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Wanted.

IMPORTATION OF GEORGE MoGMv We're.
or his address. Any one knowing y"
abouts will confer favor ~ sdcr S 1I u6N.
.u,u wHisS Iivss, S'v
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gew Go-1au.
To Rent.
Notice to Absent Claimholders.

4 SAL ION, WITH FIXTURES
"A Apply at this office. aul7.lt+
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Notice.

A MEETING OF THE OWNERS OF THE
N Montana Mine will be held on Sunday
evening at O'Clock, at the RECORD office, on
Main street, opposite Meadow Valley street.
aul6-2t
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The Business Office of the PIocHE
DAILY REcoRp will be hereafter in the
Office of H. R. Breakey, at Michael's
cigar store, Main street, opposite
Meadow Valley.
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rIme ofHoldIng Courls

LEwIs-Cirsuit C0urt-Un tho Isl
day Of March and let day q Septem-
ber.-couaty CoGt-0n the LIST Mon'
day in February, April, June. Au'
gust, October aud December.
BRA1ros-Circuit Court On the
18th Of March and 18th Of August =
County GxH-0n the Ala Tuesday ia
January. March, May, july. septen'
bcr and November.
GiLaRR-CTyc&a COGt-0n the
11th day Of March aud l1th Of Sep,
tembcr. County Coma-0n the q
Monday in February, April, jane,
August, October and December
UPsuuR-Circait CoWt-0n the
22ud Of March aud 22d of November.
County Court -0a the % Monday
in February, April, jane. August,
October add December.
WgBsrER-circait Court 90 The
Oath Of May and the Gath Of septcm.
ber. County Court on tho 4th Tues
day in February, April, June, August,
October and December,
RASDoLpu.-Circuit Court on The
18th Of April and the 25th Of 0c,o'
Der. County Court on tho 4th Mon
day in February April, June, Au-
gust, October and December.
TucHEG-Circuit Court on the BAD
Of May aud the end Of November. =
County Court on tho Ord Monday ia
February, April, juno, August, DC.
tobcr and December.
BARuouR.-Circuit Court on the Oil
Of May and the 9th Of November. :
County Court on the lst Monday 10
February, March, June. August, De-
tobcr and December.
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EE Tows ASp CouSrv. lit is our
sad duty to record the death Of Mrs.
Mauzslla Todd aud her infant child.
which occurred at tho residence Of her
hush and, john W. Todd, Esq, in this
place, on tue 18th inst. 4 proper
notice ofthis sorrowful event will ap.
pear in our next issue. The Board
Of Education Of tho Weston Tndepen-
dent District, at recent meeting,
made the following appointments Of
male teachers for che onsuing year:
Principal, Dr.. Young; First Assis-
tant, Mr.. John Murray; Second As
sistant, Mr.. e. s. Bland.-About
the strongest case Of a dun that ever
came under our notice Is Tho II Mean
Business card off. NJ. tlhalfant. to
be seen 10 another column. Frank is
right in this matter. He means what
be says; aud those indebted to him
had better pay up instanter. -John
A. MeCartney, the mail carrier be.
tween this place and Middleport, killed
rattle.snake, the ether day, that had
showed fghf' To him on the road,
His snakeship was nearly Eve feet in
length, and had thirteen rattles aud a
button. The caudal appendages were
brought by Nc. Mac to this Office -
A valuable cashmere goat, belonging
70 Colonel Woodfcrd, committed sui.
eide by hanging ilselfin the forks Of a
tree, rccently.-Mr. AshwortG, sc.
Nor, returned, o few days since, from
q trip to Englaud, aud brought back
one Of Die daughters. The old
gentleman improved wonderfully while
on his journey. lie gives all the
credit to The good English "halt-and.
half DO drank in Tho old country
A part, Of our toRnspeople,
among whom are Mr.. Henry Brannou
and lady, Mrs. G.. j. Arnold, Mrs.
Bousse, Mr.. Louis Bennett, and Mrs
j. NJ. and the Misses Bennett, ar,
disportipg themselves among "tlic sal
sea waves" at Cape hIay.-Tbe at.
tention Of tho voters Of this District i
called 10 tho election notice" printed
in another column. yaluabl,
mule belonging to W. j. Kitsou cam,
to an nntimely end last Sunday b,
a..f.. I. A /. 49,. ..!.t..k f.... Al
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OBITUARY.

