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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-03-10
;,e"::. o. E1-DrrsiIr:t Fillmore
Ene senate Ai!jEurns - II Mara
Of Respect TO the Itlu>irioi>
Dead.
WNuISGToS. March O.

Attic Opening q the Senate. Eenton
referred to the news OF tie death af cX-
President Fillmore. and moved the
>ena.e al iourn a. Il mark OF respect 10
theNllu>triouS dead.
sherman was willing to adjourn if
there is any precedent for such actiou.
hut thought II vas untij(el to set is
precedent, while feeling the greatest
r+-pcr' and admiration Tor the cnarac-
ter ri Fillmore.
The Char. Carpenter and anthony
cited the adjournment of the >enae On
he death OF buchanan. and ON The
ioath OF Cen. Washington.
y motion to aljour-l Was then car
ried unanimously.
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BJFFNLO, March 9.
The funeral of e~N-PreSlacnt Fill
more will take plack on Thursday
next. The city i draled in mournng:
;hc courts and Board of Trade nave
1liaHrnal
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-03-10
v March 9.

Tic passenger train die to leave
hese Yesterday will leave about 80
this evening. The weatheris clear and
pleasant.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-03-10
Saloons Case !.

PHIIArFLFIItA. March g.
The saloon keepers generally closed
their doors to-day: hat it is believe
here was much sidc-door business
transacted.
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DISPATC HE'S.
By Overland Telegraph.
T~srrcIAu TO THE DAILY SENTINEL
The President I'aNor~ r. Bans..
ju--NrriNaI OF Minister Sciirnck
The Departure of(alcb Gushing
for spain. Etc.

CHICAGO. March 9.
\ Wa~hin-;onspecial says the frr>l-
dent has. recently. again defined hi>
position IN regard o the financial legi>-
ia;ian. He taNors free banking. and
would go in this direction farther than
most OF the Eastern congressman. hHt
insists that any measures for free
banking should lee safely guarded a.
Il redemption that should contain pro-
visions looking to- specie assumptions.
Ii Is not unlikely that the President
might Nc,o the bill which did not con-
;ain this latter safeguard.
NEW YORK, March Q.
General Scheuck. United SAFES Min
iS:cr 10 England. and ex-senator Cat
seI. representing the Treasury Depart
mem III Europe. arrived to-day: and
caleb Gushing sailed Tor Spain.
re Ocean National Ean!S NNa:r.
NEW YORK. March ..
The Ftrr = SAYS it i reported that
the Committee on Baking AMI Cur
rcncv OF the House of Representatives
has discovered that Ger an officers oi
tn, Ocean National Bank were IN col
fusion with certain parties Ill Nail
street. an | had nude al necessary ar.
ran@ements for having the bank closed
UP n a particular tue. ant that NE
ARRANGEMENTS were perfected rs
previous 10 the tine the hllik really
closed. .\nonT other features 0f tHt
arrar gemcn. il i all gid tha. the te>-
timonv shows that baNi> Wa decided
A. IA referee from the first day
that the conspiracy WAS resolved upon.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-03-10

ErREk,. Nor,a ~.
would state to the ladies Of EuTcaa and
vicinity. that will spare neither tine Ip..
Bile. nor expense in getting goods t. s4lM'
at all times. NJ. j. lkAAhLIA
+. S.-No trouble to show goods. nit
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EYNn. March 9.

The road is now all clear with the
exception OF a snow plow oil the track
near Blue Canyon. The delayed train
bound west Will leave here al $3.50. and
eNprctS to so right through without
difficulty.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-03-10

SAN FRtNcIsco. Noy.S, n.
To THE LADIES OF ErRtkA:l would sal,
that it is my intention 10 remain IN this ely,
and any order you may intrust TO me VII
receive personal attention. j. MEltNA,
The star of Pascagoula. [volume] (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1873-1878, 1874-10-03

Jflef Cogm @tbaae W n.
.ri8fa - aaif fesgias Term Of a.
Clafi os NsalfY z.h N pt
U EvbsA sig rt W. iisief
Islgneu by 6,aalf
g. o. Lfaeh W Cfpt Laetv y.
ChsfIet Doom sod other 9rhcft o'
Sire iaiiy CoufnBrd.
s.sfs vs samT fam1s C1afngsd
Jllt as fle Court aas about fo
adjfun, T.m Ergeb charged with
stra iag % pony from NJ j. G.. Ely
on Gle 2ith Of sept. 1871 was
b. ought before ne Honor. cod Tom
learning uc charge preferred against
him acknowledged tlc corn WHARF,.
npon the Coz 8 took the testimony Of
Me-srs Wy and W. W. Tannicr
which corioborutel the confession
made by Tie prisoner aud thereupcn
the Court required Ton to give bond
and t%ecu"iIy for lis appearance At the
uoxt term Of the Circnit Court ; fai
ing to do so he was committed to
Jail.
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Patrons of Rusba.dry

