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New-York tribune., 1874-08-12


ANTWERP Well recommended
Place Ryalc Well recommended
IS.-CA RESTAURANT No. I6OpoLdst
FRERES PRovENCAUX Best and important
slssE Princes opposite her Grand Billiard
GHENT-HOTEL VENNE Fhstcla family Hotel
GIIENT-HOTEL
DEUROPE Firtass well recommended
HOTEL D a SRsn January 1876 Splendid Hotel close
accommodations Recommended
Hotel Belle yg Best Fd splendid & large garden
o families Pro-
Park
Rhine moderate charges
FRANKFOo da No Fscs House Well recommended to American families
HOTEL, Geological Gardens Splendid moderate
HOMBURG house Highly recommended Opposite the Kuls
Highly recommended Muller
DANGLEIERRE Opposite Railway Station Highly recommended
9 F@s ASa t9s 0S iy Fm"snde to English
Heinrich
Bhf First hotel the ProlGeto Kr
BEXGRAND HOTEL BATH DES SALINES Frs-clss house
BERNEOIEL VICTORIA beautiful the Obeand Alps Highly
Julr Highly recommended families
Hotel Splendid A. Adion
GENEVAot des 1gus Fitas European reputation Excellent situation
F BauI
GENEvAt Lieu Excellent fIscss family house facing the Lake
GENEyOIEL VICTORIA Reasonable and comfortable Paonl by American
Recommended j. Fegel
& HOTEL RiscHAR Splendid view Excellent accommodation
Highly recommended
0BLRAND Close rail- Splendid Moderate charges
LgCERNE-I0TEI BEAU RyAGT F7gcs
LAKE OF BYRoN Beautifully situated on the Lake % suo%ndsd BY
LUCEI8EsVM reputation AlIs1
NEAR LAUSANNE Ruenaclt
RA5ATzBahns establishment at Hotel Qun RlgaU.
RAiATZI0d Moderate
RMiAI Hotd Highly recommended
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Walters.
Walters.
AITER.-SITUATION WANTED by 4

w frsteass waiter thoroughly understands b.. tusne.. ~ AL
branehes ey Reference Addres L. L, Tbane Uptown
IL il.Ar
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Eeaai NoIlcce.
CUMMONS IA DEBT-Amstrong County, S..

SUMMONS IN Bl.-ATmStrOug county, 50.
~ The COWmonwcs NJ Per1sTvsni tie - % of Aunog
Co1ptS GTetnr We eanand that Bradss
Bead lroa COmpanv Oportsa the state 90 PeHsYsBa std
EDWARD k-aSu jesse v lla. FrrsrcA Meade 4
". n Barnug, t~fseEts tie Of PgtuNana Al
Thos Cya stockholders OF All Conof.a. tbt hey be ssi
b.oe CsnEO9 Peas De hoarn Al hallug
and Tor d coas, The s's' hoay Il Sepeno IS TO an'rsr
paei Boge mo- H. FoSer L. v Mckee & Poster Wm. Rdop1
G. Seeker. r. B-ef John H. Lewis Bows Poster & Seeker,
Craig Poster lelAy Patrick Connes Simon berheau
Peer Blou, Jas Ewals SopAen ID. B0Sn Smfsoa DnmeA,
isga CsrT.sn j. T.. DA.Y i-g C<s1e obsr hennedY Jas
CRAY A. Bsae DavA Ir Thorss HEe~ Jerry 'ons heha,i
Iarry Kelly P.saA Psrs Fhnnsan jose toou Htry
Nes J.sss unry soagb, A. G.saef T. d. jones, Richard
Hi, Tao, HI vi. kss J-Aa Brsg J. B,e, ID. X DAVIS JOHN
Bu1ord IIery ". fsul jean Wsey VIM Perry kush.
john Rass A. sh..s U.r.s oa. rvse Bat, W. Parry jacob
see syseti wa iTreult b Thomas Simon perresrsu
Asase. J.4H We rter Va Zstere s. Nehh, g. Weaver
Parry LIsecsssst Fsxh kPtee-c1 A Besine C. MeCay,
Kase ws Bvr~ssa Jsnss fss~ss Patrick Gesry = pw
6e- Ca.Fts Ian 'hsrvys W. Kean W Me
CsS.a hssan J-ha Nai4, z. O~s< beLAoghip, d. hls
a. Sesaas, lso- Jer wsvcs s.xA IL Thomas, r. steele
o. Saith h. syseu h kss r. koIsaxhhn A. MeLsHshhp
whha ks4er J-ss NsA Peter rurney sa ples of
sd kve ssi tA- e srt wsses the Hon John "
Psssr sse President ssh Cvsxt st ktannng ths 1870
S.. i27 las I2s si isa iss i3l 1856 1856 ls5 lSs.
i5: r5S i4 lS6 iao Isi 1873 iS9 i6o i6 1872 1853 le.,
% 1876 l07 loS leg l70 III. f2 l73 Ia l75 l76 ~,
rs l7e, lSO lSl lS lss et. ao l6 lo7 lss dsy dvo
1871 l92, 1888 1874 96 1876 s lse 100 100 2Ol svI sVS
eot 205 207 2os 300 40 2ii el2 els sls z,e 5S M 5i
sis 29 2o 22l 222 225 22 225 926 227 22S ~ $50,
sepsmssr Term ls7A-hs correspond. .H
VI samsoasssh q said beng
each q ..'a case. -. ~. !ohs u R2le,A AAsnx
New-York tribune., 1874-08-12

