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National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-01-04

Perhaps the most valuable certainly the
most suggestive portion Of the new census
are the population maps, which attempt, and
very successfully, to show where our immi-
grants have settled The South Ia almost a
blank 50 far rs foreign settlers are concerned
the great majority having gone TO the north
ern, eastern and western sections II is, Of
course, easy 10 trace the reasons and causes
for this, So long as slavery existed In the
South the immigrant turned away from Ii, or
rather never thought Of going there, Since
the war the unsettled condition Of the cOun-
try, and the complaints that the Southern
people, whether justly or not, have been
making about oppression, tyranny and poy-
erty, have combined to keep the immigration
currents 10 their old channels. The South Is
at last beginning to understand how much
she has lost and s turning herself to the dis
cusslon Of the question OF how she shall d.
wort IN herself aportiOn Of the sturdy peas
ants who are pouring into the North
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-01-04

The newspapers are Just now full Of eI-
plantations OF one sort or another. Frank
Blair, jr., IL explaining his position and
votes on tho connscatlou bill; Mr.. Spencer
Of Alabama, is making explanations down In
Florida; Carl schurz and Thurman are ex-
planning their respective political situations;
Mr.. Boutwell, is explaining; Charles Sumner
is explaining; the Tribune is endeavoring to
explain Its treason to the party In the late
campaign; and Simon Cameron Is explaining
In Pennsylvania. In fact, there Is no end Of
explanations.
The credit mobilier men are at II; 80 Is
General Butler and Horace Maynard and Mr..
Wheeler, Of New York. We have explana.
tions about fires and murders and shipwreckf
and the Teton Sioux, and a thousand Other
things more or less important and suspicious
It Ia not difficult to guess the meaning OF
IL ALL
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-01-04

The agents for the NATIONAL REPUBLICAN
between now and the 10th OF January. 1873,
will call upon oil indebted to them for pur-
poses Of settlement. It Is as desirable for
them as for those indebted that all accounts
for the past year should be closed up, and
that tho new ones should commence with the
new year. Patrons Of the NATIONAL REPUB-
LICAS are earnestly requested to give this
matter q moments attention, for IL will
greatly conduce to the interests and conve-
nience OF all concerned.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-01-04
p..,pe.. Hour. a, the white House.

Dwis,g tAs rfRteT IN order 10 facilitate business
oop,ing bs,rs hin much possible, TIE Frestdent
fHt, yroa ten 10 trsirs O'Clock each day, er-
eept suadar, receips Ssn.,Ts and Representatives,
ana nom trsire o'cicck until tro eaeh afternoon,
eEeepf Tuesdays aud FSfdaps, phe Cabtnst meetings
bsisg Asd, NJ ,cli pecsire By card. The business
ho,rs " he oees iriR b. from isn O'Clock a. ~ 70
three o'clock D. ~.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-01-04

THE New York Times shows symptoms Of
returning to it, old conservative course and
ideas, and comes to the conclusion that there
are some things the Government cannot do.
Its Illustrations arc nearly all unhappy, and
are not calculated to impress the people with
u very high degree of lls ability to deal with
the question. The fact Is the Times needs an
,lifnr
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-01-04

THE SITUATION In Louisiana would seem
to he becoming rather complicated, and con-
hct Is expected between the two rival factions.
We hardly think that the warmoth men will
I've so foolish As to begirfa struggle In which
they are certain to he defeated, with the ad-
ditional loss, perhaps, Of their not very valu-
able lives,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-01-04

FoR, We BELIEVE, the first time during
General Grants administration the monthly
statement OF the debt shows an increase Of a
million and half instead Of n reduction. II
Il a remarkable fact that there vas decline
instead Of an advance in the gold market In
New York when the statement was received
In that pity
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-01-04

GOVERNOR CALDWELL, Of North Carolina,
promised In his Inauguration speech thai
when he could not 6nd good man In his
own party to on m office he should not hcsl'
tate To take q man from the opposition II he
could fnd him there. This Is correct doe
trine and policy. We only hope that he will
have the courage to stand by 1t. Better an
honest Democrat than II dishonest Rcpub-
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-01-04

