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RrcIMoSp. May ). 1874.

H.
Editors Nps-I notice in your paper Of
Sunday an article from the New Orleans
RicayaflS representing that persons who have
suffered by the overflow are asking for aid
TO emigrate 10 Texas. Fort Bend, Brazoria,
Wharton and Matagorda counties would
welcome them, and do all they could for
them. The soil and climate, are similar to
what they have been accustomed to in
Louisiana, and equally good for cotton, or
cane. Any amount Of land can be leased OF
bought at lower prices than in any other
counties in the State suitable for cane or
cotton. There are many Inducements in
favor Of their coming. s.f ..t 81
The financial and political condition Of
our State, in comparison with their own
State, would be a great. inducements Cal
weston is much interested in getting immi-
grafton to these counties. Tens Of thou
sands of the finest lands in the world could
be cultivated il we had the labor; and all
the produce would 90 TO Galveston as the
best market. Il would be to the interest of
the merchants In Galveston to make some
effort 10 secure, the Immigration TO these
counties. We have lands in Fort Bend,
WhartoD and Matagorda counties, which
We will sell or rent on theimost favorable
terms and many others would do all they
could TO favor all that would come from
Louisiana MANY LAND OWNERS.
Reference Moody &,Jemison, Galveston;
s. Mayblum,, Fort Bend county. 80
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THERE was q touching sight on corner
Of Vine street, Cincinnati. recently. A lit
tie girl sat with asbaby in her arms grind
ing hand organ, and young lady In pass
ing caught sight Of the Eoe-begone, pite0us
little face. She stopped with instant COM
passion, her dark eyes almost suffused with
tears, and opening her well-stOred pocket
book bent over the child with infinite grace,
and dropped in her Outstretched hand-a
cent. Guess yer amt strainin' yerself or
nothin' are yers," sneered the young one,
while the maiden passed on, bordering upon
the ingratitude Of the human race
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IMPROVING BIeHF SoIa.-The New Jers
sey State Board Of Agriculture has just is,
sued its first ual1ePOrt, which contains
q very thorough series Of papers on the
soils Of NeVol5erssy, their origin and ais
tribntion, ehei1ical composition, etc, aeoiii-
plete, analysis ufmUge than twelve sOfs Of
fertilizars empla5ed in the agriculture 81
the Stste, togetheE with che statistics and
prOduets,of agriculture and q survey of the
eondition0 % thoimproved and unimpFoved
lands Of thu State. The purpose for which.
the board was formed Is toinVestigate and
record whatevef cuncerns the agricultural
interests o. the Slate, 80 collect the results
successful forming, and from Whichot0
issue digested information inrsgafd to the
questions Of faEm economy, tilAge, crops,
stocks, fertilizers, reclanlations Of lands,
trimming Of farmers, etc. The report says
that for. fruit growing and marker garden
ing the lighter soils Of the mari region and
of al The southern portions Of the State are
in high favor. As to manues, the report
6nds that stable md barnyard manure is
still the chief relianoe for profitable farm
ing. The oultiVatedelnds of VinelAnd,
HammOnlon, Eeg Harbof City, and many
other places IN much Improved BY the use
e muck, pest, earf and blaskmud at'
F"
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yJe wilson ,AIiaa Buek skin mn In he
l Ni0a laws Oftke Law q E6St.

To the living friends and relatives of the
dead and lamented, IF not TeveIed, Fayette
Smith, how, the revelation of the name of
John Wilson once mere before their eyes
must recall the tFoublous and bitter day
Hsheni this hell-heaFtedT slayer caGselessly
robbed as beloved and as pure a spirit as
ever lived of the crown jewel Of his nature
Ibis life. It will rejoice them then to
know that Sheriff Barley received dis
patch from Tyler, yesterday, from Marshal
Peak, whom he had sent to that city. to
ascertain i The information that John Viii
son was in jail there was correct, that he
had identified him out of a large number of
prisoners now awaiting their triad before
the United States court aE
Upon the receipt of this telegram, Sheriff
Barkley immediately telegraphed back or
dering the marshal to bring Wilson at once
to this city. Wilson being under arrest for
counterfeiting, United States Marshal Pur-
nell refused to allow him to be taken from
Tyler until after his trial. Upon receiving
this reply from Peak some further steps
were taken to obtain consent of the United
States marshal to- the request of Sheriff
Berkeley s. first telegram, and it is hoped
that the nenergy of our sheriff and, his
officers wilbYesult as is desired III the prem
iseS -4DdllGs HefaId.S' ~ 1f'a Wal li9T
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MUsKoeEE, L T., April 90, 1s74.-The
government boat at Fort Gibson was cap
sized this morning while crossing, or at
tempting TO cross, Grand River. Fifteen
men, six mules and one wagon were on
board. Six United States soldiers one cit
izen and the mules we're drowned. The
boat mules and wagon were brought 10
shore two and one-half niles below. The
men have not Is yet been heard from
GqinssrilLe Gdzetfe. b -. 70. %.
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tfor ne De1eoczailc Statesman. J
GODS PRECIOUS GIFT.
By eALLLE sPorswoon.


