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Inc lOllOWlug letters OF regret were re-
ceived from President Grant, Generals
Sherman, and Sheridan, and Senator Ed
munds
FROM PRESIDENT GRANT.
EXECUTIVE MANSION.
WASIIINGToN, ID. c., Oct. %, 1873
SIR The President desires me to ac-
knowledge the receipt of your very kind
letter of the 18th inst, inviting him to at
tend the tenth annual meeting of the Yer
mont Officers Reunion Society on the goth
inst, and to say in reply that he regrets his
inability to be present.
lie wishes me to convey to you his sin
cere thanks for the kind attention, and to
request you to express to the committee of
which you are the head, his thanks for their
kind attention.
am, sir, your obedient servant,
LEVI =. Lucky,
Secretary.
To Mr.. Kittredgc Haskins,
Brattlcboro, Vt.
FROM GEN. SHERMAN
HEADQUARTERS OF THE ARMY,
WASHINGTON, ID. G., Oct. 22d, 1873
Mr.. Kittredge IIaskins, Chairman Execu-
tive committee, Vermont Officers Re
union society, Brattleboro, VT
DEAR SIR: Your letter of Oct 18th, in
vitlng General Sherman to he present at
the tenth annual meeting of your society,
has been received by him, the delay in
answering having arisen from his absence
from this city. The general desires me to
convey to you and your committee, his
thanks for your remembrance of linn in
your approaching meeting. While he re-
grets that your kind invitation cannot be
accepted by reason of previous engage
ment in New York, his best wishes are
with you, as well as the hope that you will
have all anticipated pleasure
Very truly yours,
Jos G. AuDEYRIED,
Col. Il A. ID. G..
FROM LlEUr.-GEN. SHERIDAN.
Headquarters MILITARY DIVISION
OF THE MISSOURI,
CHICAGO, Illinois, Oct. 81, 1873. J
DEAR SIR Your kind letter of the 18th
inst, inviting Gen. Sheridan to be present
at the annual reunion of the Vermont
Officers Reunion Society, reached his
his headquarters during his absence in the
West, which is the reason that it was not
promptly acknowledged.
| am directed to say in reply that the
General regrets exceedingly that his duties
will prevent his attendance.
am Sir,
Very truly yours,
GEO. A. FoRsy1H,
Major, &c, A. ID. c.
To Kittredge llaskins, Esq, Brattleboro,
Vt.
FROM SENATOR EDMUNDs.
BURLINGTON, Oct. %, 1873
DEAR SIR Il have your kind note of
the Goth, inviting me to be present at the
tenth annual meeting of the Vermont
Officers Reunion Society, to be held in
your beautiful town on the Goth inst.
| regret that am unable to avail myself
of the pleasant privilege which the court
esy of your executive committee has
offered me. The sadness of recent be-
reavement would make me but n gloomy
guest at celebration, the chief sentiment
of which is properly that of joy and glory.
And what Il noble joy, and just glory
Although, with reverent tenderness you
drink in silence to the memories of your
departed comrades in arms, and although
the eyes fill and the voice falters as you
speak of them, yet when, as the years in
crease, you behold in a clearer radiance
that more and more Eliminates your and
their achievements, the patient toll, the
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financial.

financial.
BANTER NATIONAL BANK,
RUTLAND, VT.
CAPITAL, 100000
DIRECTORS.
H. HENRY BAXTER, J. W. CRAMToS,'
H. +. LOTHRoP, n. Il. SPRAGUE, JR,
D. n. BAXTER, II. KINGSLEY,
n. W. PARK, W. q. DuNToS
GEO. T.. ROYCE, w. c. LANDoS.
GEORGE X. BoITUM,
LLECTIoNS
Made and RENTED for at Lowest Rates.
INTEREST ALLOWED ON TINE DEPOSITS.
general Banking and Exchange business
transacted.
II. HENRY BAXTER, Prest. j. n. BAXTER, V. Prest,
GEORGE II. BoTTUM, Cashier.
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state Elections To-Day.
ARKANSAS.

An election is to be held in Arkansas for
nine State Senators and forty members of
the House of Representatives, mainly to
fill vacancies caused by the appointment of
present members to other offices.
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The following letters of regret were re-
ceived from President Grant, Generals
sherman, and Sheridan, and Senator Ed
munds
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MARYLAND.

The election is for members of the Legis-
laturc who will choose United States
Senator in place of Senator Hamilton in
1875, and for Comptroller and Clerk of the
Court of Appeals.
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Jhe a'utlaaa Daily Glube.
TERMS IN ADVANCE.

