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CENTRAL PACIFIC RAILROAD

IN AND AFTER DECEMBER FIRST.
~ 1872. Trains will leave Palisade
daily as follows:
Overland Passenger Trains for
Winnemucca, W~adsworth, Reno,
MarySville, Redding (fOr Oregonj
Sacramento, stockton, LathrOp,
MERGED (fOr 1osemitej, Upton
flor Los Angelesl, San Jose and
San FranciscO.."...............lO: Is AN.
Overland Freight and Accomo-
datIon Train for San Fran
NASSo. w AN.
Overland Passenger Train for
Ca:lin, Toano, Ogden and
Overland Freight and Accomo.
dation Train Tor Ogden and
a. n. TOWNE, GenI Supr
T. r.. GOODMAN, General Passenger
ana Ticket Agent. al
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Application for fatenI
NOTICE Nc. 2C2.


L. S. LAND OFFICE, AUSTIN, New
MOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, thai
" l.. Sclmcr, IhOmasConn and jog
Cubuin, whose postoflice address lsta
ka, | andcr county, state OF Nevada, I
made Application lur patent l0fOne tb
sand U.GuO linear feet Of the Ssyl1
Icde, bearing silver and other miner
the same being four hundred feet sOu
westerly and SIX hundred feet northe4
crIy from discovery shaft thereon, Vi
surface ground two hundred lee,
width. situated in Eureka Mining y
trict. Lander county, Nevada, and
scribed i'm the Mat and field notes, on
in this office. as follows, viz:
o. CUpvEy M "a
=
LeSinning AT posi- mafheo "
snrvcv "a 10 made for the Eureka G
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Apple alton for Patent.
NOTICE No. 20S.


L. s. LAND OFFICE. AUSTIN. NEv..l
January 18Th. 1873.
~ a. Sclmcr and Ihcmas Conn.
whose pOstoflicc address is Eureka, Lam
der county, State OF Nevada, have made
Application Tor patent tor six hundred
lrW) linear fcet OF the Galloway lode.
bearing silver and other minerals. the
same being three hundrvd $500 ipet west
erly and three hundred 900 feel castcrly
rom discovery shaft thereon, with sur
lace ground two hundred feet in width +:
situate in Eureka Mining District, Lam
der county, state of NeNad, and described
IN the plat and field notes on file i'll this
office, as follows. VIZ:
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Pancake Fire Brick.

|kNHE SUBSCRIBER HAS. AT THE
RICHMOND FURNACE, a ouan-
tity OF FIRE Rrick made for lining fur.
naces, from the Pancake stone. Furnace
uen ian get them in quantities to suit.
no'tT J. d. SULLIVAN,
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Nhe Eureka Sentinel.

If you are wise, have the heel
corks of your horses front.shoes
set le~ngthwise instead OF cross
wise. Thuswise you prevent the
horse slipping sidewise.
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The Legislature.

