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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-04-26

81 have this day sold to j. NJ. Wood.
son Ali my right, title and interest In the
La Grande Saloon. j. r, HiTSTER
Eureka, March 2Sth. lisa. mpe.1m
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Dissolution Of Copartnershin

NHE COPARTNERSHIH HEkIEO.
fore existing between James r
Hunter and James VI. Woodson, i'm the
Saloon Business, at the La Grande Sa.
loon. is TINS day dissolved by mutual
consent. j. NJ. Woodson will continma
the business at the old stand, and collect
all moneys due, and a all debts
against the concern.
] IT. HUNTER.
J. NJ. WOODSUN.
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And All Kinds of Fancy w ork,

THE SENTINEL having a large and
medium for Advertisers who wish to build
up a trade and patronage in this section
of Nevada.
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SUITS IN THE DISTRICT COURT.


Samuel Geddes and Louis Bertrand.
Also the pOssessory claim to the mine or
mining claim or ledge, known as the
"GedGes and Bertrand " mine or ledge,
situated in the Eureka Mining District,
County OF Eureka, state OF Nevada.
Also, John Doe and Richard Roe-Tax,
s7l3 IS.
John Doe. Richard Roe. Also, the pos
sessOry claim to the mine or mining
claim known as the :" HoOsac Nine"
situated in the Eureka Mining District,
County Of Eureka, state of Nevada. Tax,
S4l1 y.
SUITS IN THE JUSTICES COURT.
John Doe, Richard Roe. Also, Mount
Ophir Mine, situated in Eureka Mining
District, County OF Eureka, state OF Ne
vada. Tax. IS 81.
John Doe, Richard Roe. Also, Wild
Rover Mine, situated in Eureka Mining
district. County OF Eureka. State OF Ne
vada. Tax, a A..
y. d. ANDERSON,
District Attorney, County Of Lander,
tor Plaintiff in above suits.
JOHN d.. SULLIVAN,
Sheriff Of the County of Eureka.
Eureka, New, April 18th. 1878. apl6
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ESTABlISHM INT,

BUEL STREET, EUREKA, NEVADA.
GEO. ". CASSIDY, PROPRIETOR.
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make it more desirable as place of tenn
porary abode during the session.
BASEBALL is base indeed in this sec
ton. We never hear the national game
alluded to.
THE Washington Republican is assured
| that Franklin Stearns, ESQ.,, of this city
will 60 for Hughes for governor.
YESTERDAY horse belonging to DR.
Crenshaw dropped dead while in harness
The horse was valued at $400.
JAMES RIVER WATER has had th,
longest spell Of mud this time since th,
days of Powhatan.
GERoRGE WASHINGTON was arrested
this forenoon and carried before Squire
James d. Browne, for drunkenness ant
indecency.
THERE is gentleman in this city who
owns thousand dollar watch, presented
to him BY one of the royal family of Dem
mark.
RANGE OF THE THERMOMETER at
q. f. Johnston's news and music store,
9lS Main street, to-day: At a. IN. 6s ;
"a. m. 76 ]; IL m. SS 3 p. m. 50.
Mr.. HENRY BURTON is operating
among the Masons of this city in behalf of
the Norfolk Masonic Temple, whose erec-
tion is delayed from want oftunds.
ONE YOUTHFUL male inhabitant of the
city thinks that fishing don't pay. Yes
terday he stood in the water near Browns
Island for several hours and never caught
anything-till he got home.
The REPUBLICANS Of Monroe ward
will meet at the Third street Methodist
church, on Wednesday evening next, the
18th instant, for the purpose of reorganiz-
ing the ward club and electing delegates to
the city central committee.
THE PEOPLE residing on the classic
banks OF Staunton river in Pittsylvania
county think they have discovered sui
phur spring of unsurpassed quality. II
does not resemble in taste the one whereof
the ancient enemy of man kind is proprie-
tor, though both claim sulphur as motive
power.
MISS MAGILL.'S new school history Of
Virginia is written in astyle eminently
calculated to interest and impress the
young student with the memorable events
whereof it treats, which are related with
remarkable simplicity and clearness. 1t
is emphatically the book for the young,
and ought to be used generally by the COM
mon schools of our country, as it no doubt
will be,
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SUSPICIOUS PARTIES IN LIMBO
Two men have recently been arrested by
the police of Alexandra on suspicion OF
entering into conspiracy to defraud the
northern insurance companies out oi
81 600. The fraud was to have been &C.
complshed by the drowning dodge. Ac-
cordingly one of the parties, man by the
name Of Shepherd, drowned himself in the
Potomac by falling from a boat. The boat
left suddenly, and Shepherd waded ashore
and assisted his accomplice in preparing
the necessary oaths certifying to the man
ner of his death.
On the arrested parties, who have been
roaming about the river for some time past,
with no apparent object, were found poll
cies of insurance in the Mutual and the
Equitable companies OF New York, and
the New Jersey Mutual; also letter di-
rected to George Shepherd, Richmond,
Virginia, and number of cards contain
ing secret grips, ciphers, &c. The parties
still remain in custody.
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| ''STRAIGHT-SHOOT CoNvENTION.''--
| A meeting Of the delegates from th,
| city of Richmond and the counties of Pow
hatan, Cumberland, Buckingham and Rock
bridge, was held yesterday afternoon, a
the rooms of the chamber of commerce. Or
motion of Mr.. Perkins, of Buckingham
Major Willis J. Dance, of Powhatan county
was appointed chairman, and Mr.. Shields
secretary.
The object of the meeting was then ex.
planned by the chairman to be to give some
practical direction to the early completion
Of the Clifton Forge connection to Lynch
burg, and from thence by straight-shoot to
Richmond.
The form Of action was then dis.
cussed by a number of gentlemen, after
which q resolution was passed to APP
point committee of three to confer with
Mr.. Huntington as to the terms and the
line along which the said road was to pass
and to report the result of said interview,
to an adjourned meeting of the convention
at an early day.
Colonel w. p. Burwell, Hon. James
Lyons and Colonel Coalter Cabell were ap-
pointed the committee.
There we're a series of resolutions intro
duced by Colonel Burwell having in view
the ways and means for the completion of
said road from Clifton Forge to Richmond
in three years, and involving direct prop
osition from the city and the counties to
Mr.. Huntington, which, if accepted,
would result in its immediate construc-
ton.
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S&~OLD WHISTLES, WINES AND
BRANDIES.

