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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-06-29

T. DETTER.-We call attention to
the advertisement Of this well-knOwn
business MAI to be found under the
head Of New to-day" The Doctor
has everything in apple-pie order
about his establishment, having just
retitted and refurnishpd his bath
rooms. He also has Il word to say to
he afflicted. Read his card.
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THE RACEs.-There is to be some
good racing over Johnson's course on
the Fourth. The racing will not take
place until after the procession is v e
Some fast horses have been entered.
and we have nn doubt that there will
be much are sport. Everything will
I've conducted on the dead square"
Pools will be sold At Luther Clark's
Palace saloon on the night OF the
third. HO for the races.
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WkNXENl'G5ifiiiiiffi!s
GREAT INDUSTRIES
300 Pages and 500 Engfavi0gs

Of THP UNITED sThTts
IN Wf.f1rIHIi elf.HHrrvn r Pho NrtItn rrnIfN uu
T..s.f.U NJ ftl I.I..fraIf Hrft m f.fs ..HHffy
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[ Sell Goods at a Low Figure,

and shall
articles and make selling
than they worth have located here permanently
fair and honorable manncralways
intend keep for
and ears--aIways thanking them for their patronage
shall make
70 all who pleased paronizc wish
dcood that when SELL Goods intend hoce Foy than
jc22njy J.. DOOLITTLR
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The undersigned bcgs advise public wishing
purchase Goods in his line particular that they will
assortment of Goods best qy None but
goods sold this establishment c0rnned to be
ed, and to satisfaction.
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J. Z. WOOD, PATENTEE.


ALNp NoobS PATENT
Reversible Sclf-dumping Crate, tas seen in cut
abovc,l with Patent Ash Pit and Pan. The
above patent. are very useful. durable hand
some end economical and are fast becoming
very popular and o. ! intend Co. sell them O..
low possible ali can sniwill use them
Residence on 81 Avenue between 18th and
l2ih streets. Huntington, W. Va
Orders solicited aud promptly filled.
j. T. WOOD.
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nAli Term bcglu. sept. 10. fnds Dec ~, -.
Winter e Jan. 6. Mar. =. -.
Spring " April 7. " June p, %.
Instructors.
Jas. f. MoERow. A. NJ. Principal.
BsNJ. II. THACKsroN, \. NJ, 1T Assistant.
Mis- CAREtE CoorER. 2nd Assistant.
Miss LIDA DERING, 3rd Assistant
Miss MAMIE Low. Music and Drawing.
Mas. :. C. Mason, Model School.
Mn. J J. MuNCURE, Modern Language.
There are three Departments-Primary, Nor
NAL aud AcademicaL
THE ACApEMiCAL DEPARTMENT.
Inclldc a full course Of English and Classical
studies adapted to fit young people for ad-
Vanced standing in College.
THE NORMAL DEPARTMENT.
The arrangement of studies and the meth
ods of instruction used. are intended 10 fur
Lish the student. with lst. A thorough knoWI-
edge Of the branches commonly taught in the
schools of the State; "a. know ledge of the
principle, Of education and of the art Of ap-
plying them to practice in the school room.
PRIMARY DEPARTMENT.
The Primary Department is so arranged a.
TO constitute model school. and intended to
afford practical excmplhcation Of the prin
ciples and methods in an efficient course of
Normal training.
EXPENSES.
demical Department., per term. &c 90
Less than term, per week l o.
Contingent ice payable " all students per term 90
Lessons piano, Including use OF instrument term
Of ~ weeks, two lessons per week - 90
French and German each p-ftefm.. - q 90
Tuition payable stuetiy In advance .........
Boafding-with use OF room per week ...... y1s
Fuel and Light .......... ........-. e
Winter term per week .......... 60
WashilE per dozen ..... ......... ......... 60
Students rooms are furnished with stove
bcdstcad, mattrass, washstand. table. two
chairs, washbowl, pitcher, pail, looking glass.
lamp and window blinds. Bed clothes and all
other articles of room furniture other than
those mentioned above. must be furnished by
the student. There is no provision for self.
boarding in the buildings.
Board hill payable one half at the beginning
the other Mt the close of the term.
Further information may be obtained by ap-
plication TO THE PRINCIPAL,
Huntington, Cabell county,
scplin West Virginia.
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s. WILLY srrsp- NEW OnK n2n6
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.. ". Ht HW & HYDE.
Hartford, Conn or Chicago, III.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-03-27
Couutey COnuEdrrura,

