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TROSADA LIS !-Harrison Jones

M ROSAD 4 S!-Harrison Jones,
writing from Williamsburg, Va, says:
was afflicted with an invcteratc letter on my face
and neck before and during the late war, aud even
up to about two months ago. received the treat
mcnt of every physician in the ncighborhood Of my
home in Pennsylvania. and Of the surgeons In the
army. but with no success. Every different mcdl-
cine tried failed to relieve me- suffered Intense
ly. Ny whole face became one perfect scao' ana
was hteous to behold. Tho ROSADALiS was re-
commenced to me by friend. and commenced the
use of f. and to-day lin less than two moDths) my
flesh Is rs fair and free from disease asif had never
been at all afflicted. Ionly used tco bottles Of Rosa
dnlis, but ,could not to-day exchange the benefit de-
Tired from them for $4,000. NH l-deod2w
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MT DELAYS ARE DANGEROUS
That poor. elnacatcI cnnsumptivc, who IS now be-
yond all hope Of recovery, might now bc hae'ahd
hearty had he not neglected that slight cough. DC
advised If you have cough or cold Get at once Il
hottie Of DIR. TUFTS EXPECTORANT, and you
will soon be relieved. Do not PIT IL Of
EDGEr1ELD COURTHOUSE, = c.. January 10, 1870
DR.. ". H. Tut: Dear Sir.-I have been confined
to my bed with q bad cold, and have found your
Expcctorant to bc an excellent remedy. 1t is the
best ever used.
Yours, very respectfully,
6. L. PENN.
DIR. TUFTS HAIR DYE acts Instantly.
NH S-dcodlwSw
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Sneaker BLAINE got his ten thousand "n'-
I,rs pcr annum, after all. The conference
committees of the two houses gave 1t to nm
at rho latest moment.
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GAND !! SANE! SAND Prime lot, from
~ up the river, for tuildiog aud .stuccoing pn, :
tax BAY; for sale by
WILLIAM r. FORD.
I nh Is-8ts 5 7sss;r.5 No; 300 Basin bank.
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M TABLE-CLOTHS, from two to five
yards long, In all qualities;
PINK, GREEN, BUFF, and TURkEi-kED la
BLE-COVERS, all Sizes
BUFF, DRAB, PINK, GREEN. TUNE -hho'
BROWN, and BLEACHED NAPKINS;
T,PLE-DANAsK of every description at great
bargains;
TOWELS from sl.25 to 81 per dozen;
Eytr, wide HUCKABACK TOWELLlNG at sc.
worth 35c. Per yaru at
LEVY BROTHERS.
Look ut our BLACK and COLORED SILKS.
NH lo
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Srnlse
CLOTHS, CAssIMEAEs. AND yEsTfycs
have now received my supply Of this .easor..
goods, comprising all The nenest tl5rics and ,,y,
OF the season, embracing the
FRENCH WoOLLEN DIAGOy,Ls
FRENCH WOoLLEN BLOCK FIGURES.
ENGLISH and SCOTCH CHEvIoTs,
FRENCH FANCY CAssIAEREs for mont.
BLACK and CoLoRED CLOTHS,
making one Of the choicest assortment, n ,o,,..
from that can be put upon exhibition anywhere
Having IN excellent cutter, will make Tho ,,,-.
goods to MEASURE when preferred IN The r,,s,,
cut and workmanlike manner.
ALL GARMENTS MADE IN THE CITY.
FIT GUARANTEED OR no SALE.
Call and examine al
WILLIAM IRA SMITHS. Ast,
1109 Main stree.
Sign BIG FLAG. NH Il-cod3,
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DACKlNG, CURING, AND SMOKING
L ESTABLISHMENT.
OFFICE OF V. HECHLER, JR., & BROTHERS,
GENERAL PROVISION DEALERS,
Nos. IS AND 20 FIRST MARKET,
RICHMOND, Va, EEBEUARY 2.ll, 1873

