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Application for Patent.
NOTICE NO. 1876.

L. $. REGISTERS OFFICE,
AUSTIN, Nevada, December sd, lo72.)
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, THAI
~ hermann Leynrmann has this uuI
fileG in this office a plat, together with n
notice of application .ora patent rom the
United States, under act OF Congress ap.
proved May 10. 1872. for eight hundre
(SJU) feet OF Il certain vein, lode or deposit
OI quartz or other rock in place. bearing
silver, known as the Lord yrOD lode,
running 4UU feet n%orthcriy and i0l1eet
SOutheily from the Lord l.. ron shaft,
situated in the Eureka Mining District,
Lander county, state OF Nevada. ana
more particularly deserted as follows,
to wit:
SURVEY no. 81.
BEGINNING at a post marked No. |. L. s.
survey no. %. whence post Mol of survey
No. %, Il for Hermann H"ynrinann
upon the I'll o Il deposit or lode. bears
u. ~ deg. 3 min. f.. rs! feet. The sum
nit OF kuby Hill No. | bears y. sd z. 81
mi~. w. 91o6 feet. A prominent rock!
point, No. =, the Summl Of Silver Hill.
bears n. 80 deg. 81 min +. 93 feet. 1lic
flag staff in the town Of Eureka bears n.
- deg. IS min. f. 1854 feet, and the Lord
i!r. n shaft bears :. So deg. w. 405 feet ::
thence Running. : 169 deg. r.. 100 feet {;
theme. :. l3H deg. w. 500 feet; hence ~.
16s W. 200 feet. and thence y. 13% deg,
Il. $40 feet, t. post Nc. J, the place of b.
Courses expressed from the true mcrid-
ian with a magnetic variation of l6h deg.
East.
The claim is on unsurveyed lanus. and
Is bounded Oh the north by the FL ST
lodn, and elsewhere Dy no KnoSn claim
ants.
The notice and diagram of the above
cain can be found posted at the Lord
i}yrOn shaft.
ALFRED E. SHANNON.
dIS-60d kppiSfpr
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for paten.
NOT ICT NO. IJ0.
L. =. !,FGlsIEE's Offlck.
AUSTIN, \NNaCa, Dec..d. V-l

NOTICE Il HEREBY GIVEN ~
~ The Eur ka Cons0litated NV
Company has tins GAY filed In thu u
II uiaSram, tog ther with a nollrG
piicati"n tor Patent IRON The tl1
St"tcS, under an act OF C0lsf@,
prov Il May 10th, 1SI2, Tor Iour huhl
Il u feet oi n c. rtain vein. lOGe u
post OF quartz or other rOek ID
bea Ing SiiV. +, known as the Al ias
post or iOd running 400 IT.. noTlhsN
iy!rom tn location OF this notice sAIs
in Eureka Mining District, landelu
~, State Of Nevada, ana particular!
Scribed as follows. to-Wit:
SURVEY NO. Al.
Ecginning mt loSt No. ], the eastern
ntr oil Survey No. 43, made l0rlM
rrka Consolidated Mining ComlaAI
on the Lookout deposit OF
whence the flagstaff in the tO~h ~
resa bears y. Is d Z. | min. I: l,%I
thence running =. 81 dcS. T.. ip;mS
to post on the HOrttWcstern b0uhuap,
o1 the survey OF the Sentinel dtl@al
ode: thence :. 49% deg. w. OIL let@.
western corner OF the Sentlnei alum
ern corner OF the Namm0'h sIs
thence =. IS deg. W. 10 feet alOls
A.ammoth survey thence \. o. ust.
80 icrl along the survey OF Inc is% s
deposit ar lode to the northern uiss n
said buckeye Survey thence n.%s
W. "a 1ett to the eastern cOIh't
Champion Survey thence \. o. w.
800 feet along said Champion SUD
the north corner OF the nanhpr %1
southern corner oi the Lookout sSTi
Audience \. SO deg. f. 2uUleel S.'Is
Lookout Survey to the place Oh ~
Mug, containing | s1-iW acres. h
eXpr sSru from the true meriuIaI +
magnetic variation oil l63s ats, and
claim is on unsurveyed laId ss a
bound,d by the Eureka Con Santip]
Mining COmpany's claims, ,;on 4
Mammoth, ~iuckeye, Champion \
~I.Ook.ut claims. ihe notice ~ ANY ta]
nom of the above claim can s
posted at the southeastern oou"
the claim. xvoy
doos cna Regse|
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KOSSUTH.- Kosxuth, the