The peripatetic "Muggins" has returned
to New Orleons and taken to conundcums
as q fitting vehicle FOX bis wit and patriot
ism. He wants TO know how to class people
who. after clustering against "the Kellogg
government" and declaring they will never
encourage it by the payment of their taxes.
think better of it afterward an6 do pay
them. Such inconsistency IS shocking to
"Muggins." He is certainly not likely to
commit simila ofense. for tie simple
reason that ne owns nothing liable to taxa.
ton. being 3 sort of political sCavenger.
living on the ofFal of the Democratic party,
for the gathering of which no license - re-
quired; an irresponsible Bohemian. haunting
newspaper Offices. and ;nficting upon the
public his cheap advice. According to him,
those fellows who have got pluck enough
to 90 IL on their own hook and resist this
usurpatiou. etc. are going to win" What
"winning" may mean in this connection it
10 difficult to surmise; therefore another
conundrum is suggested by "Muggina' be-
sides the one he puts. viz: What will the
"plucky cnes.- who keep their breeches
pockets closed against the tax collector,
"w!n" by their plucks SCRUGGIN6.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-03-27

t6nement house Friday, on Scemmell street.
oho proves 20 have been murdered by an
other woman, named McNamee, in brutal
drunken hra~l, the latter fraoturing thes
formers skull with bottle
AUGUSTA, Ga, March 26-Josenh r.
Curry, the sO-oalled prophet and APOSTLE of
le lHe new GIspensanon, is being tried at Ap-
pipS, Columbia county, Georgia by Judse.
",osoh' he was arrested, charged with
| adultery and fornication.
Curry came from Massachusetts with a
colony OF about one hundred persons mcn
and women, over gear ago, Tbev hmuqbf,
land. settled 10 Columbia county" lived ina
tents, and held the PROPERTY in common.
!he accused called himself Elijah and
Fr"phrt sah' cah !supreMe in thiugs spirit.
| ual and temporary.
!he colony went along swimmingRv for d
otlei tine. but alas, the Prophet took unto
himset Too many wives. Jealousy and inc
subordinatiOn followed, and many returned
nome, being provided with free passage TO
the nearest seaport either Charleston oP
Savannah. Finally. the oOlonists Leuanp
40 dem0ralzed. and Curry SO lcentiora, thaS
the grand jury indicted him and his queen
paramount.
The Prophet. robei III white fnen. with
head and feet bare-.-iD imitation Of our
Saviour-appeared before tho court His
queen VAS similarly clad, with white stocks
ings npOn hes feet and % white bow on hes
head.
Speaking III his own defense, Curry mairo
tained that men and women could live tso
gether as man and vito without eOhabits
ing, and that by modification and prayer
they could become perfect. He Tepelle&
the charge of insanity, displaying much
I erudltlon and familiarity with the SoriESs
| lures. lie quoted passagPs from Genesis to
revelations, and c0ntended that a new ep8
had dSVned, when men and women shOul3
! come out Ia the natural order of shings TO m
| higher state Of purity
After speeches troua shS prosecuting az.
| tOrney and the defense the jury retired, and
after halt an hours absence returned with
a verdict Of guilty, with a recommend atioA
| to mercy. The sentence will DO deferred
for q few weeks.
1t is thought that rhs "propoee" ana hia
| followers Will be given an opportunity to
find another Canaan. fas from here in
which to pitch theiS tents.
CHICAGO, March 96.--William L. Lang
ston oOntesses the killing OF his mether ana
little girl, ncar Paradise. Coles county,
and THAI no was :nstigated thereto by his
wife.
New YORK, March 26.-The Jury iB the
case OF Benoni Howard, the counterfeit ir.
ternal revenue match stamp dealer, having
| tailed to agree, the case was first put on
the calendar for trial u the United States
Criminal Court.
The counsel for Mcdonnell. charged witfe
being connected With the Bank of England
frauds. has taken exception ta the legality
of the appointment Of COmmis- ioner Cutie
inan. before whom the case il under eao
animation. and will probably Test the CUES.
ton by means of - writ OF habeas corpus
and eertiorari To the United States C0n rts.
PHHABELPHIA, March 26.--Tho Gass Or
the commonwealth vs.. George o. Evan9
will be carried TO the Supreme Court on o
writ of error from the Court ef Common
Pleas Of DauphiD county. by his attOrleyo
New Orleans Republican., 1873-03-27
adjsxrnme ns of the Senats.

