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II. r. Dyer, N. c. Hyde, G. w. Stafford,
Loren Atwood, ID. Cilley, ii. $. Putnam,
n. 4. Rider, r. W. Downer, Addison En-
Vinton, j. n. Gale, Sewall, Morse c. l..
Shaw, II. w. Bebee.
AFTERNOON.
At the opening of the Session. Henry
Clark, representative to the Grand Lodge
of the United States, made a report of the
proceedings of that body at its session in
Baltimore in September, 1872.
The report of the Grand Representative
was ordered spread upon the minutes and
printed in the proceedings Of the Grand
Encampmcnt.
The committee on Relief Association re-
ported, recommending the Mutual Relief
Association of the Connecticut River Valley
in preference to any other similar assocla-
ton now existing, but recommend that an
assosociation of like character be organized
in Vermont.
recommended that the same street uniform
be adopted by the Grand Encampment as
Massachusetts, which was adopted.
The committee further recommended "A
less number of districts to be located as fol-
lows; No. l., Burlington, st. Adams,
Mortified and Montpelier; No. 2, st.
Johnsbury and Brattlcboro; No, 3, Dorset,
Rutland and Middlebury which was aot
adopted.
The committee that the constitution of
subordinates be so amended that officers
may be eligible to reelection, which was
adopted.
The Grand Treasurer submitted his re-
port which showed the receipt $2O1. 10
disbursements $15s.21; balance on hand
$40 90.
On motion of Henry Clark, it was
Resolped, That on the payment of thu
past dues of Excelsior Encampment No
9, located at East Dorset, to the Crane
Encampment, the suspension be removed
and their property and charter be restored
to them, and that the Grand Patriarch
cause an election to be held and their of
feers installed,
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~.pu@T NNN cVNpkH'
GREAT CLOSING OUT SALE
b O o T ; A \ ID 5 II o T. )
All kinds OF summer Goods cost or less, 10
make room Tor n
FALL LINE!!
Now Is the time ut No. 6 to get shod for
small amount OF money.
children and Misses
COLORED SHOES
ut low figure.
CALL AND SEE FOR YOURSELF,
A new stock of Blacksmlths Aprons just arrived
at No. G Merchants Row,
o. W. CURRIER.
iuly22dtf
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DOCK BINDlNG.-We are now ready
ID 10 receive orders for al kinds Of work.
GLOBE PAPER co,
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TINE nEcoRns OF the REBELLION
Fires.

BALTIMORE, Aug. %.
The new residence of l.. w. Gunther
was burned last night, Loss, $50, 900; in
snrance 500 600
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LOWELL. Aug. 90.

The extensive saw mill of c. w. San
ders Il Co., was destroyed by fire last
night. Loss on building and machinery es-
timated at from 100000 to S25,000 in
surance $4,000,
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GRAND sCRIBEs REPORT

b. G. Harvey, Grand Scribe, reported
that he had received reports from all the
encampments in the state except Excelsior
No. 4, at East Dorset and St. Adams No
0, at st. Adams. The following statistics
were given
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Columbia Music Store.
LyBrand g. Son

H!AkH pleasure in calling the attention OF
y tac pnbllc to an examination OF their
SICCh Or MUSICAL MEKCUANDISE, con.
sistlngoi liahos, Church ard Parlor Organs,
Nclodeons, Iiolins, Guitarr, Banjoe, Flutes,
hccordeons, Erass and Silver Band Instru-
ments ot all kinds. Also, Sheet Music an
instruction Books for every class Of Musica.
lnsirI!ncn.e. Oh hand at all timcs. Sheet
Music scnt by mail, post paid. on receipt of
price; ard GN kinds OF Musical Goods sem. y,
Express, when ordered, to any rnrt o. the
State, marked G. q. u. Good SccoE0-naDL
Pianos and Organs FOR sale cheap. for cash
IIanoa. e.. cans and Melodo ons tuned and re-
paired in a Satisfactory manner: and Will give
especial attention to Packing. Removing and
Shipping Pianos ior othtrpaitics toany p0in
desired, q moderate prices.
All orders promptly attended o and salts
faction guaranteed to hose tavorinG us iii
their patronage. Send for our cAtslcrUc Of
Sheet Mnsic ans: Musical Merchandise Ri.
chardson streets fcw door: shove PHC.~Ix
rficc Columbia. :. c. t.o@i
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CITIZENS SAVINGS BANK
SGUTH CAROLINA.
Deposits of 81 and Upwards Received

