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Announce Calvin ste,lrr of Nill'churg
os a suitable c,nlIlrte. for Register AZ,
Recorder. Nr. isa young man Of cX
c"lleni business qualifications. aul. in ev
cry way htri to ii.chifs' the inils, of
The osicr--is An active Republican anil
gentleman Of good moral suI social quail
ities. VOTER.
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tp. Posr.- lrnornrc. In your columns.
CH NHLEs u ulJLER. ~ Prrna, as . swift
bls isYHiiI.c tr tss-u il'usn Mr. Iiler "a o.
vuunr, artf. H'ru''lr.ns s-u''enan ufsx'e
sEt NJ. r4i sii sryial qn .t i.s-, sgh"lsr ~ fif
.'ii'ysui s'.A, sound iuiyuen', aut -ouli
represent this county In th' LEGISLATURE ere.
dnstly to hius.lf .ui cJn.tiIc"cy
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Ac,s Passed.

The following ILLS we're Passed b =,
the Legislature, roct ,t,y and hs, =
received the sacLion OF Gle Go .r y,
or. They are SO caly ones =,
which our people aro in any way ,
terested: 81
10 provide for the erection ,,w,.
tering troughs for the 70 c' 49,.
and cattle on a.. '''
Suppler, e.,
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Tor Dist-,rt Attorney. A ". rO' TER. Fsq
o. Ssllusgruve 10 presented. Mr.. ttr 4. -
yuusx lawyer ri' iily g. bis profession
Iie ts'tsAeh On active pr' In all our ~ itlc !
e'tr.slgus sEi shVsp linssl! = ssAlOn. hepub.
icsu. INlOf.
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4 DMINISTR\TRlX NOTICE

4 y L."sr. ~ Administration ~ the estNe Of
P't"r R"t,l" '-ci, late Il Beaver TONu-hiT,
~, der O. p. having been grrut.i tp the
undersigned all prr-pu- Knowing th-pselvrs IN.
drltel To salt estate ars r. Inr.t~i TO make In
mediate payment, While thiss having claims
wil press ILsu culy sp'h ,u'ic I'D ~ set
t.-ucuttp AGNGS RtlGLE.
MAJ, l,.c. Aimtui.traiuI.
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\ SSigncc Notice.

1 Ill persons interested are hereby no.
Niih i ih'i Reuben Epwersnx. of cen-
tire township. Snyder county, made an assign.
me 20 ut . iis tiir &. real and personal To tho
under lgnsi ipr tie he ent ni ms crcdito. g. All
persons Glyi clii'r are requisite t. present
them To- the ul er, iSuei, and persons indebt-
td VIII please uIaNe immediate payment.
VALENTINE WALTER
May -, 20 Assignee,
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1876-05-25

S@Scarlet fever prevails to an alar-
ming extent in Reading. Daring the
elk months ending with April. one
thousand cases of that fell disease
have been reported TO the Board oi
Health by the physicians of the
above mentioned city The littlc il.
nocents who compose The large ma
jority IT victims Of scarlet fever are
much to be pltiej, for in fvo case.
ens OF ten 'hey snffer fhr0,gh life
hom thssu ct 9f the disrsasa.
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1.-THE TIMES,

~ THVNVUVTIET INUEF r. y VENI
In everything. and will, In all political siruc.
glcs lie faithful Ia truth AMI Is own conyc-
tinns. IL makes NJ hollow prctenss of neutral.
iiy on the leading questions of the day, or In
political cuniests NJ they pass but vii ever
discard the blind rnrtisanship that would suh-
ordinate the tight to rarty success, no matter
Tor what organization, or In whpse interest
such cliim II made and Will i"arle-,lS criticiss
pplitich II errors and the want OF p.bl integri.
IL wherever found. II demands economy AMI
fidelity In every department of authority. 'ity
state aui Natipn H. aad bold Y nrra'gus those
oi every party who abuse public trust. 1t dls
cussCs public issues pubic GENTS and public
men with that measure Of Freedom that |. dc
t,tei rs trn'h, but with that digniiy and cour.
tess which should c Yer charactsrlye the press
oi the most . lightcn.d nation { the " rid
Prico two cents per copy; mall subscriber.
postage pre.p,id, six dollacs yesr, or ni,y
couts a month. Address
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DISTRICT ATTORNEY.