~ Pastry in hotel. bosriirghouse uRr
snds business thoroughly, and srni.h excellent e
moderate city country AppT at ODELLs ADEHIi 4V3
West 34th-st corner Broadway. Inquire for g..
New-York tribune., 1874-08-12

invalid gentleman by SSeje highly educated speaks English
German leec has excellent references strong sBd strictly
se, wages Hoder city country. Call SW BDlsH oFPCE,
IA 2ItL-sl
New-York tribune., 1874-08-12
miscellaneous.

at
Camden Station Baltimore Nd.
Gicnmpoats anO Railroads.
For otsr s,cr-,,ou,o Railroads see 'r'r'a Pa0'l
ALL READERS Of TIE TRLBUNE G6oM ,3,Ht
n for re summer, ant al Nee ioters tarthag
d ne Su ] S 4e D 91I 3Y r2'27 2TRfB1yF Il y f na4 70 he
a p lnsHf 'eS r' Poo5. for ii per oai tneiudq postage
81 &C., gg M % oa sS & H. Rs RRstE ' Pr Sfg sni ' % any aSi
nre months J 81 postage PAD atI t2I t'al ahS ] 7gE
TRIBUNE m1tol er baters Jr ne to42e'ng p1ia7. DoJ
CiTIZENS' LINE STEAMBOATS, for TROY,
\ sARATOGA LAKE CHAPLAIN, LAKE GB0EGE THE
ADIR0NDACKS MONTREAL and al FONTS North ana West L0"
are and reduction g SuSSTSpE @ ~ ro2ELLn
s, Le toancci Win ,iRs n y Gea'Is 6,9.
through ''A'' '0N 1o' 's' JOSEPH CORNELL
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEWJERSEY,
y ALIESTOWN line TO THE wHSTPsssenrer and Ere {hi
stso foot Of Lbertyst Connects at Somve% % VITA
r. 81 hl.ure vl n and Susqgehsnua DIVISION; also with
Lcsh Waller Railroad Direct line 70 astIoarg Pittsburgh aud The
"'''' also ~ SUMNER 4RR1XGEMEST
5.Ig IaAS Or k,soH, Bs,9lshea Bath Allentown
seas Cog Pai ,a EHy'1es M SoeTe daa FcnSron
600 W Train for Eas,9a B.lyler1 asgce nuns % VINES %
Tovrj, WWey &c Junction with DEL Lack aOd
500 daily te,ept sun!,y. foI Eas'?o On.
T1 Eoa Naueh Chunk Tsmiqu' q TGS aad, wte' liz
through DanVltj Nnauporl
1910 p E5p.ss, or FeIanren, Ea.'on Bath. AlensosG
i1e Goumoa Lancaster EDhrs,a, Po,:.yl harrisburg &c
$50 m-sy Tla,l :or Plaafe On Saturdays only to somr
400 mwsy Trls for Ea.ron Als9ovp and M'Och Chunk
cpe JaSoa si with p D., sdn.ls L1 1sI ,SS % FsEpstou
%M1 W. war Ir-!P Trsi5 is5 fSnsI,5s for PI,nsm
$50 byr>iSe daily for Easton BelT5ers Allen
town Maueh Chunk "rEsbaHe' rowuda keant Harrisburg
ysPS @Ss; Trans ;,Sd2 19F rs.s ssPstvlls.
$l5En-wsy Tsan r,..,i ioT, isT sOmery.iN
ti Gsaach At 5.i5 o. e:l5 $40 7:so SAB $40
9o3i5 40 4.ib 5 5:l5 80 5I5 s. 6:i0 $50 l. 7:30
s'l5, s:l5 1880 nl5. Up IL 2 KICKER soo. and Rna
II. P BALDWIN, General PASSENGER Assa-
LNALL RIVER LINE
FoR BOSTON VIA NEWPORT AND FALL RIVER DAILY
SUNDAYS INCLUDED AT 8 5p.m
Prom Pier 2S North River, foot Of Murrsy-st.
THE wORLD-RBSOWNED STEAMERS
BRISTOL AND PROVIDENCE
Car, A. G. SIMMONS Capt B. NJ. SIMMONS
Tie Taunton NidileborO, Plymouth New
Bedford Marhss vineyard Nsntleket Cape Cod, the WHITE
MOUNTAINS ni al phVopal points in NewEnglsnd and the Prov
For Tcsei S;ateroms sgy at 2il and 529 Boadway
twrtyf Dodds KrrTc Osces 944 Broadway and Cout-
Brcot tie Office on the Pier aud at all principal Hotels
Halls BANDS ENGAGED Fos TIE SEASON.
GEORGE L. coNSoR Genera Fa,senstr I,euf
I ONG BRANCH aud PHILADELPHIA, via
CommeaaHg MONDAY. July u. 1874
Leave Nes.Iork trau Pier 8 y. r., foot OF keeora).
& SSes fEEG Ioe EpeS eSd Wasiosn Hsosas eo
Tao nFor Philadelphia Long Branch ware,oFu Tuck.
22i5 @-Eoet TSeI, 'oaIt. N R. Po Long Branch, se
80 b. m-For Long branch wsrtovn &c.
b:SO , rn-For Long Btsneh and intern edae stations
30 N "a r y BIap Rars aJe fJ a. P a. S5o p @
T, from Ssaias to 'fhPS, osly SEfGtS g. e
NFW-YORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON
New-York tribune., 1874-08-12
Hlarple ano Uldte Hldnlcls.
furniture.

