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Electoral votes arc confidently rcllcd upon by
tho Republicans.
NEW HAMPSHIRE,
W. F. Chandler. e1-Sccrctary Of the National
Republican Committee, predicts Republican
majority Of from 30,N0 to Go,oo0 In Ills State,
New Hampshire.
IN MARIE,
the Democrats hasc given up The fight.
REV. JERSEY.
Influential New jersey Republicans claim That
State Tor Hayes by 1900, and the Democrats
1nake similar eIaim.
CONNECTICUT
Is still in doubt, with both parties confident.
THE EMFtnE srATE.
Hugh Hastings, editor Ut the Commercial Ad-
esTtier, tc!cgraphs that TE1dcn cannot carry that
statc without majority Of $1,000 In the city,
which he believes impossible. ]Ic claims New
York for Hayes by 5000 or rnore.
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Provided the Confederate Tildenites
Permit Fair and Honest
Election.
Tho Prospect Favorable for d Big
Vote In Chicago.
What tho Municipal Reform Club Have to
Say About Bash.
AT HEADQUARTERS.
TILDEN's OLD GAME.

eN'sFN'ss ~ 80" Aste3"St
NEW fonR, Nov. o.-doV. I1ldcn has been
again detected iii making preparations to get an
carly count OF TIC vote OF this city aud State,
Us lie did IN 1edS. It Is stated thas lo has per-
sonaily appointed two men for oTcry election
district IN tho state to lind out as coso as pos
s'blo how their district would vote, blanks for
"hlch purpose Ilau bcon sent them, anu with
orders to telegraph the result to hr. Tlldcn
personally before or ut tic closing Of the polls.
Tho Democratic inspectors Of each election Ills
trtct had been provided with blank at tho
top OF which was rluecd in juxtapos1tion copy
Of the Endorsement OH tho back of each Electoral
ticket showing tho difference In the type Ia
,'anu t.ron ~. ,,r,r. s,n "a' Sa.a nau
% 1so .n'h ~ a.nt .ns ~
licaus, so that the Democratic Inspectors could
tell .n,1 ut gafa % low ''s , nan ,;a,.. voted
tbov 1ay nm ,,,o hott,t-borcs. b.fo~o
,,,o, ,o,,.s,o,1 th,.uo,, r., ~ @ ~.
tccnlnr tnl,v fir rrs,,it ror,tl 10 ,1no, ,x,,; ~
n,,,as. ,n,.,, nxa,.,,a.a hs,a.a ~. ",,". w..
ana H. nn ,.o,.,, ,," ,. .as s'ossa'
hundred @ hts ure:so majority @ nao IN u'' New York; 9r
Co,,ntv heforc n sirrt, W, n hi toer n,,,r,nI
nas os3 oe'u,e S.1s'' W.. vosr 'a4 oscn soan'eu
crat country ~ sstr,r,, IT. % t,c ssr,n fra no Derao r.
t"tI s"uutty "'e''ese '''' 6aE'o ''"aa oneo poa'
elD'o hefc Will DC employed. -
Asornnn "nrronM" stovEarxr. M
AT oclocS tl's morning ahothcf l4acn re-
form movement was brought tn light. A par
H.. ""s ,s",,s.o 49, ~ ao.sss t'au,4a.
iett ocs'shs' IN h's possession ~as iound
lmtcll Ut tfckCts, exact limitations on the u,tsfp
of thoxc ,ssnr1 hv III, nrm,nIt,ana ~ o,,u,~ ~
" ''''a' 1so"s" =; 1'e Nspao'sano 4of eoantry
use, to asslst Ito 1artnrTB In discrimination.
Thc Democrats WHO rot hold of ono OF these
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JOLIET.