The present Legislature of Nevada Is
composed OF the following members:
SENATE.
Campbell, Frank, Esmeraida, r.
Cassidy, q. W., Lander, ID.
Clapp, X. 3, Lincoln, r.
Cleveland, A. g., White Pine, n
Crawford. Israel, Ormsby, X.
davenport, L. =, Lyon. X.
Eastman, Z. H., Washoe, X.
Fox, l.. L., Storey, D..
HaZlett, j. C., Lyon, X.
Hill, William, Churchill, d.
Hobart, W. =, Storey, X.
Lockwood, A.. j., OrmSby, r.
MciSeth, Robert, Humboldt, D..
McClinton, J. G., Esmeralda, II.
Mccoy, W. w, Lander, ID.
Mills. q. F., White Fine, ID.
Moore. j. b., Elko. X.
Phelan, Jas, storey, K.
Small, j. w, Douglas, Ind.
stevenson, c. c., storey, X.
Thompson, William, Washoe, r.
Narian, Z. s, Humboldt, X.
Waller. ID. T., Nye, X.
Wilson, j. K, Lincoln. d.
ASSEMBLY.
Adams. T. NJ, storey. X.
Allen, Cranston, Churchill. n.
Arnold. Richard, storey, Il.
Bowman, John, Nye, Il.
Drummer, +. NJ. Esmeralda, r.
Burgess, J. H., Lander. ID.
Carpenter, W. H., Esmeralda, r..
Cole, Fred. W., White Pine, ID.
C:aigue. Z. A., Lincoln, Il.
Crawford. James, Lyon, Il.
Danberg. Ii. Fred, Douglas, Ind.
Derby, c., storey, X.
Drake, Frank ", Lander, Il.
Ely, 4. j. Lander, X.
FOX, Jacob, storey, X.
Gillagher, j. t., Esmeralda, r.
GRAY, q. H.. White Pine, Il.
Hart. 7. NJ, Lyon, II.
Hoppin. j. H., Hum ooldt, r.
Horton, X L., Lander. Il.
keyser, W. d. rmSby, X.
Lennon, F., Washoe, d.
Lyman, u. t., Ormsby, K.
Mack, I. F., Lyon, Il.
Matthews, Ed White Pine, D..
Mccall. Robert, Esmeralda, II.
Morrison, q. H., Storey, Il.
owen, SAM, storey, X.
Prague, J.. c.. Nye, II.
Price. W. F., F'ashoe, II.
Randall, John, Storey, X.
Hickey, T.. b., Douglas, X.
Robinson, Thos., White Pine, r.
Sanford, j. NJ, Churchill, d.
Savage, j.. a., Elko, d.
Sessions, +. c., Washoe. r.
Shepperd, W. r., Storey, r.
Shoaff, Phil. L., Lincoln, D..
Smith, }. T., Storey, II.
Stearn, +. H., storey, II.
Stoddard, c. H., Humboldt, r.
street, II. c., Elko, ID.
Tobriner. Jacob, Grmsby, r.
Twiss, j. o., Humboldt, X.
N~innedge, ID. c., White Pine, D..
Wallace, Thos., Lincoln, d.
Wilson, j. W., Storey, X.
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Mining CLOTHES.
reIinouent Sale Notice.

Magnolia silver lining and smell
ing Company-Iocation of Works, Eu-
reka Mining District, Lander County.
state of Nevada.
Notice.-IEere are delinquent upon the
follow ing described stock, on account OF
assessment no. ~ levied on the seven
tenth day Of December, 1877, the several
amounts set opposite the names of the
Respective Shareholders. as follows;
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works, Eureka Mining District, Lander
County, state Of Nevada.
Notice.-There are delinquent upon the
following described stock, on account of
assessment mo 81 levied on the 2d day
of December, 1872, the several amounts
set opposite the names of the respective
shareholders. as follows:
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THE SENTINEL having a large and
extended circulation, offers q valuable
medium for Advertisers who wish to build
up a trade and patronage in this section
Of Nevada.
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OBJ PRINTy>'G OF AL KINDS
neatly executed at the Office vi tho
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GEO. W. CASSIDY, PROPRIETOR.
THH
EUREKA DAILY SENTINEL

EUREKA DAILY SENTINEL
rs AN ADVOCATE FOR ALL MEAS.
ures whick tend to promote the best in
t.rests 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 DO worthy the attention of those
seeking investments in the Mines of
Eureka District and Lander County.
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BROUGHT HOME. - The gent
who went too far in an argument,
was brought home on q litter.
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CONNECTED WITH THE SENTINEL

CONNECTED WITH THE SENTINEL
Establishment is an extensive
JOB OFFICE!
Where all work in the Job Printing line
is executed in style and manner not to
be excelled in the State. and at q very
reasonable price.
At this Office we are prepared to print
Legal Blanks, of all kinds,
Certificates of Stock.
Invitation Cards,
Visiting Cards,
BillHeads,
Ball Tickets
Handbills.
Posters,
Blank Statements,
Business Cards,
Bills Of Laden.
Programmes.
Circulars,
Pamphlets.
Receipts,
Dor Dali
And All Kinds of Fancv Work
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And IN With law and an or
der Of the Board Of Directors, made on the
23rd day of December, A. d.. ls72,
the so many shares of ZACH parcel of said
stock as nay be necessary, will be sold
At public auction at the salesroom OF
John Middleton / Son, No. $40 MOntgom-
ery street, San Francisco, California, on
FRIDAY the l4:h dayo February, 1873, at
the hoIr of | O'Clock p. II. of said day, to
pay said delinquent ass ssment thereon,
together with costs of ad ertisine and eX-
penses of sale.
W. w. TRAYI Or, Seen tarv.
OFFTCE-RoOm Q Hay ARTS b sliding,
yl2 California street. San francis 0, Cali
fegnia. ta2o
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printing.