TOR RSALE-DESKS, CHAIRS RECITATION
l. SEATS, BLACKDOARDS CARPETS Sc. saf ent ior Jog
scboar Cal 2Ol Wes JO % AfshLOH. eol
Gth.ave.
NJISFIT, T,CARPETS.-Good secondhand and
AV1 aisst CA@Pbrc specis al rch patterns
oDe4p. ll2 Fulton-t, nesr Nassau '.'s en,ran'e.
WEEKLY OR MONTHLY PAYMENTS
w hr FURNITURE CAbPLrS aad bknDiN1. st
b. ~ OOWPERrIiN NJ. 100 kasthsmst
IMMENSE STOCK AND LOW PR -
New-York tribune., 1874-08-12
THE GRAPHIC,

S ULLMAN's New Patent Side Suspending
-. TROUS perfectly Donon they avoid Sng mp the
leg bugng and eating the shoulders eavne the chest
free to expand support the back They cost more than oer
ouser. The supee applied Trousers Price, 81,
and 81 pr pair opinions Patterns and Illustrations ett
. t.st LoadO
New-York tribune., 1874-08-12

'NAs
DEOPLE's LINE for ALBANY.-The splen-
BRkN snd ST JOHN leave Pier Al foot Csnst
DAILY. Sundays eIcepsd at 6 nj
COUTH SIDE RAILROAD OF LONG
- ISLAND.
81 MINER ARRANGEMENT.
JGy H. 1874 will leave South Rghh Brook
iyI, y H., IS follows;
Petehogpe ans relste saont cooueetins
valley Stream for Hsmpstssd Aod ROcss~Gy Beach,
and Al Babylon boat Fire Island, aDd at Pat
chOgue With stage for BellpOTt and Fire Place.
1880 u-sp Accommodated connecting With Heaasets and
KCckaWsy Beach
l3O -BsbyIon Accommodation connecting With HempseSs aud
ROcksNsy Beasl
400 Pstcboeue kSpress stopping q Jamaica Rockville Cen
ue o. ster Bay and An'yvlle, and ~ ss4oIs
Bres'au sBd Babylon
4l5 . m.-BabgOn aDd Fire Island BIpres Al reS-
DCO aL-Pseh 1siiOu stopping al 81 sssOD
Eectug With HemIstssd and Rockswky Beach
oOo mBbyioa Aeon s0n connecting wh hempr@e sDd
ksetavsy
TOO n-hsrnct Accommodation connecting wrt BeDps~sd od
RoosaNay
BOais esvs soosevcst se~Yot @ImiDu before es1tas
. EghbsL
Bosis Hewyo rs usp.es before esving sny
SUNDAY TRAINS LEAVING BUShHICK.AyE. DEPOT
300 a. nSnDdsy hR. for PsoAOgo- ali stssoDs
fHempstesi and R~eksSsyl
1880 B--SuHday kDcks Accommodation
130 A-SubosJ RseksssV and BsupSead Accommodation
500 I.n n.-S1bdaJ Babylon Aeoonnossuos.
WHIIs. Master Of TTsHsportsdon
WIGKF0RD RAILROAD ROUTE TO NEW
w FORT. kr ibis line tase s05 10 ssI D m
apsvss Cenus Depot .rn'hs Newport L.
YUn0 vAlRHn. bsn>anse>S 4
New-York tribune., 1874-08-12

