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FASHION MAGAZINES FOR APRIL.-We have
from j. T. Ellyson Frank Leslie's Ladys
Naqazine and Godeys Ladys Book for
April; also the Atlantic Monthly for April.
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C1aAHs.-Henry Clay, La Espanola, aud other:
at WOOD & SONS, Ninth and Main streets.
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GO TO ANToSI's IF YOU WANT ORANGES DIREC'
from Havana, for the sick.
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THE ELITE OF THE CITY CALL FOR FRAYsEhi
81 PHOTOGRAPHS.
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MOODY & ROYALL will sell at p. N. 45 building
lots in the town OF Manchester.
n. N. LEE will sell at "a P. NJ. building lot on
the north side Of Dover street between Cherry
aid Cuiycrt.
RICHARDSON & co. will sell at p. III. real
e:t,te In Manchester.
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A CARGO OF SUPERIOR CUMBERLAND COAL Is
receiving to-day by j. B. WATKINS. I'LL Main
street. which, with anthracite, Clover Hill coal and
wood he offers the trade
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You oAN BUY BEST ANTHRACITE COAL FOR
stoves, crates, and furnaces at summer prices, also
Clover Hill coal and oak and pine wood at lowest
prices, Tor cash, at G. II. PAGES, Nineteenth and
Cary streets.
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M. ELLYeoN & Co., Advertising gents, DrsPATcH
building, will receive advertisements and have them
inserted in any Journal OF The country at regular
rafae
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LUXURY, HEALTH, ECONOMY. INSURED BY
using DooLEY'S YEAST POWDER. Elegant light
rolls, biscuits &C., prepared III ten minutes Try 1t.
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PROFESSOR STONE AT VIRGINIA HALL TONIGHT
Amusing and scientific entertainment.
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The WONDERS OF ELECTRO BIOLOGY, or the
electrical science Of life, will be exhibited by Pro-
| fes.or STONE at Virginia Hall this evening.
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SUPERIOR TEA.-Another lot Of that very fine
TEA which has been selling so rapidly just received
al W, ID, BLAIR & Co.'S.
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SWEETEST ORANGES IN THE CITY AT ANToNl's'
TIE LARGEST FIGS ARE AT ANTOSTs.
TIE pUREsT CONFECTIONERY ARE AT ANToNI's
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The above-n en- toned whiskey, made In 1869, cal
be had for three dollars per gallon ut
D. T. ARcHER's, No. 73s Main street.
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LABORATORY OF DIR. W. Fl. TAYLOR, ANALYTI-
CAL AND CONSULTING CnEMIsT.-The result Of
careful chemical examination Of Vi. Semmes's
Pure Rye Whiskey" enables me to confidently re-
commend 1t to those who desire an article OF un-
questionable purity for use as medicine or as beve-
rage. The samples subjected to examination repre-
sent lot of one hundred barrels, and were selected
by myself WILLIAM d. TAYLOR
Analytical Chemist.
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EXTRA LARGE FEARS At ANToNI's.

ASToNI KEEPS THE BEST DINING-sALooS !.
the city, Main street
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THE LARGE 81 PHOTOGRAPHS MADE BY FRAY
SER create quite q sensation.
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Fire nc CsntrevilIe, Ohio. E1F
CESTREvILLE, OHro, March T.--A fre 81,
raging here. a high wind prevails, and the.
citizens are exhausted.
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REMEMBER, LADIES, THAT ANToNT KEEPS TIL
best dining-saloon in the city.
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+ SMALLPOX BULLET1N.-Four cases Of va
riolous disease reported for the week ending
March Is, all of which are varioloid. J. G..
CABELL, NJ. D., President Board of Health.
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GO TO ANToNIs IF YOU WANT THE BEST EATING
PEARS III the city for the sick.
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AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

Oh, all sales Of real estate made GtLoee tks lst Of
January and aoth Of June the tdres for the pre-
sent year hare to be paid bythe purchaser; IN,
or the Uenr the tarcS hare to be paid Iythe seller.
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r. FERRAEDISI, HUMAN HAIR GOODS MANU-.
FACTCREE, Gl3 Broad street.
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A detective Convicted OF Perjnry.
NEw YoEK, March 18.--Desective Hatch
has heeu convicted OF perjury and seDteaced
to six years In the penitentiary. 5s,
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liz You WISH TO BE AsTos1sHED AND AMUSED
20 to Virginia Hall this evening ].
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REMOVALS..