Spkcfol Dffpasch to Tie Tribune.
JOLIET, ILL.,, Nov. B.-Capt. ]. s. Phelps, ot
thta clty, whosc business as Gauges requires hla
presence In Chicago every .lay, Sundays except
cd. was returning home this evening aa usual,
via the accuruIuolation-traftl, on the Chicago &
Alton Railroad, und between the Summit and
Lcmont, vas assaulted aud badly injurcd.by
two Democratic roughs, brothers, named Tin,
aud Tum Driscol1, wllo asc III thc employ Of tho
Chicago d. Alton Railroad Company as Assist
ant-Roadmasters. The assault was Of the most
brutal character md entirely unproyoked, ne
well as unexpected, Cart. Phelps only oiIcusc
be!ng thu fast that he was getting the
ncst Of fclow-passenger, Demo
crat, With whom l,e was engaged IN n
good-naturel political discussion. lie Ind
10 conversation whatever with lis assatlants.
This rl1ians, cycn II they receive no other p,,u-
isl1mcnt, will una aoubtcd1y be promptly dis
charged, us tho Chicago s. Alton Railroad can
not afford to rctain In its employ br1llscrs aud
bumnscra who nlaltrcat It's passengers.
4 Democratic catnpaign lie Illus been in clEcu-
lnttpp here several dnys to thu effect that the
employees Of the State pcnitentiary were rccent-
y as:essea from s3to sl5o cacli b., A!ni. Tay-
poses, md untlcrstaudin. tint TITO report WIS
tclcEfnphett to tho 3;mes this evening, yuur
correspondent lcsIrcs to brand tno statement az
false III every line al letter. Employees Of thu
institution WHY intend to yota tug rIdcn lleSct
Ei@seii, En aa. M '' Mcc!asrlcy, % ,lseIarss I,e.,
It false, and every man at all {anaI!ltar with the
administration OF the A1[afrs of tic prison
k1'ows that the statement which It Is Intended
ccetloti-day Is lie, Siu,on Pure and unutlultcr-
ated.
Thu Republicans aro we'll prepared fur the
election Tomorrow. Tic corps Ut 0allot-hu1
i 7 In ss'taSnS asssss ac Ss tns 1sscy
t1ctr instructions. Fifty dollars reward Is
offered by thc Ch!arilas Of the Republican
central Co1htliltee 1or tic Arseht u cacll and
every person who votes, Ut uilcrs to vote, llle-
ultimately.
Illu meeting at the Opcra-linnsc this evening
was Rn enthusiastic omc, although thu cold,
stormy weather prevented Us large an at-
trndunee as was anticipated. TlIc srecchea
Col. Ralph Plumb, Ut strcator, AtaI., Il. ".
AlcGlaughey, JaIncs Gnodsprcd, mud tho Hon.
4. q. Marshall Col. Horny Logan, usni nthrrs
Of THIS city. Tic Hon. q. II. Radcliffe pre-
F'1iu Tac Democratic backbone here is weakening
powerfully, and their confidence Is below zcru.
T4ry viii bo satisfied with 100 majority In
Jnct NOW, WHEN. month ago. they claimed
s0U, an't even tIlurc.
Sptdai pispaseh To- Tie Tribune.
neslNrats Ut uttawn closed t'lccampa!cn meet
ilgs this eyg.lIug, tlle forulcr ut Turncr.IIatj
tic la,fer ut tlr Upe1u-liollsc ll.c spcuktng nj
boil meetings ,yas by hornr sprakcrs exclusive
IL. 10th parties ase ready fus t.,.lnurro,ss but
IL, anl 10th anticipate yictory,--tko ncpnl,-
Pr"Datly imt si,,ro lsjI hayu tLe Rcpudiscans Il
l,asal!e County been SO thoroughly awake to
thu inportaucH ut tlIe err.tcst III i1t,w. Tlrsr
..;nya*s I,as uccn cxrer,lingtY spirited. During
tho past tl,reo weeks from tt,rru to 6yc
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IT, the Iostrs Qf ne Sscond DtssrIef.
CHICAGO, Nov. d.-Certalu charges have been
made against the character Of y. N. Bash, call-
d!date Tor stato Senator Of tho Second District,
for honesty and integrity, and, therefore,
azninst Ills fitness to represent tho bccond Dla.
trtct in tho State Senate.
In yiew Of the fact that tho said D. N. Bush
has made public, by card in the morning
papers Of Nov. 0, his explanation Of tho facts,
aud denial Of the charges, We deem 1t due to thu
voters Ut said district also tu make public tho
following farts:
On thu eth Of October 1t was publicly chare-
cd, ia substance, that said D. N. Dasl. hal
fraululcutly contracted debt to z. '. Kobhlns
4 Co.; that judgment had bccn obtstncd
a;s::a!ost hl.n OIL said frauduently contracted
debt, which judgment said Das!. ,:ui novcr paid,
aud refused to pay.
On tho 2sth Of October, tho Executive Com-
tnittcc Of tho Municipal ltctorni Club received
TIC fultowlng communication from said I,ast,:
NaSIc1pai R9}or1a Giub-t;ExTLKuEs: llayiNg
learned that certain objections mud ec,1 .oo to n,y
Ances ~ candidate for stata siculins In l,c See
heIoFc yD4s t1IHattre ~ yuuF meeting tia ofLvs.
noon asa'3o o'clock. Yours 'es5 rcspts1fa|iy.
u. n. J1Aau.
hf5. nash came before tho COMMITTEE a,,l tl.ca
nbd thcre admitted tho contracting uf the tlslt
to +. Y. Robbins 6 Co.. aslu,Ittcd tuat Il 1,a4t
neycr been paid; atHl, When aakc.i why, having
tho means, l,o hal never paid IT, replied that liu
had got mad at something aud haI said lls
wouldn't pay Il, and he wouldn't. lie denied
that any judgment had hceu obtained agail,st
lin, but eaid uothtng about auy settlement Ut
said debt, such as ha published Ia Ills rasd Alon-
day usorutng.
Thta Was Eashts xtnfcncnt hrfnrn the Eraru.
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Gpsctd! D*tatch 10 1ae Tr1bune,
M1sHEAroLss, Mimi, Nov, 1.-THE Democrats
closed tho campaign here tonight With torch
light procession for which great preparations
had been made, but, OH accnuut Of the invlcn,-
cncy Of tic weather and lack Of enthusiasm,
It was decided failurp, not more than 100 per-
sons turning out. After marching through tho
principal streets they assembled Ut tho Alndemy
OF Mus,e, where thry were addressed lay ". ".
McNair, Democratic candidate for Congress, and
several Of the leading Democrats.
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H1Uts9H@11VN IN u4H FR4NC9tEUs
SAN FRANCISCO, Cal, Nov. b.-4scgtstratlon
Is unprecedented tn yiow Of tho election to-'nor-
row. Including thoao listed to-day there are
over Is o0 natnes on tho great register, anil 1t Is
expected the city will cast 10000 votes. Several
partirs were held to answer st,4iay for fraud-
ulc!t registration, aud arrests arp still being
nlade. II 10 believed that lFauts will bc pretty
sifcrtualfy suppressed. Amplo preparat!osis
Lave been MaIe for preserving order. Both
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KENTUCKY.
ANXlQI1a.