The Senate adjourned sissc dc yesterday
after an extra session, which commenced
on the fifth Of March.
The resolution of Mr.. Wea., Of Louisiana.
authorizing the Committee on the Levees
of the Mississippi to sit during the reoess.
at Washington or elsewhere. having haen
called up by Mr.. Alcorn. of Mississippi, was
finally passed yesterday. after slight oppo
sition and some discussion. Good results
may be expected from the passage OF :h.'
resolution.
Several day. since Senator Carpenter. Of
Wisconsin, ~as elected president pro ten
of the Senate for the extra session. He
was yesterday elected to the same position
for the regular session.
Final action in reference to tbs admission
Of Hon. z. 3. S. Pinchback, Of louisiana, TO
a seat in the Senate wac deferred in oonse
qucnce Of the limited time at the disposal
OF that body Ger the discussion OF that
question. The Senate will diapese Of the
Louisiana sena soriy! c0ntes: 1t the com
meDeement of the rext session n such a
manner 10 to confuse the few -ama!ur z
FsL-ionis:s ef this State.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-03-27
THURSDAY, IT,
WHOLE NUMBER 1880.

their worst. George Francis Train will still
live"
The steamer Crescent City was sold at
auction to-day for 100000.
Antonio Xamhram, a member of the Gu.
ban Congress, has arrived here, and reports
the insurgents as having an abundance OF
arms. and as being in good spirits. They
arc making steady progress i'll the Eastern
department, and will sery soon compel the
Spaniards 70 wholly withdraw from that
department. IaHbram secretly !e.I the
island IL an open boat.
Money active aud stronger TODAY. The
bulk ut Susiae- Oh call was q; Is: 10.
closing at I -. Exchange stron. and
higher. but the advance III gold and dearer
rates FOR money checked the demand
Prime bankers advanced their rates Sis,
actual business concession OF Il q = from
these rates. Gold opened ~ 1853, ll57s.
advanced 70 llo!., and closed ~ ilo3s q no.
Loans ! "a. for carrying.
Ahe president OF Typographical Union
No ~. OF thls city, reports that the -ubsGcip-
tlons 80 the Greeie. monument fund are
coming III rapid from printers. and thege
Is ever. prospect Of success.
In the great suit. brought III the .ame oi
the people of this State. against William NJ
Tweed. Connolly. lngersol! and others. to
recover the SO,HD0 lHD taken from New York
county by what are known as the audit
frauds. Justice Harding has decided favor.
ably to the demurrer OF Ingersoll that the
people OF the State have no righ, OF action
against him. He base. hi. opinion on the
broad ground--tatal to the whole euit ii
sustained--that the county. and not the
State, are the real parties interested, within
the meaning of the code.
A committee OF the deposito-s and stock
hoidera of .ht, Bulls Head Bank. which
lately suspended. had a conference to-day
The Stockholders. committee announced
that they had agreed on a proposition &c
increase the capital stock of the bank. and
To allie" the depositors, who are most IN
terest d, to take stock enough to make ~
the amount OF the deficiency. thus placing
the bank III working order again. Loss. Sc
far as asCs:ta!ne". $3tg. 600. as follows
Capital stock. $4,000 surplus. $4,000;
current deposits, SJ7 900.
Their, is considerable stir a. the possoh e
over the expected withdrawal by the rail
road companies of the postal cars from ser
vice on April !. 1t is thought that the pres
ent force of clerks will be utterly unable
to attend to the great AoOd OF mail matter
which will pour in. 1t is estimated that
four days will now be required for the de-
livery Of letters. which now reach their
destination in fifteen hours.
% The demand of the railroad companies is
for $500 per mile. 1926 being the rate at
which they are now paid. 1t is rumored
that if the companies persist in their deter
ninatiOr the Postma 3ter General will en-
deavor to provide for the passage of law
giving the department special power over
railroads.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-03-27
CRIME.