THE RECORDS Of the corOner's office Of New
York show that during the past year there
were found dead In one place or another l22
infants; 7O5 accidental deaths; 30 accidental
deaths by shooting and poisoning; 9C9 deaths
from the effects Of heat; 2O6 drowned; l40
suicides; 81 homicldes, and 2 deaths from
abortioni the grand total being l,47l. The
preceding year the number Of deaths from the
same causes was 1905, and In 1870, l,2aO.
The statistics Of infanticide are less In 1872
than in either Of the preceding years, while
The total number Of deaths, criminal and
accidental II greater,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-01-04

The WEEKLY REPUBLICAN Is now ready.
1t contains large amount Of news and inter
esting miscellaneous matter, besides full ac'
count Of the receptions on New Years day.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-01-04

Tur era of reform aud economy In New
York has been lnaugurated by the reduction
of the corporation attorneys salary from
$4,000 TO 5000 per anuum.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-01-04

ERIE having succeeded so well with Jay
Gould, l. now after Vanderbilt, and wants
KIM to return about s5OOO,0oO. The country
will wish Ii the most entire success In its un-
dcrtaking.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-01-04

We would not ADVISE ANY ONE to 20 to
Alaska on the strength Of the gold story in
another column. We remember all about the
canaries and the bananas and Mr.. Stewards
humming birds.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-01-04

THE Tribune editors have come To the CON
clusion that political controversies here
after should he conducted on more Christian
principles than have heretofore prevailed. "
Il Is pity that Mr.. Greeley neglected to
train his young men In these ideas before
he passed away, so that they might, In the
late campaign, have practiced a little of the
Christian charity they are now preaching.
We suspect there are wolves beneath the
Iambsking pf the Tribune
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-01-04

THEScw York Herald has a rumor that
Mr.. Evarts is to be Mr.. Fishs successor In the
Cabinet, but Il lacks confirmation.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-01-04
[oFFIcIAL.l
w,.ursoros BsS.fssssS B g. pss,mS.s ss Z sssTs ,sS

wAsHNoroS, d. q, December IA fsl
Information has been received at this De-
partment from Mr.. G. NJ. ALLEN, the consul Of
the United States at Bermuda, West indies, Of
the loss, on the Goth Of November, at sea, Of
the schooner Arctic, Of Baltimore, Maryland.
No lives lost Per dispatch 2s4, dated De-
cember 20, 1872.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-01-04
FlTRS.
NEW STOCK
LADIES DRESS FURs.

Having completely sold out my stock Of FURs
during ChrintrnAs week, am now prepared 10 Offer
new sssSrinsn. q ne mSst assira6s .tyles made
aAtinfaction In price aud quality,
Ladies' hne BealAkin bacques, all sizes.
bTINEMkTZ, Halter and RuFrier,
lana iQ9J pannaylyanIa aVanra
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-01-04

HohEsTEADs are saorinced eYeIy day, says the
Chicago 1rtbuns, TO hard drink, hat probably for
the nrst time In the history Of ne liquor tranic t
furnishes homestead 10 the family OF one Of ~
victims. This unique Justice has been ObtAined
by q woman Of Iowa, who has recovered q home
stead worth fl, 800 from the dealer who sold her
husband the rum which caused his death.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-01-04


The late Edwin Forest left diam onds to the
value OF tO,On.
Mrs Whlpple, of Portland, WIS, shaVedher
eorhs 100 closely anu uied.
OF the Fifth Avenue theatre.
A gold aDlttoOn was one Of Queen ylctoriaa
recent presents to the king OF Siam.
The Blshop Of LItohned England, has been
ground.
IT,, cou,iox .na aa,on prrnou, .xo IN.
onIy dinlomatlsts now living who we're in the
Congress Of Paris IN lsa6.
weet Mhils er rSute ,Som Nsx nx ns1enns IS ~ sar
ycst q, = i,s,anoa ~, ,s,,ss =, s,ne ~, S,s' ~
money, ''' ~' WV '''
= The trial NJ Mr. vbartor IndIctad far
~ n,,n,.ss, ~; ,s5h III, .,,,s 49,, W nn,,
~ M, U' w"oI ,''' "'' ''"'''e"'e ~ n"hAPoi"
"'N' r"'ai nUnuAy.
rroiess4r ~ % nas oeen 70 Aiassa ~
~ suo,vk'sai 49,. % ~ s"s ,n,p'uy " ~ ~
nnIva1a,e 1Uou' Dn r,r' mas rc'urheu 10 tno
'slsv ~ an nnh Hio'' ,
- Inc report OF George Macdonald being Sc
he preached a. Newark on Sunday last. Hls
heaith Is SUI delicate, however.
- The mortgage Of $4,000 placed on the
estate OF lie Grand Lockwood, at Norwalk,
during his embarrassment after Black Friday,
mas been nearly removed oy MS widow.
Mr.. Cariwell intlmAtes his Intention OF TAX
ing away military rank from the paymastes In
the English army. They will In future he re-
garied as civilians clerks, In fact which they
are.
= Samuel Marsh, who died recently al the
h gssl Nss Tq& sne n
sinb Al thai boteL which NJ the cioss ~ ma gas
numbered niteen' N NN " WV
rhn.ha Cons,os .x,,,aa, ,ha ,.,..,v
nanghfy men FINN hey Iacinra in nas NaSnsS,'
iowa. On "JIoenseJ sin y thongh giris of fweiys
were aiiowed 10 listen N a snasch dsscr,hins
| female immortality.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-01-04