Just A. the winds % March Ana Apss tear ana meet
ne Father sent 70 me q bu 9dinE bloasOu sweet
a young eoul, white aud lovely from, HIS nOnlding
70 i've pilgrimage within these sensgous blnds
y pfeeioQa ittle baDyl coming q the tine ! = -. q
That hyaclnil8 ere slowing ID ny native ciime;' }
And When TIE deiniy snOEsdioE and the coasIip
Are puftsg Up their fars through the rzin ana eloet
1ef--coln1g 10 ne sroliez1--Vll1out taiui ofbid
Hifhin the opening gss, that via or hearts sv1fs
An Engsl gin, ehtrusted 20 my soslsE care i7giE
All VII keep thy epfdt always pare end fIirf i
WIZ be strong 20 teach thee al the RoOd II iuowf
Will the pangs Of cyl % thee plainly show ~
nc were the ail-Wiag God 70 claim my aff % me-
An would Ircnder Il with consdonea cleeEprlf fIef
Pure q Thou eaSass e. J sleId q Lack 70 Theei
sNegt 70 mothers angins6 ploaid such soisce BE-
but e. pray Thee Fata er-I mpy keep her lonEsra
Io grow mp fair and nuen YIrtpe's Cause Sc Strong;
That may see the proud light % her fathers soni
Grow u her bfight and brighter ayeuS aFoahd her
Ana may aSd eonafcirs in the baby ehIid 81 I.
Hes never known hsf0rB in wotldl3 e0nElet Nildi I
And that his heart nay be fuH o. Joy and ur6ise
That on hi9 Blended knee-his Thanks 70 heaven he'll
raise. ~ lf Ialffif "a JIll ~ ~ %
For When the winds q March snd AVEas teais aid
The Father sent 70 rs bndaine blossom sweel:
yonng sOul-white md spOtisss from HIS loving
To Bind our yearning AsaFts IN new ana holy bands
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had been realized It might be enacted, as
an agreeable novelty, that Doncaster should
have for its Parliament MAN. the winner
Of the 81 Ieger IN each year. As the same
person has rarely been twice successful, va
riety would be obtained, Il not Sbllity.-
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EilERB h Z saint IN the English almanAesi
whose name g nee q &c loaaa "a TIE feet-
lar calen1ar.s TlIissis Sc. Leeer. sld 1.lis
',lasa @ aanually tAlt6rafed Cd the race
course ol noncastef. This year It VIII an
% tl.8 sixteenth 81 Seplenbef. What il
called he st heeels day Is known Nhtg-
ever the EuetLs1 Ian = = spoken. The
ST. Lever stakes. W d Ieh SON fisies anoanl
% ~ ~, raQ Ter on that day. on The
Wednesday ia the second week 81 sepieu-
btf. were founded IA fs.8. ~ CoIonsl ~
L.e4er. a the noble iaEaily 81 DoRorsile, ~
Ireland. Donoaster. which Is = lpsl,
bolonnh.i "a lhshiis -
ncarlg -, ooo, nov claims a. - 81
sending two members 70 the House az Goa
mona. which 4 formerly axolrlsra. hi, H.
continued - tie reign oi Edward I. It's
charter vas Rlanlei d RlcE IA C. - a
LoQn- A. j. Is A. ad5liIled pIi1cfpln q
En2iish lsW that IA elective rl9lIf cad15r
b last ~ disu ~ 4 ls5f
chance q katin1' a b u lo11tl -
e. AZ present re Are 61lE ca "a ~
e45 as I.rs q farIi iI., 81 l.lII
been ol "a stta an 81 Hi b vi
ooIen s. TIE 81 ions sI''o Is 81
II tie Chsrtisf idea ~ aana iaaIenls
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THE GREAT AAIEROAN COFFEE