SfsvsR HARRIET Boxp, wife OF Brother
.uArShlll Bond, departed this life al her resi-
dence In Lewis county, after ten weeks sui.
fcring under that fatal disease Consumption,
on tue 2lst day Of June, 1873, Ia the 22nd
year Of herage, Ia full prospect Of that reIt
that remains for the people Of God. Sister
Boud had been m orderly member Of the
Nurphy'S Greek baptist Church for years,
and was much beloved by all who knew her.
She leaves her much bereayed aud almost
dtsconsolate husband, one dear little child,
one brother and two sisters, with many
friends, to mourn her departure. We sJm.
mthlze with our bereft brother, raJinR
God s blelsing upon him aud his moiherlesS
child. She WIS an humble; devoted, pa.
tent, trusting Christian-a kind, true aud
loving wife, mother, sister and nCighbor. In
her death her Church, family aud cbnlmuni.
" all sustained heavy and irreparable loss;
but our loss Is her gaia. It's well for the
patient sufferer 10 be at rest How delight.
ial TO the weary pilgrim 10 fall "asltcp Ia
Jesus ITO hu the craving hunger with &C.
leSlisl tood-to satisfy the thirsty soul with
streams ofParadisc--tO look from the cloudy
pillow, the mysterious Shechinall, to the iull
orbcd glory OF the Sun OF Righteousness,
and saShin the cfGlgent bnghtneE OF The
spirit world-to exchange The tears and
sorrows, the spares aud temptations, the
priyatlonS and bereaveInents, tho conflict,
and crosses OF tiis world for the haven Of
eternal rest, The victory, the prize, The crown,
the anfading glory aud the undying com.
panlonship Of a Fathers House on high.
Amid her scverest addiction she could look
beyond the clouds to the sunshine VI Faith.
er's face, aud exClaim with u pleasant smile,
am not afraid to die.'' And Ehea dashed
by the turbid waters oil d.ath's chilling
stream, she could cxclGinL allow firm d
foundation Thus she sank peacefully
and quietly into deaths cold embrace, a
striking Illustration Of the faet that tJesus
eau make dying bed, soft as downy pill
lows are.n We Shed not a tear but Of cor
dolenee aud sympathy for the lcteared. Oh
God, be the companion Of the lonely, cheer
tue discons olate, aud bind up the broken
hearts. Rest on, my sister, ws hope 10
meet you in Heavier.
HrsnY LAyercRp.
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COMMISSIONERS SALE OF
VALUABLE REAL
ESTATE.

G. D Crmdon
l. y. T.acouturc. ct al.
BY virtue ofa decree rendered In the aboN Q
named cause by the Circuit Court Of Cal
houn coun ~, at the May term, thereof, is73,
and in pursuance thereof the ne signed,
Commissioner appointed for the purpose,
will, on tile FIRST day Of The September term,
1873, Of the County Cont Of Calhoun coun.
~, proceed to sell, at the front door Of the
Court House In Calhoun county, at public
auction, 10 the highest bidder, tract OF
lanl situate at the mouth Of Steer Greek, In
Calhoun county, containing
ONE THOUSAND ACRES,
and being the same land conveyed by @. D.
Camden, r. p. Camden and ]. N. Bennett
10 the defendants l.. Il. Lacouturo aud
Frederick FouBsa
TERMS OF SALE:
The land will be sold upon credit Of six,
twelve and eighteen months, tho purchaser
giving binds with good per'onal security
Tor tue payment Of the purchase money, in
three several instnlments of equal amounts.
W. G.. BENNETT, Comm'r.
july 2l.dt
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re- aAsu.-Up to this time, Fri.
day evening, July 18th, no tidings
have arrived from Wheeling relative to
tho PoniteDtiary ease. A decision is
regarded as certuin within the nsxs
few days.-It has been thought
by some that an election for school Of.
ficers would have to be held, under
the new law, in the Independent Dis
sricts. This is mistake. The off.
Gers Of such districts continue TO be
elected a, provided in the special acts
which created them. George
sheefer glori6es in field Of oats that
average s feet 8 inches in hsight.-we
mean the oats. net tho Geld.--Dr.
Hills, former Superintendent of the
Asylum, accompanied by his wife and
Mrs. Ely, arc ia town. We also hear
that Rev. + NJ. Hughes, and lady, Of
Buckhauuon, ore visiting their friends
here.
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RaItIInore cattle NIarkets.