$4,000 pounds SUGAR-CCHED HAMS.
4oCCo pounds SUGAR-CURED BREASTS,
10000 pounds SU;;AR-CURED SHOULDERS,
1909 pounds sUGAR-CUEED JOLES.
This Bacon Is ill OF own curing, ail,l wc war
ran. very piece to be good. or no sale. This lot Is
no Baltimore or Western meat.
Also, go tierces OF WESTERN SCGAR-CURED
HAMS-smali size.
AS the JOLE season Is coming on, we have lot of
the very In the city-al from this winter
Strengthening, all susar-cured and No. l.
WILLIAM \. GRILLS. for the last twelve years
with \. G. Robertson, livestock broker. Is now
connected with tue above In fe 2a-lm
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CT. PATRICK'S DAY CELEBRATION.
- The Irish citizens and those Of Irish descent,
AMI all Others who wish to unite In the celebration
OF the dlv, will assemble promptly at the following
places NJ O'Clock on The III Irnlng 81 that day-ViZ
Ancient Orticr of Iiiherhians, OH Ninth street be-
tween BOardard MarSli1ll.
liibernan Society, on enth street between Broad
The boys, on Eleventh street between Broad and
Marshall.
Tic Catholic Total Ah-tincnce Society. on Tenth
street bctwcca iirold and Capitol.
The German Societies, OIL Broad street. the right
resting on Eleventh street
The Catholic Rrnei:c;il Society, on Broad street,
the right resting on Tenth str. et
The line will BE- formed as fol!ows-Broad street
Nucicnt Order OF lIihernlans-P. Kelly, Presi-
dent.
Iiibernlan Society-P. T. Moore, President.
The Bows. In charge of Sir. ID. Columbus.
The Catholic Total Absdacnce society-Jamcs
st. Joserh's Society-B. watkemp, President.
ST. I,enediCtus Society,". schwartz, PreSiuei I.
ST. 81 n!iacius Soclety-J. Stukenhurg, IRE ,ldent.
The Catholic Beneficial socirty-F. j. Reilly
~ LINE OF MARCH.
U'p Broad to Sixth street, down Sixth TO Grace,
down Grace to 81. Peters Cathedral, where services
will he held aud discourse delivered by the Right
Alter services the ne will be formed as above IT.
dicaed, the right resting Oh .,lnth street. and the
!'road, down Broad TO Twenty-iifth. down Twenty
9TH 10 iialu. Mp Main to First. up First to Marshall,
down Marshall to Fifth. up Filth 10 Grace, down
Grace 10 the Executive Ml:.sl"n, where the process
sion will pass in rvicw before bis f.NCel.cncy Gov
srnCr Walker an! thence 10 Ero9d street, where the
procession will he retrieved by his uonor tile Mayor
before being dismissed.
The assistant nArslals will appear promptly ut 8
O'Clock y. NJ at The ti'y iinil; 1,,, rSc1,su
NH 13-Th&S2t Chief Marshal
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CHESAPEAKE AND . Ii y RS r,S.
" ROaD.-0n and after September gig" :. Ey!.
SENGEE TRAINS viii leave kitai'"o
lows: -, s.pl,ay) IL!
the White Sulphur Springs. connecting WWslsa.,ss
vile With the Grange, AeSandri, ., ~ thaaTE
train for Washington anu Nofsn' a'"
AIS 7. M.-ACcoaiMoDATIoN TRAN \, =, r. +. 8.
Sunday for Gora,nssiile, arritins t,h lie nIGL!
This iraiu connects at GorionsSilie Ss, nssss ri
trains on The. Orange, Alexapdiia ana Mn s,TnIS
rosd for i.YSCHBURGa and NAsIis.S>"1 20 all popr
Through uckets, al Tow rates $50 :" "
Northwest aud Southwest .,u.xyssto~h
sseerage tickets from h'sreno', : gcrer.L.rs..,
Amsterdam, Antwerp, i.fnsii1 -. 10 Il pees
ON tts rea can 81 soasft 81 tho GFf fSsreash a.!
Agent al RichiGond. OF $50 u go ="
station agent ON the sSSt.s :, AZ ,hr coz
Further Information pay DC eosAihe1
pany ? olH II. pzRaY General sspstt aseu;.
JAMES L. NSruEalA AND, Genera aS'-
Yl
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MT BREEDEN & FOX are now receiving
n very large and extensive assortment of
SPRING DRY GOODS.
They beg leave, Also to announce that 1t is their In
tention to offer larger and more varied stock than
they have done In the past and they solicit the spc"
cIal attention OF buyers. BREEDES & FOX,
NH 1l-6teod 4Ol Broad street,
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PIANOS. ORGANS. &c.
LUMBER DEALERS.