BIi~cl', the Bank Of Eugland Forser-
He Retains Havana Lawyer
noubic hiurderer-A Man Kills his
AVN MOther~Ten Years Sentence
self Nurder-Murder in q Drunken
Rrawi-Trial for Adultery and For
1icafioa-A Prophet and Apostle In
Trouble.
HAVANA, March 2f.-Bidwell, alias War.
ren, VINO was arrested here charged with
n''1E the principal in tho Rank of ngland
frauds, has secured the services of Havana
la@yera to defend him. 1t il probable Bid
well will remain here some time.
NEW YORK, March 26.-Marshalf har
q Cder, ouVicted OF shooting with intent to
F!ll, has been sentenced TO ten years hard
labor.
4 man and wife at Jamaica, Long Island,
bled each other, preferring thai death to
one from starvation; both will probably
die.
BRIDGET ksshssaa rss fsusd dead u d
New Orleans Republican., 1873-03-27
A Champion Wrestler.

sonc men w.estle with the spirit Of evil
while others vrestle with evil spirits.
Henry Jones did the latter yesterday
morning or Lafayette et:eet, pear Del q,
and also with Patso!uian Rsgan. He took
s. mean advantage of the latter, and
threw him hy his wrestling tricks every
time. AT length Henry succumbed TO a
superior to7ce, and three or fou, officers
conveyed the struggling prisoner 20 the
first precinct station, where he is char ed
with being drank. disturbing ths peace,
and resisting an officer.
He Will thi, morning wres.ie with Eccor
der Houghton, and afterwards with jury
Of lis peer-. The Latter viii d1or the
wrestler. and ne will 10 longer maintain
tha chaTuuiODsbjp
New Orleans Republican., 1873-03-27
,eace. A w Badon. Joseph Mahan. Les

peace; A. w Badon, Joseph Mahan. Les
sin Abshire, n 4. King, constables.
WEBsrER.-P L. Lewis, clerk, district
court, vice A. G.. Harper, resigned.
WEST BATON RoUGE.-William J. Wood.
ruff, parish judge; o. Bernard, recorder:
Frame A. Woods, clerk of parish court;
Oscar Holt. sheriff; Daniel Hickey. 7. w.
Bird. ( B. Caldwell. George B. Smith.
Washington Matthews. police Jurors; 10,
seph Walker, T. A. Brown, Theodore How
ard. George Mitchell, JUSTICES of the peace;
Joseph Drew, Cornelius Johnson. Gabriel
liam Thomas. coroner.
WEsr FEt1crAsA-E. ". wbiteman.
mayor: C. Boclle'. treasurer: P. NJ. Moore,
asst ssor and collector: John Irvine.
Henry Brown. A. Deckiar. Richard Gra,
>ham. Peter Homerich. councilmen; 3.
Wicker. constable. town Of Bayou Sara.
NINTH JUDICIAL DTsTRICT.-I. Ernest
Breda. judge; o. X. Hswiey' clerk.
EIFTHJUDICIAL DIsgRICT.-Aly!n Z. Reed,
district attorney.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-03-27
NEW HCRE

Sl;S 40 ned 70 Ec+.:h- CiHorpS F-un-'s
Train--".lppery .; .eis ~.s:.Lier aoid
Cuban lnrurgg"-s-: :he.: Prospects
FopeIui.
~ YORK. n .cn IS II ehild was
Sus..'c "a ieAth IL B .epemaut !4-So on
.5a1l. Ile .tseos.
?na streets ..re .ii,i.:y from It's sleet.
Many .cc:tcut= from f.'a
1t has Leen deh 49,. .:sc'dei - send
.rr4lu - "a ssy nm 81 sail yesterday
that J.. -..culi quietly suogAi. If the outrage
1sa stteEUp,et. trusting 20 tee people 70
Rashi tie R.v1s. J3 aided, LET them do
New Orleans Republican., 1873-03-27

What ought TO have been done long ago,
as has been in other cities for many
years. viii! be inaugurtted to-day at the
New Orlean, Postoilico by Special Agent
Hays. The lock box customers will derive
especial benef: from the change. The Of
flee will remain open from seven O'clock in
the morning until eleven O'Clock at night,
Sundays and holidays not excepted. A
~atchman viii be stationed at the office
during the hours that tho clerks are absent.
for tho protection OF the mails end build'
ins
New Orleans Republican., 1873-03-27

