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J. e. BENTLEY, NJ. b., Surgeon in
Charge.
e. HI. q REENE, M. d., Physician
in Charge.

Having arranged with DIR. X. Fl. Kline,
Bellevue Institute Tor the establish ment of a
permanent Office at GOidsboro for the cure of
Cancer, we take pleasure in informing the
Afflicted that we have secured a large, COM
nodious building, and thoroughly furnished it
TOR the especial comfort of our many Patients
coming to ia from distance.
Dr. J.-E Bentley, the Surgeon in charge,
late Assistant PLY sician and Surgeon IN the
''Philadel sbia Bellevue INSTITUTE" is q gentle
man OF high professional attachments, ply
slc1an OF experience, and well skilled in the
treatment OF Cancer by our methods.
Dr. Greene has for 3 years had charge of q
Branch Office, to DR.. Kline's Institute at Char
lotte, y. c., and his success in the cure of Can
Ger and other Chronic Diseases has been I'M
precedented.
Cancers w II. as heretofore, he treated main
ly with DIR. k!ine's great Cancer Antidotes,
wonderful III sheir eject and permanent in
their results. he ruth Will warrant US in
saying that more PERM ANENT rs h ave been
m tde by hem than by any and all other meth
DDS combined
We will take pleasure in sending the names
and T. .. addresses OF per>Ous cured years ago,
and who remain pert city well mp to this time.
to any who will APPLY. Let all the all icts d
write for a circular, or come and see u.s. Con-
sultation free. Professional Fee within the
reach of all.
Intirmary on Walnut street. second door cast
of the new Hotel. Beard IN the Institute 10 w
as the market will permit.
Our Office at Charlotte is in charge of DR..
lindley, who is treating large numbers at that
place. All Chronic Diseases treated with I'M
precedented success. .
march II wsm
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DR., J. MILES HUNTER

VIII visit the following named places,
and remain few days in each, as will
be seen by the following schedule, in
order that persons who desire it may
consult him:
South Washington, New Hanover CO., N G., On
Maj CHI 21st and 22d.
Wilm ngton, n. c., on March Gath. 25tli & 2ott
Whitevflle Columbus CO., n. c., March IS g. ~
Fair Bluff, 5. c., on April 1st.
Marion L. H. on April Sd, 18th & 9Th
Florence, on April tn, eth & 9th
Society Hill, a. on April 10th.
Cheraw. Oh April 18th and nth
Rocking CHAM y. c., oil April 18th an. 10th
Little hills, Richmond CO., n. C., April l. & /.
Troy. Montgomery n. G., April 2'st s. cd
Carthage. Moore CO. y. c . April 2Ith & 2sth
Egypt Chatham co., \. g. A prii .Sti! & 29tL
Fayetteville, \. C May 1>t, Cd and I'd
L IN bertOn, \. G., Nav 9TH 9th & 1,n
Brown marsh. Bladen CO., y. T., May 9th& eth
Circulars will be distributed upon arrival al
each place.
march Is G6
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EUROPE1AN CONTINENT -,
THE CATTITSTs; CONTIEJE
ACTIVE II SPAIN.
FRANC CONSENTS 10 PASS
THROUGH ARMS FOE TIE
SPANISH TROOPS.

MADRID, April l9-Ei@ l;t.-Hoying
bands Of Cariists il the Northern
Provinces continue to stop railway
trains and rob passengers.
A force OF Cariists, !nlIo; Stballs,
has passed through Eipoll, i'll Corona,
closely pursued by :. coi2'lnu OF Re
publicans.
France. at the rcGuee5-of the Gov
eminent OF Spain. has given pcrInis-
sion for the passage through F'teuch
territory OF ID quantity OF rifles ana
ammunition destined for tie Spanish
forces at Paigerda.
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Beckwith Sewing Machine-.--$12
ON 80 DAYS TRIAL