= ENJOY D.---I take pleasure in an
roUHc!ng 10 my friends and the public I'm
- ".+ that haze removed my iar'crshop TO 703
tHutD ~IhElT. at Slucr's Hotel. where cor
't'llt invite mV ncnd. ana The public In general to
.i'r I0c rai!. Particular attention paid.
al. a. a. G. RUNGE.
= !NHN AL.-Thc BALTIMORE BRICK
: 'IiA*i has removed their Office from the
'.H-. Ista ana wenticth streets to No. 14Il Main
'..'r &. nu SayuDd floor. over Mctiraw & Denoon's
'aHs," store. where they will be pleased 10 serve
j.I! .ir: customers and friends with all kinds OF
i..ft - "u r":.scaable terms.
- .t."9l.llg. FORBES L ALLERS.
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BALTIMORE,

BALTIMORE, March ls.-Virsinia o's, old, 50; Vir-
ginia consos, ees. North Carolina'a, old, %. All
ri, = 4
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NOTARY PUBLIC.--Tbe Governor has ap.
pointed j. Crow notary puollc FOR the
county of Washington.
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LADIES AND GENTLEMES's DINISG-SALooS AT
ASTOSfS, Main street.
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ADVERTISING IN HCNT1NGToN.-Thc newspa-
pers published in Huntington have an extensive
circulation through the country which is opened 10
Richmond by the completion of the Chesapeake and
Ohio railroad. NJ. ELLYsoN & Co. are authorized to
make contracts for advertising In both papers atlow
rsueS.
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>, z. TUCKER,
ATTORNEY AT LAW
r,p ~ CHARLESTON, w. Va,
.,a "Ht!hle 10 attend 10 business I'm Huntingdon.
I @ a' eAuon f!1eH ~ all uIatters connected With
50 I-8m
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HAVE \ LOT OF BROKE
NiiE-. topr years Old, for sale. f,F;rIs2S
It3"o. :, - ;;uG $50 u piece viii also re-
,fr" irr'y "Atri Nnc broke aud unhruhc -t1v-ae-.
NjLir. :hr',. line riding and driving HORSES.
o.. thc.Ji,cthc and Ohio railroad, on next Thurs
%t' ~" :: iH-titnr. EDMOND BDSSlEUA,
frsnhlu street LcIwcen Eighteenth and Nineteenth
M. i!-HoGCt
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l. fAKMvif.LE, Va

" X. EEkkELEf, Farmvile, Va, r.
i' T. EtEHi-LEf, Richmond, Va. BERkE-
,,,,.& ,.i Z t'tft LEY, ATToKSETs AT LAW, will
IL ~, ti'r courts OF the city Of Richmoud
- '"n - r"r,nyiiic, and the counties of Prime.
nara unhcr!und. ana buckingham. Sirgnia
,.nhi',a " K. Bcrkc!cy, Farmville, Va; X. b.
- '""rE, Richmond. Va; or the firm at either
-, :'!cht"ond ottcc: No. ) Sliafer's new build
=. =. !licr lci.h and Bank streets. Ia I4-2in
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FERRoTyPEs AT FRAYsER's, EIGHT for VI.

CARp-PuoToGRApHs AT FRAYsER's for 81 p'
dozen.
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SEND FOR IT!

SEND FOR IT!
The publishers OF the
LYNCHBURG tVA.) PRESS
feel assured that large number OF the intelligent
readers of the Richmond Dts7'Gtch would be much
and pleased with the great variety OF cdi
toriais and original articles regularly appearing In
this National Republican Journal, now Ia Us Sc"
venth volume It + etea ana pnsed is ,b w s, as
style. ,,.., e,,r..,. .,r-4. so, u,r-
ginia. s.n ye,r
Weekly edition. ......: ..i. bef 3eu'
sample copies, three cents. posfpsid; ~
!. Address S.r. GHLSnh tt..y. ~
-non aNrn- 1c,n pR,NrING NEATLY.
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nARng IxrELLIgESCk. .