'COOK-A coloIed man as first class Meat and

" either in restaurant, hotel or hoarulhs shone vi lp OF
COUNTRY furnish undoubd references for cpiet hoassy aa
sobne moderate Inquire for NJ at ODELLs AuhN0i IOS
West 34thst, corner Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1874-08-12

GOOD COUNTRY BOARD-4i miles from
~ ES=..l,o4l ee,o. f9-r mills Warsmshg LAls w
pssusaisss sslssas C 1USpiOK BssskDrA 49,
New-York tribune., 1874-08-12

NVANTED-A SITUATION by q young
w ScotcLnau COACHMAN assist 10 garden country
preferred good reference from last emp Address WILLIAM
HARKNKSS, Boz 6i, MoHtcar New-Jersry
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-11-10
THE LlSELY CORPSE.

The Republicans Mill appreciate the
humorous reference of the Grass Val
ley Jai0n to the democratic party.
The corpse has been active OF late. Ii
has been doing a lively dance all
around in tie United States. BY the
corpse we mean the Democratic party.
1t has been pronunced dead, 10y is
enemies, more than an hundred times,
and the pu;rcscence and foul odor>
from its carcass have been remarked
upon and told about. There We're no
eulogies pronounced upon that dead in
stitution; not even a charitable word
vas spoken in behalf of its mistakes.
Il was consigned 10 an imagined tomb.
covered with all sins and followed ty
curses. Vet the corpse has been dane
ing around, of late, quite lively. Ii
kicked up its heels i'll a waltz through
the great States of Ohio and Indiana,
and then it flew down the middle to
Louisiana, and then again swinging a
corner i'll old Massachusetts, cut IL
pigeon wing in New York and faced
its partner in all the other STATES, with
out getting out of wind. The corpse
does not stay dead. Perhaps it has not
yet died. Its enemies may have made
a mistake in announcing the death.
The corpse is too lively for a genuine
death, or ever for a moribund condi-
ton.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-11-10
q

According to sll accounts the ne.
groes very generally voted the Demo
cratic tickle AZ the recent elections in The
South. An old Georgia colored preacher
furnishes a very good idea of how .the
man and brother was converted.
This venerable party states that he
AMI his congregation worked on rail-
ways. and had a white "boss." who
persuaded them to vote the Demo-
cratic ticket by doing the right
thing" And this is how he dill il:
lie went down 10 Rome and had all
his men registered. Then he invited
them to his shanty, saving tina; he all
ways kept some true Democratic doc
trine on hand. The doctrine was in a
demijohn, AMI it tasted like good corn
whisky. They drank it, and it dis
posed them iavorably toward the Dem
ocratic party. Then he told them that
II was good Democratic whisky, made
by Democratic hands, in q Democratic
still, out of Democratic corn. Another
drink cause them to feel more favor
s6'y disposed to the Democracy. Then
the "boss" gave them a holiday.
promised that their pay should go on
inst the same, and agreed TO take them
all TO the polls. pay their bills. and
have a good time. T.iis finished their
conversion, and they went III a body
and voted the Democratic ticket. This,
As the Chicago ItrtJuRe reparks, is
not terrorism, but it is not much bet
ter" No, it is not much better. But
what a comforting reelection it is to
those who have worked for the negro,
TO lind that he is ready TO barter his
to any party for a drink of corn
whisky and a good time"
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-11-10

War Department has been written
by President Orion. of the Western
Union Telegraph Company. demand
ing Why, in time of peace, its wires
were cut. and the matter has been re-
ferred to General Emery for his report.
Emery, some days ago, instituted in
auirieS. but to-day detailed General
Henry Morrow, by order of the De-
partment. to proceed there and makea
special report into all the circum-
stances.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-11-10
THE ELECTION IN WHITE PINE.