KOssUTH. Kosxuth, the re-
mcrkable orator and rel rmer,
lives an exile i'm Turin, in poverty
and seclusion, though each year
elected to the Hungarian Pariia-
ment, and with hosts Of friends
calling him hack To Hungary. He
has grown very gray and oil I look
ing, it is said, but has still his
former vigor and freshness. He
ald his two sons live together
the only survivors Of the family
He'has taken an oath never tn re
turn To Hungary while 1t is in
union with the House of Hai'>-
burg. He believes in no prosperity
or liberty which comes from them.
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Notice of Assessment.
u,cuo,i. silver mining nm

Magnolia silver M1nihS. Wrorts
ing Company-iocati0n oil M~r aJ
reka Minlng District, Lahoei
State of Nevada nd
Notice is hereby given, that aid Il
ing OF the Ioar,i OF Trustees o. SardN
pany, held on the Seventeenth n ID
cember, 1877, an assessment I'D VI
Ten Cents per share was le.r nv. M
the capita stock of said nif rs 4
BILE Immediately, in United offr,
coin, to the Secretary. al lnt q W
the company. Rooms - a' strest, 3
chants Exchange, Calliorhi"
Francisco, California. .ssesp4
Any stock upon which saia a." sd ds!l
shall remain unpaid on ihesd Ill
January. 1873, shall be dtentissd /
quent, and will be duly aa.nies 4
sale at public auction. anu u1I'bs q
ment shall be made before, WI" If ID
on MONDAY, the Tenth oa53 eljpqS
ruary, 1879. 10 pay the .es,s d 1
assessment, together win s
vertising aud expenses Oh SAT-. .tees
Ky order OF the Toard OF fgIscr,tsr.
LOLIS KAPlAN. sshantsB
Omce-Rooms .6 and "a Irspct!
change, California street. ssn y
California.
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A ROCHESTER, boy teased his
girl for an hour I" go out and axe
Il lunch wit him. and she at last
consented. Though not feeling
hungry in the least, she managed
to get away with stew, "a plate
Of raw. Il white fish. an Ironde
QUOT trout. tw" quail ON toast. a
glass of sherry aud half Il pound
Of caram Is. Her escort left for
Denver next dly.
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NOTICE CT ASSESSMENT.
1 DAMS HILL CuNSOi.IDAIEu

~ MINING COMPANN.-lOcatiOn OF
works, Eureka Mining District, Lander
County, state of Nevada.
Notice is hereby given. that at a meet.
ing OF the Trustees of said company, held
ON the twcHty-third day OF December,
1872, an assessment tNo. y OF twenty
five % cents per share was levied upon.
the capital stock of the company, paya.
bic Immediately in United Stats gOlu
coin. to the Secretary, at the office 81
the company, Room =. I~iayward'S uild-
ing. 4l9 California street, san Francisco,
California.
Any stock upon which said assessment
shall remain unpaid on the 24th day o u
January, 1873, shall be deemed delin
quent, and will be duly advertised toI
sale at public auction, and unless pay.
ment shall be made before, will be SOLO
on Friday, the 18th day of February,
1873. TO pay the delinquent assessment,
together with cost of advertising and eX.
penseS OF sale.
W. ". TRA>IOR, Secretary.
Ofice-EOom Q, Iiayward's luiluing,
4i9 California street, San francisco, Cal
iornia. az
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TO
NEW REMEDIES! NEW REMEDIES
nm CTEPON,c NTcPENcARv