TUESDAY, NOVEMBER a, 1873.
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The 5Tth annual number OF the above is now
In press and expected TO be ready for dealers
early In November Persons wishing them
whether for use or for SALE are requested TO
send orders at once IL Will be the best number
ever issued and contain the most complete
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-06-06
Picche Items.
from the Record of the 18th inst.l

FUN IN Il'SVlN " IL Z NOV
MORE DISCOvERIES.-lt does seem
that this whole desert country,
over an area of thousands of square
miles. is threaded with veins of silver
and gold-the former predominating.
John Mason and James Reace, the
p~rOSpectors of this State, have Just re-
turned from an exploring trip south
and west of the Ash-Utah mountains,
down towards the AmargoZa river,
and not far from the celebrated Death
Valley, who report having found
some very promising Galena deposits,
They will return, If they can get as
sistance from men of means. Kali
roads are only needed to make South
eastern Nevada. we may reasonably
believe, the richest section OF the eN-
plorsd globe.
BALD EAGLE.-John c. Lynch. of
the Fashion saloon, corner OF Nam
and L.acour streets. has just received
from Nepoochtickapooch Springs,
about rs miles east of here, in Utah. a
inc specimen of the American bald
eagle. The noble bird now measures
about three feet from tip to tip OF It's
wings, and is only half grown.
CUT IN AN AFFRAY.-A gentleman
who arrived from Hike last evening,
informed us that Just before departing
from that place Il report came III nat
a dill .ulty had occurred between TWO
ranchmen, in Pahranagat Valley, In
which one was SO badly cut IN stao-
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-06-06

bed that his life was despaired of. lie
did not learn the names of the parties
nor other particulars.
ERRArUM.-In our last we stated
that the hearing of the motion to set
aside the verdict in the case of the
Raymond IL Ely Company VS.. the
Hermes had been postponed until
July. Onr information was incorrect.
The motion will be heard the present
month.
GOoDs FOR CHERRY CREEK
Williamson's mule train, which lately
arrived here with merchandise from
Toano, has returned by way of Cherry
Greek, taking to that new camp tools
u provisions purchased of Phoebe
merchants.
BULLION FRoM THE PIoCHE.-Mr.
Nelson, superintendent of the Phoebe
mine last night received from the
AmadOr mill, at Bullionville, about
300 pounds of bullion, extracted from
ore from that mine.
MR.. WHITE, who kept a grocery on
Lower Main street, opposite Dry Val
lev, yesterday started out with his
family and stock of goods for the
Cherry Creek mines.
ASSAY OFFICE FOR CHERRY GREER
kinzie Lannis, w~ell-known in our
mining circles, left Phoebe yesterday
for the new mines at Cherry Creek,
taking along the paraphernalia of an
assaying establishment.
MIR. PALMER, of this city, has been
appointed Deputy United States Min
eral Surveyor for Central Utah, and
will start fer Kanarra to-day.
VALUABLE PRESENT. The local
editor of the Record acknowledges a
present from his Young friend Joseph
Henderson of an elegant stem-wind-
ing gold watch.
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General
Application for Patent.
NOTICE NO. POO.
T.. s. I AND OFFICE, !

u. =. An orflIF,
EUREKA, Nevada, June Sd, 1881
NOTICE Is HEREBY I'VE THAT
~ Harry StrOut, Nm. Wermunth and
j. \. NeSbitt (pOStOf1irc address. Eureka.
Eureka County. Nev..) have made apple
Il ,40D) linear feet of the HOOSac lode,
bearing silver and other minerals; h
same being seven hundred (70O) feet
nOrtherly and seven hundred (7Ol feet
southerly from The HooSac shaft thereon
with surface ground three hundred feet
in width situate in secret Canyon Minj
ing District, Eureka County, Nev., and
described in the plot and field notes On
file in this office as follows, viz:
L. =. SURVEY NO. 60.
Beginning at a post marked Hoosac
y. ". corner; whence the smoke stack
OF the roasting furnace of the Pinto mill
bears south is deg. east, IA ,41l feet, and
the HUOsac shaft bears S. 81 deg. w. 70o
feet and running thence LIST, :. So. deg.
W.. 10J feet thence, 20, ). 80 deg. % min.
W. 100 feet thence, Sd, :. 5lA deg, +. 500
feet thence, eth, y. 81 deg. 25 min. E., 700
feet thence, 5th, y. 81. deg. +. 700 feet !:
thence, eth, y. 5lA deg. W, 800 feet. to
the place of beginning; containing 9.5S
acres. Courses express q from true me-
riuain. magnetic variation 10y deg. f.
This claim is on unSurveyed lands, and
is on the south by the Snow
Squat, on the west lN the Norman, on
the north by :he Hoosac Extension.
This claim is recorded in bOOk G., page
100, OF the Secret Canyon Mining Records;
II "a copy OF said notice and diagram
can be found posted at the hosting works
OF the mine.
je4-GO CYRUS +. HORN. Register.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-06-06