The following is the latest market
report VIC have received:
Prices to-day beef cattle ranged as
follows: Best beevcs at SO 0Oa7 90;
that generally rated fifst quality
IS 1876 90; medium or good fail quail.
ity 81 12s5 10; ordinary thin steers,
oxen aud COWS SO TOAD IL; inferior
midwest grades OF cattle so 0OaO 0e I;
general average Of the market to.
day So 90; extreme range Of prices
So 7bi7 on Most OF the sales were
FROM So 10 to 81 90 per 100 lbs.
SElEEP-WO quote common TO fair
sheepat 4a5c, aud fair 10 good 5a6c
per ID gross Lambs arc 10 good de-
mapi al 81 50a5 w per head
H0GS.-Wc quote coruied Hogs ut
81 50a7 rs, and swill fed 81 OOa7
IS per 100 lbs.
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i MEAN BUSINESS.
r HAVE go 7OO DUE ME By

il DOalUU
BOOK ACCOUNT. This want settled up
at once, either by CASH, NorE AxB SEouRtrY
or the plea OF Poverty. | don't want any
plea Of limitation or personal Exemption
Your accounts will be forwarded you In a
few days, and response is expected At once.
lfnot, officers will call upon you. ] have,
with many prudent and discreet business
men, fully demonstrated the fact that q CASH
basis Is the only true mode OF conducting
trade. AS for my part, III cannot get cash
for my goods IN 90 days, | will keep ttnm.
Goods are money, and credit payable In 60
days only pays the little profit your rner-
chant receives. Ny books must and shall
be settled. Let not this notice 10 read
heedlessly by those who loo often rc; cat The
lullaby, ''f'm rich, and able TO pay-he
don mean me- mean all In short,
] mean businsss! lffoNe you, come and
get your money. lfyou owe me, come aad
pay. Doa'tlet US tramp lsnger In tho old
iogy way of"trust me until can sell mig
ger, or the amount gets large enough 10
give you my note.n
mean just what Isay. You have owed
plead limitation, homestead, &c., 10 Oxienu-
alton, or that final plea, often used, Of "My
wife paid that.'' Put Ia any plea to get
your name OF my books. This 10 my. de-
iire.-No,cs Of FOYER four months stand
Ing will beput into the hands Of Henry
Brannou for collection on the lSt fAugusl.
z N. CHALFANT,
Weston, July 81.
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A OCOllDE0NS.--I have on hand new
n lot Urthe celebrated Frederick Getncr
AGCUr deohs--lhe only good Accurdeua
made. -Four Of ihcu hive BEEN sold here,
and lie following gentlemen certify them 10
DO ju 81 The thing - kntIbttr jacob Nico.
les, NIB lllbERan, Nj Flint and John q.
itRncr The are itid only by
y i. UIllNKMAN.
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LAND

LAND SALE.
Under decrcee Of the Circuit Court
Of Lewis county at the March term.
1878, in tho case Of Henry Brannon,
Executor of P. II. Arnold, deceased,
agains! Thomas s. POsoy and wife, /
will sell to the highest bidder, at pub.
lie auction. in front Of the Court House
Of Lewis county, on tho LIST day Of
September next, that being the first day
Of tho next term Of said Circuit Court,
a tract Of Gs acres of laud mentioned
in said decree. lying in Lewis county,
on Red Lick Run ofoil Crock.
Terms: Purchaser will DO required
to give notes for the purchase money
with good security, payable in 0, Is
aud "a months, bearing interest from
date, aud a lien TO exist on the land d
further security.
WIN. L. ARNOLD,
july7-4t Commissioner.
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Something New in Lewis,
"pATRoNTzE noMEINDUsTRY"

