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Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-03-25
..,xoIsco STOCK REPORT.
San FRANCISCO. March "a.
,fapyIN6 SALES.

San FRANCIsco, MATCH "a.
MORNING SALES.
ssiss'I s.x esxs6
iaaO Mexican-'0
ssD,Vs curry-2l 2la 81.
100 9 9o.t Belcher-5sh ssh
~ SSseIifornis-s7A 81 y sss %
~ SS.x.ge-ls 1ss ISL Isl Do
1880 Sss.vs ;,ginis-s6a Sc s6s s6k
1915 Con W epotosi-I22 123 124 l25 126 III
as Ghoh Narcross-67 IS 81 &c 60 tSAs oS's
GA poiut-25A 25k ass
SIS e li0 Su Jscket-s5e 81 s6k sG's Ssb5
S Soo Il.e,,,,esrial-l7A II IFS II y lItpio
s sssU Empire Mill-los ies so ~; ;a ~ ,sx
~ Eentuck-l94 lsaDo is7a 1913 i'S
t t alpha-54 So 5Sh 55S
S ess Ralcher-36
~ CDenSdsuce-29 2sS % TX
9ao S;arra Nevada-24 24oo 2is
y Bullion-55 90
90 Fxehequer-22 2lA Hs
az l1yermsn-s4h 80 500
10 Seq Belcher-yU .,, oos> asbs aoz. aorsb,
am, linton Con-lsH 1915
isiS lady Brysn-2b "a
iS Sas Julis-l6ss 16a l6h l6AoIo
IA Buckeye-lS ,.,,,so,iA III
80 Gslsdonia-l5H 14A Aa 9AoSo its ifS
'' bi0l AZ
AFTERNOON SAILS
oz.
800 Meadow Vaiey "a ,-1
10 Raymond Ely
10 Alps-4A ~
90 Jackson-2s ~ -
675 Eureka Con-ll7s -"
rs Belmont-is 81, sz1hE
1850 Leopard-oo ~ = 'S'~
AS Jeferson.Sa
gO5 Gls-2H ~ an
20 Northern Deiie
$50 Hussey-s 90
325 Panther - nj,
rs Typo Coh-los Ut
60 Gen InonasIoz '@
20 ManhattahIoH
80 hansneIuI ,as" ,o,x
80 Advsnee-io-s io1
7OO Coso Oon-so
100 New Coso-H o,oy,1
$50 Golden Charlot0aH "a %
$50 south onariot@ooo
100 PoormAn-1oc 'oe
595 hniekerD o sz ."
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-03-25

SheriHs Sale.
DY VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION ISSUED
ID out of the Justices Court of Phoebe Town.
ship. In and for the County Of Lincoln, State
OF Nevada, and to me directed and delivered,
for judgment rendered in said Court, on the
tenth doth day Of February, A. D. 1875, In
favor Of the State of Nevada, and against John
Doe, Richard Roe and the Phoebe West Mining
Company, for the sum Of forty.eight 51-1O0
ls4s 5l.l00) gold coin dollars delinquent taxes,
for the fiscal year 1875, together with fifty
three 40100 dollars costs and accruing costs
and interest, l have levied ON the following
property. to wit:
That certain building situated in the town of
Phoebe and known as tho Phoebe West Hosting
Works.
Notice ia hereby given that on
Monday, the oath Day Of April,
A. ID. 1876,
Between the hours of q. m. and D. M, viz:
IL m. moon, will sell all the right, title and
interest of said defendants in and u the above
described property, at the Courthouse door
Of Lincoln county, State of Nevada, ct public
auction, for cash in hand, to the highest and
best bidder, to satisfy said execution and all
costs.
A. FIFE, Sheriff,
By g. W. BIRDsALL, Deputy Sheriff.
mr24.td
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-03-25

The DIAMOND FIELps.-Dr. Petermap.
the great German geographer, expresses
himself satisfied that the diamond fields
ct Aimbaye, Africa, ard identical with
the Ophir of the Bible. from which King
solomon is said to have conveyed gold
and ivory and precious stones for the
construction Of the Temple. The place
now possesses ruins and extensive piles
OF buildings OF unquestionably remote
antiquity.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-03-25

At present quotations of stock. the
Consolidated Virginia mine is worth
$46. 100000. The dividends it is now
declaring monthly would pay for the
mine In twenty-five months.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-03-25
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
PASSENGER TRAVEL.
DEPARTURES.