The undersigned has now completed his Sum.
mer stock, and would respectfully call atten-
tion to some yerv old RYE WHISKEY, PINET
CASTILLTON, and JAMES HENNESSY'S
BRANDIES of 1854
Also FISH AND SWAN GIN, made after the
old Dutch fashion, ISABELLA SHERRY,
OLD PORT, and MADEIRA WINE BLACK
BERRY, CHERRY, and GINGER BRAN
DIES, and some very cid
SOUTHAMPTON APPLE BRANDY.
The above will be sold in quantities from q
barrel to gill, to suit the trade.
JOHN X. MOLLOY,
Corner Main and Twenty-third streets
iy 9-1m
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GRAND CIVIC AND MILITARY Ex-
CURsIoN.--Tbe grandest military and
civic excursion of the season, will be made
to West Point on September 1st. It is
under the supervision Of Captain James F.
McCann, leader of the FIRST regiment
band, and rendered to him by the officers
and men Of the First Virginia regiment
and several civic societies of this city. The
"Kruetzer Octette" of the Richmond Phil
harmonic association, and the Eureka
Quartette" of this city have been invited,
and will probably attend in addition to the
civic and military display. Three medals
will Represented by Captain McCann. The
first gold medal for the best marksman
in the First regiment, the second silver
medal to the best shot made by an ex-
Confederate, third, silver medal for the
largest display made by any civic society.
The medals will be on exhibition at one of
our prominent jewelry stores on or about
the 18th instant. Colonel John A, Sloan
is chairman of the military committee, and
.. j. White, esq.,, is chairman Of the civic
committee.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

The Carlists have attacked Arguizum,
in the province of Guipuzcoa. A conspi-
racy had been discovered to give the town
up to the enemy, and many arrests have
been made.
The bombardment of Valencia has been
suspended, a flag of truce having been
received from the insurgents requesting a
parley, which is now going on.
Yesterday, in North Carolina, the cleo
ton on constitutional amendments and for
township officers took place throughout
the state. But little interest was manifest
ed.
AT Salt Lake city yesterday. Brigham
Young's counsel filed demurrer to the
jurisdiction ofthe court in his divorce case,
and the case was postponed until to-day.
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GENERAL ITEMS.