fHL,..-.
N. SATURDAY. JAN
FOR SALE AND RENT.
U,oR sALR.-Two HANDSOME, WELL
II FINISHED, sIx, room BRICK HotsEs, (bpiit
By days WORK Hal, cellar water and gaa Two
;c%:E s.stlT: and .iTssts nSS'S%ssS '
HOUSES, with q splsndld BAR sitschsd. In he
SsSss T6fF E hos md ID SHh THE% %
MING ORDER, and doing GOOD cash DAILY
t.s!er4 kpry on Is tse 'f t5'ei e ;ss Pho %
PR1EroR VIII trade for good real estate. jaist'
EoR RENT-Two PlRLoRs UNFTRNIsHED
md one chamber. at ,Os Sixth street, between D
S.:vs. sAlnS Ssds sslcs M rSgsE ss sTssE
rooms lot aiiS kddrssa boz a. his ohscc jssA
EoR sALE-A BRICK HOUSE on TWELFTH
room: % SaSrs.s :as g. ;,iSs' @ Ss sss',SI s
JSoR sALR-A FINE BRICK DWELLING. ON
j street, between Ninth and Tenth % streets 9n
ioursiorI' double ' hSnse' % rooms 10, aNiie Ad.
INoR sALE-A BRICK HOUSE, ON FoIiR- |
,iory and .ite. ssSt rooms. % s SsI% arss
BoIsL REPunLIcAN office. jasa
UNoR Saba BRICK HOUSE on D STREET
u between sesYnd md Third strrct.; four STORY. |
Ssnisness 6ricf stable; lot SfsIiM Address gpI |
INoR sALE-A BUSINESS PROPERTY, on
tSssy sSssas 4sssseb ,Sd
rooms and stpreroomi lot @ssa Address Lock Boz |
EoR SALSA NEW Two-sroRy BRICK
bounass aaS1'i me Sasd $ sRS ss sSs' s
90 Y. SiIltR G Rssi as.lts RssRe S&e 90 SiatS
E,oR RENT-A Two-sToRY AND FRENCH.
IT roof brick House, No. - Second street north.
scc Scoh oSs .PS .Sy .sS nHs sSS soSP
three minutes walk frgm The 6spitol Rent, 81 psr
S%s Issat @ .irss, t Sofslss.t N'- .ss ia'
EoR BRICK HOUSE,
Il on Q street bftvssn Fourth md fifth streets
S H .sy NJ The Pss RSSss
iSfss 1 sssfs @ ORS Rddrs p TR zSs1i ses
NOR RENT-FuRNTsHRD HOUSE OF ii
II rooms. tyo store rooms. and bath room, saloon.
parlor, LArobe stoves, range. hot and cold water.
ost oeS oassS SVsn I'm n%sds RsE
11fG fs!'SiaSs' Is sa .Ts 1sssSsSA AGR to
F9Er EEST.EpsSIsgk9 y; 9, y. ,sS .S sI0T U;
- Ilh hhseY W. - w. sD' y" W.
jsn4& THos. T. &kddkMAN. SO Seventh st
EoR RENT-No. aa4 NEW JERSEY AVE
hasel sl%er turnhhsaqo f1qog q nWyhinuahms sye''
JAn9a bls beyenth street.
| NOR RENT-A AFINEIY-FURNIsIIED sEC.
Il onaa;.i,G5y aa,y front Ro2M e. PaTlgr and sna Bed
rsason,bs rent ald IN IN mo., eligible locality IN
euIre " 70 ~ lnolehs stenue: 2s-os
T,oR aAIE FRAME UOIfsR OF FoTTR
l III Lt,sh.,, ~, H., -, h,,ssan
SeyeniS and Ftshth streets, lot xrS5 feet Price
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-01-04

