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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-07-22
LATEST NEWS,

"A fire on Monday in the foundry Of
the Industrial Works, owned by Bennett
y Son, in Philadelphia, caused a heavy
loss, but which was fully insured.
Giovanni 6lion, m Italian Padrou,
has been held in 81 700 bail at New Ha-
ven, in each Of four complaints, charging
him with holding in serVitnde four boys,
whom be sends out daily as street musi-
clans and bootblacks.
Secretary Robson and Attorney
General Williams arc the only members
OF the Cabinet who are now in Washing
ton. .r,
The State Department has decided
after careful view Of the proceedings be.
fore the United States Commissioner at
New York not TO issue warrant for the
exradition in the case OF Carl Vogt, the
alleged Belgium murderer. This will give
Vogt his liberty.
Professor Mac charged with commit.
ting murderous ASSAULT on DR.. Winslow
st Boston Saturday, was held in default
OF SEQ, 900 bail.
Gov. Brown, OF Tennessee, has COM
muted the sentence Of Sturgeon, sentenced
to death for the murder of John ]. Muir.
ply, to imprisonment for Ito at hard
labor.
John Jayne, who murdered Jos. Les.
ter in Dyer county, Tennessee, on the eth
OF June md escaped, was captured last
week.
1t IS stated that the Eric Railroad
Company proposes to build trunk line
from Port Jervis 10 New York, thus short
eniDg the distance twcnty.eight miles and
the time Of travel sGventy.tlve minutes.
1t Is proposed 70 use the new route for
through freight, passengers, and freight
coal.
Monday afternoon passenger train
on the Bristol Conn railroad ran into d
herd Of cattle, near Bristol, and tho en-
gine and two cars were thrown from the
track. The engineer, Rufus Shippe, was
killed, none OF the passengers injured.
The receiver Of the FIRST National
Bank Of New Orleans has arrived IN
Washington, and reports to the Comp
trOlle: OF the Currency that he has re-
ceivCd intelligence from his solicitors in
Liverpool that the House OF Lords has re.
Gently decided the last Of series OF chan.
Gerry gases in his favor, thus securing
some $4,000 or more to the fund for the
general creditors OF the bank
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Robert W. Sutton, supposed to be |,
resident Of Addison, N, Y, was arrested
Sunday, near Columbus, In an insane con- @
dition and very wild. He had on his per
son a government license tossell cigars
with B6rnum'H show. 81
--In Greenville, Floyd county, Ind, on
Saturday last, Il Is reported, two men
ESmsd BuckheiRht and Miller quSrTeled
ISIch regulted m Buekheight striking
Miller IN the head with q Bldng'sh6t, frac
turing his skull, probably fatally.
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CHOLERA.
THREE DEATHS At cTNcINNAT1.