William Wilson, ex-husband, &C.,
says that Ida Lewis has not been divorced
from hlm--that she has merely gone off
and found another affinity. We are afraid
this IS oneof Williams fish stories. The
lady is probably helping some other man
to paddle his canoe, as she was in the
habit of doing previous to her marriage.
Pierre Blot is telling in Harper's Ba-
zar how TO cook venison. The season is
near at hand, and the game is excellent
eating, but there are very few who know
how to prepare it for the table. Blot,s in.
structions are timely.
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TN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNI
lTED STATES for the Eastern District of Vir.
ginia.
Ia the matter of R. Cauthorn VS.. Powell
Allen Braner bankrupts-in bankruptcy.
Bastern District Of Virgis,ia, ss
Notice is hereby given that a general meet.
ing OF the creditors of the said Powell, Allen &
Brauer baniunpts, for the purpose of declaring
Office of w. W. Forbes, register in bankruptev.
IN said district. on Wednesday, the 10th day oi
September, 1878, at 10 O'Clock a. M, in accord.
ahce with the provisions of the 27th and 2sth
sections of the Bankruptcy Act Of March al
1867. 49,
Dated ct Richmond this 9Th day OF August.
1873. GEORGE T., On pIsTJ A NJ 'e"s''
au uf-Ih5w Assignee.
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The ECHEsAPEAKE AND OHIO RAIL-
ROAD. This favorite railway is now known
in Ohio, Indiana, Kentucky adjacent states
as "the new, popular and short line route
from the west and northwest" The Hunt
ington Argus claims that the trains on this
road now make the best average s.time''
OF any road in the United States. From a
daily record kept in that town of the time
of the arrival Of the express train from
Richmond, in the dNtes below this fast
time is conc lusively established. The ex.
press train leaves Richmond daily at 10
O'Clock, p. M, and is due at Huntington
Schedule time) at 5.2Op. IN. Distance four
hundred and twenty.one miles. Train
stops at thirty-eight stations.
EJune 16, arrived at 5:23; II, SAG; is.
5:20; 10, 5:22; 20, (hot box) 5.37; al
5;21 %, 5:23; "a delayed by freight
train 5:35; 2G, 5;22; 81, 621 29. 5:22; ;
30, delayed by freight train 5:34 july i.
5:2l; 2, 5:22 !; 3, 5:25 A, 5:25; s. 500: T.
5:20;s, Sa3 0, 5:23 10, $50 II. S: u
$40; IA, 5:2l; Is, $50; ri, $50; %.
5:22 %, $40; "a, 5:21; 25, 5:2I &c,
500; 2s, $40; 30, 5;23; 80, $40; 81,
$40.
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THE CHOLERA.

COLUMBUS, OHIO, August S.--Since
July 9Th there have been twenty-four chol-
era cases, eighteen of which were fatal, out
side OF the penitentiary. There are six cases
now in the city. two of which are very mild.
HoPKINsvILLE. August 5.--Three
cholera deaths have occurred here within
two days.
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nv THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
i UNITED STATES for the Eastern District
of Virginia.
In the matter OF Robert Harvey VS.. Waggoner
Harvey, banltrupts-in bankruptcy
Bdstern District Of Virginia, ss
Notice Is hereby given that a general meeting
OF the creditors of the said Waggoner d Harvey
bankrupts, for the purpose of declaring diyi-
dend, will be held at Richmond, before w. w.
Forbes, esq, register in bankruptcy, at his
Office, in said district on Thursday, the 2lst day
OF August, 1878, at 10 a. m in accordance with
the provisions Of the 9th section of the
Bankruptcy Act of March "a. 1857
Dated Richmond, this 9th day OF August 1879.
Il. M. GARNETT,
au 1-Ih3W Assignee
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sg- spoTswooD COAL YARD

