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lIc ldSdSCo VI Dilhc Nl1oSotHSI oht
mails. These if gathered promptly
may be saved. If house room is
ample, store away in the shuck; il
will keep better, and the Smoking
will be good for rainy days in winter
Besides time can not be we'll spared
from cotton picking to sbucls it now
AS opportunity offers gather peas
now is good time to pick those in
tended tor seed if ripe. Whip-poor,
will Ieas sown early are ripe by the
lst Of August or rsooner.
FALL CROPS.
Oats sown last autumn were badly
winter killed-in the first place it was
too dry for them to make mucl,
growth before cold weather, and the
first was sudden and very severe.
The winter also was one Of the cold
est known il would not therefore
be fair to judge of the certainty OF
fall oats by last winters experience.
Our own observation is that, properly
managed, it az sure as any crop we
raise. Some uncertainty attaches to
all. Corn is eminently uncertain, cot
ton often fails, and spring oats are
very unreliable. We urge our. read
crs to SOW full crops OF oats. and to
do it during this month. Every day
of delay after the middle of Scptem-
Der increases the uncertainty of the
crop. At the risk Of being tiresome
we repeat the condition Of success
prepare the land well-if not already
rich, make it SOFT is useless to SOW
iull oats on poor land-on such land
they are almost sure to be winter
killcd-manuro will carry them safely
through Select o variety not liable
to rust-sow in drills ard fill the
drills in part only, when covering the
seed-this projects the plants from
cold and from being lifted cut of the
ground by frost. During dry weather
Craze moderately with sheepo or calves
until cold weather sets in, and in the
spring give u moderate top.drcssing
Of some ammoniated fertilizer. II
they should fail it will be known in
time to SOW the same land in spring
oats, which can then frll heir to all
the preparation and manure applied.
CLOVER AND GRASS. = ~
We have discussed these crops at
such length recently, that it is un'
necessary to do more than remind the
reader that this is the month to SOW
both cluverand grass about the mid
die, if the weather is too hot and dry.
FALL pLoUaHING.
Whenever tie ground is damp
enough, two horse turn ploughs
should be kept constantly going,
burying the weeds before they have
matured their seeds. If hands can.
not be spared from the cotton field,
hire extra hands enough for this
purposc--no work on the farm pays
better than fall ploughing-it is a
luxury to work in the spring land
turned in the fall, it is so loose and
| ~ N 1,,u H,JJ;uuJor
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The members of a Lodge of Good
TempIars in Springfield, Massachu-
setts, chew 80 much tobacco that
the owner of the hall occupied by
them refuses to lease it to then
again.
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Ar exchange remarks that notwith'
standing the fact that the recent tor.
.uado in To va blew the feathers from
off the poultry, we have yet to hear
II siugle instance. Of woman &" u.
her false hair. The moral of W lei
is, that chickens should use ha RI in
when venturing out in a tornado.
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A chap from the country, on bein,
handed, by the hotel water, bill %
fare, told him that he would defer
reading it until after dinner,
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The PECULIARLY of a Peoria ghost is
that it nightly silently steals away
with scuttle Of coal and two sticks
of cord wood.
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MILLINERY & DRBSS MAKING

and styles of HATS AND BUN
NETS MILLINERY DEP ARTMENT which we have aa
MAGGIE SSSAR whose taste and
as Mlser this community more Our SAFES
room win ec Of MISS JANE RAMEY who Will aWays
be found to exhibit Stock well make and fit dresses IN the
style moderate prices.
MILLER & R0BE0TSON.
April l6, 1873 I-f
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Suspicion is q treacherous associate
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in that cab for heroism; but it, was
there, potent and still, like cleo
tricity in cloud! All, my coun,
trymen are capable Of some things
| As for loconotive-en engineers, sup
pose there are men not of the best
among them-as among parsons
| but the deeds of some do speak
for them. Now when ones mind
has rur in one channel for a length
of time-or 1 might say, in more
appropriate figure, when a train
has gone over a great deal of road,
some results are generally arrived
at.
So it came to pass, when George
dashed up street in Chicago after
his mothers amb's-wool, while his
engine cooled, and the train was
being made for the home trip, that
he dived into a jewelers. store, and
asked sheepishly to see some rings.
"Rings, eh :" murmured the
salesman, looking amiably at the
man of SCOT. For Chicago isn't
afraid of coaI-smoke. The men
who bring her the dollars do not
always come in elaborate toilet.
"Rings," emphasized George,
"and don't be afraid Of your high
priced ones, with stonesin EN-
eff 1 give her one," in the pa
renthesis OF his sleeve, 81 want it
to be a ring that'll last, and always
be fine and handsome, and do to
60 down in the family, like moth
er's."
The sun., 1873-09-05