HAa Dk.1A DHBLaNAA4kk-Ss
900 ONO 7 FEET Ell $ Z sx AS0 t26sl; %
rior gu lily: i09, 900 feet seasoned I4 Canada Syea-
more, superior quality; also, large stock White
Pine. Poplar, Walnut, Cherry, Maple, Ash, iiiek-
I.mmher together with large stock of Glazed " In
dows Blinds and Doors cheaper than anywhere else
In the city. TRUMAN A. PARKED { CO,
dealers In Lumber, Glazed Windows,
Doors aud Blinds,
Csna and Byrd streets from Fifth 10 sixth.
IN ll-3m
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sI0THING.
pUBBEE cLorurSG

And UMBRELLAS
Just received from the factories large stoc, ;.
RUBBER CLOTHING AND UMBRELLAS
AL In want Of above articles will do gel by y,v,
me call as win sell the same at low prices.
JULIUS ERAXER the C1o.s,sr
Re 10 uS1h 1917 Main s.roet
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EIF ATCH E LOR'S HAIR DYE
This splendid HAIR DYE Is TIE best in the wnrl"
The only true and perfect dye. Harmless, reliable.
aud instantaneous; 10 disappointment; no ri1icu-
luus tints or unpleasant odor. Remedies the III
effects Of bad dyes and washes. Produces imnc-
dately superb black or natural brown. and leaves
the hair clean, soft, and beautiful. The genuine
sI2ncu ". A. BACHELOR. Sold by all druggists
CHARLES DATCIlELOn,
So 3o-cod Proprietor, New York.
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RlCu;iUSD AND YORK EirEH Raj: ""hr q"
RiCHSioSp, Jarusrr :..',9' '
RICHMOND AND PerERsBUHG GAiLG"N .'"i
RICHMOND, VA. December III ~"

RICHMOND AND PErERsBUEG i!AiL&,.N .""i
RICHMOND, VA. December ~ ",
I'm AND AFTER WkDIEsDAl, III III
~ CEiBER 18th, the TRAINS Oh tbs 'o'' ''
The MAIL TRAINS leave R,chnond a. \ !.
and ?:2o +. NJ, and leave Petersburg Il I'''"
and sos +. VI. h Il.
FREIGHT TRAINS, with psssrnS..r. cT = u , NJ
tached, leave RichuiuEd at : \. u ana !: 'A''
leave Petersburg 1t $50 A. ii. and ~ " -, ~y,
The SUNDAY EXCURSION TEAiH .m,r"tr!,
Richmond aud Petersburg at \. 3!' ,e i,,.,.gi
leave Richmond and Petersburg al ~! / U.s. '''
of O'Clock, rs heretofore. .,,,,,nl 30
The \. NJ. TRAIN viii no, lesSS t 81 I'D -
Sundays, and The s:os L. Y. MAIL Ikhi,n .r,.r.
A. NJ FIsEIGHT TRAIN Will not leave
on SUNDAYS. .s,P. y.
passengers for Norfolk will tIke re Iii ,a.
DAILY TRAIN, and those from NorigIts, ~, *
nee, at Petersburg with the ll2a a. ". ~ ;.to
Passengers from Clover litll Will take aAS T.L,,,
M. TRAIN on Mondays, Wednesdays au' ,a %srs Il
and returning leave Richmond on 'Ae S'''' 49,
go 2. NJ. ID
The MAIL TRAINS viii stop only At Ihe''F' o.
Manchester. p,,srSls:rs
The 4. II. TRAIN Will connect al fffs'',J I'd
with the Atanttc, Mississis pi aud uii' IL"
PuLi.MsS:S PALACE sLEEPlSG-cMAEhi , sa
be attached fo the THROUGH TRAIN IL
running through TO Wilmington. uySNf.
-. Pre,iietE--
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IL BLACK SILKS,
BLACK SILKS,
BLACK SILKS,
COLORED SILKS.
COLOREB SILKS,
COLUnED SILKS,
nj LEVY BROTHERS,
NH L. 1917 anil 1919 Main street, Richmond, Va
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WINTER CLoTHlNG-Consistlng Of
w OVER GARMENTS,
BUSINESS SUITS,
FANCY CASHMERE PANTS.
UNpERSLlRTs and DRAWERS,
together with
DRESS CLOTHING,
DRESS SHIRTS.
and everything pertaining 10 GENTLEMAN
WARDROBE, can always be found 1T III" Old.csil..
lished houc Of WM. IRA SMITH, Acl.,
1lG3 Main street.
Sign ZIG FLAG. feb
TAKE NOTICE.
Before removing TO my new store, No. 1869 Nl!a
street, next door TO the Planters National Daus
will sell my remaining stock Of
CLOTHING
AND GENTLEMES'S FUREISHiSGS
AT COST.
HATS and CAPS regardless Of cost.
Call ami see for yourselves, aud be convinced. q,
the old established clearinghouse Of
NJ. ". ROSE. No. 32- Brnadstrec;,
10 corner Fourth sreci.
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SpECrAL NOTICES.
MaTZOES!!
MATzOES /!
MATZoEsll
MATZOES:!