THE CHAMPION or THE WORLD.
Makes rs own conee; makes its own hot water;
IS per cent OF coffee extracts tho by steam
saves time and labor pays for itself IN month;
makes culeo a. clear as amber. De Miu u Brown Of
New York city, inventor.
NolimIs % the held % improvehehti Perfection In
the art Of making coffee ~ last attainedi
IL matters not how great or how small the article may
be- 80 a. De one that j. q any pseto tho public
genius grass the idea and invention b produced
that Is So Ear m advaoee Of the original that II a,
makes &c way into public favor, This,is especially
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tFFom the galveston NeSs.l -oi -
Invitation 70 Louisiana suasrer.-Ry
Port BEND, 3rhzOria, wharton and
MatsgOrda Counties.
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.eRfAT. without GlEEEE POT.

Their an Inn fey inventions chat possess a. much
merit az this Rel e2Pe pot Us is per
irey unlike any ether eyer yel produced Us adoption
as the standard cofee pot OF the country by appre-
piaifee public IL pione question of tIne.
Irs OPERAFIoS-When the water In the pot bOils
the and heated water collect under The false bot
cover OF the sIsiner; thence being daehed over tho
ehoWef thy descend ne erforated bottom IN
contained IA the etfnor ana passnB through Il and
extracting its strength, the liquid sdeseends into the
reservoir above the false bottom thence through the
vaoaan caused by The boiling through tho eonca
TRs same Ss process n repeated as many tunes as dc
Sired OF nt strength and aroma Of the coffee are
twenty ave Per Cent. OF the strength OF
ls6 a ellis the Coffee o. Savod.s
This coffee pot actually pays f0r itself In less than
one month. tits peiecti0n In simplicity and econ0rly
BY ths neniens device the eieSrAat the purest and
The most dssogs sSes eye! ysi enjoyed
very best coffee pot ever Invented, aud challenge
! comparison withany and all others.
The Great American Coffee Pot is decided luxury
public with its decided merits TO give full
and entire satisfaction. - tsif 5laasfsa4
! No. l. family size one gallon 80 5O No. 9, family
size three QUARTS, 81 as No q, family size, two
orders s0Icted and perfect satisfaction guaranteed
oeyeFy family. On repopt OF price the Great Ameri-
can Conee Pot VIII be promptly sent 70 any address in
thS dShates Pnnted directions accompany each
wanted general agent, With capital for the state
OF Texas; on would sell he right Of the State rea
son n,1 Terms ,Llsa taa1ss1f ~. ai
sfsnaDR-WITT @. BROWN s. CO.,
ssssr fi-f9 - ~af Sole Manufacturers
! Principal ONCE and Eab rOoms No. 6TS Broadway,
! opposite Grand Central Hotel New York city.
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FRo& ABSvE. Z0apt.e Jack Pucket has
iuss returned ffOin i tip up The country.
The captain ez51 he l0ok 8 view Of Co
n4nehe Re1k 6dd the country non that
point. On the top Of the PEAK be found
rsek VITA several hand names cutupon
d g nenelt5cs 81 thee Who had elm bed
70 itsstop He sa5S that ti6 vlls.7 nom the
peak Of she 1eTTog 1dling eoiihlfS Is maQrlii-
'cent and ~ oounlly rapidly settling up
around &. TIE genGIAl prospect are very
good, new farms being opened, churches.
school houses and 1Is0dlc lodges being
erected thfoaghoui TIE county, 1nd \ gen
eral air Of prosperity pervading every hing.
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LIVERY SEWING MACHINE =
DO6BLKD IN VALUE
81
Palmer's Combination Attaehment
ron Az. sE1rT,.rl nrAcnnrra !.