Uh. G1EHUN . UlSFENSAkY,
NO. 623 KEARNEY STREET, Is
~ corner COmmercial, u Frs
Francisco. Private entrance on - I
Commercial street. Established ss31he
in 1854, for the treatment OF S-Xu- 49,
al and Seminal Disease, such as Gonorr.
hea, 'Gleet, Structure, syphilis in all it,
forms, Seminal Weakness, lunpOtency,
ETC., etc. Skin diseases of years standing,
and liberated Legs, etc., successfully
treated.
DR.. GIBBON has the pleasure of an.
nouncing that he has returned from Wis.
ting the principal Hospitals of Europe,
and has rrSuincd practice.
The Doctor has spared neithertime nOl
money in seeking out, NV remedies, anu
has returned with Increased facilities tor
the alienation of human suffering.
Seminal Weakness.
Seminal emission is the
of se~lf-aDuse. This solitary wee, or dr..
PRAYED sexual indulgence, Is practiced 10y
the youth of both sexes to an almost uu.
limited extent, producing with uIrrrine
certainty the following train of morbid
symptoms, unless cOaiOated by scientific
medlcal measures, VIZ: Saliow %counten.
Anca DARK spots under the eyes, pain in
h head, .nsinS in the ears, noise like
the ruStlins Of leaves or rafting OF CHAIR.
los, uil,aSIleSS about the IONS. weakness
of the limbs, conius ri vision, Diunted in.
tellect, loss Of cOniIu'ncc diitlIcIIce IN APP
preaching strangers, "a dislike 10 form
new ac4ualntances, IA disposition to ShuD
society, loss OF IN Itory, plmpirS and va.
lou e.uptiOns about tine fac. hectic
Pushes, furred tongue, f,etid breath,
coughs, consumption. night sweats. mo
nomania, and frequently insanity. Ii re-
lief be not obtained, you houid apply i'm
mediately, either i'll person or by lett r
n have a cure effected by his new and
scientific mode of treating this disease,
which never fails OF eirectlng a quick and
radical cure.
Cared at Home.
Persons at II distance may be CURED
AT HOME, by addressing a letter to DIR
GIBBON, stating case, symptoms, length
of line the disease has continued, ano
have medicine promptly forwarded, free
from damage and curiosity, to any part
of country. witt iuil anu plain direc.
tiOns for use, by incloIng SIU in coin in a
registered letter through the POstofice. OF
through Wells. Fargo Il Co.
A package of IN 'dicine will be forward.
ed by Express tOany part of the Union.
Persons writing tOthe Doctor will please
state the name Of the paper they see this
advertisement in.
All communications strictly confden.
tial.
Address, DIR. j. F. CIBBON.
Box 1887. San Francisco California.
mhtrly
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&he Gureka Sentinel.
AFTER THE FIRE.

ARI6 1h6 rAN0s
NJ OLIVER WENDELL HOLMES.
While far along the Eastern sky
I saw the flags Of Havoc ny.
A. II his forces would assault
The sovereign of the starry vault,
And hurl Him back the burning rain
That scared the cities of the plain,
read as or n crimson page
The woris of israel's sceptered sag =
Fo, riches make them wings, and they
Do as an eagle, fly away.
O. vision of that ~sleeplcss night,
What rue shall paint the morning light
That burned and stained the orient
skies
Where peaceful morning loves to RISE
A II the sun had lost his way
And dawned to make a second day
Above o red with fiery glow,
How dark tOthose 1t woke below!
On roof and wall, on dome and spire,
Flashed the false jewels of The IRE:
Girt with her belt of glittering panes.
And crown'd with starry-cl"aming Nanes,
Our northern queen in glory shone
With newborn splendors not her own'
And stood, TRANSPORTED IN our eyes
A victim decked for sacrihcc!
The cloud still hoyers v rhead.
And still the midnight SKY is red;
IN tIIc IOSt Ill { q AibiS
To seek the place he calls his OSn.
His devious footprints sadly tell
How changed the pathways known sc
we'll;
The scene. how ne ! The tale. how old.
Ere yet the ashes have grown cold.
Again 1 read the words that came
Writ in the rubric of the dame;
However we trust to mortal things.
Each hath its pair of folded wings:
Though long their trrrurS r ST unSpread.
Their fatal plumcS are never shed
At last. at last, they str tch in fight
And blot the day and blast the night!
Hope, only hope, of all that clirgs
Around us, never spreads her wiugS;...
Love, though he break his earthly
chain,
Still whispers he will come again:
But Faith, that scars to seek h sky.
Shall teach our half-flcdged souls 10 fly
And find, beyond the smoke and flame,
The cloudless azure whence they came!
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GEO. ". CASSIDY, PROPRIETOR.
THO
EUREKA DAILY SENTINEL