MATZOES:!!
All nersous wishing to be served with MATZoEs
win send In their orders ut once to mo at 7O'
Main street. or to ]. GREENTREE, 125 Seven
tenth street. to be delivered between lst and 10Th
OF April.
NH IL 4. ~ ohio"''
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MILITARY NOTICES.

60. COMPANY, ATTENTION.--E
" Assemble at Old Market Hall THIS p
Thursday EVENING" at 3 o'clock S promptly'W
armed and equipped. for drill and business.
~ 'i"e' % Il. j. BROWN.
NH 1a-,ts Orderly Sergeant.
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PURELY VEGETABLE LIVER MEDICINE
has proved TO be tho
GREAT UNFAILING SPECIFIC
for Liver Complaint and Its painful offsprlngs-DYS-
PERSIA, CONSTIPATION, JAUSDIcE, BILIOUS AT
TAcKs. SICK HEADACHE, COLO, DEPRESSION OF
SPIRITS, SOUR STOMACH, HEARTBURN, CIuLLS
AND FEVER, &C., &c.
After years of careful experiments to meet great
and urgent demand We now produce from our orr
ginal G ENUISE POWDERS
THE PREPARED,
a liquid form of SIAf3lOSS'S LIVER REGULA-
TOR, containing NIL It's wonderful and valuable pro-
perties, and offer II In
ONE-DOLLAR BOTTLES.
The Powders (prlce US bcfore), 81 per package.
Sent by mail, sl.o4.
CAUTION!
Buy no Powders. or PREPARED SIMMOSS'S
LIVER REGULATOR, unless IN our engraved
wrapper with trademark, stamp, and signature un-
broken. None other Is genuine.
j. II. 2EILIN & Co,
Macon, Ca, and Philadelphia.
SOLD by ALL DRUGGISTS. 10 2T-tAp:2
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-11-12
The Four-Milers.

Thad. Stevens, True Blue. Joe Dan
iels and Hubbard, are probably the
only horses that will contend for the
$4,000 purse next Saturday. All are
said to be in excellent condition.
though it is very doubtful whether
the $50 time made az Oakland a short
time since by Thad. stevens will lie
equaled i'll the Forthcoming \
reporter of the Ci'0ajcle visited the
Ocean View Course the other day,
where the Eastern horses are in train
ing, and here is what he has to say
about them:
Three of the horses in the coming
race were put through some sharp
work while this reporter was present.
Joe Daniels and Hubbard were the
first to put i'll an a'pearan' at aNout
5 o'clock. These horses seem to he in
excellent condition. After a little
preliminary galloping they were
brushed through the stretches at Il
toierablv fast gait, and were much adj
mired for their style and way of Str.d-
ing. The owner of old Ihad. stevens,
as he is Familiarity called, WAS watch
inc the exercising with much interest
i'm the mean time. Here comes True
Blue avs of the party, and all
eyes were turned toward this eastern
celebrity, as he came ont for his
morning gallOp in company with his
stable companion, Nneativ. True
Blue is a tine-loeking animal, and rs
he was put through his work various
5000 - -
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-11-12
Senator Stewart SUSPENDED.

A oorraSrordar+ Of IN. %or, TorI-
- LIN
o"t 'e4!s IL concerning ell
atOr Stewart Of this State. We haven't
much nifty to wasta over him II
-
"""'u &c NeCtlH@ WIN ms etethdI
fitness OF things II he should go up
the tlume with the rest of the hmm
t,,rs of tho rroso,+ 5or W. .,a
o"7eo' I Peso"V LAY. we Quo'e
from the correspondents.
Shoddv is coming to grief sooner
than anticipated. Senator Stewart. Of
Nevada. who sold under the auspi-
cies and with the complicitv of the
American Minister in London, the
Emma mine. and who has been
building a palace which resembles
one of Helmhold's quack advertise
ments in brick and mortar. has fol-
lowed the fashion. He has tempo
rarilv suspended. That is to say he
has not met the payments due TO his
builder. II is the town talk. after
1''m,~ ~ ..rnS having been offered
O. Il. .~... discount. not very far
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-11-12
EASTERN DISPATCHED,
By Overland Telegraph.
SPECIAL TO THE DAILY SENTINEL
NEW YORK.