Brofhers.-Your Executive Commute respect
fully represent that at a meeting held Nav ii.
1874 to take into consideration such action MS
was deemed necessary for the assurance of
your interest s the meeting having been called
together BY the chair, it WAS
-Resoipcd, That. whereas our late worthy
brother w. II. Harrington, having departed
this life on the Eth OF May, inst, it becomes our
duty TO sppoin, a worthy repre- sentative TO serve
you in his place and, after due deliberstion had,
il WAS unanimously resolved that the business
Of the Oranges is placed uuder the management
f our worthy Brother n. ID. Weimore. with
The same arrangeine ute as were In force during
the agency Of onr worthy deceased Brother w.
H.. Harrington"
Brother Wetmore enters upon HE duties wei
known to the community as n gentlemen Of in
TED. MY, intelligence and large business expert
enee. lie gives ample. good and solvent seen
riiy bonds against all possible loss. 10 fully
guard The interests 0f those who trust their husi-
ness 10 his charge. We rseenmend him to favor
able consideration Of the Executive Committees
of the State Oranges Of Mississippi. Tennessee,
Alabama. Arkansas aud other States, and 70 Pet
rons generally.
A q. CARrER. Chairman
W. II. Pres.
VS.. AKsRS. Committee
WI LEwrs) sepIs-4m
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Earnest inquiries come to this Agency asking,
Can you urIish sample machines fthe various
kind - While | would be glad to answer In
the affirmative, it wonid be impossible. re-
quiring an Immense outlay of capital. To obviafe
these difficulties, l have rented a large, central
" located building tor a Grange Exposition
Building Manufacturers are charged a YEARLY
rental, inst sufficient to pay rent. Here Pataons
can select the kind of machinery desired Each
maehiue will have On it the mannfa ,turers' name
and the regular price. At the Office Patrons can
lesrn the discount allowed to members of the
Order. Patrons rest assured that only the
hest implement and those made by MAMMA ctur-
ers who are willing TO make good discounts.
in view of the fact that we purchrse largely and
for cash. every advantage to inure TO your bene-
ht can and will be obtained.
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We call Ihc attention Ol our read
ers to the notice Of the Grange Store
Of our associate, Mr.. Browning, at
Biloxi. They can read the card Of
Mir. Browning aud ascertain what he
proposes to do, and we can guarantee
that he will do what he promises .
He has made satisfactory arrange
ments whereby he is enabled TO fur
pi7h Family supplies, and goods, al eX-
uemelv low Pr ices, for cas- and we
think it would prove to the interest
o. those of our readers, who can, to
give hm a trial.
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Mr.. THOMAS PYE the Photogra>
pher will remain at Scranton DUR
ing Court week after which he
will remove to i oss Point.
We understand that Mr.. Pye's
pictures have given general satis-
faction, and persons who desire to
have pictures, views, &C., taken
should avail themselves of the OPP
portunity which is now presented.
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lHE LIFE OF COPELAND DIR. Pits
author and proprietor of this work,
ites us-"You have the exclusive
kency in Jackson County. No one can
}'ain the work from me at any pr'ce IN
eaities where ] have an agent; Agents
pts In this respect must, and will be
me protected"
me work is expected, o to be issued
Fry day. 1t will contain 900 pages,
[,.side OF illustrations. 1t will contain,
El'es DE-, Pitts.-"Q iite a lengthy cum
pnication from a gentleman in your
Punty, concerning . member of the
Ppe'and Clan, that will be read with
[,cn interest-and by the way il o val
|o'e document-written in iorcible
egusge and elegance of style.
send In your orders (Sour names) that
7 may know how many to order for this
! noe Sl.50-to be paid when you get
y Doos from Us. Address SrAE Office,
Pfanlop.
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Almost oyerv mail bri rs the inquiry from
some brother Patron, VIII you receive Npd
sell our wool, hides, beeswax, tall0w, butter
chickens eggs vegetables fruit, feathers stock,
etc ." Yes. ] am here to sell any merchantable
article. and in any lherchan'able form yol wish
to send IT,, and desire it understood that the
same pnins will be taken to the good Matron's
chickens, eggs. feathers, etc ~ the Husband
mans cation, sugar, grain or otncr products.
Send it. and feel assured that the interests of
all will be well watched.
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l have made special arrangements for the
purchase OF Sugar, Coffee Molasses Rice and
salt therefore. if yon desire the best of these
articles, 1T cheaper rates than You can possibly
bny them in your cities. send down your sur
plus quantities of wheat coru oats meat etc,
where good price are always obtained, and
have. We now have new Rice in the market
a large crop.
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F. Becht's t~0nsorial establish
meut at Scranton is always kept
neat and clean, and Que invariably
feels ~pleasanter, and better salts,
he'd with himself al d the rest Of
creation, after being manipulated
upon by the delt fingers of f.
Becht.
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pnf Hfes mi sFles sssert cotton the eenHlis
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fhe afss d4y as purchased This aives ne
yfeaf slVHnfHFns. thHf inurfs f0 qonr beusft
Eeaf Hu tn MUD, aud never msks ab of1er for
pa. thases without forwarding with Z the
money ar products from The sals of whish youf
purchases oiu be- made std psid for We're it
othefwise. these a1vant hves would be lost 10
vau. Ypnr Executive Committee, knowing how
Imperative 10 h. o. your interests that al ppr.
cises shoald be paid tor ~ the fime purchased
have required ~ me u bond, the amount u
wi ieh wonid be forfeited were I TO make Nd
vance, except on products in hand. This ! an
gregafed ~ do. The credit system has proved
lhe rim Of the Hgricult urai Interests aud made
you the slaves Of eHpit ], c%ustifg Won for al.
vanees, year after year, more tlrtn 70 per cent
on your tYaduots. Therefore no order let the
amennt be large or sualt, will he flied through
your Agent, without the money or its equtva-
lent ~ products.
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No. 70 CARoNDELET STREET,
NelE Orleans.