H. " DRiMH. Es1.. NJ Freebnrs. i's c,n,i-
itte tpr tLs . Hce ~ district Attorney Mr -
iss YOU Sn,n of nns i"sd .sility ,ni fully
roWps cut = Jistu4rss Iho dut!s, Of the once
psSN.
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Cap. Philip Kinney. Of Beaver. i. rec
mn-ndrd ~ y cnnidaie for Jury Com.
missioner Tie cap. issJ veil known for
his efficient services rendered the county
IN nm "rcial way n.ro need no recommen
la ton at the hands of
MANY VOTERS
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Caution

NOTICE is hereby given that the fol-
Moving articles have been purchased
~ the undersigned. I sherif's Sale on
The l1ih of April. nni left in ine possess
ion OF Noah snyder during his pleasure.
All persons are cautioned not TO Interfere
or meddle with the same via; I Horse,
Harness. and Springwagon, Cow, Hog, II
chickens, ch,ids carriage, cook stove.
pipe, aud utensils. 2 Beds aud bedding
Mea, stand. q Tables. RookiRg chair.
clock, wood chest. Chest. Trunk. Buffalo
robe, LOT corn, lot Of Hay, lot Potatoes, 2
Rakes. fork. Shovel Hoe. lot Jars, Meat.
2 kegs Vinegar. lot Carpet. Kee, Stand
with Pickles, Lard eau aud lard axe, =
coal oil lamps. HENRY u. SNYDER.
Apr. 9Th, 1875.
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. III you iniend visiting the centen-
nial You bad better yait few weeks
yet. The exhihltion 10 not as fully mr.
hinged = iswmbss noutnhssy.
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GEM Csc to q p. RowgLL 4 90, New YorL
biOr Pamphlet Uf 100 pa ss., c0ntsi ming lists o
900 newspapers, and estimates sho wing cost o.
advertising. Mar. 0,'76ly.
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A DMUNISTRATORS' NOTICE

4 IA-L"ttcrs Of administration on the estate Of
W. IL. smith, late of Belver township decd .
having been granted 70 the undersigned. a per
sons knowing themselves indebted to said estate
ar. requested to make immediate payment while
those having claims will present item duly
authenticated for settlcmentto
l.. l.. SNlrWh
JOHN BIt.GER,
mar 23'T6 Administrators
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iIsLvgs..


p ~ GLASS. e e bu-R. h.ts'y pres.n'.
h'nsri' Ast rIui idtts tor y mi alton Tor the
otie of meiub ' 4 tn. lie fi-Iatu-- Nr % u
10 AMI t.s rally kuuSn thruughlu tho
Jub'y x~ltl-intn IN svs-y v1y gI,llnsl
tor the i'a yUr,.gt IA - - 0Glcn hs a-pir.
MANY NOr1Ra.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1876-05-25

I'd. posr. Announce =. i. II, zELIER. T,1.,
81 'en're, ast rtnliiats, At tue cnning Pfi.
ma Election Tor LHxiIuure Mr. T. spnAc.
'ivs, wnrsiuL RspuDli'sn-t il~yer Of v- y
aue lhilt'y .tiA .ps.N-r sltp yuull stan1.
Uu.l1 sui tb'v Id.ur te sil 49, i-HItiiNs
rlci.n .. 'Irulrx vigorous sivhc.'s Vie IL
All escells Du iIoss mHnhni In sJciil ? pilnt
VI view kssis~, II Any, supsfipr..
Wfsr G.lyaR
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Irinary Ei, siiaa to he acid Saturday y
june Istl.
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Philadelphia & Reading
Railroad Company.
CENTENNIAL EXCURSION TICKETS.