THREE DEATHS AT CINCINNATI.
CINCINNATI, July 2l.-TLree deaths
from cholera were reported today.
TIE DISEASE IN N. Z. MISSOURI.
ST. Louis, July 21.-A dispatch from
the little town Of Louisiana, in the north
eastern part oil Missouri, says eight deaths
from cholera occurred there between
eight and twelve o'clock last night. GreaI
excitement prevails and hundreds of the
citizens are preparing to leave the place
The disease is also said TO prevail at Troy
Hannibal and other places in that part ol
the State.
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OUR readers generally remember the
robbery Of the Saratoga National Bank,
nj Walertown, New York. Among much
ol property taken were number Of
bonds in boxes LETT with the bank for saie
keeping The owner Of one lot OF bonds
thus lost has brought suit against the bank
for the recovery oil their value. In this
particular suit the complainant alleges
that about six years since, desiring to have
credit with the bank, 10 be able TO pro.
cure the discount OF notes without pro-
curing the Endorsement Of third parties,
and 10 overdraw to limited extent his
amount Of deposit, he deposited as collat'
rral security with said bank three thou
sand dollars In $50 bonds; that defendant
received the same, agreeing TO return
them to plaintiff on demand, provided
TINT defendant at such time had no claim
against plaintiff by reason Of said credit
dIsconnting or Overdrawing; that de-
lcndant nPgligently and Carelessly kept
said bonds and dill not return them 10
plaintiff when duly ordered so to do; that
plaintiff is not in any way indebted to
said bank. These allegations the bank
denies, and declares that said bonds
were not deposited cOllHterally, but were
left with deiendantG caahtcr for sale
keeping at plrintid7s risk; that they were
stolen from the sank vault with Others in
October, 1872, and that plaintiff never
drew checks upon said bank otherwise
than upou lunds specifically deposited for
that purpose. The decision in this case
will be anxiously awaited, as many ol tho
losers by said robbery it is expected will
bring actions against that and other banks
similarly liable should plaintiff recover,
This question OF liability on the part Of
banks losing deposited boxes of vaIuables
Is ono ol growing importance, and public
sympathy with the banks who arc thus
involved is steadily lesseningas Ae neces.
sity Tor their receiving such boxes in the
absence of any provision for their safe
keeping lessons. Safe repositories are
being established all about US, and their
protection can be commanded at very
low charges. Formerly the banks were
supposed to be the safest and almost only
dcppsitories op Valuables, and boxes be.
,ng accepted without consideration or
charge, it seemed a lituo illibGral, If not
unjust, to hold the banks responsible for
losses. 1t is different now, and the un.
protected banks. or, rather, the banks not
specially guarded, ore as wise in refusing
all such boxes as the owners are in seek.
log places specially protected and sup
poscd TO DO entirely SaIc places of keep
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A CORRESPONDENT Of the Journal Of
Commerce, in the face Of the fact that the
German Government has bought ten mil
lions Of U. 8. 8 2Os, asks, II the American
Government should fail in the payment Of
the interest could not the Germans iorce
The United States into bankruptcy. The
Journal replies, improbable rs such a
contingency may be, that ii for any reason
they should stop paying interest, the only
"rorce" tue Germans could apply would
he the warlike armament they used
against France. There is no Bankrupt
Court into which u nation can be brought
aud its assets administered upon. II our
government should stop paying interest
the holder Of our bonds, whether a gov
crnment or private individual, would have
to 20 without il until we chose TO resume.
There is, however, no sort of probability
that the United States will make any such
default. Tho American people are earn.
lug large sum annually by active indus
tries, and are not likely 10 be unable 10
meet tho interest on their indebtedness.
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A PhiIndeIphian to Row n Boat TO
New Orleans via the Ohio River.

PHILADELPHIA, July 2l.-Joseph G.
Cloud started hence this evening to row
to New Orleans for q wager OF 5000,
the conditions being that he will not
sleep on shore till he reaches the latter
place. The boat. will be carried over the
mountains and put IN the Ohio river.
The boat weighs sixty pounds.
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Weather Report.
WAR DXPARFHEIT,
OYTIOH OF FHR UHuy SIgHAL OPFICin,
WABHugToN, D. G., July 2l.-s.O9 r. ".
PRoRARnTTTRg

PROHABIIETIE1,
On Tuesday for the Gull States fall.
Ing barometer, rising temperature, south.
cAsterly winds and partially cloudy wealth.
er, with continued rain on the eastern
Gull coast.
For the South Atlantic States south
easterly winds and numerous local storms.
For the Middle Atlantic States south.
Crly winds, higher temperature and Oc-
Casional local storms.
For the Middle and Eastern States,
northwesterly winds and clear or partly
clear weather.
For the lower lakes and Ohio valley,
southwest 10 southeast winds, higher tenn.
peraturc, increasing cloudiness and fall.
ing barometer.
| For the upper lakes and northwest, u
falling barometer, higher temperature, In
cressing south and east winds, cloudy or
partly cloudy weather, and In the north.
west local storms.
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GktG4teIktqetrfHr:

Tug Moundsvillc National is indignant
nec.usc the baltimore s. Ohio Railroad
trains arc run through the town at full
need, endangering lie and limb for the
r;llcns, and, as the Mationalsays, "killing
cycvbody's COW that Is not In the pas
,are" and 1t calls the inhabitants of the
village "doughfAces" because they don't
cnlct law requiring the trains to be run
at low rate Of speed,
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LOUISVILLE.
Tbe SuppOsed Bond Thieveg.