completely that when the suit in which he
appeared was terminated in victory for
his clicnts-the railroad company com
promising with them on satisfactory terms
STAMFORD n Co., ID is said thought ii
wise to enter into an arrangement with
him by which he became bound never to
institute any further proceedings against
them
Another candidate for the Senate IL
NEWTON BooriI, the present Governor of
California. He is Republican, but is
earnestly hostile to the Genital Pacific
Ring. and to the candidates nominated in
san Francisco 10y the Republican Com
vCntiOn which was captured by the Ring.
The Democratic nominations in san Fran
cisco were also made in the interest of the
railroad ii being the policy of the Ring
managers TO buy up nominating Convcu-
tionS without distinction OF party 1t will
be seen therefore that the canvass was an
exceedingly mixed one, the opposition to
the Ring IN san Francisco giving its sup
port To AN independent ticket. while in the
interior counties the fight was conducted
in some places within party lines. and in
Others 10y making nominations ndrpcnd-
tlll ol EeuClul lolltl'S.
The san Francisco Cdi SAYS that for
mouths there has not existed II political
organization in that city which has not
been undermined by STANFORD ana his
Ring II says that the Cont"l OF the K'-
publican Convention was obtained ny inc
Ring through the primaries. while the
Democratic nominating Convention was
ruled partly through the primaries. aud
otherwise bv the direct pavt""nt or money
Both u, niucIatic and Republican Journals
in san Francisco testify to the same effect.
The Ring entered into the campaign with
vigor, knowing that its further domination
over the state depended ON this contest,
and spent Its money freely In this work
IL was assisted by the influence of the Adj
ministration and the contribution. Of Fed
crnl onlceloldcrs. The BUic;in. an able
and influential Republican journal, say
that assessments were not only levied on
the oniccholders, but even the dstillercs
were compelled 10 furnish heavy subsidy.
." In this fight with the railroad,' says the
BHIltiiH. "the city has to contend with
whatever there is OF Federal Government
on this coast. MIR. SARGENr under that
comprehensive system of civil service re-
form which l. now IN operation h,rc. has
the disposition OF ali the dtral patronage,
ana Mr.. SARGENr is the attorney OF the
railroad
IL Will hc seen therefore. that the real
| contest was between the oppressive mo
uopoly which j. grinding the people Of
California to the dust and the people
| themselves. In this contest the influence
of the Administration was used against
the people and III favor of the Pacific
| Credit Mubillcr.
The sun., 1873-09-05
THE WlnL STREET roRGERIES.
IIuportnnt Arrests which are vet ia be Made
The Amoan, of the Forgerie- Jnknown.