1NTE'kE5r 4 LLO WE'D 4 T TNE RAIXuE
!SEti-N FEE CENT. Pj;E ANNCN on
CERIifICA I ES OF DEPOSIT GNOSII
PER CENT COMPO UNDtD EYERY
.SII MONTHS q n Il Geo UNITS.
"FIC EItS.
Wm. Martin, President.
John i. Palmer, Vice Pre-. ;GcLt.
\. q. HrtEiZer, Cashier.
j. II. Sawyer, in general charge.
john G. u. Smith, Assistant Cashier
Directors.
Waue HAMPTON, Villa nj Martin, 4. c. Has
kcN =. w. McNaster. J.. II. Ecini:.h Johr.B
ra'E,cr, II. E: Gregg, j. Z. Black, Columbia.
q. =. Scott, Acwberry.
w. G. Ma!cs, Ncwbcrry.
j. II. 1ut!cGEc, CLaI!Cs.cn.
E"3icl EavtEci. Jr. CEar!pf:cn
Ntca!.ira, l.GhCrt!s. Clerks Widows Or
;hans end o,Etrs may here derosit III, il, saw
rgs a:d t.taw = libeiat rate Of iutclesi ,lele-
ON. Painters, Prctcssi, Ia! Mcn ard Trustees
VII! i;g 80 draw :!it,rtst on Tho iurGs Until
they T. Tui,c Hem :cr Lusincss CT ether pur-
potes: Palcrts desiring 10 stt apart small
sums Tor their chidIcn, ard Married Women
and Minors lwho.c DEP, si:s can tnl. lc With
drawn lty them. ewes, CT. in case of death nv
thcir lcgsl rtrtsentaiiyts,) Thing 10 lay
asi.ic funds Tor future Nsc. are lcre at;ore cd
an urpor Itlt% y: ttrus.tN% ihtiy means
where they viii iar:9iy :ccG,. U!ate, AID, at
the sanc ;ino, tc sui jcc: to will i:rawal
wren Nct''n. AuG IS
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: $l.J:l,CC0
Sou0,GUU


ETtICERS.
. JOHN l.. FAiMEH. Itrei,.tnt.
A. i. EkEhiXEH, Casl;tr.
=. =. G. LUlI. Assistant Cashier.
YT1HlS BANK viii son:i occupy iia mr. sniff :
n cent thrte-htor! arc Mens1ld j, al build
lrE, now III cDu.sr ot construction on the
corner Of lain ard hichG fson streets. but
ior tie rrsttt VII do lusints4 IL it's old;
rankirE House, cIrosiic Cclum! il Hotel. A
Gcncrai Eanhlr" business ,lnrsacic.' Ger.
ilicGics OF Dulusl bearing ihtcIC. at ;ne
rate OF ttVtn lCr cont. re: an,En' -ntL.
Notes, Ellis o! Acliai.pc ard q ,,:.cncss
Ot d.h. Gi:cCrlttd, a!.d lV1,y !nelC,. on coll
at,rais: ,tocls, l,n'is, Cod, Silver bought
ana sold. l:"i's ~ :!l Nc rrcn,irt ni t;ies
III tho C:!.t,d t,.'cs bought al.G sold.
EI.l,VUrs-.G i (;,,p4, Su!r l.. Palmer.
+. W. NcM:..vr. y. l. $,:r. (r i. -. .,nn x
zen, &. VI. ic-lGtr. '"t Cu,c'Aiu " i:,ar-
.icn,i l.. l.. l!H"n. ". {. :wani,'d. OF l.. IL
". {. :,w.'!., "a ". H. ..l.,ty. j. {. S.tscrs:
S"m3t! Mr'.nw a!.i ,N!!l,: Jam, = II. Ii II.
Niin>LClu. Feb
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Wilmington, Columbia and Augusta r.
WILMINGTON. \. C., June %, 1873
Iaea HM g H1a2:S.s THE following Schcd-
at 90 4. NJ, Monday June 80. 1879:
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The Soitioquy OF II Nation-itsiic
Chic ken.