LOUISVILLE, July 9l,-George n. Ber.
dine and Charles Curtis, alias Drake, ar.
rested yesterday as suspected ielons, Wers
brought before the city couEt, but Dothing
specific was found against them,
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Died.

DUBUQUE, Iowa, July 21.-Robert
Fowler, Superintendent OF Telegraph on
the Iowa division Of the Illinois Central
railroad and the Dubuque s Southwest.
Crn lines, died at bis residence in this
city, at ten o'clock tonight, Of hemor.
rhago of the stomach. HGwas native Of
New York, and had been telegrapher
for eighteen years. .-.a.0
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Admitted to Bail.

BALTIMORE, July 2l.-A. c. Co.'S was
arrested yesterday on q charge OF con,
spring with William E, Undertook and
others 10 dc'raud insurance companies
gave bail this afternoon in $4,000 and
was released, Judge Glmer having re-
duccd the bail from $4,000 to 10000.
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TUE TrcHBoKNE CLAIMANT TRIAL.
LONDON, July 2l.-The trial of the
Tichborne claimant, on the charge Of
perjury, was resumed this morning, but
almost Immediately one OF the jurors
tainted from heat, and an adjournment
was necessary.
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THAT GLOW ON MIETzER's NOSE By
Max Adeler. Before Mlntzer joined the
temperance society he would sometimes
make a beast Of himself by getting drunk.
One night some Of his companions finding
him asleep on the soIs Of the club. b.house,
rubbed his nose with phosphorus for sew
eral minutes, and then walked him and
took him home. There was a mirror In
the hat!raGk, and the entry was dark.
Mintzer's nose glowed like an aurora bo-
realis. When be caught sight Of the ro-
Elections in the glass he remarked that 1t
was most extraordinary thing that Mrs.
Mintzer had leil the light burning, and
he moved up 10 the hst.rack TO turn off
the gas. After flmbllng around among
the umbrellas and hat.pegs for few mo.
menls for the Stop.cock he concluded
that the light must proceed from can
die, so he exerted himself TO blow II
out. The moro he pulled the brighter 1t
shone. Then he seized his high hat and
tried TO Jam it down over the candle. AT
last he became mad, and snstching up an
umbrella he resolved TO smash that candle
If II took him all night He aimed ter
rife blow at It and broke the mirror into
vulgar fractions. Aroused by the clatter,
Mrs. Mint2er came TO the head Of the
stairs, and observing q phOephorescent
light lifting about in the darkness below,
she began 10 scream. But when Minlzer
at last made himself known Mrs. Mintzer
girdCd herself for action. She suddenly
slid down the banisters, and seizing Mint.
ger BY the headlight which cleaned from
his f6ee, she led him up stairs firmly but
vigorously. hintzer think she must have
compressed the organ with Q certain de-
gree oil force, for when he arrived at the
second story the cherry glow on hls nose
had disappeared. He lets Mrs. Mintzer
turn off the gas now, aud she always sits
M Tor him when he Is out at night.
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COLUMBUS, o., July 2l.-One death
occurred In the penitentisry to-day, the
victim being Albert W. Chamberlain,
who was sent from Ouyahoga county
three weeks ago under sentence for the
killing Of an old man named BicCon-
naughey at Solon. This Is the fourth
lifetime convict that has died in the past
two weeks oil cholera. r..
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CXCHNATI, July 2l.-River fifteen iOet
six inchesAnd riaing. Weather clear and
cool. ,nr F-rF.. .lrrgf.
rSPTTTsBURGH, July Electromagnetic 8
feet 0 inches, and receeding slowly.
LOUISVILLE, KY, July 2l.-River ris'
Ing; Q leetin canal and 4 feet In chute.
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CLEVELAND.