The land wires and sea cables have now been
extended 30 as TO cover nearly three-fOurths OF
the circumference Of the globe, We're Q cahle
laid under the Pacific the circuit would be COM
plete. Teegrama can now be sent from Hong
Kong, by way OF India and England, to San Fran
cisco, and II was only this week that q telegram,
leaving Hong Kong Tuesday morning, was 70
ceiYed In New YORK Tuesday night, whence IL
Fra nclsco, had that city been It's destination.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-01-04

~ All communications, whether on business OF
for publication should be addressed 10 wN. J. Nun
TAaH. Proprietor NATIONAL REPuBLioEE, Washing
ton. d. q,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-01-04

THE missing sailor and the faith fuI Eaness have
remained out OF the newspapers q respectable
length Of time. The pair have fully earned q
fresh Introduction, and we take pleasure In pre-
senting Capt. Charles Vincent. He sailed from
Boston for Calcutta In August, istA leaving his
love OF eighteen longing for his return with the
wealth Of Ormus and OF Ind. lie came not; an,
he came not. The years passed slowly by Lo-
rena-twenty-nine OF them-and the other day
came q letter TO the maids mother, dated LIVER
pool, saying: "If she Is alive and unmarried,
will Gomez The meeting was too sweet 10 he
told TO you, vulgar, differentiated reader, who
never were lost IN the Indian ocean, picked up
on = Taft carried to China, whore you amAssed
WeAlth-and you can nnish the story yourself.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-01-04
II o r sA LIE.
AVAILABLE LOT AND ELEGANT RESIDENCE

w q. LYCRTT,
A. :, DO0KBINDEH AND PAPRRRULRR,
NO. lV1 pennsylvania avenue, between Tenth and
Eleventh streets, south side.
Books elegantly or plainly bound, Periodicals and
nenAIADara CAtefullY Attsnded 10.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-01-04

~ holders of the Warrington ana GeorsetoSn
hArqHd Company for the election Of directors will
IIeFsey, avenue aud d street north, on WEDNES-
DAY, the sth Of January IVA The polls will be
win be closed J the nth of December, isla, and
opened January 10, ls7a
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-01-04

" X M O.y A"L.r i--.rivl
wsf, A. POOR q CO., fE-.
REAL RsRi n AMP TNsVRAEDE HRQKERs,
nss sE,ysae y. sXsnss OppO'its wisrds hotel s.ysys
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-08-23
ASSESSMENT NOTICE.

DHENIX SILVER MINING OMiA
NY. Location OF principal Place
Of business, San Francisco. Cal; loch'
tion of works, Eureka, Eureka county,
state of Nevada. uoo,.
NOTICE is hereby given tina at a meet
ing of the Board of Directors held on the
fifth day of August 1873, an assessment
No. l) of twenty-five t25) cents per
share was levied upon the capit adi, stoJx
of the corporation. payable mmedlate!s
in United States gold and silver COM 10
the secretary, at the office of the com
nany room % Hayward's Building. Az
california street, San Francisco, 'alr
ANY stock upon which this assessment
shall remain unpaid on the llth daS d
Santember. 1873, will be deemed delln,
oupnt and advertised for sale at pubic
aamction. and unless payment Is nI"uy
hefore will be sold on the . "a
OF OCTOBER, 1873. to pay tne oeiln
ouent assessment. together WIN cos'S
81 advertising and expenses OF sae'
Rv order of Directors.
JOSEPH MAGUlRE, SecretarS:
ONCE Room 26 Hayward's Buildlng' ~
Ii9 California street. San Francisco Val
aue-td
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-08-23

h. NicLE PERsONAL.-Alf. Chartz,
below. figures in the Per
Papts OF the Chronicle. Somebody
~ 70 Interview him.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-08-23
INTELLIGENCE.
Sampson, the Murderer.