The soitioquy OF Ration,itsiic
Cht ken.
Most strange!
Most q1eer-al,hough mast excellent 4
Shades OF the prison house. yc disappear!
Ny fettered thoughts have won wider range,
And like my legs, arc frees
No longer huddled up 80 pitAbly;
Free now to pry and probe, and peep and
And mako these mysteries out.
Shall FREQ thinking chicken 1.-Two i'll doubt?
For now in doubt undoubtedly am;
This Problems very heavy on my mind;
And IN not ono to either shirk or sham;
won't be blinded and won't be blind!
First, I would know how did get in ticre?
Then. where was of yore?
Besides, why didn't get out before?
Dear me!
Here are three puzzles tout Of plenty more)
Enough to give me pip upon the brEin
But let M think again!
How do know ever ,cdS inside?
Now reflect, it is, do maintain,
LESS than my reason and beneath my pride,
To think that could dwell
In such paltry, miserable cell
AS that old shell.
o. course, I couldn't! How cocld have lain F.,
Body and bca!i and feathers, legs and wings
And my deep hearts sublime imaginings,
In there?
I meet the motion with profound disdain;
It's quite incredible; since l declare
tAnd Pm chicken that You cans dcceivc)
What L can't understand won't believe!
Where did come from, then? All! where in
decd?
This is riddle nj monstrons hard to read
have il. Why, OF course,
All things arc moidc'l by somo plastic force,
Out of sonlo atoms somewhere up in space,
Fortuitously concurrent anyhow;
There, now!
That's plain as is the bcak uron my face.
What's that hear?
Ally mother cackling at me. just hor way.
So rrejudiced aud ignorant. L say;
30 far behind the wisdom OF tho day.
What's old can't rcvcrae.
uark at her. You're silly chick, my dear,
That's quite as plain, alack!
As is the piece of shell upon your blck!'
How bigoted: Upon my back indeed.
l don't believe it's there;
For cans 500 it; and do declare,
For all her fond deceivin',
What can't see, mover vii, believe il!
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Piedmont Airline Railway.

IL. 10 e ~ AEIE. i,nImcn ~ 49,. -
Danvliic, E;chmuEd and Eahyl.ic L. W, -
G. division, and North W,sttInN. &. Il. ",
i'll carct on and aitc, sunday. Muy II, 1873:
GOING NOR'Ifi
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CENTRAL NATIONAL BANK,


P.,<,m Ccp.;:'. :l5a.oco
.i"."ori1'd t'c.i"' $ouo, Geo
GTrICERS.
JOHN l.. FAiMEH. IrceiGtnt.
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A SpECR OF WAE-Wc aro informed,
on pretty good authority, that large
Quantity of ammunition passed through
this city few days since. oiu tho ''alphn-
bet" and Virginia md Tennessee Rail
roads, directed to Gov. Kellogg, ut New
Orleans. s.-Lyach5u,y II,yiniaa.
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Educational Institute ofSoEth Carolina
'EHE .Ati!!HS' CONVENTION of the
1 above ia+,itu,n liavin.: been invited 10
nriG i!i'.:'.c%t meeting w.tl tic citizens ni
G".hw"":, ~ AbbCvi!!- County, have select
ed HE .";i, "i hn.ils; iur TEEIE gI;iEo ANNUAL
,ES> i"*. y ;n!! presentation from all the
Cuuntic:. j. earnestly tu:iest,d.
issa\ is:- and Special Cummit:ucs appoint.
ru at IA" scss hc:i in Grcrnvil!c, tsco
Minutes @! thai arttil'.!. ince H.; are ppc-
elailv icIrcatoG to 90 AL ia their POWER 10
lcHt.. lEt Crrar !oD Il s;rrr.s. IIcc t.iscIis-
sloii LAS ever been tl;c uid,r of The Institute,
ana all VIII" contemplate uttt uting will rlea &
bear this i'll riiEd. ana come prepared 10 pa
ncirsic ~ discussing the various subjects I, +
.itcfcst that may come briCrc the Culvc:,-
u:n. Done by order OF The in.tiintc
t.. +. MIlLl.E, Secretary iro tan.
GRfrAwooD, s.. G., June II 1879
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The Doctors Reccmme I'd teegers Beer
1 NpreicrcEcc o London Icrttiand Scotc
L Ale. Whyi They know l. arnAt,,tc g, ST G
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A[rlve at Union Depot, Wilmington, 500 A n
Paseengcrs leaving Columbia on tho : 25 A.
A. Train arrive in Ricbluond at 6 20 A. NJ. the
following DAY. Washington 10 20 L. ~, New
Tho Train leaving Columbia at 7.15 A ~,
connects wit the Camden Train at the croes-
ing, and makes close connection at Florence
for Charleston.
Thoee taking the 1885 P. VI. Train from
Columbia have choice Of routes at Weldon,
either by the Bay Line, arriving in Baltimor c
at s 90 A. NJ. or by the all rail limo, lrin Rich
n!ond, arriving in Baltimore Geo A. NJ
JAMES ANDERSON, Gen Surt
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1he Short Line Schedule.