LOUISVILLE, Ky., Nov. G.-Thc excitement in
Kentucky over the election Is intense every
where. Though tho State Is certain for Tildcn,
people in all parts manifest an unusual desire
regarding the general result The Republicans
here held their final rally Saturday night, and
Tonight the Democrats uFe holding meetings In
every ward Of the city.
Tlc hctt!rg IS about crcn, Ti'den being per-
haps slightly the favoritc
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TfLDKN MAN nAs TIE WIRES.
NASHVILLE, Tcnn., Nov. 7.-Con!idcncc in
tic election Of Tlluen hero is unahate, and tl,c
excitement Is high. The Hon. William d. Bate,
11ldcn Elcctos for the state-at-Largc, Is speak.
tng u M iultnense au,llcnce in Masonic Tctnt,c
a. special to the american from Springfield
says q colorcd tnass-lnrct!ng IN favor Ut Titden
and Hendricks was icid there to-day. Three
officer III a Hayes anil Wheeler Club. who has
leet Republican leader In Robertson County
for twelve years.
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RALEIGH, N. G., Nov. GA Democratic pro-
ecssion WIZ attacked by negroes tonight. Tile
r0lec intcrfcrcd md were also asaaIletl. Two
policemen were batlly Injured anl several Whites
hurt bcfOFc gufct was restored.
, 1876-11-07
MICHIGAN.