Tic undersigned has opened q Stone
and Marble Yard in Weston, where he
will manufacture Stone or Malqli
Head aud Tombstoncs, Monuments,
Foot.stoncs, &c., on tue most reasona.
bic tcsms. I have made arrangements
to secure a quantity of hnrd and last.
ing Rock for these purposes, which
will be equally as durable as Marble.
lo.k acout as we'll and cost great deal
less. I shall also mako lIearthstonOs,
Mantle Pieces, Grinlstones, &C., for
tho manufacture Of which l will crccta
saw mill for cutting stcuO. | shall
shortly 90 through tile county soliciting
orders. A trial Of my work is res.
pCctfully solicited.
Ea- Plans aud specifications for any
description Of Building furnished at
reasonable rates, W. j. KlTS0N.
Weston, October 81, 1872.
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Eg GtLxre. -wo arc requested TO
iutorn the good people Of Troy that
Mr.. Staluaker is about to open a drug
store there. He will commence opsr.
ations ia few days.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
To Me Creditors Of Robert Lam, d

IVWv UTtuV1VTo " IIVVtTV HF"HI "V-
ceased.
la pursuance Of decree of the Circuit
Court OF the county Of Gil.aer, rendered in
a cause therein pending, to subject the real
estate Of the said Robert Linn TO the pay
ment Of his debts, you are required TO pre-
sent yonr fclaims' against tie said Robert
Linn, for adjudication, 10 Levi johnson,
Commissioner, at his Office III the town Of
Glensille, in the said county, on or before
The fBt day ofsep,ember, 1878.
Witness, Currenee 3. Conrad, Clerk Of
said Court, this l6lh day Of July, 1873.
9. B. CONRAD, Clerk.
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gar Parties desiring Hotel uecOmmoda-
tons will consult thcirintercsts by putting
up at this House.
Mr. Corley is an excellent landlord, and
knows how 10 provide for the sinner man.
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July Pow

West Virginia:
Attitudes held In the Clerks office of the
Circuit Court Of Lewis county, on the first
Monday In July, 1873.
j. F. W. Hot, plaintiff
others defendants,
The object Of this suit Is to subject tract
Of IS 3-4 acres Of land on Polk Creek, in
Lewis county, Vest Virginia, now ownedlby
John J. Kra mer, to $40. with interest from
LIST Of March, ISL, balance of purchase
money duo the plaintiff By assignment
from Samuel Martin under a sale OF said
land by Marin 10 Kramer, aud TO declare
satisfied three bonds, glvea Ivy Martin and
Adam Hoover on sth February, 1858, 10 W..
H. Gibson, Commissioner, for purchase
money on sale of said land, under decree
Of said Court In the:case Of II. II. LowtllCr
IS. Jacob VI. AnnawAlt And Others, for
Sll6 66ieach, payable 0, l2 and 10 months
after date, or, II not found satisfied, then 10
ascertain and decree against the said Martin
and Hoover and said land such sum rs re.
mains due thereon, and also to provide for
tie execution Of 4 deed 10 Kramer for said
land, subject TO the plaintiffs debt.
And II appearing by affidavit filed, that
diligence has been used by and on behalf Of
he plaintiifto ascertain 10 what county Of
said State Il. u. Lawther, a defendant in
this cause, Is without effect, aud he not ap-
pearing, It is ordered that he do appear here
within one month after the date OF the FIRST
publication Of this order aud do what is
necessary TO protect bis interest.
TeSte:
W. II. BYRNE, Clerk.
Henry Brann0n, pig. julyl4'4t
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West Virginia.
Al Rules held In tho Clerks office Of the
Circuit Court Of BraxtOn county, on the LIST
Monday IN July, 1879.
James A. Pcrsingrr,
plaintiff,
VS.. In chanccry
L. II. Skinner, defend
ant.
The object Of this suit Is have an agree
ment, entered into on the 18th day of Feb
runry, 1879, between L. Il. Skinner and the
plaintiff for tho sale Of tho said SINNERS
real estate lying in Evansville, Braxton
county, Vest Virginia, specially provided
aud executed, and 10 set oifagainSt the four
hundred dollars OF purchase money yet I'M
paid, with intereSt on $l56-part thereof,
from the said 18th day Of February, 1873,
two bonds held by the plaintiff against said
Skinner. One OF said bonds was executed
on the 4th OF February, 1873, by said Skim
ner and N. y. Coger, by which they prom
iscd 10 pay tho plaintiff Si9j forty days Rf-
Ter date, and which Is subject to two credits,
dated on the 10th OfFebruary, 1873, one OF
$50, and the other of S25. The other of
said bonds was executed by said Skinner and
NJ, D. CogCr to D. j. Dennison on tho ith Of
February, 1873, for SIS, payable forty days
after date, and afterwards assigned the
plaintiff, and 10 declare the notes cx, cutcd
for the unpaid purchase money for said real
estate, satisfied. And It appearing BY aiti.
dayit filed IN this cause that the defendant
l.. K, Skinner Is not resident Of this State,
mud he not appearing, 1t Is ordered that he
do appear hero within one month after the
first publication ofthis order and do what Is
necessary 10 protect his interest in this suit.
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TeaEDERal)CRNT
MoMAaA - AAEN "a
fs,6zl4sllt2tax.
~ Is 9G