he Short Line Schedule.
CHARLOTTE, COLUMBIA e. AUGUSTA y. r. Co.,
CuIUMEiA, S. c.. June Il, 1873
ksis e ESyA 90, oSsn 4, ait otter ~; MoSDAi.
ing Schedule will be run over this road
GOING NORTH.
Train No. 2. Train No. /.
Leave AuSueta .3 81 A II ) 80 l. vi
Leave Granile,il!c.. "a 81 4 NJ iG.;,s VI
arrive Columbia. $50 y NJ lU.i1 y!
Leave Columbia. S ~ A NJ
Arrive Cl..llotlc. t2,27PM ....
GOING SOUTH.
Grain No. l. Train 10. :.
Leave thar.utte.... 4 90 AN ~
Arrive CulnmLis. ? 80 a NJ .....
Lcavo Columbia. - ~ A II :;.l5 A NJ
Leave nrsnit.villc....l lOrM '7.4iA NJ
Arrive AuSusta...... .2.t0 ii SD 4 VI
*Hrcakiast. !Dn ..cr. iSuprtr.
Standard time ten minutes slower than
Washington; six faster than Columbia time.
connect At CHARLOTTE loR Ali. POINTS
NORTH AND AsT, either ria pGmvilic and
Richmond, Raleigh. Weldon, Petersburg ard
Richmond, or Naeieh, Weldon, Portsmouth
aDI old Gay Line stca caniers; also, At Richmond,
with Chcsapeake and Chic lagu, ior IIE
VIRGINIA srRISGs and the .Ictt.
Both south bound trains male clrsc CEN
ncci!on at Augusta for nj points s, nth ard
West. Through Tickets sold and baggage
checked to al principal points North, South:
East ard West.
Passengers leaving Columbia on The -
y. N. train are due in E!chmoIh hi 60 A. VI.
Washington - 30 +. NJ. baltimore ~ T. NJ,
Philadelphia 10 T.. Si., ELw York iO.:H l.. VI.
the following day.
l.. Il. DORSEY. Genera; Tici. Agent.
JAMES ANDERSON, General SurcfiI.ttL,!rlt
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Change Of Echedule.

COLUMBIA, =. O., June 2e. 1872.
To n W 6XH8S1 Change OF Schedule
sad after Sunday, 2eth instant:
MAIL AND PASSENGER TRAIN.
Leave Columbia at................. 5 so m
arrive at Charleston at ..... ....1.10p p M
Leave eCharlestonat.. %. q 10 N
Arrlve at Columbia Observation-Disclosures. 1.45 m
S1oBT EXPRESS, FREIGHT ID ACCOMMODATES
TRAIN, (snndays e1ccpted.]
Leave Columbia .7.15 N Arrive. ..G.lj N
Arrive Charleston 7.l0 pm Leave. e IS m
Camden Train will run Monday. Wednesday y
and Saturday. as follows:
Leave Columbia at 10 30 4. NJ.
ArfiVe at Camden at.............. 25 2. NJ.
Leave Camden at. ................ 3 as A. N.
arrive at Columbia aat............. = 40 A. NJ
A. l.. TYLER, Eice-Prcsident
;. is. PICKISS, General Ticket Agent.
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Letter From Mineral Hill,