HARNHE EANEkkxx<A18 NAss
MINIATURE ALMANAC: MARCH tss issa. ~ d
s,, r,sex- 6os Noon rises =. "a. -. .fs.t6
Sun sets. DO l..M m9s...
POET OF RiCHMoSD, MAscz y. ts5s
ARRIVED. s5ssssss
steamer John Sylvester, GiEo,a, norsosss Eass
~ sehoonsr Henry Parker, Lewis, Aew Ioxss ~
apo; shaeneS aes seinSn ffannsh Warwick, cssma ls
scaoosgir scn eosi! J. B. Watkins. i
msrs, Sreo"ner s1 James Magee, Lynch, BstiuoEs
Bslti%1ss ss'ooasr y Jennie and Alice, Wates
luSes seSocnsr X. j. Poulsen, Hopkins, gTains Y CO,
tain. a.,Yvn ~ :sssf ssssss sssss
steamship Isaac Boil, Brakeman, ksx 1osKs zass s
ehsndise nisd passengers, j. w. w Jats, Aren't
By TELEGRAPH. s.gss sss
Nr,,, yapK Msrch ARRIVED. steA sasr aSSSnsss3
rrirei omt. stcaniers RepubiIcs CIT Of
Perfsre and Great western -
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LARGE PHOTOGRAPHS FOR 81 AT FRAfsEhs
GALLERY have caused O rush.
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Isl.STgSTRY.

rIlCE.--I have recently adopted E1
= IN my practice The GGrp
LIQUID NITROUS OXIDE GAS,
and Am prepared 10
ADMINISTER IT AT ALL TiMFS
wiA Mos" certain results than were obtained by the
ordinary article.
TIE LIQUID GAS
l. thc perfection OF an2.shics FOR the
EXTRACTION OF TEETH WITHOUT PAIN
and for
ALL MINOR SURGICAL OPERATIONS.
From no to 2JJ gallons always on hand.
l.-cJd JUD. Il. WOOD. ID. d. s.
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PROFESSIONAL eAEsytS.

= AMRLLE SMITH. {. MAURICE SMITH.
ANBLt'. SMITH Il BROTHER,
- - 'r'tSEIS At LAW,
ft"'N- s, AND - MARSHALL HALL,
...u.. nr lrnth aud Rank streets,
RICHMOND. VA.
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Elt&KUPTCY PRACTICE MADE A
SPECIALITY
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Tho Macon, Ga, Post-Onlce.

WASHINGTON, March 1s.-The contest over
the Macon post-otfice continues. The report
made to-day in Executive session will be re-
committed, and new report and definite
action is expected tomorrow. Both con-
testants are on the spot. The chances seem
to favor the present incumbent, who is a
native. The Presidents nominee is 4 North
Carolina cOlored man.
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Combinations

WASHINGTON, March 1S.-Tbe following
were among the combinations to-day: DR..
Alexander Sharp, marshal of the District OF
Columbia; Colonel Holiday, collector OF
customs, Parkersburg, West Va; Evans.
surveyor of customs, ParkeSburg, West
Va; Heriot, collector of customs, George
town. S. G.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-08-30
IL
One Hundred Years Old.

The Baltimore american celebrated
its centennial anniversary one day
last week. 1t was founded as the
Maryland Journal and Baltimore 1dre'-
tiser, but of late years has come to be
the Baltimore -iDlericaH. The modem
newspaper prints a fac Simile of the
first issue, in which some interesting
things are to be found. George
Warrington here, dating July 18TH,
1878, from Mount Vernon in Virginia,
shows that he was a very magnanl-
nous land Spectator, who wished 10
dispose of 20 900 acres of land on the
Ohio and Great kenhawa. Mr.. j. X.
Holiday, Sheriff of Baltimore coun-
sy, threatens to execute all the peo-
pie WHO have not paid their public
dues of the year; and Thomas Brere-
ton has a yard and wharf to sell, and
wants q negro girl, aged about twelve
years. The Bishop of {. writes a let
ter to the Earl of Bellamont on his
late duel with Lord Townshend, in
which he tells him how, in his fiery
youth, he was wounded in II of
these encounters. AS this was in
1918, one need net be surprised to hear
that King George III, whom Dr..
Clarke called an incorporate
Prince" is Landed in the highest
terms. The Baltimore american has a
right to feel proud OF its old age, and
to put forth a supplemental used to
be called an "extraordinsry') upon
the strength of it.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-08-30
Senatorial Compact.