On an after May LIST, 1870, and during the con.
tinuance ofths q. ntsnnisi Exposition, Exaur-
slon Tickets cd tor 10 days from date OF issue,
l. Reading Railroad and Branchss, " Phiisdsi-
pnia anu return, U'-T
sSPasssnxers VIII b. conveyed directly to
and from the depot. which 4. tcstsd IN close
J. l.. WUOrrEN.
0s4sgsl 6uperlnts sndent,
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4I0 ad"y at home. Agents wantei. Outft a. q
QiL terms tree TRUE 90, Augusta, Me. ly.
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THB PHILADELPHIA TIMES
1.-THE TIMES" Is A FlRST.CLASS
I N D z p E II D E N T
MORNING NEWsPAPER.

And has close it, first year with an s.tablIshsd
puSA rlpB circulati On larger than that OF any
oths d,ily In re, s.ylvInti, with u single eI
cepitpn. II has now the most perfect machine.
~ AMI Appliance. tpr printing Its large clifton
having two no. Hoo PeSiectIrg esses, etch
capable ui printing 'd 90 complete copies Of
1HB rIaSs In an b ni- - that II can uivs the
very .r,t news and IN Ike the earliest deliv cry
to It's readers. IL contains
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Notice,

Notice.
NOTICE is hereby given that In.
cob GROSS. rom mittee of the person and es.
tate Of Moses Miidleswarth has hlsd HIS hna,
account In the rroth0notarv's sflce, at NH.
diebnrg, and that the ssme will he presented
for continuation at Nav Term 0f the Common
Pleas Court 10 and Tor Spyder tiountv Of whieh
Asy A'n. PTsthy,
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All the Latest News.

Inc mhlng the Associated Prcss reirgrams,
Sp erll Ielegram- and Correspondence from
alt points oi interest. Full and Accurate Lucsl
Ke ports, and Fearless Editorial Discussion oi
al turrcu ut Topic, making II the most CON.
plels AMI cheapest newspaper IN n.ylvanis.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-02-23


Mr. Jeff les, from the Committee on Ways
and Mean-, submitted the following report:
To the Honorable Speaker and Members Of the
House of representatives;
am instructed BY majority Of the Com
mittee on Ways and Means, to make the
following report: ~
Favorably by substitute for House bill
No AIS, entitled an act making AN apprO-
priatlon of $3.50, o2l IS out of the general
funds in the State treasury, or received IN
the treasury during the year 1870 tor the
payment of the mileage and per diem OF
members salaries of officers and employees
and contingent expenses of the General AS
semblv Of Louisiana for the regular session
0, 1885, directing the Auditor OF Puollc Ac-
counts to issue warrants 20 the chairman OF
the Contingent Expenses Committeee OF the
House, ana to the chairman of the Commit
tee on Auditing and Supervising the Ac-
counts of the Senate on the Treasurer, and
making such warrants receivable tor State
licenses; directing the Treasurer OF the
State to receive such warrants IN settlement
with tax G., liectors; and to provide for the
disbursement ct the anount appropriated.
JAMES JEFFRIES, Chairman.
On motion of Mr.. Lowell the rules were
suspended to take up the report OF the COM
mittee 1T this time.
On motion of the same member the sub
stitute reported by the committee under
went its first and second readings, and was
| considered engrossed.
Mr. Lowell moved q suspension OF the
constitutional rules to place the bill on It's
| third reading and final passage.
Upoa that motion MIR. Walker moved
that the further consideration Of this bill
be postponed, and that it be made tht
special order for next Thursday at r. M
Mr. Meredith moved that Mr.. Walkers
motion be laid on the table.
| Upon which motion Mr.. Walker called
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-02-23
P. f. BECHTEL,
Secretary Of the Senate.

Mr.. Meredith, on behalf of the COMMITTEE
on Corporations, submitted the following
report:
To the Honorable Speaker and Members OF the
House of representatives:
am instructed by q majority of the
Committee on Corporations to make the
following report:
Favorably on memorial of citizens of
Pineville, in the parish Of Rapides, and re-
port by bill, as follows:
An act entitled an act to incorporate the
town of Lamar, in the parish of Rapides;
fixing the boundaries, and providing gov
ernment for the same, and recommend Its
passage. ..,
Favorably on House bill No. 446, emitted
an act to amend and re-enact section one OF
an act entitle an act to incorporate the
town Of Maust cid, in the parish OF De Soto'
approved April Is, l847; to require tne par
ish surveyors Of the parish Of DE Soto to
survey the boundaries Of said town, ana 10
require the town authorities to designate
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-02-23