tn. ripple caused III Wall street 10y the
{ rgcd bond developments has alm"ct died
away. Descriptions Of Williamson, based ON
tnr statements 81 brown and the various brokers
with whom Williamson Vnu..;cd To become ac-
quaintcd, have beon sent to various part Of the
country, hut there Is reason To- btuevc that
the adrDit manipulator Of forced stOcN l. !c;
within hAIt a dozen niles of the city Hall.
IT Mas expected that some important arrest,
might hc made last night. So far none ot the
countertoiters or forgeTs are in custody. Yates
~ Johnston were merely dealers. while Brown,
II guilty at all, was npthin; more tuan agent.
lohn~ton's examination nas been postponed
until to-day,
Mr. Thomas Denny said Yesterday that the
authorities are waiting for somebody TO turn
E.ate'a evidence, and thIs the street broker,
who acted ~ middlemen will not escape. The
fuf-rr VINO Is t. turn states evidence VI /
probably have 60 be caught first.
Mr. Miller, President Of the Buffalo and E'ie
Railroad, j. still husiIy engaged IA examining
the counterfeit bonds. lie saws that the luui
amount sued viii probably never ho Nu wn. ~
many s.mplr bonds are sent 20 I'm To- N'rlt 'I-
tiuu without the owners stating how many they
have. lie thinks u Will run between S"unUl
and $.SN.uul. 4 large quantity OF tue bogus stun
Is held by trust CuiupGnits and banks.
The sun., 1873-09-05
Information tor the secretary ot the Navy
Letter from II ships Crew.
UNirkp >rATls SU.AArr CANANpNGUA,l

10 ne E.Ltor Of Ihc san.
Sut: You will confer an everlasting favor to "a
81 pc company uy i-- rt.us thls letter:
The ulrd STATE. rtoau,r tIu1n i1c qua sailed from
New ), TX March a, 1872, bound e. Key Wet tor
three yoage' cruise the NurIh At.uuc station. The
not loo ed unon by the Captain aud officers
American sailor, or Aucucan ctlcus but A. brut.s hl
tAe oI4crcs IA, Guycrlnru hss ought proper to place
over The American peup" are led to believe th,t
none out gentlemen receive commissions in The navy
but they sadly deceived for with few exceptions
and, far uy experience teaches they ignorant
Of tho hrs principles Of gentleman. They 20 aAlore
Whenever they INNS proper. white the blue jackets
der iri those priv lcEu- for months time the
ship has been IA commission We have received but
Wucty - hours b,rty, ad AT the pr date L j.
tNr m1n is since We have b. ru ashore When liberty
i-- trscrcda one time. Therefore U.t snip always
sl'rt htutci.
NJ, stl,d from kcy Wcst June 10 for Aspinwsll
vie We ttfN' % lht &J.il. Vita az. we'll board
We rrutucu ticrr uutll ihr 2u II August TA- s.,a
h.t then showed seventy I'VE men down Win the
th-r'n lNtr ~" lHutuitIl- asturt were 90 perfect
lr3li'. ltN friurc utlN ret- Ca give Tor our
'.ttuNss l~i i1V luu- comm, utut uu uOard suIp.
b. N.inN 90 lh1' Place hN orders uf tat doctor to
mwNrtHfc WIN tur department 70 Mu.hiu1tuu ana
re- l''G d.Is To- r'cUi thc health OF tue ,rrs aud
proceed again O. AsIlrWtll.
Al Ne ass is 10 bee treated lSr Americans should o.,
F' tt' u "t We Nt 'htnalh tn, rsuHc vt bv.uyud
Nthb. II UNuE~ continue tue way they are now Tie
NuN'IHM'N NtN nave no navy ut ai' account. There
Is "l n',h an'rl lh,s sh Who would not prefer to
~ mes flt'"'u inside the ais ut son, the CrN Is
reg ti.F""N'it diIt thr uuc lacNCts take 10 up.
ih' "'pHta. 90 haH hehtd Muy t.tIt be- SO much 90.
t'H"u ana dssytIstlcuua lu ihc ships on the West
lAuA H'tluh cAthNtr, hc do not receive either lnt
rn,-. '''"'s. 'r liberty, allowed US 1y ,v o., %.
". VI" snIr's CoNrANN.
The sun., 1873-09-05