Sp<etdf Dtsposeh to 71s 7ffbuxe.
AIIgaAN, Mich, Nov. d.-Notwthstandfne
the 'nefcmcncy Of the weather and tho ]luttcI
notice given fur his appearance here, Senator
Furry vas greeted with one Of the largest and
most enthusiastic audiences Of the campaign,
lie spoke for three hours In Empire Hail. His
remarks were we'll received and frequently nh
plaudtd. Tile meeting Ia to be continued thts.
evening By local speakers. The Republicans Of
this locality arc confdont Of victory at the polls
tomorrow.
EAsT SAGINAW.
Special Dtspasch TO 7Ae 7ttorne
=. EAST 6AGfSAw, MIci., Nov. G.-The Repub-
lcans gase tho finishing tpuctlcs to the cam
pa!gn Tonight With u grand torcl,light nroccs-
sion,, which was Witnessed BY Thousands ot
people. Alaiy OF the business houses were Il
Illuminated. Two hundred horsemelt md 1.2OO
torches, with two hands of music, were In tjo
procession. The nt1atr, despite a l,ard rntn-
storm, which prevailed afl day, was complete
BuCCcSS.
nEronM Rn0RnAGE.
Special nu1tch to 51a 7ftbEEe.
ADRIAN, Mich, hnr. a. Dispatch in tho
Detroit FREE Irtss representing Afr. Cr:svc1l.
Republican candidate for Governor, ~ having
been threatened with viocucc while visiting Riga
Saturday III consequence uf snn.c crooked t;Ix
transactions, u characteristic Reform tic. Thu
story Ia libel on the people OF Riga. and q
fraud on the crcdullty of thc Fro I'ress.
, 1876-11-07

| TODAY.
1t Will Decide One of the
Crayest Issues of
the Age.
While No Man Can Tell What
the Day Will Bring
Forth,
There Are Many Wise Men
Who Predict a Repub-
1ican Victory.
And They Furnish Good Reasons for
the Faith that Is in Them.
Republican Confidence Was
Never More Unwaver-
ing than Now.
New York Advices Very Flat
tering for Hayes aud
Wheeler.
The Same Is True of Con-
aecticut, New Jersey, .
and Indiana.
Four Southern States Set Down
as Sure to Choose Hayes
Electors.
Provided the Confederate Tildenites
Permit Fair and Honest
Election.
Tho Prospect Favorable for d Big
Vote in Chicago.
What tho Municipal Reform Club Have to
Say About Bash.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-08-17
SPIRIT OF THE PRESS

John W, Mackey is back in Virginia
City.
Captain Iby, of the Virginia City po-
lice, has been convicted Of assault and
battery and fined 500.
About three hundred Nez Perez In.
dams are on their way from Idaho to the
Yellowstone hunting grounds.
Ten pounds of ore taken a. random
from the Nevada Quicksilver mine YIELD
ed ten ounces of quicksilver.
white" redwood is a new species Of
timber discovered in the forests near
Healdsburg.
Lumber is now being manufactured by
Eve mills at Glenbrook. Lake Tahoe,
at an average rate Of 265, 900 fee, per day.
California exchanges state tina. the
coming State Fair at Sacramento will be
the very best ever held in the State.
A Washos county Democratic Couven.
ton is called. TO meet at Reno Septem-
Der 10, for the purpose OF nominating
county officers.
The International Hotel at Virginia
City. Is rapidly approaching completion.
A fine Manssrd roof is being erected and
the plasteIing is going on rapidly in
side.
Five hundred boys. between the ages
Of fifteen and twenty years, are wanted
by the San Francisco Youths Directory
to send to San joaquin county to pick
hops, kind Of work formerly assigned
to Chiuamen.
There Was coined in the San Fran.
cisco Mint daring the year ending June
30Ih S35, $50, 500. of. which S27, 03S, 900
was in gold coin. This is the largest
annual coinage Of any mint in the United
States.
The Carson Tribune OF August 10th,
says: Tilton. the man who was SO
badly Injured on the Fourth of July by
the premature discharge Of cannon,
and who has suffered intensely since,
died in the County Hospital a, o. clock
this morning.
The new Episcopal Church in Virginia
City is being pushed forward to compile.
ton as fast as possible. The sides are
all enclosed and the shingles are being
put on. The building will be ready for
occupation in about SIX weeks.
The San Francisco Chronicle OF Aus.
llth edi!orially says: We are authori-
tatively informed that Senator Booth,
who WAS last year the leader of the Inde.
penden,s Of California, will soon take
the stump in this State for Hayes aud
Wheeler.
William Diamond, Of Richfeld, Sewer
county, Utah, was found dead on Thurs
day, . few miles below Richtield, near
the river. On the 9Th he was making
sdobies, aud was doubtless killed by
lightning
An order has been issued from the
headquarters OF the Department of the
Pacific. to the commanders at camps
McDermit and Halleck, to hold their
respective forces in readiness to march
to the Big Horn country at moments
notice.
The Trustees Of the Idaho Mining Co.
held their regular monthly meeting on
the 7th inst. in Grass Valley, California,
and declared dividend of $50 cents per
share on the stock. This aggregates the
sum of ga, $50. and is the eighiy-fourth
dividend paid by this mine.
Helena is said to have In the immedi.
ate vicinity of the town, underlying Mt.
lent variegated. or Egytian. marble. and
q large quarry twelve miles from Deer
Lodge said to be equal to the finest Ital-
ian marble and superior to the Vermont
stone, has been opened up.
Below Johntown. in the vicinity Of the
DID Buckeye mill, we'll known to old
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-08-17
PROGRESS.