EUREKA
DAILY Sentinel
NEwsPAPHk,
BOOK AND JOB PRINTING
ESTABLISHMENT,
BUEL STREET. EUREKA. NEVADA.
GEO. W. CASSIDY, PROPRIETOR.
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1873-07-05
.ssl saelsHsIENr To grns gsNIT8Ds
STATES, IN CERrAlN CASES, OF
TITLES TO LANDS FOR SITES or
LIGHT STATIONS ON THE CoAsrs
AND WATERS OF TuIs STATE.

SECTION l. BE Il cnacted Ly the
Seuate and House of Representatives Of
the State of South Carolina, now met
and sitting in General Assembly, aud
by TIE authority of the same, That,
whenever it shah be made to appear to
any one of the Circuit Courts of this
State, upon the application of any
authorized agent of the United Suites,
are desirous of purchasing any tract of
land and the right of way thereto, Will,
in the limits Of this State, for tn, cr,c
ton of light house, beacon light,
rang light, buoy depot, or other bnill-
Jugs, needed for light house purposes;
aud that the owner or owners OF said
land are unknown, non residents, or
minors, or from any other cause, are
incapable of making pcrfc t title to
said lands or in case the said owners,
being residents and capable of convey
Ing, shall, from disagreement in price,
or any other cause whatever, refuse to
convey the said Ian is to the United
States, it shall be the duty OF the Julss
OF the District court in which the lands
so designated to. be purchased are
situated, to order notice of tho said ap
plicatiuu to be published III some news
paper neafcst to where said lands lie
also in one newspaper published iu this
city of Columbia, once in each week,
for the space Of four months, which
notice shall cont in au accurate descrip.
tion Of the said lands, together with the
names of the owners, or supposed
owners, and shall require all persons
interested in the said lands to come for.
ward, on day to be specified in said
notice, and file their objections, if any
they should have, to the proposed
purchase; AMI at the time specified in
said notice, it shall be the duty of the
said District Court to cmpanue jury,
in the luanncpnow provided BY law to
assess the value, Of the said landsSat
their fair market value, dnd all damage
sustained by the owner Of the owner of
the lands SO Appropriated by reason of
such appropriation; which amount,
when 30 assessed, together with the en-
tire costs of said proceedings, shall be
paid into the County Treasury Of the
said County in which said proceedings
are had aud thereupou the Sheriff Of
the said County. upon ths production OF
the certificate of the Treasurer Of said
County that, the said amount has been
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SATURDAY MORNING, JULY s., 1878.

House of Representatives, aud by the
Clerk Of the same, for all members Of
that body SrN .@ sa gs q.
SEC. 4. That the subordinate officers
and employees of the General Assembly
shall in like manner be furnished with
pay certificates, in such amounts as
shall be fixed by that branch of the
General Assembly to which such officers
and employees shall respectively belong:
Procdled, ho'occer, That the pay GER
tifcatcs for services rendered Common to
the two Houses, shall be signed by the
President OF the Senate, and counter
signed by the Speaker of the House Of
Representatives.
SEC. s.. That the Treasurer is hereby
authorized and directed to pay the said
certificates at his counter prior to any
other claim or claims whatsoever, and to
hold the certificates as his vouchers
therefor; aud he is also authorize and
required to retain in the Treasury suf,
ficient moneys from incoming taxes to
meet the demands Of such orders or
certificates.
Approved December 20, 1872.
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from that day to this The tavern keep
er excitedly suggested that forty wolves
couldn't keep more fuss than them two
dogs" 30 WITT
Uncle John awaitad the issue with
tho calm dignity ofone conscious tllut
he holds four aces in his hand aud the
fifth up his sleeve: the only cool man on
the ground.
But it didn't last long Sooner than
it takes to tell it, faint whine was
heard at the window, and the shutter
was thrown open, aud what was left of
poor bull struggled heavily on the sill
and fell in raw lump to tho ground on
the out side, This was the first and last
time he ever turned back on an enemy;
he made one or two ervous kicks, and
all was over. He was in a shocking
plight indeed; minus one ear, one and
the greater part of his ',innards," he
might have passed through thrashing
machine and Jared better. as
Uncle job hastily snatch d the wa
ger from the stake holder, mounted his
hose and rode off in sweeping g,llop
yelling ut mine host, as he bade him
adieu, that whenever he had any more
iitin dogs, to please let him know.
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The Cow Pea as a Fertilizer.