FNINH NTFH DHNTINU TINU-Ab3IHNNENT'
CLEVELAND, July 21.-On Saturday
evening Il Russian Jew, named David
AlclGr, proprietor Of millinery estab.
lishment, knocked down and cruelty beat
his vile, so iniuring her that the physi-
clans have given her up.
X. A. De Forest & Son, a well known
dry goods firm Of this city, made an as
signment to-day.
CLEVELAND, April 2l-Eveuing.- The
liabilities OF r. A. DeForest & Son, who
failed to-day, are reported 10 be abou'
100000; assets not yet known.
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KILLED ny. A RUNAWAY.


LIVERPOOL, July 21.-The steamships
Celtic, Bremen, Halsatlc, and Idaho, from
New York, have arrived out.
NRW YoRK, July 2l.-The steamships
Civ Of Bristol, from Liverpool, and Olym.
pia, from Glasgow, have arrived,
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NEW JERSEY.


RcCelVeTs Tor n NaIITOau AnpOInIed
ssFITc.
NEWARK, July 21.-Chancellor Run
yon to-day appointed Elias N. Miller, ol
Newark; Mason Loomis, Of Montclair,
and Conrad M. Jordan, receivers of the
Montclair branch Of the Midland Rail.
road, on application Of tho contractors, 10
recover 100000 Tor work on tho tunnel
and other parts Of the road:
A fire last night destroyed ]. H. Per
rvs patent leather mandatory. Los
10000; insurance $4,000. - !
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Hon. JAMES NELSON, Of the Richmond
bar, but formerly Of West Virginia, has
been elected TO the ProlcSs0Eahlp Of Law
at Richmond College, in that city.
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ALEXANDRIA, July 2l.-The American
Oriental Typographical Corps have sailed
from this port Tor the United States.
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"JoHN THE BAPTIST" is the pet race
horse Of Council Bluffs, Iowa. HO ist tbs
."torGrunncr' Of oil other nags In that v,
cinity.
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-Ex. Governor CGlby, Of New HampY
shire, died at Concord on Sunday, even
Ing, aged eighty.
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.o"PITTsBURGH.
coal MIper KIIIed at MeKee.pOrt.

Coal Miner Killed at McKeeSport.
PTrsDURGH, July 2l.-On Saturday
evening an aGray occurred at the tavern
Of Ralph Ord, in Camden, on the Monon
gaheIa river neat McKccsport, which will
probably result In the death OF John
Caught1y, coal miner, employed In
Rls6er's coal works. II appears Caughtny
was in Ord's tavers, In company with
another party, and while drinking
together, two brothlrs, Thomas and Oil
yer Gibson, came in. Thomas Gibson
struck Cadghtry and felled him b the
floor, and while lying prOstrated jumped
on his breast several times, crushing thrco
or four ribs, which penetrated 10 the,
bowels, and bruislng his head severely
CGughiry Is still living, but his death. is
monentarily expected, The aGray caused
considerable excitement in tho ncighbor'
hood and a vigorous effort is being made
10 secure the arrest Of tho assallants.
a KILLED ny. A RUNAWAY.
A man named John Roney was killed
on the corner Of Goth and Mary streets,
South Side, this evening, whilc in the
net ot trying to stop runaway horse.
He ran In front Of! the animal, when i
reared upon him, knocking him down.
the Wagon passing over him and RllI'ng
him inafaniIv.. r-..
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BY TELEGRAPH.
ASSOCIATED PRESS REPORT
Exclusively to tho intelll gOncer.