DEPARTURES.
By GILMER sAL1sBURY's HAMILTON LINE:
J Lehigh CB Boyden
L II Sullivan Jno Wright
VIM Highly J Brown
ARRIVALS.
By HUGH WHITES SALT LAKE LINE:
Jack Shehan Silas Woodbridge
Eugene Blair
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1876-03-21
NUMBER 10.

ter is being investigated, have not ali OF
them clean hands. Robbins Of North
Carolina, was gully OF selling his vote
! while member OF the ate Senate Tor
the paltrY sum ot $40, aud he u democrat;
il is sufficient cause Ol suspicion that none
of the democratic members OF the com.
miItee are willing to testify before the
Grand Jury of the District. pleading their
privilege as mem oers OF the house.
1t now appears that Mrs B's family,
herself included. all sympstbised with
the rebels, as did Marsh. Blackburn,
another member {! The committee, was
guerrilla and violated bis oath, is brother
OF the DR.. Blackburn who attempted TO
disseminate the Yellow fever. Small
Pox and other contagious diseases among
the soldiers OF the federal army and
throughout the North.
To-day the all absorbing question is
the rejection OF Pnchback of Louisiana
by the Senate; some are very severe in
the criticisms on certain Senators, and
the probabilities are that Gov. Kellog will
appoint him to the vacancy. Much salts
faction Is expressed with the appoint.
ment of Judge Taft to succeed Belknsp
as Secretary OF Wsr, aud many the re-
grets expressed that the Hon. Lot l..
Morrill, felt compelled to decline the
proffered honor.
The Maine Republican Campaign Club
is getting TO work; it numbers about l30
members, it is the FIRST club in the field
here, and they are sanguine OF being able
TO do much to aid the friends at home by
distributing documents, &c. The chair
man OF Republican Town committees will
do well to furnish the club with lists of
names and snch Information as may be
OF use to them, and those visiting this
city will meet with hearty welcome at
the rooms OF the club in The Ledroit Build.
ing $40 IF" ST., n. w, just opposite
the Patent u Post Office buildings.
AS we have watched the course of
events it has been very gratifying indeed
TO US to note the favor with which Mr..
Blaine is regarded; his acknowledged
leadership OF the minority in the House
mas drawn toward him the fire OF the
enemy; be has thus far managed with
such consummate skill and soiiity that be
has more than met the anticipstlons of
his most sanguine friends, and discon-
certed his enemies. The words of cheer
received daily from all parts have in.
spired new hopes in the hearts OF his
friends who are very sangune of his sue.
cess at Cincinnati in June to be followed
by grand triumph in November, and
leads to hope for an honest and economi-
cal administration OF public affairs
another four years.
OXFORD.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1876-03-21

whom turned red and white and locked
very uncomfortable. The Judge simply
told the jury that it remained ior them to
say from the evidence whether Jacob
Shelmire had executed the will in dispute {;
and without leaving their seats they found
that he had not.
One of the most remarkable things con-
nected with the trial was the sudden dis
appearance of Bledsoe and Passmore.
Within fifteen minutes after the verdict |
had a warrant for their arrest on q charge
of perjury and forgery in the hands OF the
police. but they never found them. They
bad fled, secretly and precipitately, and
we never heard ol them again. | can
only say that have full faith in the
words. "the way OF the transgressor is
hard"
Some days after the trial | said TO my
clerk, "Well, viii, my client, Virginia
Garwin. will not be of age for some
months yet, and it is necessary to have an
administrator and guardian appointed.
Do you know whom she would prefer ?"
~ have no doubt, SIR" Will solemnly
responded, 'thst she would prefer me !;
aud as am to become her husband in
two weeks, you will concede the proprie.
ty of the suggestion"
/ did more; | shook the splendid fellow
by the hand and wished him whole cen.
tury Of happiness. And | was not above
acknowledging to him, then and there,
that his adroitness had saved Virginia's
case, aud there was peculiar fitness in
her choosing him for her guardian
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1876-03-21
NeiC York Letter.
New YoRK. March 10. 1916