JINKSvILLE.--ThiS is said to be one
of the finest mines in Eureka District.
There is a body of r exposed which
measures thirty-fve feet in thickness,
and the end is not vet. We were yes
terday shown assays which run lear
ly $500 per ton. 1t is estimated that
there is 600 tons of ore on the dump.
The Jinksville is evidently a big
thing.
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INTELLIGENCE

&RECORDS.-The transcript
(ion of the Lander county
bich relates to the new
Eureka ought to be fin
a little less than no time.
is assisting in the work,
Is what the RereWe says
\ Ivan Jaquelin, wh;lom
lent for the RereiUe, has re-
Hut BohemianiZing and
honest labor. He has for
" weeks been at work i'm
Recorders office copying
8 of what is now Eureka
Ve saw him to-day perched
Il stool in the courthouse,
Yer Il book as big as a faro
6a pair of >teel-rimmed spec
Nced on the crOSS-beam of
eonic nose. Van claims to
ink-slinger of the
outfit, and says he rolls
pndred tolios every day,
think is Il id large
folios for one person to
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-06-06

HOMICIDE AT Robinson DISTRICT.
The particulars of a homicide at Rob
inson District, White Pine county,
will be found in our telegraph'c col
umnS. r. w. Benefil was shot and
instantly killed by a man named
Crazy. The offender was lodged in
Jail at Hamilton.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-06-06

CONTINUED. - The cases of Ken
lucky VS.. Raymond Il Ely, and Ray
mond Il Ely VS.. Kentucky, have
been. by stipulations, continued for
the term in August.
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ROAD IMPROVEMENT.-Supe

ROAD Observation-Disclosures
Walls is having a small bridge put
down across an ugly place near the
Consolidated works. Uncle Josh
keeps a close watch over the roads.
and is making some very substantial
Improvements in different portions of
the district.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-06-06

NJ. r. BARTLETT, real estate agent.
Houses for rent and for sale in all parts
of the city. Also /. C. Rateman'S agent
for the Monroe Survey. Office at the
California Lumber Yard, southeast cor
ner of Buel and Bateman streets. apl0
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-06-06

SPECIAL EoTICE.-It is a we'll known
fact that Dyspepsia and Indigestion are
the causes of nearly all the diseases that
the human body is heir to; then why
pay enormous doctors bills: ny using
DR.. Henlry'S celebrated | y |. BitterS
they can be thoroughly eradicated from
the system and new life impaired to the
sufferer. Read advertisement in another
column. mh2l-3in
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-06-06

ANOTHER HAPPY MANN. Hatri-
son, of the firm of Oberfelder & Har-
rison, has suddenly, though not en-
tirely UNEXPECTEDLY, been made the
happiest man in Eureka, by the adj
vent into this mundane sphere of a
charming little daughter. The event
%transplred early Yesterday morning,
and the mother and child We're both
doing we'll at latest accounts. Long
life to the new conner.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-06-06

In JAIL. = Watts. the man who
killed Tom Flitcroft at Schellburn,
has been lodged in the Hamilton Jail.
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MINING TAX,
COSMOPOLITAN
HOUSE
Corner of Main and Bateman Streets.
EUREKA, NEVADA.

"HIS HOUSE HAS BEEN THOR
oughly renovated. and the beds
consist of Spring mattresses, double and
Those wishing good clean beds
mav be sure of finding them at this
house. Transient and regular IOdgers
received. j. ASEf.
mlltf MRS. L. CLARK.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-06-06

ARRIvED.-Deputy L. 5. Surveyor
ThOS. J. Reed came over from Ham
ilton by yesterdays stage.
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SODA, Ice CREAM, NUTS. CANDIES,
ETC., at Ivy Nichols new Store, in the La
urande building. Je0
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A CALL.-We last night received a
call from Mr.. Salisbury, the narrow
gauge man, and Mr.. Reinhart, of
ElkO. The former talks very con
tident about the success OF the narrow
gauge, and says he will have a lot Of
iron for the road in San Francisco be-
fore the end of the present month.
They applied a odometer to their
buggy on the way up from Elko and
found the distance To Eureka to be
Just one hundred and one.half miles.
They depart this morning for Hamil-
ton.
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lDCK REPORT.