(3y the Western Union Limo
0flce Northwest cor. Of Main and Monroe sls
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-10-12
White Pine Items.
From the News of Yesterday.I

PROM the News OF Yesterday
On Tuesday morning the Grand
Jury for tie September term was i'm.
paneled, with General A. Cadwalla.
der as foreman, aud Immediately pro.
ceeded to business. Two indictments
for murder have already been founG.
one against Matheny, accused of kill.
ing Green near the Eureka county
line, and one against Rbu Rim Chez,
a Chinaman charged with the muir
der of II of his cOuntrymen, on the
trail between Hamilton and Treas.
ure Hill. Three indictments have
been found against Alexander Cohn
for the crime of arson.
On account of some unsatisfactory
workings at the Watson Companys
mill, in Robinson District, a telegram
was sent from San Francisco on Mon
day last to shut down the mill. ID.
L. Gilmore, superintendent, passed
through this city on Wednesday last,
on his way to Mineral City, and in
formed us that Immediately upon
his arrival at that place the mill
would he started up.
WE are informed that L. d. Town,
formerly OF the Manhattan mill at
this place, will hereafter have the
foremanship of the Watson Compa-
ny's mill at Mineral City.
SNow.-In this city on Monday
morning last, snow fell to the depth
of about an inch. but by noon had en-
tire!y disappeared.
On Wednesday last A. c. Gordon
and his highly esteemed family left
this city for Sacramento.
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An INQUIRY.

EpiToRSENTINEL: DearSir-Ib hone
you VIII excuse the liberty / take in
asking you a few questions. There is
a number of us mechanics and mill.
men in this place who are apxious 70
como to Eureka TO get employment
out 30 MOI wish to 20 until we find
OUT IL we can find work. We ali
Know IL Is Il good place, but we are
strangers, and may not stand n chance
10 get work, and we thought we Womb
ASK you Tor IA little information.
Yours most respectfully.
W. ii. LENDER,
ley, Utah Territory.
LII answer to our correspondent, we
nave to remark in general terms tba,
Eureka is the busiest town in Nevada.
n that fen men who desire to work
are permitted to remain long idle
we do not hear of any particular
scarcity OF men in the district, vet we
mink II Is safe to say that there is still
room Tor good workmen to find en-.
Pioyment without much difficulty.
IL we were in Tintic Valley, Utah
territory, we should certainly start
Tor Eureka without a moments de.
lay. ~
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UNEXAMPLED PRECOCITY. = 1t has
been written by those who have made
it a business to calculate the usual
lapse of time between aus and effect
in such matters, that births have been
known to occur at a remarkably early
period after modification. These un-
timely events, however, are rare ex-
ceptions to the rule which unlimited
experience has established in regard
to formulation, and in no case have
they abbreviated the common period
more than one-half Of its duration.
But the last issue of the White Pine
Netrs contains what, physiologically
considered. is an unprecedented
phenomenon of this sort. In that por.
ton of the paper devoted to these and
kindred important occurrences, II is
announced that III the second OF Octo-
Der, instant. w. o. Baxter was mar
ried to Miss Ellen Rumm; and follow.
ing the column down it is found
under the proper head that on the
ninth of October, one week after the
marriage, the wife Of Mr.. Baxter pre-,
scented her husband with a daughter
For quick results this connubial union
stands pre-emlnent.
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roc
SAN FRANCISCO. Oct. IL.
SATURDAYS BOARD.