The great San Fernando Tunnel b.x.
ing been completed, the line M an.
southern Pacific Railroad will bs oman
for travel to Los Angeles within tb,,,x
days. and to the station. in the Colorado
Desert, near Los Palmos.
This unostentatious little item has
been going the rounds Of the press for
the last three or four days. 1, is but a
link in the great chain Of railroad com.
municaiion that is being patiently forged
BY the men whose iudomitable will and
energy are achieving more than was
once deemed possible. And yet what an
epltome OF progress It is. This road.
running from the Golden City 10 the
metropolis OF Southern California is over
$50 miles in length-longer than the Erie
road or the line from Philadelphia TO
Pittsburg-and has been built SO quietly
yet energeticly that few realize the din.
culties met and surmounted. The San
Fernando Tunnel. that great rock .hewp
passage, Is one OF the grAndest triumpbs
OF engineering ever accomplished, and ia
but 40 isolated portion Of the great sys.
tenn OF cuts and tunnels that rendered
the completion OF that branch of the
Southern Pacific such q costly and din.
cult task. One hardly knows which
OF the two to admire most: the energy
OF the capitalists who furnished
the sinsvs OF enterprise, or the
skill Of the engineers who made the
project practicable and pu. IL through
to successful completion. To those OF
our readers who have made the weary
stage trip between the two places, "23
hours from San Francisco to Los An.
geles, sounds as would the announce.
ment item hours to Eureka" or sixteen
hours to Salt Lake" Nearly every one
Who has reached his thirtieth year will
remember the old geography map OF the
United States he studied when be was a
boy; wherein this whole region Of the
country from the Rocky Mountains to
the Pacific and from the Oregon line to
the Gulf OF California, was colored
yellow with the words Great American
Desert" and long train Of California
Wagons" depicted vending their way
across this unknown Sahara. A com.
parison OF that map With correct one OF
to-day would afford ample material for
reflection on the progress Of the Coast.
Such progress 10 not ephemeral, IL is
permanent aud destined to continue.
The early horrors Of the COLORADO
Desert" that great terra icognita, are
destined before long, to vanish before
rapid transit and the great wealth Of this
country and that lying south of rs will
be developed and new life. As il were,
created for il. by the roads that bring i,
from isolated solitude into daily con.
nection With civilization in it's most sd.
vanced form. We praise the pioneers OF
40. They wrough, we'll in their day,
but the breed has not died out. The
men OF the Pacific Coast Of to day are as
strong Of purpose and stout Of heart as
the brave spirits who led the way and
blazed the path long years ago.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-08-17

Grant is happy. He sat during those
hot summer days on tho steps Of the
White House listening to the Senators
buzzing away over there at the Capitol
and that beautiful Long Branch cottage
lying idle over by the sea. Bat the
agony is over and he's taken the morning
train and sits by the raging main aud is
at peace.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-08-17

The San Diego World has q new edi.
tor. He starts well and declares +" il is
an exalted privilege to write for q full,
hearted, intelligent. country loving pso'
pie; to trace the characters Of truth and
honest impulse, giving the leaves to the
iron Sibyl. who presses them to hel
breast and filings them out in multiplied
thousands to the gale"
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-08-17

At the close OF the Italian war OF 1859
Italy coded Nice and Savoy to France.
There is q movement now on foot in
Italy to compel France to give up those
two provinces as she did Alsace and Lor-
rains at the close OF the disastrous cam.
paign OF 1870. Germany has been asked
to help the movement.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-08-17
Deacon Parkipsons last ;