EUREKA DAILY SENTINEL
IS AN ADVOCATE FOR ALL MEAS
ures which tend to promote the best in
terests of the whole people Of the State.
county and town. and is especially de-
voted to the local welfare of Lander coun-
ty. Being issued at the center Of the
richest Mining District Of Nevada. it
will always give careful attention to the
Mining Interests and publish carefully
compiled and reliable statements. which
shall be worthy the attention of those
seeking investments in the Mines Of
Eureka District and Lander County.
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O

SAN FRANCISCO. CAL, Jan'y- y,|
~ he atONt sale is hereby ,o',,, ms
to THURSDAY January sd is sss ~
same hour sna place as above S,o,g N
JONAS LINCOLN. Soc.
!ao'd Lander (ou. MI
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A newly appointed teacher in a
ward school c~rmplained that he
couldn't find il word in Wehster'>
Unabridged Dictionary, "brcause
tie book hadn't got any index"
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Ana IN accordance with Law 49,,
Order OF the Oard of Irustees sa(
the 18th Gay OF November. lSS' masl
shares of each parcel OF ssi1 ~
may be necessary. will be sold =, va
auction at TN saiesruom of JrIs%,,le(
ton. 80 Montgomery stree, am A41
EIGHT PAY or JANUAIY. III
the hourof l O'Clock y. NJ. OF Az
Jay said delinquent assessmen,, ~ v!
together with costs OF adveriisinr ~,
pcnSeS OF sale. aa3
JONAS LINCOLN. sec,..
Omcc--3n Montgomery s,,an
Francisco, California, """,, \
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THE female suiiialist Of Wyom-
Ing are alarmed at the proposition
to parcel their territory among
the adjoining Territories. aud are
sendiny vigorous circumstances to
Washington.
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Minius Dotires.
Delinquent Sale Notice.
r AMBER CONSOLIDATING MIN.

/ ander county, Eureka District, NeNaa
Snt here are delinquent upon IA
following described stock, on account OF
n,s.ssnn,nt levied on the Fourteenth day
nj November, 1872, the several
SET opposite the names Of the Respective
~rehol as follows:
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Good place for ma .ch-makiny-
Sulphur Springs.
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CONFECTIONERY is 80 mixed
with chalk. Ella :. plaster OF paris.
and other compounds as to make
it UNFIT for stomach S.
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ONE in perfect health, never
splits.
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LOB PRINTING OF AL
neatly exec..ed ~ the usice vi the
EUREKA SENTINEL.
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DLANKS UF EvERYDESCRtPT On
nyinted 1t b SIN rIEEL OF1ICs
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CENTRAL P.r.Flc RAllrCaD

4 N AND AFTER DECEMBER FIRST.
1872. Trains will leave Palisade
daily as follows:
Overland Passenger Trains for
Winn"mucca, WadswOrth, Reno,
Marysvillr, Redding Qor Or. gonj
Sacramento, stockton, L.athrop,
MERGED flor los'mit"j, Upton
TOR Los Angelcs). San Jos" and
San EranciscO.............lO % JAM
Overland Freight and Accomo-
daiiOn Train for San Fran
SiScp. 10 A NJ
Overland Passenger Train for
Carlin, Toano, Ogden and
Overland Freight and Accomo-
dat1on Train Tor Ogden and
A~oSl.........'. .........-.--.... ...... III :OD =. "
a. y. IOWNE, GenI Sunr
T. II. GOODMAN, General Passenger
ana Ticket Agent. 81
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THE SENTINEL having q large and
extended circulation, offers a valuable
medium for Advertisers who wish to build
up a trade and patronage In this section
of Nevada.
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printing.