To Tho Editor-It has pcen subject
of -urprisc 70 m" that onr planters have
not followed the wise and economical
luethod adopted by the Louisiana plan
tcrs in the enrichment of their lands,
particularly when it can be don, here at
one.tourth of the expense that it cost
the II thorc. [ allu L. to tn. iartiiziny
quality Of the COW pea 1t has been tried
by some of our farmers near our city
and it has been found better, far better
than any. other kind of manure that
could be used. Its ftrtiliAing powers
are adapted to cotton, corn, aud every
kind Of vegetation. And then whc
you think of the ease and economy of
its adaptation, without tn. anxiety aud
fear of its proving d.lctetrus from the
too free use in its application, Chat at
tend other fcrtilzcr.) it is astonishing
that 1t has not been more u,cl. There
is one error the Louisiana planter labors
under, it is in thinking thlt ths clly
pea is better than any other kind, aud
on this account the price of them has
been very high. | have known eight
dollars bushe! given for the clay pea,
when the black pea, which has been
tried under the same supervision, has
proved to be more laxuriant and fcrtili.
zing than the clay, and could be bought
for one dollar and fifty cents at that very
time. Now, when you think that il is
Known that clay peas even at eight dol.
lars bushcl were cheaper than any 9th
er kind Of manure, how great, then,
would be the economy to the planter in
using the black pea, which can always
be bought for SO much less? / hope
that planters will try, and know they
will see the advantage of this fertilizer,
and use it more generally.
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Josh Billings on the Striped Snakes.