orbir. 81. 5h. ST.. ,,,,,,.
CCpmld & Curry, II. NJ, H., 49, a
post & Relcher. "a. 5h.
savage, 424, r b3, 43, A, 1S8 b3o.
Chollar, -. SsA. Ia n. 90.
Vale L Norcross, 25b. 70 b3O, e, 25-.
rr,wn Point, ex-div.. n5. ll3 lOIH.
yeIlow jacket. %. -, % bSo
Imncrial. a., Al b|O,
rmppire Mil, 3's. 4 b>0, $50. so.
Eantuck. II. l3s, 13iq. l3h.
|Ralrhcr. 20, 7Ob So, Il. ~ bSo.
aIp pfidencc. "a, "a. 8 bso.
Son' Virginia. lHh, l43.
Exchcqncr, 7.,s.
Sc, Bclcher, so, 81:
Gysrman, 1875, IL. llA So, nh.
S Saai"dionia, l7.. l7s, ia Is b3o. IS.
ARIZONA Il Utah. IN.
Enirkeroocker, 3a.
baltimore, So, So, SIS b3o, S's,sA.
Utah, ~.
5Cpntral, 70. 1lh..
SILVER Hill, l2h, IL.
Eclipse. D.
Rock Island. 4oc.
american Flat, 81, 6a. 6's. : bso, 6'..
Wooiville, 62sc. 6oc, 5c. soc.
franklin, rs, IA.
Paramount. 3io, 81 b30.
kIead,w Valley. l5A. Isl.
Ravmond & Ely. to, 6?h.
Eureka Con, lOh.
PheniX, DC.
Page 4 Panaca, CSC.
American Flag, 3.
Bowery, soc.
Belmont. 4 $50. A.. So. 4 $40.
chief Of the Hill, 4Oc.
Newark, 4ss, AZ b3O, ~.
Kentucky, 3.
tIermcs, ~.
AmadOr Tunnel. 2.
Rye Patch. g.. 81. b5, 90 b3o. 81.
q X Conn.,.
HAYES, N. Is.
Caroline. 80.
Eureka, q. V. 10, 30.
Golden Chariot, a $50. "a, "a So.
Elmora, 81.
t~ahogany. 6%.
Chariot, pa.
Mar Eagle. 2ss.
Empire, Idaho, az, 81 b30.
0 Ii Treasure, I.
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al INTELLIGENCE

PlCESCoCRT.-A rather singular
PAINE up in the Justices Court
Fday. About two months ago a
was quietly ENJOYING a game at
IN the Silver Brick saloon, and
placed his hat-a fine new one
one OF the wardrobe hooks
line the wall. Soon after a
came into the house, wearing a
inferior and much dilapidated
OF mead covering, which he I'M
Eediy placed upon a hook. and
tlily appropriated the better one
ENG To the man absorbed i'm the
OF cards The identity of the
IMaS not discovered until yester-
Enen the missing hat was found
pnS the brow OF a man who en-
answered the description of the
VINO entered the saloon at the
y me theft, and he was arrested.
tiueEce adduced in the case was
enI To convince the Court of the
!. we accused. and he was fined
uollarS. which he paid.
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THAT ANTELoPE.-County Commis-
sioher' ID. III. Hall, and Ed. Chabonna
were over on the Diamond ranc the
other day to look after the latter's
nerds, On their return they reported
una! they had killed fine fat antelope,
Which was generously divided among
.helr nelghbors. we fell heir to a yerV
,enhpting roast, which, after the pro-
per test, we pronounced veal.
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NOTICE.

-,uU THAT I PROPOSED
.,,rtinT n freight line from salt
Lake 10 Fureka is without foundation III
fact shall continue to devote my m
ergies to present business, and vii, deii ".
or ali frrights entrusted to my care
promptly and at bedrock rates. 1,pD
S2tf w. L..
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eureka Sentinel.
.,y. OCTOBER lie, 1873.
-. services To-day.

lanes, Church, Rev. Samuel p.
.'.,or. services will be held in the
H.,, II o'clock. and in the evening
fnins az sunday school will COM
oatsB o'clock p. N.
~ l. FREE
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u,xG-Rev. +. c. Arnold will
tao services at the Courtroom
"rsninc. at ~ o'clock. All are in
even,,nnd seats are free for every
10 nhoth school at ~ O'Clock, p. VI.
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ZONE TO CALIFORNIA.-Billy Wer.
mouth, OF the Hoosac, departed last
evening on a business visit to Califor.
mia. He will be absent several ,yenEs