Dear Democrat Spring seems 10
have fairly come upon Va. Since March
came in the weather has b. en- warm
and pleasant, and the most common re-
mark between friends meeting il, "What
beautiful day" Ia fact We have hardly
had any weather that could he called
i0inter during the past season, and many
have expressed fears that 10 the coming
summer we should suffer from an tce
famine, but cold snap late ia February
afforded an opportunity tor harvesting
ice which was quickly seized upon by
the Ice Companies, and moreover. the
old Kennebec away down there in Maine
has never failed US yet and don't think
it will this year.
People generally are hoping that the
opening OF Spring will give an impetus
to trade and be harbiuger OF better
tines. Certainly It has been a very dull
winter, and business has been as dat as
i. could well be. An era OF prosperity is
to be most earnestly hoped for, but
whether the coming Spring is to TO-
augurate il or not requires shrewder
head than mine to prophesy.
One would naturally suppose that in
so dull season people in general would
be inclined TO practice strict economy.
and that as consequence places OF
amusement would find their occupation
gone. Strange to say, such is not the
case at least in New York. The theatres
Of the city are having q most brilliant
season. All of the first class theatres
have been rnnning with full houses the
winter through, and as yet there seems
10 be no sign OF any dimiuutiou OF the
audience. This success. however, has
perhaps been partly due 10 the fact that
each Of the prominent theatres has pre-.
sented some really great attractions.
The reputation OF Wallack's is SO firmly
established as place where one is sure OF
good entertainment, that good
house" is always loregone conclusion.
The Union Square Theatre has made
another list with Rose Michel play
which has passed It's hundredth night and
will be Withdrawn in the heighth of It's
popularity only TO make room for new
attraction now 10 preparation.
At the Fifth Avenue, ""Pique" draws
nightly crowds, and is rapidly approach
ing its hundredth night, and is good for
the rest of the season. Last but not
least comes "Boolhe's.H The play ol
Julius Cesar" which is being produced
here, is perhaps the greatest attraction
now before the public. One OF the finest
productions OF Shakespeare, it IS, Of
course, familiar to every one TIE
management has spared no pains in put
ting it upon the stage in manner in
every way worthy OF it. author, aud iho
result is i complete success. The auXiIi-
aries in the way OF scenery, dresses, aud
mechanica appliances NE al. 'hlt could
be desired, while the talent displayed by
Messrs Barrett, Davenport, and Bangs,
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1876-03-21
an PRINTING OF Every Description
~ p-,,,ptiy aud Neatly Executed.

....,..-. Gao tet. by examining the coloied
-. t1 tn..r u-.~f-. tuc amount que and
\ -...r, tg avail thsu,tiyc, ot Che advanced
-. 80 .,a.. ;o u. D. uaii. ~ hand 90 the
--.--r- -~trt.i .'-, on trr clip, means
.-.t ... to taar date When money
Sous. b. .aL~u tc examine che slap.
I , ~ --.....y ..u., rrc,.itei y.t1iu two weeks
.... .r ar. -...1 vt ...
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1876-03-21

-F1RAS Il. BROWN Po''tiedG Ed
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1876-06-20
The American People

No people in The world suffer so much
with Dyspepsia as Americans. Although
years of experience in medicine had failed
TO accomplish certain and sure remedy
for this disease and it's effects, such as
Sour Stomach, Heartburn, Water brash,
Sick Headache, Cosiiyeness, palpitatIon of
the Heart, Liver Complaints, coming up OF
the food, low spirits, general debility, ETC.,
vet since the introduction of Green's Az
GUST FLOWER we believe there is no case of
d, spepsia that cannot be Immediately re
lieyed. 10000 dozen sold last year without
one case of failure reported. Go t4 your
druggist, Albert w. Higgins; also Rice &c
Co., Castleton. and l.. Kellogg. Fairhaven,
and get sample bottle for 10 cents and
Try It. Two doses will relieve you. Reg
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The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1876-06-20

Patent ATTORNEY and Solicitor, North Benning-
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in the state. Special attention given to reject
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No patron OF mine will be advised 70 prose-
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The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1876-06-20

10y CHRONIC WASTING DISEASES is
ID understood those old lingering complaints
80 protracted In their course, aud debilil AZ ng
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Ing the v aste resulting from mental and phys
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The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1876-06-20
PATENTs,
FOR INVENTIONS,

Can be more promptly secured through Il
agency OF
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The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1876-06-20
PREPARED BY
II. R. STEVENS, Boston, Mass.

what is VEGETINE?-It Is 4 compound eX'
tracted from barks no Is and herbs. II Is Ma
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cured me-"
VEGRTISE for the complaints for which IL IS
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The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1876-06-20
Valuable Information.