SUCCESSION OF WILLIAM TAILLiPN On
Friday, March %. At eleven o'clock, on
Ca'liope street. near st. Charles. carriages,
top and open huggies, Victorias, oaleOhes
bakers carts, cre silver-mounted hearee,
twelve carriage horses. harness. poplar.
walnut and metallic collins, Jersey wagons,
one lot of carpenters tools. benches, new,
and old iron. etc. also, one lot of unfinished
Jersey wagons. carrages, bakers carts,
patent wheels. spokes, eto. To be sold n
lots to suit purchasers
New Orleans Republican., 1873-03-27
ERoN Stnrma.

a: 81. Louis yesterday was the in"'t
severe snow storm Of the seaeon. Al I. -
cdSo the worst snOw storm of the st--ou
sU!.n:nattd in gale Tuesday right. .EfGbt
irches Of snow :"li. and the street cass
were stopped. cth9r snow storns AZ. o2!!
weather are reported .lseRhece.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-03-27

Charles Wyndham, tn ,naZarer Of the
troupe which bore his naue, AMI a favor'tc
actor OF "langaid swell" par.s. has :or1ed
ap II London, IN prominent part Of shs
tfsaslsted " Rsbsgaa," at st. James.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-03-27

GOver'!1- Ke!t'gE has made the :'io",
ing f2ointnents: 0eas rs' Frank Psrgoud
and l. Il. :!al, polio" iJrorr. Oaaehi.a p'T,
iah; E:7nrs Ware and c. =. .kec.;:,l. poll.
jerors. Iua.vl.i. Arish.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-03-27
Benear of Dominic!S nrurray.

A grand bill will be presented to morrow
evening. on the occasion of tha farewell
benefit OF Mr.. Domiuck Murray, at the ST..
Charles Theatre, when ne will appear in
the Golden Bubble and mickey Free"
These hrs two of the most attractive pieces
IN Mr.. Hurray's extensive repertoire, and
,hos' who want to witness his best por.
traya! .: lrish character should sec him III
the la.ter play. His rc!a in the "GJ!dea
Bubble" many Of Our reader. ase coEve.'
san. with.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-03-27

Mrs. E. p. &. ". Sa1th worth IS SSH 10
be en.egsl upon her :orty secorI IeVsl.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-03-27

n UST .................'.'''..''''
C@rt.t,.'. Sc. iAl dated May - l61ta iof 10 10
shsres Crescent city Live STOCK LtadihR suu
SJau4ht. rhouse Company in favor OF "a; r. oo!Le.
IEStir-,.t.. No q2 dated June H. 1870, for MY
.haTrs crescent tity Live stock LandihG Slo
Slaughtarl Cuss COMPANY. in fsvsF oi ~ D. Ho
S.Ttifcate No. SIS, dated May ls, 1870 for two to
sbar,, Or scent City Live stock LANDING SnS
Slau ch:..-house Company, Ia fsVos VI - ID ~
SnStsrs.e No. 1911, dated May g. 1911 for hve
~hares Cr. scent CITY Live stook LshIAhE u T.
Ape;ics,ion FOR duplicates Of saEne las been nsoe
tothe company ,,,, 1874 rlb6 sct
New Orleans Republican., 1873-03-27
F0UND NOTICES.

pxplRrxEsr OF PoLIcs,
Ss~ Orleans March IS. sT3.
xxvs upnu0FT TO THB FIRST DlsTRICI
w po..,S> corner Of PerILiat and hasno1s
S'5oe - ,Cr Cow with white spots on forehead
Et,3,S # NO. claimed within i've days. sno tns
asrpse, thereon paid will be sod 81 pp0no sT sss,
SOn st said Pound on AofbAi' hsfo" - 49,
'~0''0 RoBssT SGs gkHvsfsa. tdssnss.sssA
80 t-nhsS I'd
New Orleans Republican., 1873-03-27
BY TELEGRAPH.
LATEST NEWS FROM ALL POINTS