The Sacramento Record charges that
Booth and Casserly have a perfect
understanding and are making the
fight for the United States Senate to-
gether. 1t thinks the Independents
will vote for Casserly whenever it
shall become apparent that Booth has
no show to win. We doubt not this is
the true tatus of the contest; and
from our knowledge of the politics of
California and what we car gather
from our Western exchanges, we are
entirely satisfied that Casserly has
much the best ofthe compact. There
Is no earthly show for a sufficient
number Of Independents to get into
the Legislature to do Booth any good
and if his men should prefer Casserly
to . Railroad Republican, why, that
insures the cce of the latter. Cas-
serly is sound as against the Rail
road, and as that seems to be about
the only issue in the campaign we
can see no reason why he may not be
a. acceptable to the people Of Califor-
MIA as Governor Both.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-08-30
Consistency.

Politically, the Virginia Enterprise is
not quite certain where it stands.
Sometimes i. says the Republican
party is not worth saving, and again
it contends that there is no excus
whatever for the formation of a new
party. From two issues of the Enter
prise the Gold Hill Neers culls the fol-
lowing batch of glazing inconsist-
encies:
August 24th.-"It is a recognized
fact that the old issues which have for
years placed the Republican and
Democratic parties i'll antagonlSm,
have been finally and forever settled"
August 26th.-'The modern DemOc-
racy Of our country was the advocate
of slavery, and the cornerstone OF
the Republican party was the ever
lasting principle OF liberty. The
original ideas Of the Republican
party have not been fully worked
out, and so long as there fingers
among our people the caste preiudices
that the Democratic party fostered
and encouraged, il has a work to do"
August 24th-"The peoples move
ment cannot fail to become the ami
Aldlluk SplIls VI llO 14ONA clIo We
may look for a complete reOrganiZa-
ton of all parties in the immediate
future"
August 26th.-"We do not believe
that any new organization Will be
needed TO accom- Illsh the work
checking monopoly entertainments
not can we think that in the adjust
ment of the great question OF the reg
ulation Of the relations Of capital TO
labor, there will be any alarming
crash in our social or political condl-
ton"
August 24th.-"The great evil Of the
time which strikes at the o of all
our commercial relations, and what
ever may be the name OF the Organi-
cation a corrective move Will be
made, and to meet thu e~Xigency, a re-
modelling Of parties will ensue."
August H." There IS no necessl-
ty for a new organization"
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5lew Go-1ap.
NOTICE,
FOR SALE.

SaY STONE DWELLING ON NORTH
Va Buel street, including all the turni-
ture and fixtures and two lots. will he
told at a great bargain for cash. The
property as il stands cost over 81.
My price IS 1900. Call and examing the
premises. WIN. VAN AISTJEE
au3O-tf
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FOREIGN NEWS.
NOVA SCOTIA.
HALIFAX, q %