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

STOLEN.-We are sorry to
Nlr. Nathan, of this place,
be misfortune of having a
Valuable mules stolen at
(he RereiHe OF Wednesday
following particulars: \
3uccessful theft of "A couple
Eas committed in this city
between the hours of ten
pd daylight. The animals
ITO Mr. ID. Nathan, of Eu-
was sleeping in the wagon
the mules We're tied when
Stolen. They were tracked
OF the hill back of Brad
], where All trace OF them
They We're both mare mules,
about l,400 pounds each ;
black and the other "a bay,
.each hair-branded with am
lelt hip.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-06-06

EDS. NJ. Henley departed
for Phoebe. Steve. as he is
lcalled, is now travelling for
De cigar establishment, and
mend all tn purchase from
"A. George Washington, he
lie.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-06-06

Go TO j. OTTENHEIMER'S FOR FINE M
ported cigars-three for 81. my25tf
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Is.

Arrivals
: WOODRUFF d ENNOR'S LINE:
Amp6on ThOS J Read
II Departures.
xA0l4tii 4 ENNOR'S LINE:
~ Badly Green
G. DEMO
DerS Paul bowman
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-06-06

LII MEETING.-There will be
OF the Daughters of Re-
H. evening at s o'clock sharp.
OF ). GoldstOne. n. g.,
mead Of New today"
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PACK TRAINS.

DERSONS WANTING ORE, WOOD,
a or any other mater al transported
by Pack Trains. can ave such business
promptly attended to by leaving orders
wit JOE RANEL, at the store of
ASIIIM BROS.
Eureka, May II. mylitf
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-06-06

ASSINATION OF FLITCROFT.
Ned some days ago an ac-
De assassination of Thomas
! Schellburn. We find the
Version of the affair going
or The press, which is
different from that pub
lis Thomas t'Iitcrott,
J saloon 1t Schellburn. was
hstantly killed on the night
3, in his house, 10y some
b fired through the window.
hed Watts was arrested as
cied murderer. 1t seems
had gone on IA prospecting
fhe above place, and on his
fnd his wife cooking and
puse for Flitcroit. at whicn
2 we'll pleased ; hence sus-
upon Watts"
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THE SOIREE.-It was a grand affair.
Everybody was there, and everybody
was gay and had u good time. We
are sorry that we have not time and
space for an extended notice. 1t was
worthy of it. We must say, however,
that the ladies never looked more
charming, and the gentlemen were
more constant in their atten-
tons to he fair creatures. AS before
remarked, everything passed OFT
smoothly, and u considerable sum
must have been nctted for the benefit
OF the Hall.
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SCI NoirSO VI vac iOuItlI Vi july. lnlS
IS ~efninentiy proper n we earnestly
nope ina tme meeting Will lie largely
attenueu. Inc members OF Rescue
nose company nave already LED OIL
ny appointing committee OF confer
e.lce' uuu IL Tue clllZenS Will only
SIGNIFY wllilnghe To aid IN the mat
ter, we are sure TO have a creditable
uenio',s.rallon DON'T forSetthe meet
ing lo-ilorrow.
1~ T-INNau
Frai'clsco' PRESIDENT OF the Lemon
Viii ana Mining company Is In
town, ana VIII remain here FOR sew
n%on,cinT in III. nonnnct;on tbn, tho
Ian,on Mil iS unrE;nr tn . ,har,n
Mr. Dictimson w Snnn,iut,ndo !.
na.inr tho Smia,,t;J So
caSS a;d ~ ha dos not Snnenuo "',
some d;y;do,,aS Co. thn tanthoidor.
r,rnitv soon why then we will miss
p nm nuosS srS,u 'J .,;nUr hn,SinnsS
x;tb president Ciark wiIi f3nd rim or
the otiice Of the comn,nv
II was grand AFFAIR.
Everybody was there' II everybody
was gay ana hao "a sood Time. we
are soIIy ma. we nave nov .i'i,e anu
worthy of if We n,Ist saw however
that fhe Ladies pnypr locked moro
charming. and the gentlemen we're
never more constant in their atten-
tions to he fair creatnres AZ hefnrn
remarked evervithinr naSsnd or
Smoothlv aud y conSidor,hle snn
OF the Hall.
" o'o''e" d
gauge man, anu MT. l1elnhart, or
ElkO. The former talks very con
tident about the success of the narrow
gauge, and saws he will have a lot of
iron for the road in San Francisco be-
fore the end of the present month.
buggy on the way up from Elko and
found the distance To Eureka to be
,las. olle nunureo anu oie.nali iilileS.
NY "op"i' 'ni' hioi"i"S ioi ii'ii'i'-
toh.
Axor,Yr, u,,,v M NJ ua.r;
soi'' vi Tie URN Oh Operleiuer ~ I1ar-
tirely UNEXPECTEDLY, been made the
manifest man in Eureka. bv the adj
vent into this mundane sphere OF a
charming little daughter. II event
transplred early Yesterday morning,
and the mother ana chlld We're both
doing we'll at latest accounts. Long
lie to the new conner.
JINKsylLLE.-This is said to be one
Of the finest mines i'm Eureka District.
There is a body of ore exposed which
.h;.tr fvo Zoo. j., th;.L,o.s
nnd iho and is rnt COT W. m.ora YaS
w. som nov, TON r. is estin,,ted that
there is 600 tons of ore on the dump.
The J~inkSville is evidently a bly
io'iNiph "a ~
Inc particulars OF a hohilclde at h"p-
will be found in our telegraph'c col
umnS. X. W. Beilell was Shot ana
l'stail'lE hliicu pN d ill",I lla'iicu
CrarN. IN Ollenuer was louSeu III
Jail at Hamilton.
--
Walls is having a small bridge put
down across an uuly Mace near the
Consolidated works. Uncle Josh
keepS a close watch over the roads.
andi pakipr soma worry substantial
nnornn'n, j., d;f,nron+ ,nn,,;nns ~
H. rt.iat
ILe uiS'ilct.
-
CONTINUED. The cases OF Ken
'"oNS "'
,'lollu a Eiy W: Nei''uvHH, hase
peen' py stip''ia,loiIs' coii.iiiueu loi
~ JAIL. '"'''' 'Ho h'"' viz
--
ANN I. '",o'0i
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1873-05-24
Enhenlihm Condition.