From the Nc.rs of last Saturday we
gather the subioined with reference to
the result OF the election in White
Pine:
The election in this county passed off
with unwonted quietude. We have
learned oil no single instance of dis
turbance in any of the numerous pre-
cincts scattered over its wide territory.
In fact, there did not appear to he sui
ficient enthusiasm prevailing the par
ties To make up the requisite capital
Tor personal collisions. Money did its
work smoothly and silently, in the alb
sence of that fervor which commonly
brings the elements of venalitv into
conflict with the spirit OF manhood.
This 20 e which was lavi>fly EN-
ployed to promote the election OF can
didaics for the Legislature. gave 10 the
Republican ticket an Impulse which
secured the choice of every county
officer of that party, and a majority
for nearly every II on the state
ticket.
The following are the reported ma
iuritie> ofthe several Republican coun-
~ officers:
Ed. Rauin, Sheriff, 100.
w. T. lIaniord. Clerk, 200.
J. Il. Barker. District Attorney, 20.
VIM. Pardy, Treasurer. 40.
VIM. Tim>on, Recorder. -.
j, Il. Williamson. Assessor. 200.
f. Meyers, Public Administrator,
l0.
II. S. Herrick, Superintendent OF
Public Instruction, 100.
For County Surveyor, Major Henry
was nominated by both parties. and re-
ceiyed about all the votes given for
that office.
sam. Liddle. for County Commits
sioner. long term, Mas in The same
happy position, and of course is elect
ed to that responsible position.
sam. Mozier, the Republican candi-
date for the short ,erm, beats his Dem
ocratic competitor, {. Green, by IA
large majority.
The county gives the whole Republic
cad state ticket majori;ieS. except for
Attorney General. Mr.. kittrell. the
Democratic candidate for that office.
and a resident OF this county, gets Il
small majority.
Jerry Schooling, for State Treasurer,
and perhaps one or two other Demo-
Gratis. MA have meager majoritics.
Judge Beatty has IA majority over A.
u ~ ''l''''o ""'-'s
long term, approXimatin. TO Two hun
dred.
The Republican candidate for Dis
trict Judge, W. IL. davenport. beats
Fred. W. cole in this couniy about
twen.y votes. but Mr.. Cole is reported
10 have carried Eureka county by Il
majority sufficient to overbalance This
and secure his election.
The Legislative ticket carried by
the Republicans by large ma %,riyies.
We give the aggregate sole east for
Senator's in all the precincts of the
county. except Tamerlane and Bur.
rington's, Is follows: dickinson, 5o5;
Robinson, Ill; Frizell, 35; Wagner,
81.
The vo.e given for the Independent
caniidate> for Senators does not exceed
in all $50.
For Assembly. II. a. Comins, the
highest on the ticket. has at least 25C
majority over the average given for the
| Democratic ticket.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-11-10

The ELEcr.-The Gold Hill NewS Of
the eth instant las the suhjoined item
of interest,": In addition TO electing a
majority of their legislative ticket the
Republicans of Nevada have, without
doubt. elected all but three of their
nominees upon the State ticket, and
probably all except two. From pres
ent returns the Republican party has
elected WOODBURY.. Hobart. Minor,
Tcbbs. Bickneli. Kelly. Day, w hitehill.
Beatty. EARL and Pownin-. with a
strong probability of electing George
fluffy as Treasurer. The Democratic
party has elected Bradley. Adams and
possibly Jerry Schooling"
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-11-10

THE Enterprise says General VIII
liams admits that the recent election
was the fairest ever held in Nevada.
We den'tknew alout the west. but it
seems 10 have been Il fiir deal OFT this
way. If there was money around,
those who contr5ifed it managed TO
keep themselves pretty shady.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-11-10

CALIFORNIA. The San Francisco
Bulletin, speaking for the whole State,
says: There never was more gen
eral prosperity here than now. Work
Is abundant. and wages good. Land
is reasonably cheap, and there IS as
much comfort within the reach of or
binary industry as can be found in
any community.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-11-10
Dissolution Of Copartuership.