Rp.spascs the snnnst's f0ld better nan can Ss
Z Il pssIsres inlnsr's fOla Win diasrsnt es,oss
Z nd pleocs Of foods ~ one opef1tlOn-
q If1rpsrs and pats double Or sIngls fold o. tn
edte 81 Z bad.
d pTspares sld applies dOublo Rrsprh hsA
= X preparos cord we'll perfectly
= Il PrsR.zss and places . eora welt p nv sszn|
without oastinE.
& Il pse5o-Ss Eoori ,i q Ihe zane tfneealhcr1nz
and rl6cinQ tha vcil ~ TIE rnthorilr a.I ssuin s
20 plain hlnd, II desired, e one Qperlfion--
II Il - = Nd go q y ~ ane e1ao, $500
a. Il lelaA AZ g0sas, ti.s q sirEeht
~ n binds with bEai1
~. IL binds with clt binding.
- II sews anT scam witno1t oaatinE.
ne alrangsneui q vcEy 1o.el ald 9 = one q tte
alnrlett attac111nt1 u zee IN it1 uilff,
turtlirr - paI1a % 49, lellIng li1lll1 -
In Or1lrinr EfEle Kind q 1GElEE ul1r1ra
frIcc 81 WlLH l1l ln4IrEclIcns ~ it1 u1lllr1
- - R3LNER 1IA17rE Ac.IuIIIIEa CO.
AZ o1nortuaiiy ssl1ou dlEie1 Is a,s1rls q "a
sezll 1iica AZ 'Eszisa elsIy Uhcle. inlssiIlfsly
ngI Wy
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gin telntJ. And aveisr1a II ~. we q
Aos@1 le4 ~ D11 IN I1ncl On . ara 3
er1e eiht nlilse nogtheaat g chs piaee
on NLrDdEF q last week, ,aed seventy
eeiEiRr 4 re.ion e cirhs d6llnls 3 month
lgoa lSe Enii,a slstcS rors-nns.ns. re-
Was ~ actiER irrnf - tlse hattlo e
New orioana. an, ~ -Enclro WIKI hirh
11rlire.ion % 1ho' unrfca hiap'sr q
- 1l'li,1 llcrps In tl,nl o1ubls S.ea.
.lon,-uk.aR AsA
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WHAF is the difference between ! farmer
corn and she other eons the hpslsnd. -
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THE HEALD AND sIsco
MARRY THE NEWsl

n NAtlt1 TIE NEWbI
The Missoud. Kanns apd Texas Railway, having
completed and opened for business their North Eastern
Eteasioa Qllssouh DvisiOn) frOm sedAlia 70 Hanni-
bal are now running their Elegant Equipped Trains
through 70 Hannibal without charge.
Passengers feE points IN Northern Missouri, Iowa,
Wisconsin, Ainnesota, the Upper Mississippi region
NcttheFn and Central Illinois, Chicago Nchlgaa and
he Great Northea win Ind this the Shortest Cheap
est and Quickest Route IzrougA Cars IA cOntinne
to nun tAFOash . 81 L0aIs With0dt ehinre, tia Sc
dAlia ns hereto1a1a ~ fH 1898 a
Fer full infOFa.tloa as % time, and correct map
his line and its e0unscrions. aadress,
JAMES y. RRoWNc TH0S. DORWN
GenT Ticket AGENT Gen1 Pass Agent
. - N :. u.
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NEW ORLEANS, LOUISIANA.