T.sio'. coiys,IoE i,A,e orut A,.c {. eI.s H,IaI
We met Gen. Butler tbs morulug, lei--
urcy -trr'liug down street from his office, look
INK u- happy as Hu attractive iHce, au agreeable
manner "a i'uaoctuI and NHtuuuS soul, and a
" tDIIt private fort IIut ' ought To- make
any r,t~ unable man. lie was elegantly gotten
uu. evidently Iur some state occasion. his hat
WA. li-ht, SOFT trit, ut the uruade-L IrAas
htiW; h- yr.Vd, 4 l-ht bldc silk, very eXdui-
ste; his coat. vest, and pants a bran new sui Il
ugut drin CasSluere, neatly Httrd tu tie highest 1
style of art, tu shUw un to perfection his grace
tHl and agile ugurc, hi gloves wcr" i-Ut hid.
close huttuuCa. ana N his Iilht hand he nuut-
l~htu, Mtth easy grace "a hEhi and Illant switch.
II Is very pleasant To learn thruLgA one of his
friends, at thr recent political gathering at MtI-
cestrr, that the General is reformed man 80
thtt las profanity lS not ts Nul-a ;s formerly
la short, tiYt hc don't swear "a. bad as he did
that he hp grr diukS openly, aud that he Is
trying to- lead new aud honest life.
The sun., 1873-09-05
GEN. BiBC0Ck'S FRAUDS.


WAsHINGToN, sept. i,-THE SUNS eX-
posnre Of Gen. B4bcocN yesterday created in
tense excitement IN this city. Nothing else was
talked Of last night and to-day. The adherents
OF the Ring were dumbluunded when they
learned that THE SrN had certified copies of
Bahcrcks vouchers and was therefore able 20
expose all the enormous frauds Whirh he had
aided tn" Board ~ Puhlic Works to practise
upon the national Treasury. lnc exposure ere
atcd a great dead Of interest Ia official circles
ana .lsp among army officers There was hut
one opinion EXPRESSED, and that VIZ, tu the effect
that Gen. BahrucN must demand court mar
tlhl. Nothing else Will save him the respect ut
his ussptilt,+ In the army. They an say that the
case looks bad ana presents no loupupo at
which n can escape, So Tar as they can see.
Iury viii he given still further proofs of his
Euilt in ltW daNS proofs ui sllll greater and
more truu- parent frauds than that of the grading
hruund tne MImlcr huLdIml.
The sun., 1873-09-05
IS uu hickman's BodY ENhumcd und Mn.
Iilnted.

WASHINGToN, sept. i.-EGorts are making to-
day by the Cmct of Police to discover the mutlators Of
'he BODY OF Beau Hickman, which, soon after inter.
mthi Ia foltcrs held was cNhumcd the legs dsioiued
at the hips, the head eeyerrd from the trunk ana
skinned, the yscera taken out and removed with tho
tAoci non ut tue heart, which was found in hr oshes
t't ~ Nhlp'u ~. "a newspaper. An IVORY handed
u'1h,'.ug hhl' MAS FOUND IA the BeIghborhuid. From
a. ~ ~ '!ud-ut lhe persuhs were frightened
ron thcf work before tuey had cumpl, ted t,r nl,
Son benevolent gentlemen had made arranc t
give me body decent burial In the CungTtssionni
Heu'i 'iery aud on thc undrrtakvrs gong 10 PutrT's
utu 10 remove 1t ne sIckcuing mutllitlon was drst
.te1oN'ffu' Inc remains, however, were Collp,t,.'
p'Sceu Ia a ht" colhn and Inferred at the cemetefI
The sun., 1873-09-05
Fraudulent rhtlpdeIphin ,Icd..al Diplomas.

lHILAbEIrlilA, Scpt e. During the last fuuI
"rOhs five medical diplomas, Issued by the American
Institute Of Philadelphia, have been taken TO tGe Span
lth Consul hy tIhaus Tor endorsements The last one
was Issued sept toa Cuban, who LEFT Havana Feh. y
loi span ana VINO arrived At New York june ., II Is
az gou tat they art 'auduieht diplomas having been
purchased ih' holders not laying gone through a
course ot lectures. The spanish Consul Hid the matter
before MAYOR SluAlcy, and9e wiz Iast action to NOR
ms country must be endorsed 10y resident spanish
The sun., 1873-09-05

Tor the accommodation Of uptown residents sdvcr.
hsoncnts for TnE svS will be received at regular
utcs at the uptown Advertisement offices So West
nuts second street, junction OF broadway and Sixth
Ncuue, rnd 30~ West Twcnty-third street. opposite
Grand orcra House. from a NJ to $40 Pm.
The sun., 1873-09-05

