are bankrupt in body---Dyspepsia and
Rheumatism, or liver complaint, or shat
tered nerves, or kidney disease or dropsy
exhausis our physical capital and we are
unable to meet the heavy drafts upon our
constitution. But you may resume. Check
your extravaganza and by the aid of TUTT's
PILLS, your broken constitution will be
restored and the drafts on the eXchequer Of
health will be dishonored.
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1875-10-06
Arrivals at the Edwards House,
Tuesday October 9Th.

Mrs. Campbell, Vicksburg; 0. Q. French
Greenville; S. Z. Key. Madison county
Jas. d. Oakley, Monroe, La; J. II. Rhodes
Oxford F. I. Cooper, MERIDIAN; A. Berng
St. Louis; ID. 4. Lauphcimer, Farmersyille,
La; B. w. Williams, Monroe, La. J. w
NJ. Davis, jefferson, La; G. IL. Calvin,
Vienna, La; c. a. Snyder, New Orleans
w. Il. Duval, Vicksburg; w. G. Jones
Meridian; w. II. Woodruff, vicksburg; T
h. Rundet Brooklyn, n. y; j. w. Wick,
Vicksburg; j. +. Gibbs, Columbus, Ga;
Jul Winner, Memphis, Tenn; Julius Win
ter, Jr., Louisville, KY; Il. Maxey, Bran
don; W. d. Iamer and wife Vicksburg
n. G. Bryson and wife, Vicksburg; Mrs
A. NJ. Grimes. Vicksburg; X. l.. Lanier
Vicksburg; Miss Kate Lanier, Vicksburg
Geo. z. McTier. Knoxville; w. W: CHS
holm, DcKalb; l.. G. Ilightower, Clayton
Ala; NJ. NJ. Watson, Clayton, Ala; Mrs
NJ Kaufman. Miss Minnie Kaufman, j.
Kaufman, Port Gibson.
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1875-10-06

Registration will begin here tomorrow
and continue the next day: The following
provisions of the Registration law arc pub
Iished for the benefit of the Registration
committee.
The Board is required to open its sessions
for business between aud S O'Clock A. M,
and close at 6 O'Clock P. NJ, OF each day. In
cases of emei gency they may hold until s
o'clock p, NJ. (See act of Legislature APP
proved July 81, 100
Any person who has been registered In
any other district of the county than that
in which he now lives may have a new GER
tiiicate issred to him bearing the proper
number of his district. (See Revised Code,
1871, see. 35l.)
Any person who has lost his certificate
has ouly to make oath to that effect and q
new one will be issued to him. (See Re
vised Code 1871, sec. 35l.)
Any person who has removed to this
county from IA county which he had previ-
ously been registered must surrender hi;
certificate to the Registration Board OF this
county and they will issue him new one
if he has been in the county one month
(See Revised Code 1871, sec. 1852
Persons who have not become 81 year
old or been in the State six months or IL
the county one month at the time the Boart
meets in their respective election precincts