The Improved lS12) ReckWith Sew
ing nachIne, with new Branding Foot, and
many her important improvements all com
pete, with Hemmer, Guide, + our Needles &c
Warrantt u two years,-wth care i. will 10 your
family sewing LOT a life time. Nearly ZEN thou-
sand OF these machines have been sold the mast
season, which WITHOUT the above imu1oye-
ment!, are giving universal satisfaction. We
will show letters 10 any who nav call from
dislnterested purchasers, in which they state
that they would not exchange ours for the best
high priced machine in the m 4rket tmakes
the popular Elastic Loop Stitch, and closes it,
seam securely, which renders it the strongest
and best; yet when desired it can be unlocked
at pleasure. Fastened to any table. Easily
worked by hand. This il the machine which,
Messrs. orange Judd & Co., OF the American
AgrIculturist, &c, many thousands for
premiums. Full directions go with every ma
chine. II aft having the machine 80 days, il
does not give perfect satisfaction will re-
fund the $40, On return of machine, less the
Express charges. and take the risk OF it- being
injured. ALI orders promptly TILED ON Icceir
OF Post Office order for ST., or if - sent
with your order 10 US. the balance can be Ta,
20 the Express Co., when you receive the
mae ine. Terms to Agents liberal, hut cast
invariably tn' ALL. Inacbircs when received -
1t any ,lnrtt our honor responsibility, WI
viii cheeriully give the hest city reference
Bring send sample OF any goods with which
to :est the machine.
been WITH SEWING: MACHINE co.
90 West broadway, y. y, tAfter May ist. sc:
Broadway 4w
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Dr.. MILES HUNTER & CO,
Special Practice.
Cancers, Tumors, Scrofula, Chronic
Ulcers, Veneral Diseases, Utter
inc Diseases, and all Kim
dred Disorders.
SUCCESSFULLY TREATED.
OFFICE AND INFiRMARY:
EAST-CENTRE STREET
GOLDSBORO, n. e.
Consultation Free.

In consequence of increased practice we
have opened an Inhrmary at Goldsboro, n. c.
for the accommodation of patients requiring
daily attention, and we promise those who conc
to US all the comforts of their homes, kind and
careful attention from experienced and trusty
attendants.
Having secured the services of two Phvsi-
clans and Surgeons, DIR. VIM. H. Moore,
formerly Surgeon in charge OF the c. S. Gem
eral Hospital at Greensboro, n. e., and DIR.
II. X. Gregory, formerly Surgeon in charge
of the G. 5. GENERAL Hospital at Charlotte. N
C,-Late Surgeon in charge q. S. Pc Hospital
at Charlotte, N. 9. These gentlemen will visit
the Intirmary daily and give such other atten-
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WA8ur;GTo,y, April 1g-Eoon. If
| ter two day fighting Ii" 1Iodoc1 fed
| to thc hills Southwest o. The lava beds.
| They took but ore scalp. The soldiers
| took four scalns Including s5carfacctl
Charles.
Lieutenant i1drsr We H"t;i.,led III
the arm.
Tie Warm spring Inllcn& fought
well, stealing upon the Mo,tocE and
ever ready 10 t:sI.c and holdaaE @lran-
taGe.
Che tot,,l Ee.ler;,I loss l., ten " ,,,a.d-
ed and five killed L, Itl& Lrdi"1i* are
known to have :soc,, l,iics.
The No,iop., are rra:clln.: toward
the Wiilen Springs. - cavalry, with
their Warm Spring italian a:ijcs. are
III pursuit with three ti..,@ i-;ii,o% It
is feared tii:,t the Notices viii divide
up into small bands aas,j greatly d 1-l:-
age the settlers.
4 captured s,iua" z~T~ tlani Notoc
SciiOnchin. who was Y:o:.:.t. ~ ~ i';;;I-
missioner AIcac;l:;a, i, ,.>.:.;.
A 1re1za dispatch a.ssI Ia. sS;;,--ei,.a q:
! Charley had one ~ is;>; -: :.t.il,'iI Il:
the light and vas l,liEf,: - :. private
oi Cavalry Company Z
The warm Spring I:.,:i.-i:.. i>';tfl,; 2.
mi dozen ~ wou2l,i I! -Go,:c} ;:;.l!,.C
the roc',s an scaIpe,l chem.
= correspondent had OK. =. IL. "a /,
clIptett IN a:.|luc bullet
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DIRECTORS