EUREKA
DAILY SENTINEL
NEwsPAPEk,
BOOK AND JOB PRINT NC
ESTABLISHMENT,
BUEL STREET. EUREKA. NEVADA.
GEO. ". CASSIDY, PROPRIETOR.
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G.lS-60d
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The Authorities In tho Capital Duly
p0k1e6.
- -
GEORGIA..

Inauguration OF Governor s,nfth-PaS
thence, seIf-Dental and Zeal Reccms
mendcd-The State Will Perform He's
Part In Good Faith.
ATLANTA, Jan. 10, 1873
The Hon. James NJ. Smith was inauguratcd Cow
ernor OF Georgia to-day An immense crowd wit,
messed the ceremony. He spoke as follows:-
The times in which we live call for patience SELF.
denial and zeal IN the public service. We have
nothing to regret Tor the part we bore In the re-
cent liberal movement. We supported IL with tho
ilrn purpose 60 resume our place In the Union ana
obey the laws. Having submitted both the
sword ana the law, and having granted
Impartial Suffrage to all classes OF people, We
nad hoped to obtain in return universal amnesty,
the right OF local seligovernment that buwarLp
or personal liberty, the writ OF habeas corpus. We
JAILED TO elect our candidates, and the RESPONSE
biity for the continuation of the deplorablo
condition OF the Southern States must rest now
and IN history upon those who will neither forgive
nor forget Georgia will continue to perform her
part IN good faith as member OF the federal
Union. We should send the wisest and most discreet
men to the federal Legislature and be thankful that
the evil brood native and imported, spawned
upon our State by retiring armies, have disap-
peared from our high places. He alluded to tila
vast mineral wealth and the advantage OF climate
and soil possessed by Georgia. and closed with am
eloquent ailusiOn 10 their ability 10 restore tho
state to her proper position as the Empire ol
the South.
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sHIPWRECK IN THE GULF.

Loss OF he Schooner Congress--Rcscue OF
Two OF the Crew After Drifting Six
Days.
NEW ORLEANS, La, Jan. 10, 1873.
The schooner Congress, from Pensacola, Deem
Der 8, for Rockport, Texas, foundered at sea in
gale sixty miles southeast of the latter port.
When the schooner commenced sinking a
Alexander King ana John Riley. were
in 1t; but sudden urch of the schooner broke the
painter holding the boat which was swept away.
The schooner immediately SUNK and 1t is supposed
all were lost King and Rely were rescued six
days after by q Mexican, at Carizal Island, near
San Fernando, and brought here in destitute con-
dlton. The United States Consul promptly fur
nished them with relief and transportation TO Gal
weston.
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THE LATE MRS. sEEMULLER.

BALTIMORE, Nd, Jan. 10, 1879.
The remains Of Mrs. Annie seemuller, formerlN
Miss Crane, OF Baltimore, who died at stuttgardts
Germany, December 10, arrived here on wednes-,
day by the steamship Leipzig. The deceased was
the author OF emily Chester" "Reginald Archery
and other popular novels, and was wen known as
writer Of romance and poetry.
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PANIC IN THE GLOBE THEATRE, BOSTON.

BosroS, Mass, Jan. 10, 1879 .
The benefit for the widow and children OF the
late Robert Craig, which took place &C the Globe
Theatre this afternoon, netted nearly $1,e00{
While the performance was prOgressin0
a scene was pusped against q gasght and took
fire. but the flames were Immediately extlnguished
and no damage was donc The smoke foui,d It's
way into the auditorium and panic was imminenta
but fortunately was prevented.
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FIRE IN ILLINOIS
The Home Mills mt Jacksonville Dc.
stroyed-Loss 100000.