ii'i', AldN ON, 1913.
EDITOR SENrINEL.-Every one, old
ana Young, seemed To enjoy himself
at the May celebration last Sunday nj
the Hot 5 rings. The reason r,r
selecting the Sabbath instead of the
hrst OF TIE month, whose advent has
so long been made an occasion c,,
Publication by the young folks. ram.
not he satisfactorily explained bv
your correspondent, unless it was <,
arranged IN order to afford fin, vnr,,
ing classes an opportunity of attend.
ing en- n'asse at any rate, the aff,ir
may bc considered a success in every
point of consideration, save one
which is this there was almost a
total lack of cooperation with the
enthusiastic children, on the part of
their dignitied ~ tutor and
Wielder OF the rod, with sapient eve.
whose mi"n -
scarce hts the master; who vet would
SEEM
To thosa who ne'er have delvad l., ,oor,-
ing'S soil
And shared the treasures of her wealthy
spoil.
In erudition for ~transcendinr men.
whose brush and easel. whose poetic
pen, etc, as your former cores, md.
rnt from this place practically alluded
to him on a particular occasion. Not.
outstanding this lethargic conduct on
the part of the
Men or trains! high up on Earnings
throne,
In thought as fertile is the troric zone.
who's. p'nchant wit. like the Summer
str am
Flows. without effort. and with silvcry
sheen:
Who's acquisitions in the paths of lore
Ar like the pebbles on the uc ans shore.
Scarce coinprchended by the common
mind,
so great III number, and SO rare in kind.
(All this rhyme is from a Scrap-
book left here by the former cores
rondent of the SENTINEL The &c.
caSion was a very e~rjovable one for
the Juveniles, AS we'll rs for the dlsci-
pies OF 1,rrsichcre. Elna WaSbtrly
was crowned May Queen. Sac was
Gaiiv dressed. lookeu well, and re-
ceived the rom and sctptpr with a
meastirt OF conplaic 'ncy that bespoke
CONSCIOUS worth ami AN elevated
mind. A ter tits ceremony the party
repaired to Brutiry's hall, where
dancing was continued until the ap-
proaciiing sunSe told the warning
uav. All returned to town in the
evening in the various convevances-
which included coaches, wagons,
bu2gies, bullion-carls, etc.-a happy
ami delighted party-save. ptrdaps,
the man with the sapient eye"
Business here is looking up. The
Mineral Hill Company are pushing
vigorously the work on the TAYLOR
tunnel, and have several times c,nIe
into quartzite formations, but untor-
tunateiv rs often worked through
them into limestone. They have re-
Gently expressed the determination,
through their representative here,
Captain llaskinS, to thoroughly
pros, ect the hill before abandoning
their interests here.
The re, Dried discovery of Il lead Of
si!rer-bcaring ore Il Short distance
east of here by Mr.. Anderson and
DIR. Hanson, proved Mt To be true.
Some indications We're discovered,
hut upon going down they merged
into limestone unalloNed.
More anon.
CLARIAN0IANT.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-05-08

CHOICE fresh eggs, 80 cents a dozen
cash. at Hiram johnson. myG 3t#
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county commissioners

board met yesterday pursuant
"Joarnment. Present, Commits
"S Halt Cromer and Phillips !;
N'l. Bell, Deputy Clerk.
%e minutes Of the last meeting
Taa .T 1m ana approved.
"iii OF Commissioner Phillips
NM m'ee mouths salary at $50 per
"a, ordered that the Clerk adj.
\ l'o WI sealed proposals for board
rons PRISONERS in the County Jail
m" year rom June Is, 1873.
Idmi, G.ilu OF Nj. liorowskv. Public
r'ialor, was fixed at s.. 1000.
|Ia ordered that 3G5 DAYS be fixed
LUntvI iie or the assessment of the
%s ny the Assessor, and that he
\ n, faV Tor that number OF DAYS
ID" more This includes the
EEpomp ,,,ner OF deputies employed.
r, w''.ricl Attorney was directed
Psn n me contract and bond he
f%uryey;"uh and W.. n. Edwards
ksof thothS The western boundary
/ spm n'e county /; the bond to le in
|bubIe ~ s5'ooo, sureties to justify
fsered ,sioner Phillips was en-
arh"nt.oo employ a janitor for the
ay a, ",Jonrned to meet next Sat
Wtclock A. N.
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e4M Stocks were
e-v,b? Yesterday, and nearly
anaas on the list, we believe,
hi r'i Under the general excite
nd t 10 stacks have also re.
jail Sniile extent. A few DAYS
s,hare vas quoted at ten cents
Y. Yesterday it advanced to
car e,i'x has lately gone from
lte arc 10 seventy-tive cents.
tnd, vet very small figures all
havoq ,!ite a handsome profit
been realized un tie in
rtka a lex hundred dollars.
80 n,'i'iate is now rating at
! SO. TIL Tie old figures OF so
mise wirh Is some talk of Il com
1s. u''less operate to send il Mn st,ii
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FRESH EGGS AT WOODRUFF & ENNoR'S
at 20 cents a dozen. They desire it to be
generally understood that they will not
be undcrSold. my I-tf =
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JUSTICE CoURT.-Yosterday was a
busy day with Judge Gates. Three
or four criminal cases, and as MANY
civil suits were disposed Of. Things
are getting lively, especially i'm the
assault and battery ine,since pav-day
nv = portion of ~ mining com
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-05-08