@'Ss
NeN Orleans.
THE undersigned having been elected by the
State Grange of Mississippi as purchasing Agent
ANA Cotton Factor for the Grange of the State
at this port, would respectfully inform the Or
der throughout the State, that he has ass iciated
with him Mr. Kennedy Harrington, of Central
Mississippi, and that we are now prepared to
tian sact all business entrusted to our care. The
business of the Agency will he conducted on
strictly a CASH BASIS. All orders accom-
panied by the cash, or its equivalent, and under
seal of the Grange, will be filled nj wholesale
prices. We would suggest for the good of the
Order, that the Oranges consolidate their or
ders where it is practicable. BY strict attention
to your interest. we hope to N crit your favors.
We will advance three-fourths of the value of
Cotton consigned through MS to the firm of w. e.
WATT Il CO, Liverpool.
w. HARNIRGTQN.
At the recent session of the Executive Com
mittee of he Patrons of Husbandry of the State
of Mississippi, held ut Holly Springs, Miss, on
the 10Th of June, 1874. the business Agency of
W. Harrington & Co., of New Orleans, was
cont inued in the name oftbe late fir n under the
management of X. HARRINGTON
All orders from Brothers OF the Order will re
ceivc prompt attention, and we pledge ourselfto
spare no effort in giving satisfaction TO those
who may favor us with their business.
s~epl2-6m X. HARRINGTON.
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FIRST pfsrmer-UUDGE r|utypLt1L
h he county of Hancock on the ~. Monday
klay aud Novea.iiet Hhd continue " days
h The county, of iiHfris0n, ou tie Ord Monday
April aud October, sud continue Y dlta
b he county of Jackson. on tne IT M"hd
kpril and Octuber. on continue e. DAYS,
h the coputy Of Perry. on tipe hrst Monday
March aud September and e%ontinue siX Irjs
In the county Of Joue.. Oh flte 2ud Monday q
pei aud September and continue siN dave
In thr county OF Marion. on the 8rd. Nom
Of March aud Sept. aud c%onliaie siN DAYS.
b the county of pearl, on the ith, Monday
March and September, aud continue six days
ks
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The LIFE OF COPELAND has been
issued from the press. Sample copies
have been sent Us. Those who de-
sire the book will serd in Their
names, as orders will be at once
fill led. Apply to STAR Office.
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COMPETITION DEFIED. - G ,ods and
Flces are guaranteed as GOOD and as Low
the zane can be purchased East, North
n West, at the Mammoth Clothing
Puse OF NJ. P. LEVY & CO.. Nos. 16
and 20 North Water street, Mobile,
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I'VE have only time to announce as
/ 90 to press that Mr.. S. A. CART
|ND Of the firm OF Wright. Han
Tbs & Co., lately of Michigan, mill
Fners, died at Scranton, Friday
r mig, I'd inst at 10 o'clock as
a very short illness of malign Mt
|ious fever.
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iRIcEs WILL TEII-and everybody
[ns the prices, that the Cheapest and
|es' Clothing can be purchased only at
4smmoth Clothing Honse of N. p.
LVi@ CO., Noe. 16, Is. aud 20
'ffh Water street. Mobile, Alabama.
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Divine SEAvIcEs. Key. b. Jones OF
!. Nj tilodist Cimrcl, viii hold Dlvihe
Eve. al Mo Point on the 1t, and sd,
tLdsys of -nch monlh at IL oic ock A.
!. aud at 7 =. NJ.
Prayer Meetings every Thurs ay night
Z O'Clock.
EOn the 81 Sundays Of the month, at
a. NJ. and 4 p. n vt Scranton
BE- T is hoped the Public generally
III attend. VI
PREACHING. -E j. J. r. Ham
Rrnu lBaptist) Will hereafter Preach
pntnly at
Ocean S ,rings, l,t sunday.
Handsb 70, I'D
Pass Christian, Bird in the Masonic
kl.
|Moss Point. 4 b sund ~.
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CHURCH ORGAN OR Piano Parties
l~esirlug TO purchase a Piano or Church
Organ will find il to their interest to adj
dress the Star Office as we are willing to
make liberal discount on the Agents pub
ished prices.
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Exhibitors ut the Grange Exposition
Building