Evening SeSslOHs
HOUSE, OF RKPRKsENrArIvEs,}
New Orleans, February FL, 1876.
The House met pursuant to adjournment,
and was called to order by the Hon. E. ID.
Estilette, Speaker, in the chair.
On the call of the roll the following men,
hers answered to their names:
Speaker Estilette, and Messrs. Aldige,
Armstead, Booth, Byrne, Burkhardt,
Bayley, Baker, Bower, Billiu, Beas-
lev. Carville. Collins, Carloss, Dupre,
DeBlanc, Dugas, Durr, Devices, Da-
wilson, Delhommer, Dunn, Edwards
of Richland, Elliott, Gracien, Gilmore,
Hall, Honore, Hammond, Hunsaker, Jour
dain, Jetiries, Jones OF Pointe Coupee'
Koontz, Kummel, Keeting, Kidd, Lowell
Lafargue, Maginnis, Meredith, Mitchell
| Matthews of Franklin, Murrell, Milon, Mat
thews of Tensas, Mcclellan, McAlpine,
Magee, Pascal, Parker, Pipes, Richardson
Randall. Ridgely, Smith, sutton, SELL Sar
| tain, Souer, Seeman, Sibilski. Stafford, Schu
Ter, VOORHEES,, Vidrine. Walker, Wilt
Woods, Wells, Webb, Young-72
COMMITTEE SERVICE.
The SNEAKER appointed the following
named members as a select committee t.
examine and report on all bills pending re
latiye to the Gaslight Company: Messrs
Walker, Gilmore and Gracien.
Mr., Hall moved reconsideration OF M
vote on House bill No. 1863, entitled an &C
to fix the number of employees in the Stat
Treasurer's Office and determining the sc
aries thereof, which was indefinitely pea
poned.
Which motion did not prevail.
Bills INTRODUCED ACCORDING TO MOTT
AND REFERRED.
The hereinafter named members, IN ~
cordance with previous notice given, IN
with suspension of the rules granted, r
, spectively asked and obtained leave to il
, | troduce the following entitled bills, whic
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-02-23

Mr.. Matthews moved TO dispense VIII
the further reading of the bill
Mr. Stewart moved to lay MT. Matene"s
motion on the table, and upon that mo1ion
called for the yeas and nays, which resulted
IS follows:
Yeas-Aldige, Booth, Byrne. Burkhardt,
Blaffer, Bower, Beasley, Billiu, CarlGss'
Dupre, DeBlanc, Dugas, Davlds"n' Eu'
wards Of Tangipahos, Edwards o. u NIL nf
land, Elliott, Gilmore, Hall, Hahn, Hlll OF
Ouachita, Hammond, Jetfriee, Jourdain'
Kummel Magnnis Meredith, Mitchell
Murrell, Mcclellan, McAlpine, Nunez, Pas'
cal, Parker, Pipes, Richardson, Smith, Sell,
Sartain, Seeman, Sibilski. Schenck, Stat
ford, Stewart Scales. Schiller, Thomas
Vidrine, Walker Woods of Ouachita, Wal
tiers, Woods of West Baton Rouge,
Young-52.
Navs-Armstead, Devices, Domas, Gulch
ard. Gracien, Hubean, Honore, Huusaker,
johnson of Caddo, Jones Of Pointe Coupee,
Keeting, Reyes, Kidd, Levisse, Milon,
Matthews Of Tensas, Snaer, Wilson,
Gorke-l9.
Mr. Dupre moved that the bill be adopted
at it's third reading, and upon that he moved
the previous question.
Mr.. Demas moved to adjourn, and ON the
motion to adjourn called for the yeas and
nays:
Yeas-Armstead, Davidson, D.,neas, De
mas. Guichard, Gracien, Hill OF A-c-n-i"n
Hahn, Hubeau, Hill Of Ouaoniga, Hanore
Hunsaker, johnson Of C4,...., k.eti ting
Levisee, Million, Matthews IT Tensas, Par
ker, Ray, Stewart, W.snU, :" Gods o
Ouachita, YOrke. Moods o. west B.tol
Rouge-M.
Nays-Aldiee Booth SYrae. Barkhardt
Blatfer, Bow.r haasieY. B,ha. Carvilie
Carloss, Dupre. i. Hiauc. pt.aas Elward
of Tang.pahoa, E4war1s Of tict.snd, FL
lott Gilmore, Hal Ham,nULu, Jeffries
Jourdain, Jones Of Pointe Coupee, Kummel
Kidd, Maginnis, Meredith, Mitchell, MUIR
rell, Mcclellan, Nunez, Pascal, Pipes, Rich
ardson, Smith, Self, Snaer, Sartain, Seemsn
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-02-23