NJ. Il. BARTLETT, real estate agent.
Houses for rent and for sale in all parts
OF the city. Also l.. c. Fatrman's agent
for the Monroe Survey. Office at the
California lumhnr Yard, southeast cor.
ncr OF Eucl ana Batnman streets. aplO
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-05-08

MINING TIMBERS.-Several teams
loaded with heavy mining timbers
passed up toward Ruby Hill yes,er-
day.
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ocAL INTELLIGENCE.
Distr ct Court.

UlSUr CT OOurL.
|Ie following business was trans
Ped in the District Court yesterday
SETTING OF THE CALENDAR.
Eureka Consolidated Mining Com
kGyvS. K, \. Fisher ct al. set tortrial
Mdar, My -. Eureka CONSOLE
Pei Mining Company VS.. II. A.
sler et al: demurrer overruled and
h days given to answer. Jacob
|son VS.. Mr.. and Mrs. II. Wilson
for trial May 10. ii. Wilson VS.. 5.
EEL; also SET for the 18th. j. W.
Fan vs.. VS.. Pritchard set for May
Eureka Consolidated Mining
|nany W. Clarence King ct al:
F|NNr'tr overruled, and five days
pen to answer. Dan. Morgan VS..
EaqA Way set for May ID. John
aly ct al. vs.. l.. :. C'ardoZo ct al;
f@h'lrrer argued and submitted.
AUX betschtnan vs.. James Stewart
%A,set for May 10. Eureka Mining
smelling Company VS.. Frank
a tt a.; demurrer argued and sub
trl, Bari"i, Alexander and Wal
M'rhil lp>on Il Young; demur-
uHtFrUIed, AMI ten days given to
Mtr' Saaton 4 Co. vs.. b. j. Tur-
Sel Tor My II. VIM. Gilmore
NlEer West Consolidated Mining
any set for May II. +. c..
nuap VS.. Silver West Consolidated
Tp"ii company; set for May IA.
l,iiahi VS.. j. d. Sullivan 1T al:
'Gttef ~ovrrruled, and set .or May
oa'r-e T. Bragg vs.. &. \. San
Tt Tor May II j. W. Jerritt W.
~. Icy " Co.; set for Nay II.
I,s.s ,E,nt vs.. Cole Il Bridge dis
ASa without preu ''c.to nlairt;tf.
y. a1 "a adjourned to Saturday, May
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CoMING.-We understand that I. G..
t'ateman, II of the early mining
operators in this section, is expected
here from Salt Lake CITY in a few
DAYS. lie comes, we believe. on
business connected with mining
property at Fish Creek. o
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PASSED observation-disclosures Hearst
Judge Messick and Mr.. Cavalier were
amony the pass, gers from Ploche
fnr the West 10y last nights STAGE.
r,,ey only tarried in Eureka long
enough To take dinner: T:'"se inter- Ter
..tn,In On the IIermcs side OF the late
suit have pretty much all gone below
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LEFT FOR SALT LAKE.-NIaster Will
ne Clayton, late messenger for the
neTtern Union Telegraph Cnmrapv.
m!.pN yesterdays Stage for Salt Lake
nv WHere his father. Professor Clay
MI TOW resides. We can say for
Mlli,e mat lie was always prompt in
the delivery of messages.
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For THE BAY.-Captain L.awton,
PRESIDENT of the Eureka CONSOLIDATE
ed' and Mr.. Corragan, the repre- >enta-
tive of the Richmond Company. left
together by private conveyance for
tiie railroad yesterday afternoon.
Some people construe this as indicat.
lilE compromise of the great case,
while others think there is nothing
in it,"
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Arrivals and Departures.

ArriVa'S
BY w0oDRUFF & ENNOR'S LINE:
BMcCoy ii EoOth
Nas-neth JenninS
GrrrS III Gru!chin
IN Martin VIM Gillian
Ike UDonald
Departures
BY ,~t4.,Ii6 ENEOR'S LINE:
Barron + Rodgers
i HaylS Willie Clayton.