-A--.
LATEST NEWS FROM ALL POINTS
COMMITTEE ON MISSISSIPPI sErEE~
a3.a02ITY TO SIT DURING The RECESS
PRIZE MONEY FOR FARRAGUr
SALE OF THE CRESCENT CITY
ENGL:sR FARMERS FOE MINNESOTA
PORTUGAL AND UNITED STATES ca8ls
COTTON Bark MOROCCO BURNED
SINKING OF THE DARDANELLE
COLD WEATHER AND SNOW
RISE IN TIE: OHIO RIVER
SEVEREsr SNOW OF The SEASON
EIGHT INCHES AT CHICAGO
THREE CHILDREN BURNED 70 DEATH
New Orleans Republican., 1873-03-27
........TARPAELINS.

l ROTICE.-AH ASSOCIATION UNDER THs
~ title OF the Southern pub shinS Company .
was authorized by set passed before Edward
Hogan public notary in the city OF New Orleans,
of date the seventh day OF December, 1869. The
capital STOCK O: IhI3 company was never suo
scrIbed II has no aa.ets, and the term for hIch
rs officers wern appointed expired one year from
ne date OF its Incorporation, as stated. .lIS coE-
pany has then, no OF ln.zsL-on. assets, ard
legal res oons bility.
". n. Burn"l named III III. az: and articles of
Incorporation president OF ia" southern PUB
fishing Company. nh2D Law 4t
New Orleans Republican., 1873-03-27
MISCELLANEOUS.


NOR THR CONIE' HOLIDAYS | WOULD RE-
L anest my patrons and the public to coue and
examine NV extensive stock of RID and WHITE
RHINE WINES, LIQUORS and FRUITS, suitable for
Raster. +. HOLLANDER.
ukl6 ~ No. 63 CuBtonhOuse street
New Orleans Republican., 1873-03-27

GNVTi"''''. '''' -; ,o.t
Th. co''ov ing described notes having oeen ioe'
o. s,o. r. ~, ! note for the sum OF $40, drawn
py Paul ~ Perro 20 his own order, ana uy nun
indorsed. dated the twenty fifth of May l0l1, s1N
,,svepIt ;A.ivr months after date. Nth eight per
rart interest per snnum from date until paid
Ysrspt,,.d ne v.lrie.ug'' by K. Commagere. notary
,o order t We identified with an act passed bef0re
.s;d no,ar, on the twenty fifth of aaN. is7S
rrb. .,rE'ic is hereby cautioned rot 10 negotiate
~ t.so for the same except Wit the undersigned
lie ;sEa. .de: thereof
49, HARCRLIN SICARD.
No, ,, Jc,.. street, sixth DtstrictO Of fes Orleans
M &, - !s;.5'
New Orleans Republican., 1873-03-27

COMMITTEE ON MISSISSIPPI sErEE.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-03-27

a3.aOaITY TO SIT DURING The RECESS
New Orleans Republican., 1873-03-27

too<S@Va0 ~ sesszn tAsnB
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-04-07

An Ingenious individual with turn
for mathematics, has found that there
Is one pig to every one and four-tenths
men In the United States. There is
nothing singular at all that every man
should have n pig, but when four
tenths OF a mau buys pig. the event
becomes a matter OF deep interest TO
everybody who strives after higher
civilization. The mind instantly pic
lures this four-tenths of an individual
getting home with that pig, aud buck
ing up against fences, and splashing
into the mud. aud Kicking at the AMI
nal just enough to miss it and swing
off his balance. aud while we have
long array OF precedents to show that
no whole man ever drove pig In the
right direction, we can well believe
that four-tenths Of a man wrestling
with that animal would afford spec
tacle that would be nourishing to the
last degree. This, Of course. is conf
DENTAL
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-04-07

RATHER lively conflict occurred In
one of the Salem, Massachusetts, streets
last weeks. It was occaSloned by an
attempt to collect, by vigorous meas.
ures, debt Of forty cents. Demand
was made as usual, with the usual res
ponse that the debtor expected re-
mittance." Then the creditor hit out.
Then they cllnched. Then the debtor
got tho bost of the fight, and sending
the creditor to grass, punched him at
leisure. After this position had been
several times reversed. the pair con-
cluding that they were making fools OF
themselves, arose and walked off arm
in-srm. in the most brotherly way
possible.