CONTINUED ON SIXTH PAGE.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-07-19
The third section Of the Pacific Ra

The third section Of the Pacific Rail.
road act, reported by the Senate Judi
ciary Com uittee on the 18th inst, re.
quires that on the lst OF February Of
each year the Union aud Central Paci.
6c Companies shall pay into the trea
sury to the credit Of said sinking fund
81. 500, 900 each or SO much thereof as
shall be necessary to make the Ave per
cent payment and the Government trans
portation account. amounting in the az.
gregate Of twenty-five per cent OF the
whole net earnings Of each company for
the year ending with the previous De-
cember. The net earnings are to be
computed as above defined. and no pro.
vision is made for reinvssting or com.
pounding the interests or sums thus
paid. but 1t is simply required they
shall be invested in United States bonds.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-07-19
OUR RED BRETHREN.

From few Eastern points still come
the echos Of remonstrance and isolated
appeals for Justice " and humanity !"
for our rcd brethren" Let them have
justice by oil means, the sternest need
OF that noble virtue is necessary at pres.
ent. The Indian has been trfied and
dawded with too long. As for the I" hu.
manity," their fright to their domain, a."
&c, though it sounds very nice in Coop
er's Deerslayer or Longfellow' 3
" Hiawa'ha," it is not Mt cessary TO par
ade it in the present campaign. If we
took leaf out of E. glands history in
this respect it might be of salutary avail
In 1859 certain Sepoys in Southern In.
dia butchered English settlers and car
ried on, on somewhat larger scale, like
the Sioux a. the present time. The
English Government promptly sent an
adequate force over. captured the lead.
ers, proved the atrocities and blew the
human devils from the mouths OF can.
mons. 1t was very dreadful, shockiugly
cruel, but there have been no more Eng.
lish settlers murdered in India since
then. Looked at in the abstract the In
dian is fine being He is also source
of great comfort -and present anxiety
to the highly moral Indian agent aud the
strictly honest men who provide for his
corporal welfare. He is also safe out
let for the pent up enthusiasm of sundry
devout men and women who cant see
the misery at their doors but must be.
stow we'll meant though mistaken sym.
pathy on the poor red man despoiled OF
bis inheritance. "Slowly and sadly be
climbs the distant mountains and reads
his doom in the setting sun" 1t is q
moe lesson and well couued by many
who only know the Indian as the ideal
hero OF SOLDERING romance. Let him
have Justice by all means; in this in.
stance justice being defined as e1termin-
alton.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-07-19

On the 18th inst, the conference re-
port on the silver coin bill WAS presented
10 the House. 1t omitted all allusion to
the silver dollar and to make it legal
tender. After considerable discussion
the report as it stood was adopted-syes.
1923; nays, rs. Comment is almost I'M
necessary. The wise men OF the East
are too busily engaged looking across the
Atlantic and forget temporarily that the
Pacific washes our country's western
border.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-07-19

The Chief OF the Bure au Of Statistice
at Washington. furnishes the following
summary Of imports and exports for the
past eleven months: Imports; merchan-
disc, S426, 495, 1872; specie, Sl4,634, 904;
total, $441, 1870, 2S6 Exports; domestic
produce, $3.50, ,941; foreign merchan-
disc. SIS. l9O,2l3; specie. $50, 24s, O66 +;
total, $544, 166, 220. This is the most
conclusive proof that the balance of
trade is largely in our favor.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-07-19