Having been for years student at the large hospi,
tails of Paris, London, Vienna and Copenhagen and
through large and varied practice during fifteen years
has gained the most thorough knowledge Of the nature
Of all chronic diseases and the treatment thereof and
he has in his extensive practice had an unparalleled
success and very often effected cure where every
remedy had been tried and all hope Of restoration Of
health had been desOair6d Of ~ ~,
Nobody who eyer Suffered Of the tedious and life
embittering disease-DYSPRPSIA-has ever in vain
called DR.. Bile In every case has he, by his
method OF treatment, restored the functions OF the
stomach, and with il the health and vigor OF the pa
tient and many person does to-day. with gratitude,
recall the moment he placed himself under Dr. Bile
care. "a SEEMS .tf .t.aa e-... ~ -. .i.tl
For his treatment Of LADIES' DISEASES, DR..
Bile is deeeryedly renowned and no lady suffering
from AMEN0RRHQsA. -DYSMENORRHQsA, HYS-
TERRA, PROLARSUS UTERI, OrAany ether disease
peculiar to the female system, should fail TO call
on Dr. Billie, they viii quickly be relieved OF their
suffering and ultimately restored to perfect health.
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sIF1cTNA DEL MAYOR
|osSs1t ia sar lnsbss19 SIT al
N lD.ICindad De Laredo, Texas, Febrero
q. +, -, {, ~ de 1874. 80
Conforms una prainanEa, az q eoTpOraeion de IA
ca DAD dtlA laredo decfetada Febfefo de fSsf en-
yrtld seguR una leg de IA LeeAtNEa dc Bstada. de
Tom, ttoada Una ley autorifahdo IA colporacion
de LARD adlEFuuUr coE1H kolFenos para socorrcr en-
fahreay IN eSihei0 para escpela ppbea en dcha sin
DAD, apiFobaea Feerefo 8 Dc 1850. nor este soda
md 's.9b 1oaod AvEBC 80
one 80 nlknaaia Sendei en fabea snhasta q dia
Lnpessl da @nnie pgQxmO, lac diczde IA manana en-
rcnle de "a oacina del mayor Jos tcrenos slgaientes
por Zoe a9es nnnedos en- e. acto Dc b Iogslaihfs
PoTesoses Eos a. q cons.ao
de Webb, cadR una con frente Dc 100 varaa al orlla
Del Rio Grande y 8, 900 varas fondo de dieho rio
| r. HENANIDES.
| - fe16 WIN go Mayor OF Laredo.
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/ Miscelianeods.
OFFICE

MAYORS. OFFICE
city OF LAREDO, Texas, Feb. Is, 1874.
elaiRanCe - che eosporatiop 81 The
city 81 Laredo passed ehrpary q ISL bv virtue AMI
under act Of tho slauFt q lhc State OF Tcxss
entitled An eof % authorize the couporaflon on IA.
reao 70 dispos8 % certain lands % ii in ERECTING
common school honsoin sSid town, approved Febin-
airy s. 1850 49,
NOTECE
Ia hc-eby given that win cause 10 be sold az public
o1fFy. re art day OF Jane next a. 10 O'Clock A.
NJ IN front Of tho mayer's once, the following de-
ecrbe lands for the purposes provided IN the lugsa
fits ACT hbrcln befor6 referred 20, viz:
POrciones Nos. 4. g 8 4 ~, ~ ~ and 81 In Webb
county, frortldR 100 NaFas each on the Rio Grahde
Euf ~ unpRing bsek sidiriyef 5000 varas
u Essi ts..; saslfElc0Inl CO. eBESAvIDEs
10 Esn $ s.if GO e'lk efasz Never q Laredo
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WmoW AND oRPHAK FUNp

Active, energetic agents wanted in evsEy organized
Marshan Texla. = = lt.-H marIB-dWt
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e Father scnt tome q budding bloasOm. sweet; =
young soul, white and lovely from, his nonldins
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ne MIssUafI, Kansas and Texas Railway,


EsTATE or z. BARTLETT, lALLs
II .couEER.
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S sGaf; our Ys.rnips p. u new ana holy bands
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3 { comfort IN this BABY cRnd8

ne 9cset Known IN WotiolY conAlet Wildt
And that his heart nay be 90 fuH o. 10y and urlise
That on his Bonded knee-his thank5 10 heaven he'll
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-05-30
SMALL POX On PROSPECT
MnUECAUN

Late last night a report "a in circu-
lation that two cases of SMALLPOX had
broken out OF Ruby Hill. of the most
virulent type. \ SENTINEL reporter
was dispatched to the above town to
ascertain the truth or falsity of the
rumor. The reporter returned having
found no foundation forthe rumor that
the disease had appeared in that local
ity; but, hearing hat DIR. Cummins
was in attendance on the patients, he
visited him at his room at l o'clock
this morning and founl that the re-
port in part was true, the difference be-
ing in the location. The doctor said that
two young men, brothers. who but re-
Gently arrived here from Missouri, and
now living near the Dunderberg mine
on Prospect mountain. had both been
taken sick with a disease, the symp-
toms of which are in all respects those
denotlng h presence of the viru-
lent malady. The face and bod
les OF the men are covered
with a %cutaneous eruption, though
not advanced sufficiently for pustules
to app ear. The house occupied by the
sick men has been placed in quaran-
tine by DIR. Cummings, and no one al
lowed to enter it except tie nurse APP
pointed to take care of them by the
physician. OF late several cases of the
dreaded disease have been reported on
the line of the railroad among the emil
grant passengers from the East. and
our dispatches this morning state that
one car with a woman afflicted with
the malady has been switched off on a
side track at Humboldt Wells. it not
being considered safe to allow the car
to proceed further. In view of the
cast that the disease has now appeared
closer at home, our citizens can not he
too careful in regard to the sanitary
condition of the town, and should :ake
efficient steps to prevent the spreading
OF the exanthematic disorder.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-05-30
SAM. FRIEDMAN pays the hiyhes,