DIRECTORS:
JAMES kEpMoND, FEED PHILLIPS, W G.
LEWIS, MATHEW WEDDBLL.
issues Certificates OF De post bearing interest
Is authorized by Charter to receive on do
post Ill 'neys held in trust by Executors Adj
IN Iilstra' ors, Guardians, &c, &c, &c.
Sells Checks at ar on New York. Baltimore,
Phlla '!elfhia. Norfolk. Columbia. Charleston
Richmond. Petersburg and all Il e cities and
towns i'll North Carolina
Buys and sells checks in sums to suit on Great
Britain Ireland, Germany, France, &c.
BUYS ana sells Gold, Silver, Bank Bills,
Bonds. Stocks. &C, SC.
>trtct attention given to the orders and re-
quests OF our country friends by mail other
wise.
nov ~ S56-na-tf-dS
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3. ::-::.,5Fzs st-.'s

SroS5GroT. Apr, 1o-.-,~... h
steamboat train ';c...-v 80. ii.,>..a.
fell thr,1,rl: Il !5l1,.<.s = t:-...s-..ill
switch. Six cars n.-.a !.-1G.-.:t and
fifteen persons killed. - bydl-- have
been recovered ,i;:o aoc;l-ut vas
caused h. a frcsho,
WAsIISGgoS, d. Ar IL
Nighttime f5outh@rrcrs il t.t LIT ~
killed ard woUndcd hE H.. +. ....i.--gtuu
accident, Seven bolic& La", h.@a H.
covered. 1t j. unprecedented 1i-4t 49,
eral were washed away ~ tie water
which was raging st the tl4le.
A Kingston dispatch says ;,3:tc f.
teen to twenty peraons were burHe!.
The Supreme Court has adjourned
to the 28th. The Court viii hear no
more arguments this term. Adjourn
ment from 1st May until October.
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DR.. TUFTS Vegetable Liver Pill.

Which purify the blood and remove all corrupt
hun,ors and unhealthy accommodations from the
body. and yet produces no weakness or lassi-
tude whatever, but on the contrary tones the
stomach and invigOrates the body during the
progress of their operation. They unite the
heretofore irreconriahle qualities of a
STRENGTHENING PUKGAIINE and a
PURIFYING TONIC.
Dr. TUFTS Pills are the most active ard
searching medicine ill existence. They at once
attack the very root OF d eases, and their action
IL 50 prompt that hour or two after thay
are taken the patient is aware of their goot!
erect They may be taken at any time with
OUT restraint OF diet occupation; they pro-
uuce neither nausea, gripping or debility, and as
family medicine they have no rival
Fr.ce % cents Il box Sod by all Druggists
PRIME pal { tfice. lS x % Pratt St, N. Y. iW
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which is pronounced by the leading medical
authorities Of London and P arts the most pow
ertul tonic and Alternative known to the medi-
cal world" This is no new and untried dis
cnrery but has been long used by the leading
physicians Of other countries with ,oonderfnl
remedial results
Don't weaken and impair the di-
gestive organs bySathartics and physics, they
lency and dyspepsia with pnes and kindred
diseases are cure to follow their use.
Keep the blood pure aud health is assa-ed
JOHN .. KELLOGG, IL Plxtt st., New York.
Sole Agent for the United States.
ertce u pef het.s. Send for Circular. Az
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E5OE7E1 Plus -.
HIS DEATH AGAIN REPORTED.