~
M" lokA' nov. II.
Inc employing Il working tailorS
nave agreed upon a five per cent.
REDUCTION OF wages; old pllces to be
restored as trade~r tViVe>.
me loss OF the I>inaila is fully
crtulted at III" snip News Exchange.
She sailed tor the Mediterranean on
tle 29ih OF Neptem' er, with q heavy
load OF freight, hut no lasSen .trs.
Inc last seen OF her was on he 2d ult..
When she was stopped OH the coast
OF Nova Scotia 10y ii sailing vessel,
snort 9I provisions.
\ Washington correspondent has
had az lhttrNleW with Secretary Fish
regarding me sh"ntlng OF the pasSrn-
gers OF the NlrglnluS, and tue Score.
tafS >alu II WAS a coId-hlp0dcd mur-
ger. ana no one prctenNN to apologize
lnf II hut me CUhauS themselves, vino
are misguided. 80 one denies THAI
Ryan ana MS coHtffJeS were in the
coihinlSslOu al the CubanS. If an
American y willing L. enter into the
service of foreign powers, ne does it
al ms oWn risk. and has nc right. at
every turn which proves lnimical to
ms own interests or life, to ask the
l~HterNeniion OF the Government he
mas voluntarily left to hattle for an
utn+f power. IL would been
hlUch more credItaDie to the Cuban
authorities to have Kept their officers
at holne DONG service where it would
nave Derh valuable. Inc Secretary
added ma ne sNmpAthiZed with Cuba,
Il c4Q'a MOI render an IN any man
herWHlch VIII conflict with the comfy
OF NATIONS ufiner' he wanted bet
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-11-12
An important Case.

\ Washington dispatch published
herewith informs Us that a very inn
portant case occupied the attention of
the Supreme Court OF the United
States yesterday. The title Of the
cause is Perristou vs.. the Union Pa
ctc Railroad Company. Mr.. Per
ristou is the Treasurer of LIN
coin county, Nebraska, and the
suit is TO enforce the payment
Of certain taxes assessed against
the railroad company for State and
county purposes. The railroad com
panv interpose the plea that the road
cannot be legally taxed by the several
States and Territories through which
it passes. The question is u of vital
importance to this State; for, should
the Supreme Court sustain the view
of the railroad company, the effect
would be very disastrous to our
revenue. No matter how many
harsh things may justly ia said
against the Central Pacific Rtilroad'
it is a fact that the road contributes
very handsomely toward the support
of the commonwealth, and more eS-
peciallv toward the maintenance of
the county governments along its
course. But for the railroad Elko
and humboldt counties would to-day
be bankrupt. 1t is therefore easily
seer that a decision by the supreme
Court of the United States, to the ef-
feet hal the roads are not properly
taxable by the several States, would
cut a very important figure in the
matter of the revenue OF Nevada.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-11-12
BRITISH COLUMBIA.

NICTORIA, NOV. IT.
Steamship California arrived here
at Is y. m. from Sitka and way ports.
She confirms the news of the recent
discovery of rich gold fields in the
Cas>iar country. She brought down
twelve miners and $4,000 in dust.
The excitement is intense. One party
took out Sl97 III eight hours rocking.
The parties who came down on the
California intend returning early i'll
the Spring. The miners wintering ON
Stickeen river have bought all the
provisions. so that a large supply will
be required in the Spring.
The weather here tor the last four
days has been a succession OF heavy
storms.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-11-12

WoMEN's RIGHTS. = The telegraph
gives a a feature of the recent cleo
ton in Illinois, the success Of eleven
female aspirants to the position Of
County Superintendent of Public
Schools. Women were candidates for
the office Of Superintendent Schools
on II or the other of the tickets in
twenty-niae counties in the State, and
i'll three counties the candidates on
both tickets belonged to the gentle
sex. Our only astonishment is that
but eleven of the twenty-nine coun-
ties should have elected ladies to the
office in question. The result does
not speak we'll for the gallantry of the
lords Of the Sucker State.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-11-12