S"AipoOuy WIG III u1uClOI
1t is satisfactory to learn that this
desperate character is again impris-
Pned in the Belmont Jail. Shortly af-
Per his release on bail it was discov-
ered that his bonds had been cleverly
|abstractsd from a drawer in the Coun-
~ Clerks office, preparatory no doubt
70 his lie wing the State. Anew bond
was prepared, but the District Judge
felused to accept it. We gave an &C
count at the time of SIMPSONS cruel
conduct after getting home, i'm herd
Phg his cattle on the hsy-land OF the
WIDOW of his victim. 1t is stated, on
eood authority, that he bOasted OPEN
" he would make Duckwater a big
graveyard. and though little has been
.ald OF the affair, it is a f,ct that re-
Gently mt of his neighbors had a
.not lred at him at dusk while st nd
Phg at his W door fortunately
wnnout effect. 1t is not supposed,
rTwever, that Sampson did this him
si, Out he appears to have accom-
R'iceS ready for any desperate work.
man so dangerous as this murder
~ known to be, should be chained
= me, day and night, to the lawyer.
~ao, by legal books, crooks, and
Ausooies' sets the plainest justice at
eenance and liberates the monster to
IIs.l,v MS passions in shedding the
"oou OF other victims.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-08-23

A CALL.-Mr. Merritt, of san Jose,
in company with our fellow-towns-
man, A. Benedict. paid us a visit last
evening. Mr.. Merritt has just arrived
from California. and comes among us
with the view of locating permanent
ly. He is a school teacher of wide
experience, and is DESTROYS of obtain
irg a position in that line. His family
will join him as soon as he gets prop
erly settled.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-08-23

MISUNDERSTANDING we'll
No" assayer. David Lundbom, has
advertisement under the head
(ain. ;, To-Day" which fully ex-
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-08-23
BOARD.


1000 Valley. is'. bs, ICY. leA $50, ls's, ls'
40 Raymond 4 Ely. SO. COS, 70 bso.
b30, 60 SO, 10.
1865 Eureka. Con, 10. llan,l1h bso, liz So
lis Phoebe, 5. AM.
100 Alps. csc. 75c.
50 Page and Panacea. 75c.
~ American Flag. IN, So.
$50 Huhn L Hunt, Ia.
100 S. Peak, Ia.
100 Condor, Csc.
lis Belmont, Ia.
lis Phoebe West, I.
us Newark, az, ssa. go. So b3o.
81 Chief Of the Hill, l.
so HermeS. SO, al.
Is Rye Pa.ch, I.
80 Monitor Belmont, 2.
80 Hayes, IL.
is Gold Chariot. 25 PAX. 2,h.
?5 Gilmore, 60 Ga b30, 81.
70 Mahogany. SH.
80 Minnesota, 80. 1873, 1877 $50, 1875.
@0 Empire tIdaho), 4h,44.
100 Mammoth, lOc.
100 D. II. Treasurer, Oh, 2.
80 Crown Point. S3&, SO, S2h.
90 Belcher, IS, Ct bio.
80 Kentuck, 7.
30 Ophir, 20, 2oH b3O, 19I, 1917, 1874.
40 Caledonia, II. 50, 1917 So.
Is Savage. $50. 354.
Is Chollag, 35h.
lis Hale 4 Norceass, 22,4, 22h b5.
l5 Overman, !. ~ b3D.
40 Jacket. 46 b5. 45h, IS.
100 Imperial. Az.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-08-23
Arrivals and Departures.
ARRIVAL.

Arrivals.
~ WOODRUFF 4 MINORS LINZ:
Mrs Foster Waller b. Harrub
Jas Pollard CT Merritt
Miss + Bennett ] Miller
louis HesSel Jbhn Antonio
Jasper Catz
Departures.
ny WOODRUFF l. ENNOR'S LINE:
H Murphy Jim Miller
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-08-23

EUREKA COUNTY RECORDS. Two
shifts of copyists, says the RereiHe,
are working night and day TRANSCRIPT
ing that portion of the records which
pertains to Eureka county, and the
work will probably be com pleted and
ready to turn over to the Eureka
County Recorder about the first OF
Octooer. Every book is kept running
night and day, and the work is being
prosecuted as eXpeditiously as posi-
BILE.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-08-23