BOSTON, DtC. IL, i'pu.
Gentlemen--My only object IN giving YOU
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Boston. Je9d6w
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The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1876-06-20

safely ana certainly that great external
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The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1876-06-20
The 8utlama 1aiin Globr.
TUESDAY, JUNE 90, 1876.
Special Correspondence of the Troy Daily
Times
THE HERMIT'S LETTER.

Comparison Of Land Sales in the Metropolis
History of Jauncey Court-The Taber-
naclo and David Hale-stowart's Churches,
and What Became of Them-Mrs. Stew
arts Generosity Weddings
Summers Out - Political "reminiscences
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1876-06-20

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The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1876-06-20

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Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1876-01-29

paS cine nod oaS aneere. gle blsis
ben cemnad, 70 LANCE fe triRiren. Elm
@abrunssffcf, cine 6efe I'M Staats
unD in rem Oemetnren, unp GO tDnnen
etntreten, no bic @dbruna
GrplOfonsn perutfabt. Gin Staa!ss
mann, Der eieleA Namen rerbient, be-
mibt ib ri6t S6%wieriststten 3u
lGafen, icnretn Y%Orbanpe.s 81 beieitts
gen, un culcet nibt, oab Elm Ibeil
ees 0Oltes sesen cen anrern rerteBt
werbe. Dian brauht aber 8aeen nibt
~ tereiien, %icnrern nur Elm bapiides
Slatt 3u lelen, mag pa6elbe bteler ocer
iener Gartst eisncn, um fId su lber,
ssusen, cas Der fdmddtiee 9sib pieie6
Staatcs BON einem Btsber ersrifen 1T.
gsesn ioI6e Srantbeitsn fnD berubis
ssnpe 5et!mittsI an9eSstst allen es
gelbiebt eas0 esentbeil. Jn Ger erfen
pettcre geo GuIturtampfes seniste es
Der national, liberaIen eantassmebrbeti,
pab 60 elmer partt6tIIben @emsinos
frei9siteut war. ibre eonfelliomu &C.
trennten Sbulen In Gimultanlbulen
IA p~erpanpeln, Elm neues @eleB per-
pAl6tet he tasu, unp 10 werpsr bic
&atbotiten au@ cine Nasabl ibrerSAu<
len usrIteren. Dur6 semildte S9u@
len fol- aneebIi6 I%olerans aspfan5t
Uerrsn !; erfabrunssmaBis 1T abcr be-
pieisn, cab ole A~nesbDrisen uerlbispe,
ner Gonfsllcnen ca an, frieplidten nit
finanrsr lebes,, mo jspe CONDITION ibge
e!9snen AngsIesenbetten ausin tslorot,
Eesne Ginlpra1e Bon ancerer Selts err
Eabst uno aud feline erbebt.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1876-01-29