HALIFAX, August %.
Accounts of the recent disastrous
storm in this province are continually
coming to hand. The damage in the
town and county Of Pictou has been
very great. Fences, gates, and in fact
everything capable Of being moved
by the wind are scattered around the
streets and fields. Leaves and fruit
are blasted and withered and gardens
generally present a d~eplOraDle ap-
pearance. The new wharf in course
of construction for the Vale COlliery
Company, ear PictOu landing, is al
nos entirely demolished. A portion
of the railway at PictOu landing is
Jessie Hoyt, Leading Star and brig
Willard Brae went ashore ON the
Fishers Grant side of the harbor, and
at least 20 other schOoners were driv-
en ashore on the same side. On the
Pictou side the public wharf ami a
few others have beer damaged. Gel.
lars and warehouses along the water
street were flooded, and quantities. of
flour, salt and other perlShable arti-
Giles injured or destroyed. -Four
bridges were washed away at Port
Hastings, where the gale was also
severely felt. There are seven YES
sells ashore at Port Mulgrave, four at
Pierraticove, four at Port Hawkes.
and foul at Port Hold. The wharves
are all gone at Port Mulgrave. Sew
eral barns and houses We're blown
down, and one child killed at Cape
Jack by the falling of a house. East
ward of Halifax the gale was the
tiercest that has swept over this
try for years. Buildings, trees and
f.po1C yya,n hlnUrn dnNun and Stroyy,
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EASTERN DISPATCHES.
By Overland Telegraph.
SPECIAL TO THE DAILY SENTINEL
NEW YORK.
NEW YORK, August 30.

NEW YORK, August %.
The society laborers have refused to
work with n~on-society men in re-
building the burned factory at Hun
ter'S Point, and the service OF the po-
lice were necessary yesterday to pro-
tect the workers from the assaults of
the strikers.
Members of the different Italian
societies are taking steps TO procure
the successful prosecution of their
cOuntrymen who may be engaged in
the traffic of children.
EX-Mayor Barker, OF Detroit, has
been elected an honOry member of
The Brooklyn Yacht Club.
Charles Schultz, aged 81 years, last
evening shot Mary Harinsh, aged 2G
Years, who refused to marry him, for
the reason that he had a wife living,
and then shot himself. 1t is believed
Schultz will die.
During a fight late last night in
West Thirtv-seventh street, in aliquor
saloon, between John Starkey and
Michael Haggerty, the former was
fatally stabbed.
Michael Angelo Mcfarland, who
spent SIS 600 in the trial of his brother
Daniel, for shooting Albert ID. Rich
ardson, died last evening in Bellevue
Hospital. Having no friends he will
be buried in the potter's field.
The Tunes says there are 30 Catholic
Parochial Schools in Brooklyn, with
an attendance of Yer $4,000 pupils,
and that the clergy are clamoriug for
more schools ana pupils, their object
being to break down the public school
system.
\ London letter says that the ap-
preaching assembly of German
journalists is to be held at Hamburg.
\ German newspaper about to be
started at St. Louis, will be represent
ed through a negro gentleman, its
proprietor. He is we'll known as the
only black journalist who has yet APP
peared on the continent of Europe.
MARYLAND.
BALTIMORE, August 90.
DR.. H. l.. Showallir fatally cut the
throat of his wife this evening at
their residence, and then cut his own,
intiicting a trighttul cash.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-08-30
MARYLAND

-tVIs-l -EVS USV ~
Or. H. l.. Showallir fatally cut the
throat of his wife this evening at
their residence, and then cut his own,
i~ntiicting a trighttul cash.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-08-30

MARINE DISASTER. \ dispatch
from Halifax published in to-day's
SENTINEL, gives the particulars of a
terrible storm, resulting in great loss
70 the shipping interests. 1t is stated
that not less than fifty vessels, of all
descriptions, were driven ashore. So
far a. known, only n or two lives
we're lost.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-08-30

BOOTH TO FELroN.-Iu the Sacrs-
mento Union, of the 9th inst. we note
an open letter from Governor Booth
10 John Il. FELTON,. 1t will be remem-
bered that FELTON, in a recent speech
delivered in San Francisco, handled
his ENcellency without gloves for at
tempting TO disrupt the Republican
party i'll California. Felton's remaks
were very damaging to Booth. and
hencethe le,terin question. The doc,
ument is, of course, a fine produc-
ton, but we very much doubt wheth-
er it will serve to turn the tide of pub
licsentlment already setting inagainst
its author.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-08-30

ELKo may rejoice. 1t is going to
have that narrow-gauge railroad
after all. Mr.. Salisbury, OF GlImer
a Salisbury, Mr.. John w. Kerr, and
M Clark. have been inspecting the
county between Elko and Eureka,
and the thing is about fixed. Look
ont for the bell when the engine
Yines."-Sak Lake Herald.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-08-30