OTTAWA. April19-Nigj.t. a private
dispatch received here says that the
Pope died on Monday.
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OBSTACLES TO MARRIAGE

Happy Relief for Young Men from
the effects OF Errors and Abuses in early lu-.
Manhood restored. lmpediments 20 Marriage
removed. New methoi OF treatment New and
rem frilh!'ie remedies. Books AMI Circular
sent free, in sealed envelopes.
Address, HOWARD ASSOCIATION. No.
South Niuth ST. PHI sdeptia Pa an institu-
ton having high reputation for honorable
conduct and prVfe-. i2nal skill.
march - Ic-d& w:mostit
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THE BROWN
COTTON GIN

PLANTERS should examine the aho-e
AIMED old and reliable Gin before buyinp any
other. 1t combines the required qualities q,
simplicity, Strength and Durability.
1t gins fast and clean. makes excel
lent lint (often bringing 1-1c. to I.xc
per Id. above market.l and is universally M
mare. We have had thirty years .sJ,el renee
in the business, and warrant every gin perfec.
Gins constantly in the hands of our agents 10
which We invite inspection
Circulars, with teStimOniaIs arr! fin !
particulars, may be had by addr. ss'rg
ISRAEL. r. BROWN, Pres...en,
Brown Cotton Gin Co..
New LOndOn. (o,,R;
DAWSON, TEL & HENNIN.i, Agent
Wilmington, 4. c.
march E,:n,
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THE PLAIss, Fanquicr Co., Va.

THE PLAIss, Fanquicr Co., Va. J
February 9Th, 1873
MIR. 9. P. KNIGHT-Sir:-The' Paint came
safely to hand as Ordered-tHO kegs, five gel
Ions eac and three buckets, one gallon each
AS practice WAS slack, / did the Job myself.
Two weeks, NOT Instant work, completed the
house, two oats. The last coat applied chick.
and it is now generally conced d, that for
"Enamel' like harfness, and body, and har-
mony of colorS, there il MT handsomer job
the place. l SAVED SIHTY-TIvK 1851 DOL
LA 8 by the OPP ration which Is an item just
new with "Suuthern People, 1t should be
genera ly adopted n t!.is st tie. Amy country
lad can apply it.
have never dahhe in such )Ck az Testi-
mouials, but I, ell SOTO chilly the great aGapta-
biIity of your "Enamel Paint to the wants CT
our peol' il exec lsncy OF material, in beau
ty OF coioI, and in he fact OF its being EADY
MIxRD. that give you free permission Gf it is
desirable to you1 tt IL AXE what you think
proper OF this letter.
Very respectfully and truly.
5. MCGILL, N. D..
LsIMuER, Dec. 10th, 1872.
MR. G. P ENIGHT-Dear Sir: 1t affords me
much pleasure to say to you that the Bradley
Patent EnaIne Paint far exceeds my expecta :
reason to heiieve. in durabi ity. More than
twelve months since painted the roof o. my
Hotel Mans on HOuse) with the Bradley Fat
ent Ena!u-l PaiUt, and l WAS so we'll pleased
with il deter TT iIied to paint the outside OF the
Hots and am most happy to ray 1t gives me
ii this testimonial will be any advantage to gu,
You arc at liberty to use it.
Yours most respectfully.
ISAAC ALB EKTSON,
VI .nsion House Hotel, \. w. conner Fa1et
AID st. Paul Streets, baltimore
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SPECIAL.
: !3ATCitELDR'S HAIR DYE

e s. .ATCitELDR'S HAIR DYE
80
This superb Hair Dy., Is tine best IN the world
Perfectly Harmless, Reliable ird lpstan:anz-
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or Unpleasant O'ior The genuine W A. Batch
aior's II Air Dye produces INN ED1ATELE q
sJ,Iendid Black Natural Brown Does not
Stain the Skin. but leaves the Hair Clean, Soft
and Beautiful. The only safe and Perfect Dye.
Sol. by Ilnruggsts. Factory l6 Bond Street
New York.
SpriI d, 1912. iI3-i g w.
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THE CASUALTIES OFTIEl'IGHI,.
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THE I. S, MARSHAL TO HIVES
TyfATE.
IF NECEssHY TROOPS ARE TO
BFCALLED II.
EVER y6 ODI Knows WHAT
l. l. THAT MEANS.