"Thc Constitution says ihnt all trials shall
be by iuri. and the accused - entitled. not to
b, first tronNi irtcd bys court aud then to be ac-
qu.ticd Nv IA iurt, but 10 be convicted or me-
auitcd ~ THE FIRST INSTANCE by n
fury. - SAM II BLAr,iUoEp.
The sun., 1873-09-05

N.rnon's american Rdar0dd Manual for 1879
has Just been published IN one handsome yoluus Win
oNpaNaorY mans. II contains particulars derived
from the latest and most authentic sources. Of the
mileage capital stocf, bonded debit equipment earn
nEn rhphses, an other statistics uf railroads I'm tho
',Nu Ntalts ana cana IA which have been ruupIptrd
az, W. prortss uI obstruction. Il present. M com.
'NS' i"~ Key " Our sAoIe railroad stem.
The sun., 1873-09-05

HAVANA, sept. 1T is reported that duel
I'm pistols has takcn place between the editor of ,c
L. ~ "f ana the SccrVtD u arUor Xulucti, and t 4
we're wounds
The sun., 1873-09-05

ment is contestinq the legality Of six millions Of
the debt contracted by wARMoTH, and hopes TO
succeed in repudiatinR 1t, thus decreasing the
rate OF taxation. OF course this threat Of repu-
diation is calculated to help Louisiana credit
The sun., 1873-09-05

What do they do IN the lecture room at
Huntingdon Mr.. WILLIAM !. WOOD, of the
PRESBYTERIAN Church At Huntington, says that IN
consequence of KELSEY Ucerins into the win
dows uf the lecture room, the elders - that
church had inner curtains pat up. Thi- Is a r.
markalle statement. What do they DO Ia that
Lecture room that they wish not to have seenf
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Eureka, Dccembc 9Th, 1872.
4 Card TO the Public.

A FTER A LONG AND SANGUINARY
~ struggle lOr the mastery in the
frcighting business. l am pleased to an
nounce that | have control OF the buSi-
ness from PaliSadc to the interior. Ship
pers can be assured that the rates will De
reasonable, and all goods forwarded on
quick time. Having purchased the en-
tire outfit OF the n. L. Co., am prepared
to move any amount of freight without
delay. Thanking the public tor its liberal
patrOnag" h rrtOiOrr, respectfully solic-
it a continuance OF tn. same tor the ill-
trlre. Mark goods "Carc of Pritchard,
PaiiSade."
SID w. l.. PRII CHARD.
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There is man in our town
Who had painful cough,
And though ne tried with might and main
No phlesm could he throw off,
Till he imbibed the Sierra Balm
Which stopped the choking strain.
Three doses OI Nevada cure
Restored his health again.
The Sierra Nevada Cough Remedy for
sale by all druggists.
SAN FRANCISCO, August %. ls72.-E. |.
Earra-Dear Sir: AS we have sold all the
Sierra Cough Remedy which we had on
hand, you will please to send us four gross
fOrty-eight doZen) with bill tor the same,
immediately. We remain, sir, yours,
CHAS. LANGLEY 4 Co.,
Wholesale Druggists, southwest corner
of Battery and Clay sts, san Francisco.
Farmers and miners will receive a Sicr-
ra Nevada Pamphlet OF useful informa-
tion, free OF cost, by sending their address
to +. |. Barra. San Francisco. California
O6-6m
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GOSSIP FROM CARsoN.-The cores.
pondents for papers in the western
part of the State, residing at the Capi.
tai, are gossiping set. We gather
these items from one of them, the cor
respondent of the Reueiue
understand that Assemb,vman
wallace, Of Lander, will. at an early
day, call caucus of the Lander dele.
CATION and iix upa bill tor the form.
alton OF the new county As ,nnn
as It is introduced 1 will notify Won
Of its provisions. wv"
Tue personnel Of the Legislature is
on an average the best / have ever
seen here, and relieve hat ali need.
Ell Legislation will be performed In
Judicious and honest manner.
Cassidy wears blue clothes, hair n
"a Grecq"e, and looks every inch a
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MISrAKE.-One of the hundred ap-
pilcants for places got hold of an
agent OF Sacramento journal, yes-
terday: and taking him for Soion,
pushed him up into a corner. "You
are member of the HOuoe?" he said.
Yes" well, do You know of any
thing l can gct?" Yes, YOU can ret
the job of firing tho Capitol furnaces:
there is hard work i'm that. and no.
body is after it," Come let's have a
drink" No, thanks. have lust
dined." The applicant has doyged the
heels Of the member (of the third
House) and would fain have gone
to bed with him; which caused an
ectairecissement and depression of
spirits. s.-Cm,son Appeal.
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BANK NOTICE.