D6- SPOTSWOOD COAL YARD.-I
have renewed my lease on the spotsw ood Coal
Yard, and am now ready to receive orders for
winter supplies of FUEL
ANTHRACITE COAL for CRATES, stoves and
furnaces;
WINTERPoCK, CUMBERLAND and MID
LOTHIAN COAL; a.
West Virginia SPLINT COAL;
SOFT COKE for stoves and ranges;
OAK and PINE WOOD, long, sawed and split,
(kindling). W. 8. PITCHER.
iy 23-3m
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New YORK, August stocks dull
little doing. Gold dull, 1863. Money
easy at 3a3J. Exchange, long lO9;
short 109s. Governments dull. State
bonds quiet.
Gigantic Swinsile Brought 10 Light.
NEW YORK, August S.-A gigantic
swinde has been brought to light in The
preparation for sale of over nine thousand
chests of damaged tea, part of the cargo
of the steamer Petersburg wrecked off Ber-
mudas. The parties who bought the dam
aged tea at government sale have been
doctorlng and preparing it for some time
in West street malt-house to foist it
upon the market when favorable oppor-
tunity offered. The attention Of the
health officers has been directed to the
matter.
The Tichborne Inheritance.
NEW YORK, August S.--Mr Wbaley.
member of the British Parliment. who
arrived in this city Wednesday, told a
reporter yesterday that he came to obtain
testimony favorable to the claimant to the
Tichborne title and estate. lie says man
appeared in England about three weeks
ago, who pretended to have been steward
on board the Osprey, which picked up a
boat from the wreck of the Bella. con-
tanning the claimant. He gave evidence
OF speaking the truth and corroborated
important testimony already given on the
tlial. lie (Whalley) thought it advisable to
come over and see if he could obtain
corroboratiye proof.
Collision of SteamsI,iDs-Yell
Fever.
NEW YORK, August S.-The steam-
ships May Clinton and General Sigel came
IN collision off the battery Wednesday, and
the latter sunk. No lives were lost.
The brig La Creole, from San Domingo
for Liverpool, put in here, having lost her
captain by yellow fever. One man is sick
on board with it.
Murder by Drowning.
New YORK, August S.--Last night
David Jones, watchman, and Hugh Muir
ray. fireman, on the steamship Atlas, ly-
ing at pier II, North river, had an alterca-
ton, when Jones seized Murray and threw
him IN the river, and before help could
reach him he was drowned. Jones was
arrested.
Two of the crew of the steamship
Glass engaged in quarrel IN the course of
which one of them was thrown overheard
and drowned. The other one was arrest
ed.
The Cnbans Of this city are preparing
another expedition to land arms and
ammunition on Cuban soil by the steamer
Vrglnius. 1t is said this will be the lar
gest expedition yet attempted.
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poIIticaI Opinions OF the press

lfrom the Washington National Republican
The correspondent of the Associated
Press at Richmond has graciously favored
us with the information that the Conserya-
tive convention held in that city was com.
posed of remarkably intelligent men,
whose speeches were eloquent, and whose
arguments were unanswerable. Through
the same agency we learned that the mem.
bers of the Lynchburg convention were not.
able for opposite qualities, and were left
in painful ignorance regarding the charac-
ter OF their speeches. We might have
expected this one-sided treatment OF
the principal features of the incep-
ton of the campaign from this source, but
we submit that the inconsistency has
been too suddenly developed even for the
uncomplaining patience Of the Northern
press. We have reason to congratulate
ourselves, however, that this glaring par
tiality has been made evident so soon as it
has, because it will prepare our people for
similar garbled dispatches, if not down.
right lies, though the same channels until
the campaign is ended.
from The New York Tribune, Aug. ~
Not more wise than the Ohio Democrats
have the Virginia Conservatives proved
themselves. So far as they have gone in
their convention, they have shown enthu-
siasm only at the utterance of the old ral-
lying cry of "A White Mans Government
for White Men," This ancient slogan and
some vulgar abuse OF their opponents, the
Republicans, seemed to Indicate high-water
mark in the Richmond convention, yester-
day. Perhaps q better spirit may over
take the Virginia Democrats before they
adjourn; but, SO far, their deliberations
sound like echoes of very aged past.
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INTERNAL REVENUE collections to-day
amounted to $S,602.S5.
COLONEL JOHN A. SLOAN, of the
First Virginia Regiment, is at Allegheny
Springs.
COLONEL Ro. w. HUGHES is in the
city stopping at room No. 140, Exchange
hotel.
Mr.. SHELTON G. DAVIS, clerk of the
senate, is contemplating some improve
ments in the senate chamber, which will
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MASSACHUSETTS.


The War on the Reer sellers.
WORCESTER, August S.-Fourteen Ger
man beer sellers were summoned before
the central district court yesterday. most OF
them for the third time. Six were fined
500 and costs, sentenced to the house of
correction for six months, and ordered to
find 81 900 bail not to violate the law for
a year. They all appealed and found the
bail required.
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Personal.

The Appeal and Index OF this morning
gives the self-convicted, dirty dog Fary-
man as authority for the contemplate lie
as to the mention Of my name for lieuten-
ant-governor by Mr.. Hamilton. | have
only to say in reply, that | am not train
ing in company with Faryman and his
"two gentlemen" and sincerely regret the
depth the Appeal and Index sinks itself
by publishing such Infamous lies on such
authority. GEORGE w. GRAHAM,
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y H. COR MICK'S
MAMMOTH AUCTION
AND
COMMISSION HOUSE,
lfl4 MAIN ST., RICHMOND.