w ,A1SGToS, April 1s-Eoon.-A
a;e,Hch from Marsha Packard, OF
r lGsiana, to the Attorncy-Genoraii
Ore than fully confirms the report OF
the Colfax troubles. PucAa~l CLAIMS
that processes cannot BE- served with
out aid Of Federal troo-}s.
WAsHIHGTOS, April 1S--,Is,:i = / he
Attorney-Gereral has instructed I. $.
District Attorney Beclwith to MAKE Z
thorough investigation Of ii mrs IN
Grant Parish, ami if the United States
laws have been violated, - spare TO
pains or expense to c2!,<o tie guilty
parties to he arrested, mi ii necessary
to execute any United States process,
to call uDon General Emory -" tilat
purpose, Who has been instructed by
the Acting Secretary o. War to give
him al aid. The Attorney General
forwarded full copies Of the kilograms
received by him to-day II The Acting
Secretary Of War, ltoI:csor, with the
request that the commanding officer at
New Orleans be Informed as to ttac
necessity Of military aid il such ncces-
sity should exist.
The'Acting Secretary Of War, IN lia
dispatch to General Emory, instlncts
that officer to render al the military
aid necessary TO enforce tho process al
the United States Courts.
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MARRIAGE GUIDE.

49, EVERY ONE HIS OWN
W. DOCTOR-Being Il private instruct
OF foT married persons, those about be
married, both male and female. in everything
concerni' G the physiology and relation OF our
sexual sy stem, and the production and prevent
ion OF offspring. including all the new diecove-
ries never before given in the English language,
by " NJ. YOUNG, NJ. d. This is really a valu-
able and interesting work. 1t is written in
plain language for the general adler, and is
illustrated with numerous Engravings All
young married people, or those contem plating
mar iage. and having the least impednent to
married life, should read this book IT disc loses
-ecrets that every should be scQua inted
with still il is q book that must be loci ed up
nd not let lie about the house. 1t i'll re sent
20 address on receipt of 81 cents ',ddress
ar. VIM. YOUNG, No. 4l6 Spruce stree {, above
Fourth, Philadelphia.
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TIE LATTER ARE DRIVEN 10
THE HILLS.
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sCHONCuIN J.EPOnYF.D DEAD.
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THE WARM TILE " s1><EE'

TWO DAYS TIGHTI,>G WITH THE
,LODOC3.
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HOW
Randall III. FOOte & Co.,
BANKERS AND BROKERS',
20 BROADWAY, NY.
HOW

Member of Stock Exchange and Gold Board.
Observation-Disclosures Banking Associ-
alton, or any Banking House or Commercial
Agency in New York.
n. B--Pamphlet on "WALL STREET AND
IT'S OPERATIONS" free on application.
NAV 2S-w1y
S. to $40 ed a ai ea Asen of wort waht
Ing people, OF either sex, young OF old, make
more money ut work for us in their spare mo-
ments. or all thetAme, than at anything else.
Particulars free. Address G. StiI son s. Co.,
Portland, Maine.
sept ID, 1872 35-w1y
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- AFFLICTED AND UNFORTUNATE.
No matter what MAJ be YOUR disease, before
y'n place yourself under -"e care of any OF the
QUACKS-haiive Air. Iureign-who advertise
IN this OI any other paper. get copy of DIR.
foung's Book and read it carefully. Ii will be
the means OF saving you many dollar, your
health, and possibly your life. DIR. Young can
be consulted on any of the diseases Described
in his publications by mail at his OH e. No.
416 Si"u ce street, above Fourth, Philadelphia.
sept 20 36-w6m
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sCARFAcrD CuAILI9T KILLED.
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PURSUIT OF TIE IEDfA.f
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THE NEGRO kU-kLCA.
CONFIR ALTON or IHI
TROUBLES