CHICAGO, Jan. 10, 1873.
The Home Woollen Mills at Jacksonville ILL.,,
were destroyed by fire early this morning. The loss
is estimated at 100000. The insurance is $4,000,
az follows NORTH American OF Philadelphia 1000;
Home OF New York, $1,000; Etna OF Hartford,
$5,0O0 anu 5000 in an English company name not
stated. Eighty persons were thrown out OF en-
poyment. About sixty thousand dollars worth OF
wool, manufactured goods, &C., were saved from
The factory. W.
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TIE WEATHER IN THE WEST.

Dreadful Weather in Minncsota-yVholc
Trains showed Up-Rc1fef Teams Sent
tn Rescue the Passengers.
MILWAUKEE,, Wis.,, JAM 10. 1873.
Reports from the Iowa Division of the Milwaukee
and ST. Paul Railroad say that seighs have sue
ceeded In reaching snowbound train between
COnover and Ridgeway, ana have rescued the
passengers. Eight freight trains are showed in
between McGregor and Austin. The snow is
packed SO tight that the snow ploughs nave no
effect on 1t, and Ii Will have to be shovelled out.
All that can be seen OF some trains is here and
there the top OF brake protrudng above the
snow, and nothing but the smoke stack of the
CINE marks the whereabouts of the same. Tie
thermometer ranged from twenty to twenty-five
degrees below Zero the wind blowing perfect
gale.
The drivers OF the relief teams were badly frozen.
The railroad company Is doing all that is posi-
BILE to relieve the delayed passengers and reopen
the road.
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THE M0D0C WAR.
Captain jacks Warriors Show Fight
and Fire Upon Uncle SANS Boys I'm

SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 10, 1879.
The following news has been received here from
the scene of operations against the Modoc In
dians:-
Captain Kelly commanding q party OF twelve
soldiers, was sent TO reconnoitre Captain Jacks
camp, and was met by number OF Indians Firing
ensued on both Sides but without effect. The In.
dams engaged were reinforced from the main body
OF Modocs, VINO occupy position behind intrench.
nents anu succeeded In driving the soldiers RON
the field, without loss on either side The troops
are working to get howitzers in position, prepare
tory 10 storIning the Modoc camp They have been
OperatiOus.
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A FATAL BOILER EXPLOSION.
CHICAGO. Ian. 10 1s

ShiCA6O, Jan. ~, 1873.
The boiler ola steam MILL at Huntly, McTIenry
county, ILL.,, exploded this morning killing william
Benedict, engineer and badly inurinr philip SHAFT
ncr. the owner OF the mill. Loss ON the mill sl2 600
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NEBRASKA.
Organization Of the Lcgislature--StatS

OMAHA, Jan. 10, 1873.
The Legislature completed its organization to-.
day. The Governors Message was read. It re.
ports nearly two hundred thousand dollars in tho
treasury, the greater part OF which belongs to the
school fund, and 1t recommends several reforms.
New state officers VIII be fnaugurated on Monday.
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THE PHILADELPHIA EUROPEAN STEAMSHIPS.
PHILADELPHIA. j

PHILADELPHIA Jan. 10, 1873.
The Pennsylvania, OF the American Steamship
lEe, Will be ready for the trial trip by the LIST OF
APRIL and the Ohio " III be ready soon after. The
Indiana will be launched about tile LIST 0i February
and the Illinois three months after.
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Intensely Cold i'm Northwestern Iowa.
The Snow blockade.

CHICAGO, Jan. 10 1873.
The weather here tonight has moderated some
what, but is still very cold.
Dispatches from Northwestern Iowa to-day state
that the snow blockade on railroads Is not yet
raised. The weather continues intensely cold and
there are high drifts OF snow in the cuts and ra-
vines, while the cold renders 10 difficult for engines
to make steam
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-01-11
ANOTHER BROKEN RAIL.
A Passenger Train Thrown Into a Ditch
and Several Persons Wounded.

CINCINNATI, Ohio, Jan. 10, 1873.
The passenger train on the Columbia. indiana
and Central kallroad was thrown into a ditch 10.
day near LOgansp0rt Tie accident was caused by
a broken rail. The conductor and several OF the
passengers were injured, but none Of them seri.
Ously.