Louisiana Is Ia nm uncnviablc situation. She
Is kept in constant broil by the worst element
Ia her badly mixed elements Of society. She
finds herself In an inteTminablc commolion from
the agiia,ions Of hucksicring politicians who are
ever willing and always ready TO do any thing
that will adCru thcm with an Office or place
dollar in their pockets. This is tie legitimate
result OF the oulgrowlh OF the war aud the con.
di,ons tina; Eciened supreme in that State from
the firing Of the last cannon 10 the prescn, hour
Aud when We lock q, the thing philoscphicaly
we are no; At al surprised Those who are ere.
a,ing anarchy and coaiuson to-day are only FOL.
lowing in the footsteps VI those who styled them
selves their supSriors and claimed TO be the rul.
ms element In political affairs from Inherent
right. Twelve years ago, in opposition To the
better judgment Of the sObcT.minded will OF
her people, her sClf.imposCd rulers wrench.
Cd the State from the embrace Of peace and
plugged her into the vortex o. rebellion. Those
who are best acquainted with the circumstances
wei kno~ thar the masses e iis gcopls-,herc as
elsewhere were never In favor Of rebellion and
secession They perfectly understand ,ha, tia,
condition was forced upon them by the mad al.
vice and the scckless Intrigue u the politicians
The people were compelled 10 follow rrlus,autly
VIA, they Conld 10, rsisi. Thesc proeesd.
'ass sS"N 40 fail . '-'sse sS,;k ysotr ufSs;'
.-.sAiloA IA The miGas of those who were govern.
Cd By ~ aawholcsoue inaaeac~s They aa,u.
rally grew ~ with the idea thA, things u that
s0si SsFe rgli hyoa could oaly sgeeved With
them. Ttis has beca lhe condition aud trouble
With Louisiana eves siacc ,hc war ceased The
en'ise We'A is yaiy tie legitimate frgi, Of tue
m'sl1 1ss .; 2ss RESTLESS ani reckless politicians
lee soc.e;y Is pssaeA,,I s.ta tie education that
came q. u asr s.sis, beg bold political legerle-
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