PACKARD TO THE,/AI"TORNEY-
GENERI.
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The Indians took to the lag ba,1s
Several attempts were made - rn,,+
Mem out, each and every one fsn;no'
! free or four battles we're fought, 81
res Ting in the repulse Of the troops.
ihetst attack was made by Col. Gill
lem, Spi,nanding force of three hun
feu On, some six weeks since. The
1sns the country was evidently
sanhlnoso the commanding officers,
tor WIN u! snaall number they under
Ion W ~ the Indian stronghold,
n nftan sharp defeat. There
tha Nv, ~ was lived to push forward
double Ie''b bss; tainlng peace upon a
s;onaI e oasis 6ree hundred addi-
l'a 'foopse r General Candy,
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n d V Err
WELLS CARBOLIC TABLETS

Neglect a Cough. Nothing is more GER
tain to lay the foundation Tor future evil consc-
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dent of this city, boss of the Delta
Saloon and the inventor and sole
proprietor of the drink called the
"Reporter's Cobbler," an astoEish-
ing beverage which he used to
concoct for assuaginG the thirst of
Mark Twain and other knights of
the pencil reportorial.
PERSONAL.-Rien Mcclellan, the
well-known artist and portrait
painter. who for nearly two years
has made his home at Carson City,
has returned to this place and will
again rear his easel in our midst
as soon as he can find a suitable
room for studio. Mr.. Mcclellan,
as a portrait painter. has no equal
on the Pacific coast, and once
again he is fairly established here
will doubtless be oveTrun with
orders.
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from the Gold Hill News. June 4 i

from the Gold Hill News. June 4.l
CHANGED TRAINERS. For
some cause unknown to us, Tom
kean has abandoned the training
of Patsey Hogan. This we regard
as an unfortunate circumstance
for Hogan, for the reason that
Kean is one of the best trainers in
the United States. His successor,
we understand is Chas. Mcintyre.
METEOR.-At about O'Clock
last night a large and brilliant
meteor passed across the heavens
in westerly direction, disappear
ing behind Mount Davidson. The
period of visibility was about ten
seconds.
HOSTING WORKS - The new
hoisting works over the Lady
Washington mine in iowor Go d
Hill, are already up and inclost d.
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FOR SALE OR RENT.

A DWELLING HOUSE, CONTAIN
~ ing four rooms, situj ted south of
the Episcopal Church, on SPRING
STREET, is for sale at a bargain. There
is "A good well afrordihg an ineNhaustibic
supply of water on the premises. If not
sold, will be for rent. For particulars
apply at Woodruff & Ennor's. myl5
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Lodge took q recess till 6 o'clock
=, NJ.
From the Reno State Journal of June !

From the Reno State Journal of June ]
LEGAL TALENT-The opening
of court on Monday brought
hither quite an array of
legal talent, amOhg whom Billy
Wood and BiXler. of Virginia
Col. A.C. Ellis, T.W.W. Davies and
II. M. Clarke, of Carson, aud who
i'm connection with our own Web
ster u Knox. Hayden Il Cain,
Boardman Il Harris, Marshall and
Cossitt, made quite an array of
legal luminaries.
BAD FRACTTRE.-John Rich
ardsOn, teamster, met with a
very painful accident at ellis
Mountain, Esmeralda county. He
was putting his foot under Il sick
mule, which had laid down, for
the purpose of making it get up,
when the mule foiled over
on mis- leg, and crushed the same
very badly between the knee and
ankle.
WHILE lawyer BiXler was com
ing down from Virginia to attend
court here, his team ran away
breaking the buggy into smith
Greens, he hi inself luckily escap-
ing.
FooT MAsHED.-A little boy of
Mr.. Buncclls, while playing
around the {. p. cars here last
night, got his foot run over and
badly mashed.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-06-07
fFrom the En-

from the Enterprise of June 4th,l
IN Town. Mike McCluskey, of
Phoebe, arrived in this city yester-
day morning i'm the full enjoyment
of an atiiuence of rObustitude.
The cares of life seem to rest light
ly on his shoulders. and he still
laughs as heartily and as frequent
ly as of yore, when he was a resi-