"ELI.S, FARGO 4 co. HAVING
:" sold their Ranking business in
Eureka to Paxton X CO., GepositOrs are
requested to PRESENT THEIR PASS
BOOKS AND CERTIFICATES OF DE.
POSTS tor ttlSment mediatcly,
EOMEK s. KING, Agent.
Eureka, New, January I'd, 1873. j3.iw
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gctires.
NOTICE.

A SPECIAL MEETING OF PERSE.
- verance Division, No. 4, s. of T.,
VIII DC held ut the Residence of MRS.
BAiLY, on Spring street. on the evening
Oh January IA, Quesdayl, for the trans.
aetlon of important business. A gener I, |
attendance is requested. BY order.
j. CUMMINGS. Chairman,
RF. BARTLETT, Secretary. ja5
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NOTICE,

THE COFARTNERSHIP HERETO
fore existing between the under
signed, under the name of Allen & Co.,
is hereby dis Olvrd by m 1tual consent.
/. w. knight Is authorized to collect all
moneys due and will pay all debts of ne
late firm.
W. ]. ALLEN.
]. w. KNIGHT.
Eureka, New, January 3, 1873. ja3-lm
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WANT Ed :!

VNANTED--STOCK TO RANCH. In
w quire at the NEVADA STABLE.
d3
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NOTICE,

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
- We have formed n cOpartnership
Tor the purpose of carrying on the Saloon
known as the Casino, under the name
and firm Of WOlford & Co.
NOLFURD, WlTTEN8EIG 4 MENDES.
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NOTICE,

DUNEEL u co. HAVE SOLD
out their entire business to f.. Dun
ke1. All parties holding bills against
them are notified To send in their ac-
counts within sixty days from date to
U. DUNKitII eco.
y. .DUNKEL,
SAM. RAPHEL.
Eureka, New, January ., 1873. js-3Od
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TURNED OUT.-According to the
South Paciti" Times a French
lady was turned out OF the Cathe-
dral of Lima, because she came t.
her mass with Il fashionable bon
net on her head. Were Il similar
plan pursued in cur churches,
whether Protestant or Catholic,
there would scarcely be q female
wOrshiper found in them.
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cOPARTMERShiP.

rSSHE UNDERSIGNED HAVE THIS
day formed rtnership for the
practice of the law in the courts Of this
State. GEO. =. HUfP, Austin.
a. Al. Hilh.H)USE, Eureka.
Eureka, Dec. 10, 1872. do
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In FULL DREss.-JOhn l. Ginn's idea
OF full dress is q pair Of gloves. II
he attends a high-toned bail no con-
siders gloves Indispensable, and that
any one there without gloves isn't
dressed at all. A Piute warriors idea
OF full dress is n plug hat, never mind
whether he has anything else OH or
not. Thus Ginn's full dress ideas are
totally absorbed in his gloves. We
are told that he wears them altogether
now, while he is lobbying and report
ing among the Legislators. He un-
dresses to go to bed bv simply un-
dressing.-IUyinia Chronicle.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-01-14

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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-01-14

A GREAT flood in China has done in
calculable damage. So long as these
heathens persist in maltrsating the
peaceful Christian laborers of Caifor-
MIA they must expect visitations Of
Divine disapprObation. The new
Code, which allows them to testify in
the Courts, may IN 1t the pagan obdu-
racy OF their heartS.-Sac. Record.