In Eureka. Nov. llth, 1873, Charles W.
Booth. aged 81 years.
The funeral will take place at 10
O'Clock tomorrow morning from Masonic
Hall, urdei the u.picies of the Masonic
Fraternity. Friends and acquaintance
are invited to attend.l
In Virginia City, Nov. 3, Sarah. daugh.
ter of Patrick and Mary Thornton, aged
l year and Is days.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-11-12
LOUISIANA.
NEW ORLEANS, Nov. II.

NIW ORLEANS, IT.
There was an enthusiastic Cuban
meeting Yesterday. Surveyor POnt
and other prominent Federal officials
participating. Resolutions were adopt
ed cOudcmnin- e barbaritv of the
SpauiIrd>, and calling on the Federal
Government to recognize the Cul'anS
as h~clligerents. and requiring indem-
litv and apology for recent OutrareS
on American Cli2ppS
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-11-12

BUFFALO HUNTING is at the tip-top
notch of excitement, and droves of
these animals are being slaughtered
daily, chiefly for their skins, although
small quantity of the meat is sold
at three and four cents a pound. The
plains are covered with thousands of
them, and the Greeley TriJune saws
400 were He'd by a party from that
place in a single hunt lately. Pro-
tests against such butchery are Of no
avail as long as the law provides no
punishment.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-11-12
ILLINOIS.
CHICAGO, Nov. II.

WV -
The TrjJtme'S Philadelphia CORE
Spondent telegraphS: Col. Thomas
Scott informed me this afternoon that
no more bills of the Texas and Pacific
Construction Company will be allow
td to 90 To protest, and that john
" elch will arrange an extension with
the holGerS.' Col. Scott saws the fail
ure of the Company is mainly attrib-
ulabletothe present scarcity ct money
IN Europe and at home, and their
consequent inability to dispose of
their bonds and thus meet their obli-
cations. He is of the opinion that
their difficulties will shortly he set
tied 10 the satisfaction of all con
cerued.
a New York special SAYS public in
terest has been reaWakened II the Pa
c'tic Mail litigation hv the publira-
ton of the papers in the case. Elk.
Pr Sident Allen Is. Stcckwell has
made thorough counsel and answer
to the complaint Of Aaron Freeman.
OF Schenectady. 1t is a genera de-
MA Of all the charges OF fraud or
malieasance i'll office made against
him.
One OF the features Of the recent
election for county officers i'm this
State was that in 20 counties women
were cilldldateS on One or the other
tickets Tor County Superintendent of
schools, and in three Of these coun-
ties the candidates on both tickets
were women. In % counties IL fe-
male asplrants We're elected.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-11-12

KEY WEST, Nov. II

\ letter from Havana, Nov. ), gives
ile following account of the ecu
3on Otlhr Nirginiu> prisoners at san
tIago de Cuba: Four prisoners were
shot in the place made famous 10y pre-
N'iauS executions and III the usual
manner, kneeling close to the Slaugh-
ler-hOu>e wall. They all marched to
the spot with irmne>s. Bamtetta and
Ryan showed marked courage. al
though the former was slightly %ai1lict-
ed. towards the last the two others
quite broke down before they were
bandaged, but the rest. up to the last.
never tlimched a moment. and died
without iear or regret. Banbetta and
Ryan were killed at the first dis
charge.
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FUNERAL notice.

THE MEMBERS OFEUREKALODGE.
! no., Ii, !. & y. NJ, will convene at
their hall on Friday morning, Nov Is. at
10 O'Clock, to attend The funeral of their
late brother, CHARLES W. TOOTH.
Visiting brethren. in good standing. are
invited 10 be present. BY order Of
lAN. +. BAILEY, w. NJ.
y, BENEDICT, Secretary. nIl.ot
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DISTRICT OF
WASHINGTON, Nv.

The Supreme Court of the United
States is To dav engaged in hearing
the case ofthe Union Pacific Railroad
Company vs.. Perriston, Treasurer of
Lincoln county. Nebraska, involving
the questions whether the property Of
the road j. liable to- he taxed 10y the
States through which the road passes.
and whether it is comretcnt for a
county to tax for an unorganized
Territory adjacent under the law OF
the State.
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