NEAsoNIc.-s.ated communications Of
Nl the Weston Lodge No. 10, A. y and
4. ~, will be held Oh the First and Third
Mondays Of every month. 80, -,
J.M. woErIspIsl Sec
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T0R. II. p. DAWSON,
~ -PifYsICtAS AND SURGEON, -
l.umbOrpVrt, W Va
mayols79
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THE WOODEN FACTORY
WEsrOy, ". "a.

TTAyENG COMMENCED opERAT IONS
III for the manufacture Of Wool, We shall
olltF tho highest cash prices for that article.
We have on hand large stock Of
JEANS,
FLANNELs,
BLANKETS,
YARNS, &C..
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jar Parties contemplating visit tosut-
ton would do well to ''put up" at This
House. No twill be spared to please,
Man and Beast will Gc well cared for.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-09-16

eral Santapa Lota, between Sayles
and Villarga. The Republican, snf-
fered severely, and lost 70 guns: me
Army of the North is badly crippled
by this The Carlists are IN
vesting Tolosa.
SPAIN.
MADRID, Sept Is.
The insurgent men-of-war Fernan-
dino. CATALONIA and Memeria, which
sailed for Torregara. have returned to
Cartagena without making u land ny.
In the CorteS the debate on the suS-
pension of the sitting is appointed for
Tuesday.
BAYoNNE, Sept. 15-Evening.
The Republicans arc reconnoitering
the Carlists position at Nargara, Ill
Guipuzcra, evidently with iiie lnten-
ton of making All attack, and The
news of an engagement is hnugiy ex-
pected. The Republican force out
numbers that of the Carlists, but the
latter are strongly ~entrenched.
ENGLAND.
LONDON, Sept. Is.
Steamers from Marseilles are sub
mitted to strict quarantine ut Constan-
stantinople, OIL account ofcholera.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-09-16

BEGGING THE observation-disclosures
Stanford had a little reunion ami talk
with the men in his workshops at
Sacramento the other day. lie thinks
it Is passing strange that the people
Of a great State like California should
have become alarmed at the innocent
operations of his Company. He is
evidently frightened. and is endeav-
oring to make it appear that the Rail-
road is a very obliging institution,
and, like the Maynard sisters" only
wants to be let alone"
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-09-16
Sole AGENT In San Francisco.
Il
The Hanging of Mrs. Surratt.