The proudess Renaissance Of our po.
litlcsl acts will eyer be that we voted for
the great Horace Greedy for President Of
the United States, and the most humili-
ating that We joined with the Democ-
raey to accomplish the desired end.
1t isn't often that a man can look upon
the same action with proud and humble
feelings OF the superlative degree,
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-08-17

Poor Ssrvial H.r only hops seems to
be 10 the mediation Of the Great Powers.
Should that fail she seems determined to
die rather than submit to the hated
Turkish rule and with the cry "all is
lost save honor" perish nobly in pre-
ference to live degraded.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-08-17

TN Observation-Disclosures OF
i Nevada, sat- Phoebe. Nevada, the l4th
day Of August, A. d. 1876.
The undersigned hereby gives notice Of his
appointment as Assignee OF the estate Of Prime
I. Coleman, surviving partner Of the Arm Of
Coleman Fuenzlids, bankrupt, Of Lincoln
County, State Of Nevada, within said District.
who has been adiudRed bankrupt upon his
own petition by ths District Court Of said Dis
trict.
MILES CULLEN.
August IL, 1876. ASS gnee
Virginia Enterprise please eory.l kuistf
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-08-17

One OF the end men in a minstrel
troups nov playing in Virginia City has
9 banjo given him when be was body.
servant OF Colonel Ellsworth oyer fifteen
years ago. The Enterprise calls Il Al
old "Cremons. On closer inspection
it may prove to be Straduarius.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-08-17

The salaries Of the Governors. Chief
Justices. and assistant Judges Of Wash.
inston. Montana. Idaho. Utah. New
MEXICO aud Arizona Territories are fixed
at IS. coo each. The item OF $50, 900 is
inserted for the expenses Of the Montana
legislative Assembly.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-08-17

James Gordon Bennett has spent a
quarter OF a million dollars on yachting.
He'll have a chance to spend some more
now. The workingmen OF New York
have nominated him for Mayor.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-08-17
NOTICE
To Whom IL May CoseeYn.

NOTICE rs HEREBY GIVEN TO ASpHgw
~ Mhrk s.i Krsh Ms.its. 9vnsrs IN TIE 1850
lse,er-Te,ty kl.e. k.z.as.1 DAstrles. La.-
COLI cgnrty. Nevada. III, I. tasy 10 nss s2s@s.
wsts4s " esys s,.ss - 1s.s ssa "a, s.sSf ,s.s.
pe:s.e. q ..s ex,.sSes sHcsy,sS s. aeesagsssY
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Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-08-17

Henry Clay. grandson Of "the
Great Commoner, is a candidate for
the Louisville District Attorneyship.
Another relative Of Harry's is waiter in
q Cincinnati hotel.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-08-17

Senator Booth will take the stump in
California for Hayes and Wheeler. The
stump is all be can get. and probably
that 10 the reason be takes il.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-08-17

There are 295, 0Si Indians in the
United States. OF these 6S,00S are
adults, and Of these $1,000 are lighting
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-08-17

The Philadelphia reporters can't get
Governor Hendricks TO talk.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-08-17

The papers all over the State arc con-
graduating their readers upon the fns
weather. Here too.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-08-17

There are seventy thousand miners
out OF employ snt in the Pennsylvania
coal mines.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-08-17

One OF the last acts OF the late Con-
gress Vas the passage Of q bill restoring
the fast mail train. "For this relief
much thanks"
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-08-17

A knife formerly owned BY Senator
Broderick, OF California, 10 one Of the
curiosities in Q Virginia saloon.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-08-17

4 reservoir in the mountains near He
Lana, Montana, burst on the 6ih instant.
drowning four persons and sntAiling
great damage to property.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-08-17
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In Phoebe. New. Aug. Is. 1875. ssk. d. kA.r
dolph, native Of New Jsrssy. ASe. W ysssA
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-08-17

The compulsory education Law is being
enforced in New York. 1t occasions
much dissatisfaction.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-08-17

N. G. Kerr. Speaker Of the House. ia
thought TO be dying.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-08-17
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V,HE FOLLOWING CHECA as. drawn |,
i lost. TO wit: No. 4S p d. euperipts
On. p San .as hIs sos md Ny s
All parties are cautioned stoppsd.s
the same - payment has os'A rho. xisS
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