THE nincompoop that blurts the
twaddle for the Evans Journal" is the
classical style in which the Greeley.
Colorado, Sun speaks Of a neighbour
ing editor; and the gentleman of the
Evans Journal retorts by designating
the san illuminator an ophidian
little creature" Such editorial classi-
c~alities should enliven that region.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-08-30

G2ArUITOUS.-The friends of Gov
Eradlev persist in the announce-
mert that he is not a candidate for re-
election. 1t matters but little wheth-
er he is or not. Outside of a few
would-be Chiv's, who are totally des-
titute of political influence, he has no
supporters in the State.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-08-30

SALT LAKE, August 90.
James Dewey, a miner in the Flag
staff mine at Little Cottonwood, was
Killed by a cave of ore Yesterday.
by a cave of timbers in the Emma
mine, .. Stone and others were in
iured.
Business is fearfully dull and every
body is grumbling.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-08-30

CoNSTITUTIONAL.-Judge Harris has
decided hat the town government Of
Carson City is proper and constitu-
tiOnal.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1873-08-15

4 irW Nuei,- No W llntl npraslan Il
lrtFt III li,e Mr,a aal examination ~
Mr.. Iuttle ii fre.tp ~ Il ehafsn Il
Pntltdting tslh ranlgnIa II il registered
letter hail.&l III - lFNsa, nllla, We
neeeI, 81 IL trae tha statements We
henri aial rt..l lt.la the tnl,jeHi. airl
from them arrived 1T the conclusion
timt Injustice lutl ben lone Nlr futile
" II Z WA Lautea Special Wall
Aupnt, hnd lint mnliae hAil muah + IL
with til al,',a.t AID prosecution
Alr. lal l.cuten called nptl, ~ Int
w.ul. mi nhiia IN ,ur fiSiae lax -.
rasinn I, pisp IL SUM information ~.
ou tho affair ihnt la at lllus iaf hern
Lnnwn h lie public IN thu liln plaae
lhe robbery aaa committed helute Auu
l.eu,un WI appointed Il tie place he
Occupies, D. cu'a saF worked " u
T.. z. David Ml,ilp liz M special iepnt
Reports 81 tha Department i, NJ,
Ipat III eai,sel Tin n,tltr q H. it.f,etl
tal Tic art,s. II NJ. i'uiIle. Mn
dats after lin l.p,nen assumed tn
dufira Il lii eiliar, Is wus ordered &
mui. til arrest. III letter written
H. him /, tn l,e.Milnpti If which
h. has i eers u tt,fr i as IL opinion
| thAt eanslflistl entill MI liz ullAinetl
nn The evidence III Ill ea.c, hui til
ORDER wr,e IL HiaLe tho unrest, which
Ii did. w sufpaal.i lAat tho agpat
Matlo tho arr.i "a lii nwn sulliloa.
and without consulting m, Iershn Il
Authority, Dui satil Ii Aot tho Mpl.
u ,loin9 hlsiless i, The department
Tie fa.le nre gathered ~ tic nRonl
nnl submitted IT, tic department IL,
orders. w ha,n III desire IT, iniuis
Mr.. Van lausru ~ nislu,ae#eni Ill
Aeiinu M iii uiliper. unl No IRE a.
sntel II hin, TINT the above nrc snh
staniialls Ito lutis Ii tho caac. ",
| gladly mahp ,lr correction mil raau
crate lin from tic charges u male,
md oppression which SO alleged araint
hn Tie rnlr- ~ tie department u
paite Score. L. Ill Tic official action
~ tlp agents 1lpy afp nj rer,l,lst
lt,csplaia ans a th,ir arts II ih'
public, IT, thee seaspiis. perhaps. iii,
n flu. ~ tin pthur silu il tho t'ru.e,
alair haze MT heeu brought Icfnf. til,
people l'rm documents exhibited
" ~ w w. snn I.enyn, ~ arp sat.
ialicl tiiai l,s lial 10 choice In tho mat
ter IL mailing lhr n,rest. I'M IN IN a.
eea.ite ntiiftr could III no lcs. than