WATER AGENT.-Major w. w. Nc
Coy gives notice under the head Of
"New To-day" that owing to the i'll
ness of his old agent Jake Echternoch,
Geo. Bliss will Off :iatc as Superintend-
ent and Collector of the Water Works
until further notice. Echternoch is
quite sick, and for time yesterday
fears were entertained for his recov-
cry. He was, however, some better
last night.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-08-23

ihE WATER SUPPLY.-Since the
IOmp!etlon of the new tank we are
ke'i supplied with water in Eureka.
uere are now three tanks, all of
'n'ca are kept constantly filled. The
INV tank is the largest of the lot. It's
E; Excursions are twenty-four by forty
rSat ieet: wi h a depth of five and a
'''aeet. Its capacity is so, 900 gallons.
hat, competent mathematician esti-
I INs mat with all of the hydrants
kr"Slng at one and the same time it
au u.u require eighteen hours to OK
a Il1St .ne supply in the tanks. This
v atan of course, includes
s'er flowing into the tanks in the
ILL.,, mean time. Eureka is GER
i ,ahly fortunate in being so we'll pro-
icCo ior IN this respect, and Major
e. hay Is deserving Of the thanks of
" i entire community for his liberal
III The premises.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-08-23

TO-NIGHT'S PERFORMANCE. - The
Eureka Minstrel Company are out
with a full bill and entirely new pro-
gramme for tonight. Additional ar
engagements have been made, and
new attractions will be added, max
ing the entertainment for t~hisevening
most enjoyable. Ducrow and Bran
a will occupy the end seats in the
opening chorus, which insures IA live
~ comic in that part of the show.
The whole company have made extra
preparations for their second exhibit
ton, and the manager has reduced
the price of reserved seats to one dol
lar. They can be secured at the hall
to-day, between ten in the morning
and five in the afternoon. Tie music
will be retained, and all those who
desire can remain and indulge in a
social dance when the minstrelsy is
over.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-08-23
srOCK REPORT.
SAN FRANCISCO, August %.
MORNING BOARD:

MORNING BOARD:
an onhir, q, 22s, 2lA. 2lh. 21k $50. 2l4.
an Could & Curry. 81. sh.
~, ~ Rest & Belcher. 4.
a5k, 80, 36h, 36A b3O. 3Sh, 30 BIO.
,m chollar, Sc. 36a, 81 b3O. 81. 36a,
~ ~ HALE & NOrcoSs, ", 2b, 22sA, 221s So.
~ =. CrownP Point. SO, 50. S3h, 81.
~ Jacket, 4S, Az, a., 46H, 46 DO.
~ ~ Fmpire Mill, SIS. 81. 81.
o. q Kentuck. 7..7.
* Relcher, 66, e5h., IS. 6Sh b3o, IS. 81. IS,
% Alpha, 20.
"a Confidence, q.
40 Con. Virginia, w.
10 {. Nevada, Sd.
30 Daney, l.
10 Exchequer. T..
g Seq. Belcher, 81, 3ON.
~; Overman, 7h,7.
S5 Justice, 5A. SIS.
s ss SCaleionia, II, 1874. II b3o. l6h $50,
!" IL. BIO, l6ss b3o, 1853 $40. l6a.
40 Knickerbocker. %. 2. 2H.
S1 Arizona & Titan, Ia.
20 baltimore, ~, ~ bSO.
NS. Hill. IAN.
50 Rock Island, SOC.
20 American Flat, AZ.
$50 Union Con-, 1oc.
go Tyler. 35c.
50 New York Con-, 62&.
100 s. Overman. lOc, loo.
II Woodville, Ia.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-08-23

kooNsoLIDATED DIVIDEND. - Mr..
esue'ier' of Paxton & Co.'s bank, in
.u's US that the Eureka Consolidated
IN l!Psanny did declare a dividend Of
N' 'IT.t,ar per share, aggregating $50
fica ~ was PAYABLE at the company's
A'e on the Goth instant.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-08-23

Nj. E, CHURCH APpoINTMESTs.-At
Inc late Nevada Conference of the NJ.
4. Church, the following appoint
ments were made; Carson District
w. Minis, Presiding Elder. Carson
City, A. N. Fisher; Virginia, George
w. Fitch; Gold Hill, George len
nings; Reno. A. j. Wells; Genoa, G..
-; Hlnkle; Owens River, to be sun
piled by NJ. w. Pratt and E. II. Orne:
Valley, w. &. Gray and j. ii. Pendle.
ton; American and Indian Valleys,
W. J, White; Big Valley, Leander
case; Surprise Valley, s. Ewing;
Honey Lake, F.. w. Willis. Austin
DISTRICT. ID. Hammond, Presiding
Elder: Austin, J. ID. Hammond: Ell,
reka, r. c: Arnold; White Pine, To be
supplied; Unionville, A. p. White;
humboldt, I. s. Uren; Reese River,
Thomas BARLEY; Belmont, to be SUP.
Piled; Phoebe, to be supplied.