In reply to numerous inquiries as to what will
be received on exhibition. l answer, anything
needed and useful to The farmer but only
those things which have real merit will prove
serviceable to the farmer. TIE amount of space
not yet taken is limited. Manufacturer of any
but really desirable articles will not find it ad.
vatageous to their interest to send samples. On
all manufactures of real utility and merit We
will advance The freight. Our object in estab-
fishing a Grange Exposition is to enable the
members of our Ord er to select from among the
samples on exhibition here such articles as are
particularly adapted TO their wants. and to
know where aud Of whom the best and cheap
est can be obtained. | am here in the interest
OF the members of our Order, and will not, in
any instance, try to induce the ssles of any
manufacturer over others: therefore, whatever
percentages Won have to offer to induce sales,
make them on rices asked As we are diversi-
fying our productions aud probable large crops.
our want for new and Improved agricultural ma
chinery will be greater this season than ever be.
fore. The business season is now near at ha nd.
Exhibitors should forward samples at once, TO in
sure large orders. Bear i'll mind IN pricing
that we pay cash for every article ord cred and
expect the most favorable terms.
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Seed Rye and Harley

l. now needed. Patrons have n surplus will do
well TO forward it TO this Agency at once. To
PatI Gus of Louisiana who have ordered. yonr
orders can probably be filled by the 18th to
Goth of September.
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Grsnd Total 90, 600 Gifts. al cash 2.500,00O
PRICE or TICKETS.
Whole Tickets. - 90
Halves -. - u
Tenths or each Coupon 5 90
II Whole Tickets ur..... 500 90
22J II kets for ........ ......... 10000
Persons wishing to invest should order
promptly, either of lome Office or oHr local
Agents.
Liberal commissions will! be allowed to salts.
factory agents.
Circulars containing full particulars furnished
on application.
gROs. E. BRANLETTE,
Agent md Manager,
Public LibrarT Building Louisville. Ky
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FIFTH AND LAST CONCERT
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PUBLIC LIBRARY OF KY.
POSTPONED TO
Monday, November, 3Oth 1874.
EfsT or mrs

DRAWING CERTAIN At THAT DATE
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A Love Match,

Another engagement of the many
announced" writes Washington cor.
respondent, " is that of General Sher-
mans daughter, Minnie, to Mr.. Della
ven Fitch, and it is a real love match.
The day before Miss Sherman left Lon
doL, her uncle, Commodore Allen, was
prevented by duty from going with his
niece to the Crystal Palace, as he had
promised, but that she should not be dis.
appointed he told her he would send one
of his officers to go with her--a special
protege and favorite, he said. So Mr..
Fitch presented himself at the appointed
hour, and the two young people went off
together. He joined the party at din
ner, and, in return for his courtesy to
Miss Sherman, Commodore Allen invited
him to accompany them to the opera,
that evening. Miss Sherman was to sail
the next day, and both she and her new
friend regretted that their acquaintance
should end so soon. But when she
reached her steamer, 10 he was on the
deck before her, and, although there was
no suitable accommodations for a cabin
passenger, he took his chances and sailed
with her. Doesn't that sound like
sweet, old fashioned story. She is a
pretty, unaffected girl, who so charmed
Prince Arthur of England, during his
brief visit here, four years ago, that be
sent her as princely souvenir delicate
ly wrought locket with her monogram
traced in superb diamonds.