Elm nod 1hwereres itett urS Siellei6t
beYpr. Nbal mas audi fcmmen mag.
cas- tatbolil5e 8oIf bat bic Yrobe be-
Ifaneen, ras aud bas Sdlimmite feline
llsbsrssuauns ntdt 1nrrrn. fetnen Di!~
len unp letne Eraft n;ht treden wtrp.
TplssnD ieiner Dewitt: Nee timemus
nee terremus, ldaut es troB aler
Dranslale nit 3uosriGt in bic 3us
funft. @s fennt lsine9 ewi1enspftdt ;
ss resoluttcnirt niGt mad ,~liberolem"
8eiIpiel, foneern e6 ouloet, inoem es
pie in ben @elsBen serbdn9ten Strafen
iiber iI6 ersebeu ldbt. Nber ME I'M
Dulpen, ebsn 70 fart uno entlbtecen 1T
ras fetbOlilde @oIf i'm 6anneln, no
oancsIn erlaubt III. Seine @eener.
pie f6 ptsles 8erbalttn nidt erfldrfn
fSnnsn, periidern pom 3eit III 3eit. Der
Mutb reS fatbplilGen Voltes let err
labmt. 2eers 6lunfsrei Isle piele
lino psnn Der ,ltaatsfatbolilden" SABINE
esfoIet bic Graf Gronfenteys i'm port
gen Sabre Go. Mdr3) abermals auf>
pFanste2 llno wie auer Orten inpreus
Sen Der @raf nit ittuer ntaatsfatbolts
iden" Jatne, 10 mahte Der Gultusmiz
n:ier Or. Balf On 3betne, troB ess
o6erns Ger Sepb!ferung,' Ger ibm auf
isinem n1ttsmpNu9e" bulci9te oas
poufdnrisfs 6iaser. sHie itno Die
Dablen su ben Sir6enpptfdncen une
tirdIideu 0smeinreuertrstun8en aus>
eefausn, wie Die extraordinarily
len, ME eieSrlagwablen 3umeane< unp
RstaataB? Wtr fpatsn msinsn, Die
Gultutfdnpfer mlBten, psnn is auf
ale pisls unp anpsre Oinse l4ousn,
enpltd Don ibram 0abne 0sbetlt wsrz
cen unp per Wobrbsit 5tu9nib geten.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1876-01-29
0ie fatbpliiebe Stride In Gn9s
lamb.

DaS fatboltlde Ibreebu9 fir 1875,
irel9es ron 6srrn Scbnion In ecurcn,
benz Ssfrstair5 CARDINAL NanninS's
berausseseben 1T, Iiefert interefants ftas
tifil6e Aneabsn Iber ben Stanc Der
tatbuItiGsn 9trde in GrcBbvitannisn.
GnsIano bat ~eessnwdrtis Is fotbOItfde
BilGpfsfse, ndmli6 boS Grsbistbum
Wehminfer uno bic BtstbImsr Sspers
Icy, Birmingham, Clifton, 6erbam uno
Nencafle, 9ipapcoL, NewpOrt unDWe@
neSinCSt. Dapirsl Nortbampton, Not
ttnsbam, plymouth SalfOrp, Sbrewss
burY uuo Soutbwarf. IS eistt In
Gnslnnb uno @aIss sinen Gar!sinol@
Grsbil6Of einsn Grabil6Of in partis
bus, Is 8i1d6fe unD 1879 Yrtsfsr.
Die 3abI Der futbolilGen 0uitsebau .er
8irGen unb 8apeusn bstydet 1861
pcer UNI 20 ntebr als I'm sorisen Sabre,
pdbreno bic 3abl Der prtsfer sletd;sis
tia UNI So ,ueenpmmen bat. RlOfsrs
eemsinben eisbt IS 2t5, u1etit weibii6e,
Ssm Suesneunterrttt eepicmets.
S9Uttlano 1T In futbclil9 : fit5lider
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esteem sibt ss AZ tatbOlil9e Baroness.
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@te bic leBteu Na@rtds
ten aus Der Gapfapt melpsn, wurce1
auf ben Dtamantenfelrern wiecer eini>
&c belosperS fOfbare Steiue %sefunpen.
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800 Rarat wissea, Elm anberer, f03
aarat fdwsr, tradte benz Ginper 1890
pfp. Sterling Elm. au@ puroe In Der
3epublif IransSaat cine usue Silters
mine entbsft.
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GorreNouoen5en

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niatOmmeu, bsloneers ibsr Se9sben>
bsiten UNI 3ufdnce in sa3aisesnsn
eanesstb ellen ; bod nd6en aae GIN
fenbunsen Surn getfaiier untersei@nst
fetn.
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Neue Wb0uuentem

Neue WbouMemtem
f5unen 80 jsrer 3eit sintretea uur ers
baltea ben
SSemtabrs8rmR
In blbIGsm Garbsnorude nit aalen'
Der.
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Sic SmRdmce Ocmtj6lambs

wsreen in her Sabrssrunei6ou Der
HOInildsn @cIts3eituns fclssncetmassn
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