Ex.President johnson has been
blamed no little, especially by the
people Of the South. for permitting
Mrs. Surratt to be hanged. 1t was as
serted at the time that he was beastly
drunk and could not be seer by those
who desired to intercede in her be-
half. If our memory serve US, Mrs.
Stephen A.. Douglas, sought an au-
dience with him on the Subiect-with-
out effect. Unless the d spatches
were wholly erroneous, she implored
on her knees on the steps ofthe White
House that she might be admitted to
the President with the view Of plead
ing for the life of Mrs. Surratt. John.
son refused to see any m
Very recently the question has
come up in a new shape. Judge Adj
vocate Holt says Mrs. Surratt was re-
commended by the military commits
sion to the mercy ofthe President. The
ex-President, it is understood, denies
that any such recommendation was
ever transmitted to him. The matter
is creating some stir in the East, and
according to a dispatch in to-day's
SENTINEL, Mr.. Johnson IS en- route
for Washington to vindicate his &C.
ton in the premises. He may sue
coed in clearing his skirts, but we
very much doubt it. Johnson was as
disloyal as any man in the nation all
through the war, and a little blood
letting was necessary at the time of
which we write, to give the people of
the North confidence i'm his admins
tration. This is the reason, and the
only reason, why Mrs. Surratt was
executed.
Matters have changed materially
since then. Johnson is now a candi-
date in Tennessee for the United
States Senate. The statement that lie
refused to consider the recommended
ton for mercy is calculated TO dam
age him in the present contest. Hence
his anxiety i'll the premises. We
have no faith in Johnson. 1t is all
self with him, We believe that he
would to-day hang a half-dozen wo-
men, if by SO doing he could promote
his own interests.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-09-16

CRUEL JoKE.-Dan. De guile, o.
the Enterprise, perpetrates a cruel joke
on the State Printer Putnam. The
printer having lately purchased a
tract Of sagebrush land in the p-igh-
borhood of Carson, Dan. say he is
going into the culture of Peat, and
has actually sent East for the seed.
We were prepared to hear that Put"
was devotlng his best efforts to the
culture Of stripped.handled brooms 4:
but Peat, never.
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Notice to Creujtors

Estate OF A. Hamilton, deceased.
\OI,Ht Is HEREBY GIVEN BY THE
Administrators of
we estate OF y. Hamilton. deceased In
me creditors of and all persons h,vin"
citins against the said deceased 10 ar'
nioi lhem. with the necessary vouchers
Witiin zen months after the first publica.
:, vi tnlS notice. To the said admits.
tra.or, at the Office OF c. G.. Hubbard, Al.
na,. tat:l.aw. In the town OF Eureka.
dated Eureka. sept. Is. 1873.
p,h,,, , NJ. BOROWSKY.
Nevada, sl6.au county.
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FOREIGN NEWS,

CUBA.
HAVANA, Sept. Is.
Subscriptions in this city, for the re-
lief of the sufferers bv the recent
conf1agration, amount to two thou
sand dollars.
An American, who lately arrived
from New York. has been arrested at
Cardenas on a charge of attempting
to circulate counterfeit bills of the
Spanish bank of Havana.
FRANCE.
PARIS, Sept. Is.
Dispatches from the frontier report
that the Carlists have defeated Gen.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-09-16

A MISTAKE.-On the authority of
the telegraph we announced the death
of AlvinZa Hayward, the San Fran
cisco capitalist, in our last issue. This
was q mistake, as we have since
learned. 1t was Jas. A. Hayward,
the son of Alvinza, who died.
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NOTICE

= HEREBY GIVEN, FIAT Tup
= board OF County Commissioners NJ
EE"rrHa county VIII meet as "A Board OF
E~4uaiizatiOn at the Courthouse. in En-.
Ieha' each day, from 10 O'Clock ~ -
/! o'clock m. and from ? O'Clock n A
9eiock p. M, from and includinrthe 18Th
uaS OF september. 1873. I and ~inclndinn
the 9th day OF October, lisa.
BY order of the Board.
.,e, +. II. HARMON.
s4o-iw EN-Oficio Clerk of Roand
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-09-16

ASHoT.-In Austin, last Saturday,
DR.. Sylvester took a shot at Jack
Grant, the musician, knocking out
several of his teeth, and otherwise
disturbing his digestion. The row
occurred about a game Of cards.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-09-16

SENTENcED.-WilIiam Mulcahy has
been sentenced by Judge Fuller, of
Phoebe, to two years and a b III in the
Penitentiary, for forgery. Mulcahy
pleaded guilty.