SAM. FRIEDMAN pays the highest
price for secondhand furniture.
Sam buys saloons.
sam buys all kinds of secondhand
household goods.
sam will sell anything you have at
auction. my2Uf
NJ. H.. BARTLETT, real estate agent,
Houses for rent and for sale i'm all
parts of the city. Also I. e. Hatenan's
agent for the Monroe survey. Office
at the California lumber ward, south
east corner of Buel and Bateman
streets. aplO
SUBSCRIPTION received for all the
Eastern weeklics and m%onthlies:
also. for the San Francisco papers and
magazines, at the Postofiice Stationery
and News Depot. d3Uz
For a complete assortment of i'm
ware, parlor and cooking stoves, or
any article in the hardware line, go to
NaupIn Il Cromer's. t27
BoUGHT y SoLD-All descriptions
Of new and secondhand furniture,
kitchen and household goods. at T..
STAIRS store, Hamilton. my26
CROCKERY.-The largest assortment
of crOckerv ware in town can be found
at sam. Friedman's. on Main street. al
prices lower than the lowest. apI-tf@
For New York walking shoes and
all other kindso of good boots and shoes.
20 to Dunkel IL Co.'S, corner of Main
anu Clark streets. myl9
WATCHES y JEwELEY made and
repaired by J. Straus. Orders TO New
York and San Francisco promptly at
tended to. app
HARDWARE, locks, hinges, vises and
a general assortment of general hard
ware at w. H.. Ciarks. ap2l
THE Finest Assortment of Furnish.
ing Goods, Hosiery. Collars and Ties.
will be found at O.. 4 II.
Go TO Dunkel & Co.'S for gents and
boys fashionable dress:and diagonal
suits. myl9
JUST RECEIVED-A complete stock
of boots and shoes. at Murphy's, Main
street. myS
GENTLEMEN'S under clothing, the
finest assortment i'll town, at w. II.
Clark's. ap2l
Boors AND S~HoEs-just received a
complete assortment, at w. II
Clark'S. ap29
WHITE LAMBS Wool BLANKETS.
the finest in the market. Just received
at Obertelder II HarriSon'S. al5
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A GOOD WORD FOR EUREKA.

Charlie Mckennev, i'll his Saint Cloud
Press, has the following favorable no
tice of the mineral wealth of Nevada
i'll general and Eureka in particular.
The importance of Eureka as a bullion
producer, is by no means over esti-
mated.
Two years ago the silver mines OF
Utah were considered the richest in the
world and their permanency not for a
moment doubted. Then the famous
Emma mine yielded great wealth,
bingham and Little Cottonwood can
yons were crowded With miners. Buel
Il Hateman sold to English capitalists
mining property to the amount Of s.
100000, furnaces and mills We're erect
ed at great expense, and the outlook
was certainly encouraging. Then the
SAN Francisco bulls and bears run up
Utah stock without fear. At that time
Nevada was fast losing her reputation
as Il bullion producer, while Utah was
gaining favor. Now Nevada steps to
the front. During the past year her
product of silver was S35,2i5.5 01, while
Ctah's production for the am time
was only S4,90i.337. Now Ncvada'S
stock ranges high, aud Gtah's, when
quoted, is down. Nevada's Eureka is
fast becoming a Virginia City. The
rich strikes which occur almost daily.
the many companies owning property
in that vicinity, each paying large div
idendS. and her mines proving more
valuable at greater depths, fully attest
the richness of that State. Etircka's
yield alone this year will amount to
more dollars ti.an the production Of
the whole Territory OF Utah did in the
wear 1873.