DAILY SALES at 10 A. M. and IN p. M
of Clothing, Fancy Goods, Hats, Gaps, Boots
Shoes, Crockery. Glassware, and all kinds OF
Furniture, Housefurnishing Goods, &C., sc.
COME ONE. COME ALL. AS WE ARE
DETERMINED TO PLEASE.
GENTLEMANLY Statesmen constantly
in attendance, to wait on parties who wish to
purchase any of the above named goods at
private sale, at auction prices
SPECIAL INDUCEMENTS offered to Conn.
try Merchants. Consignments solicited. Out.
door sales punctually attended to. iyI-tf
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SENT ON.-Millard j. Pote, of Boston,
Massachusetts,. charged with attempting
to kill his infant child by abandoning it in
the public street, was sent on to the grand
jury Of the hustings court yesterday by
Justice White. Bail was allowed the ac-
cused. His wife remains in custody at
the hotel.
Mollie Stone and Mary Wood, charged
with keeping houses of bad repute, were
sent on to the grand jury of the hustngs
court by Justice White to-day. Baled in
the sum of $500 each.
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STATE AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY
RACEs.-The executive committees of the
State agricultural society and the Virginia
riding club, have together arranged the
following programme of contents for the
approaching State Fair:
First Race-Tuesday, October 2Sth
" The Roadster Cup."-A trotting race
for all ages, under the saddle, single dash
of five miles, open only to horses that
have been owned in Virginia for two years
previous. Premiums: To the rider of the
winning horse, silver cup of the value Of
500; to the rider of the second horse,
a saddle valued at $50, offered as special
premium by s. S. Cottrell & Co., of Rich
mond.
Second "Wednesday, October
18th; "The Ladies Prize. IA fiat race,
single dash for one mile, all ages. Premi.
INNS: To the rider of first horse, silver
cup of the value of $50 to rider of second
pair of racing bronzes, special premium
offered by Messrs. John II. Tyler 4 Co., OF
Richmond.
Third Race Thursday, October 3Oth
''The Hermitage Cup. IA flat race. mile
heats, all ages, best two IN three. Premi-
um: A silver cup of the value of 1925,
Fourth Friday, October 3lst :
" The Planet Plate. IA fiat race, single
dash of two miles, all ages. Premium :
Silver plate of the value of $3.50.
Entries for the above race will close
18th October.
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s~CoALl COAL! WOOD! WOOD!

16rCOAL! COAL! WOOD! WOOD!
Now dischargng and to arrive, 1900 tons supe.
rior RED-ASH, EGG and STOVE, and
ANTHRACITE COAL;
Also constantly on hand BITUMINOUS
COAL and COKE; best seasoned Oak and
Pine WOOD, long and sawed.
Orders for winter supply filed at very lowest
market prices.
COAL WELL-SCREENED AND SOLD
BY WEIGHT.
J. r. +. BURROUGHS,
jy Sim Cor Main and Seventh streets
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MARINE ACCIDENT.-The schooner
Mignonette, Captain Bacon, destined for
this city with cargo of coal, was run into
by an unknown Boston schooner last Sun
day night while coming down the Potomac,
carrying away her flying jbboom and bow
spirit. She put in to Norfolk Monday night
for repairs.
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THE CALEDONIA CLUB of Richmond
and Manchester will have grand picnic
at West Point on the Goth instant. The
trip is more for social enjoyment than
anything else. A number of Scottish
games will be introduced on the occasion.
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CALIFORNIA.

Fight with the Indians
SAN FRANCISCO, August 8.-There has
been fight with Indians near Camp Verde,
in which three Apaches were killed and
five women captured
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PERsoNAL.-Colonel Henry S. Wheel
er, of division of accounts office, internal
revenue, Washington, is in the city for the
purpose of cooperating with Revenue
Agent Gavett in closing the accounts of
late Collector Lathrop, of the Fourth dis
trict of Virginia.
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PUBLIC DoCUMENTs.-SiDce the
abolition of the franking privilege but few
members Of congress use the mails in
transmitting public documents, as they find
that it is cheaper to have them sent by
express. And it is noticeable fact that
they are not SO extensively in the book
and letter business as they used to be.