One OF the worst mixed cases Of the
kind on record is related by a cores
pendent OF the Salt Lake Tribune,
wherein it is alleged worthy Mormon
bishop, by name Samuel L. Evans, mar
ried young girl named Elite Powell in
the Spring Of 1874. In the Spring Of
rs be married her mother and as fitting
climax married the girls grandmother
last Fall Ifs "College OF Herslds "
with design Of lineal research is ever es-
tablished at Salt Lake it will puzzle the
researchers to trace the lineage and rela-
tionship of the offspring. Such is Po-
lyRamy.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-07-19

The dissatisfied stockholders OF the
Newark have succeeded in ousting the
present management and electing new
board of Trustees. The offer made by a
party here to work the mine for 80 days
without compensation il unsuccessful.
will probably BE- accepted.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-07-19

The suit OF Butler versus Gov. Tilden
has been deferred till October. The
Democratic nominee IL charged with
mismanaging the affairs OF the St. Louis,
Alton and Terre Hauts Railroad. I,
should be settled before election, or il
may hurt Sans chances.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-07-19

After many vain endeavors We confess
our utter inability to get any clear idea
relative to the Turkish war; the Skup-
cstchins, the Sofas, Sienitzia. Novi
Baza, Narzietch, and all the rest Of them
are hopelessly mixed up. We can only
renew our trust in Providence and wait
for an English translation.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-07-19
NEW TODAY,
IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
Il United States for the nistrtct Of Narada


In the matter of Prime T.
Coleman, surviving partner Of T., p.,,
late firm Of Coleman Fuen. IL bankruptcy
zlda, bankrupt.
This is to give notice that on the seventh day
OF July, A. d. 1876, Warrant in Bankruptcy
was issued against the estate Of Prime T. Cole
man, surviving partner of the late Arm Of Cole
man Fuenzlida of Phoebe, in the County of
Lincoln and State OF Nevada, who has been sd-
Judged bankrupt on his own petition; that the
payment OF any debts and delivery OF any prop
erty belonging to such bankrupt. to HIN. or for
MS use. and the transfer OF any property by
him are forbidden by law; that meeting Of the
creditors OF said bankrupt to prove their debts
AND to choose one or more assgnees OF his
estate, will be held at Court of Bankruptcy to
be holden at Virginia City, Storey County, Ne
vads before E. Strother, Register, on the fifth
DAY OF August. A. d. 1876, at eleven o'clock .. m.
AUGUSTUS ASH,
3. Marshal and Messenger in Bankruptcy
for said District.
By y. X. HoAo.
Deputy Marshal.
July H. 1870. jy13-2w
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-07-19

Trade is more depressed and labor
more unsettled in England at present
than even in this country. Reduced
wages, reduced time. and only four
working days in the week, is now the
rule in several establishments employing
MANY thousand workmen.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-07-19

The Kansas grssshoppsrs have de.
Glued all invitations to visit the sultry
Centennial. Even the offer OF Q brass
band at the head of the column and an
assurance Of protection from tho Chief
OF Police has proved of no avail.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-07-19

A. ststesmsn, Grant will be remem-
bered in history Is the President that
slammed such men as Sumner. and
courted and promoted such men as
Sheppard, Belknap and Co.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-07-19

A CHICAGO dispatch Of the 18th, gives
further details of the Little Horn fight,
10 which it says that Sitting Bull was
killed; also a white man named Mill
burn, Sitting Bulls chief adviser.
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NOTICE.

A IL PERSONS INDEBTED TO NJ. LANNAN,
n for meat, purchased at the Nevada
OF their several debts without delay to A. b.
and w. J. O'DouRherty. Attorneys for L. ".
Loomis. to whom all Of said accounts have been
assigned and transferred by the said LannAn
No other persons than the undersigned have
any right or authority to collect said debts.
A. Avn. O'DOUGHERTY,
Attorneys for L. " LOOMS.
Phoebe. New. March ad. 1875. mr3-sOd
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-07-19

Horses sold in San Diego last week fol
81 per head. " Good bronchos y
brought $40
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-07-19

Oficisl reports place the Indian popu
lation OF Wyoming Territory at IA,
1917.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-07-19

Measles. not smallpox. is what
troubles Virginia City.
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And nov it 10 reported that Attorney
General Taft 10 to resign.