The striped snake IL ore ov the slip
pcryest jobs that natur ever turned
loose.
They travel on the lower side ov them
sells, and kan slip out ov sight like
blowing ont kandIo. They were male
for sum good purpose, but [ never have
been Informed for what unless it waz
tew have their hsds smashed.
They arc sed tew be innocent, but
they hav got a bad reputashnn, and all
the innocence in the world won't kure u
bad reputashun. ,,
They liv in the gress but seldom git
slept on, because they donlt stay long
enuff in the right place. f
=. M I sl;.tla boy and wore
naKru recr s..
for strawberry, j was often times just a
go'nt to step on striped snak, but it
alwas cured nc ov strawberrys.
lfastriped snaik got into a10 nkrc
loo'betore i did ialwus konsilcred til.
all che -tfa wbcrrys in that lot bell nged
tew the snnlk .raG-b. / s-eH.a ~''
81 Fust cum, fust sarve," wus mi not
to.
Must afraid Of sfnniks nov as i
waz so years ago, and If should liy
tew be az old az n Nebulkenuezer.waz, and
go to grass as he did, on. striped snaik
would ~pile so akers of gool pasture for
me
Wimmin dou't luv snaiks emmy more
than do, and respekt her for this. g
How on earth Eve was seduced by
snaik il fust class inistery tew me aud
if | hadn't read it in the Bible I would
bet against it. ,e
l'bcleave everything there is in the
Bible. the things kant understand /
bcleave the most, .--~
| wouldn't swop oph the porith i
have got for any livings mans knowl
edgo.
Snaiks arc ov all sorts, and all sizes,
and the smaller they are the more | am
atadc cv them.
l wouldn't buy farm at haf price
that had a striped snake on it.
Ded snaiks arc a weakness with me
always respekt them, and whenever
see ded one in the road, 1 don't drop
a tear on him, but | drop another stone
on him for fear he might alter his mind
and cum tew life again, for snaik hates
tew die just as bad as kat. duz.
never could ackount for q snaik or
a ka, hatciog tew die so bad, unless it
waz bekavze they was SO poor prepared
FOR deth.
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'desda OF the said lands, 'reciting the pro-
acecdings in said eause.swhich siid deed
shall conveys 20 the said United States
good aud absolute title TO the said lards
against all person, whatsoever
SEQ. 2 That tho money so paid into
the County Treasury shallsthcre remain,
until ordered tgsbe paid out by Court
of competent ju, 'sdiction
SEC, 3. That. it shall be the duty of
the Judge directing the money to be
paid to Counts Treasurer, in accord.
unce with the IfovisionS Of this Act, to
require of sucla Treasurer, bond in
double the amo.snt of money ordered to
be paid by him. with two or more sufIi-
cicnt snrcties, G, be approved by said
Judge Said bends shall be payable to
the people lf tile State of South Caro-
lima, for the use and benefit of such per
sons, severally, as are entitled to said
money. Said bonds shall be executed
and approved, and fled with the Clerk
of said Court; before recci~ing said
money. *
SIC. 4. That in all cases of publica.
tion of notice uadcr this Act, the Court
shall require the same proof as in cases
Of publication cf notice under the civil
practice Act of This State.
SIC. 5. That the Jurisdiction Of the
State Of South Carolina, is hereby coded
to the United States Of America, over so
much land as may be conveyed to the
said United States in the foregoing
specified manner for light house pur-
poses: Prorid,d, That such jurisdiction
is granted upon the express condition
that the State OF South Carolina shall
retain concurrent jurisdiction with the
United States, in and over said lands so
far that civil process, in all cases not
affecting the real or personal property OF
the United States and such criminal, or
other process, as shall issue under the
authority Of the. State Of South Carolina
against any pEson or persons charged
with crimes or misdemeanors, committed
! g5s;55;f u tha l:aits of.the. Said
same w.y and manner a. if n, ju; is lic-
tien had been hereby ceded
SEC. 6. That all the lands and tcna
neuts which may be grant j as af,r,-
SAID, to the Uni'ed States, shall be aud
continue, 50 long us thc same shall be
nsed for the purpose in this Act
mentioned, cxoncrated mud ,disc!nrgcd
from al taxes and assessments, and
other charges which may be imposed
under the authority of the State OF
South Carolina.
Approved january 1G, 1873
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RI
si''I never attempted reorganize my
wife but oncc, =. confcsssds sArtemus
Ward. Il shall never attempt to do it
again. I'd beeu to a public dinner, and
had allowed myself to be betrayed into
drinkln' several peoples sheslths, and,
wishin to make 'em as robust as possible,
continued drinkin' their. health until
my own was affected Consckenc was.
presented myself to Betsy's bedside
l..tc at nitc with considerable. Ticker
concealed about my person. l had some
how got possession of a hoss whip on my
way home, and Remembered some
cranky observation OF Mrs, Wards ia
the ..mornin,T | snapped the whip putty
lively, and, very loud voice.. i said:
Betsy, you need organizin,'' Il have
cone, Betsy, | continued, crackin' the
whip over the bed, Il have come to
reorganizc You I dreamed that mite
that somebody laid hoss-whipe across
mo several times, aud when woke up
| found she had. l hain't drank much
of anything since, and If / ever have
another rcorganiziu' job on hand, 1
shall let it out" 'f
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AN ACT TO REPEAL AN ACT ENTITLED
GAN Act TO PROVIDE FOR A GEN
ERAL LICENSE Law"

SECTION l. BE IL enacted by the
Senate and House of Representatives of
the State of South Carolina, now me,
and sitting in General Assembly, and by
the authority of the same, That the Act
entitled can Act to provide for Gen
eral License Law" rpprovcd March 13,
A. ID. 1872, be, aud the same is hereby,
repealed.
SEC. 2 That this Act shall take
effect from the first day of April, A. d.
1873.
Approved December 90, 1872.
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On and after tho lst OF July the new
postal law requires the payment OF pos
tage on all matter that passes through
the mails. Weekly papers arc no longer
to pass free in the oou',ties where pub
lished, and the qual torly rates of pos.
tOsc will be as follows, payable at ether
end OF the route aIg,,t l = ?.
Daiiies.. ..,i...,..,..,.....S SOC.
Six times week ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. BOO.
Tri.weekly.... ........,..A. .....15c.
Semi weekly .%... g. ....,........a.. ..10e
Week lies :. ..... ....... .................,..5c Sc.
Semi monthly, not over ounces, 80
,MOntbies, not over 4 ounces Sc.
GSsrterlies, not over 4 ounces. lie,
3 Exchanges viii no longer pass free of
postage consequently exchange list will
be mpteEiallyseat .dogas ,sss.-.ss A.s.s.
ESoe71tff y -1sssT-s7 = -.
se a. vel dressed dos wears a eenag aaa
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