'l'iiE CorAitINEESIili' iIEHEIUiUEE
i existing b, tween Chm les toll and :. osc, Ii
" incl. under the firm lame OF coll n Win
hcll, is this day dissolved by mutual consent.
Jos, ph " inacll having purchased thu intci.
est oi the firm in nil its property i. hereby
authorized to collect all dctts due III, firm,
and is i'm bic ioI all debts owing by the firm,
and will continue the business rs wholesale
aud retail dealer in neats, cattle and stock, ut
the same place. rNAhfS GOI.l,,
n0I JGSEill Wl\LEIL,
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-11-10
A a to the Public.

4 PECULIAR CASE CAME Up BEFORE
"A Justice Dcatty lately. wherein ! gave
pr Flat. ainalgamiAed with god, to b. IN, il
ed III Eureha. As the plate cuild not b.
melted i'll Enroka. Ed"nid harbonnc gave it
to NJ. taller. the Jcwa.cr, to tahc 10 san
consented to doit free oi charge. lhr plate
broGght 81 10. the mint charging - coul-
iuis>iun-l.aving 80 40. pom my calling
said Edward Clarbonno a dirty thicl, h. gave
Inc tn sum OF sa'. leaving "a balance OF 81 40,
Tor " hich WAS compelled to sac. Ihc case
came up before judge Bctty, IL wei! k,uwn,
competent Judge, who rendered II verdict
against ME. GAi.I,lEE i,OCIik.
nJ1-1rtH
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-11-10

BEkrES.-Iol,n Hule was beaten for
state Senator from Lincoln county by
only about ten woes. y. We>coat, the
well-known mining engineer. was the
successful man.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-11-10
For Rent,

THAT SUBSTANTIAL EOCK FIRE.
i proof b,iidins. lately occupied By thas.
Sutherland. North Mrin street. rs II whole
safe and retail grocery and provision store.
lhis house Is d'SIrabl, t.. r Amy business, or
Tor pubic meetings, balls, private pni ties,
theatrical performances, otc. 1t has IL coed
floor. ~ by ~ feet, exclusive OF anti.ruurrs,
uut-buI,ding. stables, etc. Apply to
nENhY LEE,
At his Eureka Chop llousc, Oh Main IT..
Euret IL, Nevada, , Ct. 18Th, 1871. 90
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-11-10

Ir was rumoreu on the street last
night that a private dis patch had been
received here announcing the defeat
of Jerry Schooling, for State Treas
urer. We could trace the story to no
reliable source. 1t is admitted on all
sides. however, that it is a close game
between him and Tuhy.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-11-10

THE Sacramento T.ti1a claims that
Governor Bra'iley's majority will foot
up close on to $500. Our figures are
500. The universal remark is that
old nan ran like a scared wolf
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-11-10

LINCOLN COUNTY elects but one Re-
publican II the Legislature. Johnny
Blair, a very clever young man, walked
off with the baggage.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-11-10
For Sale-..CheaD.

4 GOOD TEAM OF FOUR ANIMALS
"A three muies and one horse, Harness
ANA Wagon. FOR further Particulars, in
guIre OF the owner, ut the Iiehu,oLd Boa riding
iioase. MIR !. 4. CASSIDY.
o.l-sy
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-11-10
OCCIDENr.

The Enterprise talks hopefully of the
future of Occident, the California Won
der. Hear it: 1t is said Budd Dohle
thinks he can make Occident 90 in
2:l5 after a while. He went against
Fullerton the other day without Il skip
or bauble in 2:lS, and against time last
year the same way in 2:lI34. We
would not wonder ii Doble was correct.
Occidert is the most bcautitul-mo
toned horse when in full play, that
the eyes ever looked upon. 1t is more
like the action of some perfec;ly-ad-
tu~ted, polished engine than a quadru-
ped that once worked in a dirt cart.
Doble has a great deal of horse sense.
II is said he never struck Goldsmith
Maid a blow with a whip, but she un-
derstood every chirp of his, and
would have broken her neck to please
him. If he gets the confidence OF De-
cident the same way, some day from
some C e-stand the figures that will
be hung out will be 2:l334.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-11-10

PERsoSAL.-A dispatch was sent from
Eureka t o Governor Bradley, stating
that through the efforts Of the propri-
etor of the SENTINEL he bradley
was defeated in Eureka county. No
such statement was ever warranted by
us. The truth is, that we voted for
Bradley and the entire Democratic
ticket from top to bottom. During the
campaign the SENTINEL took occasion
TO point out 10 its local readers the
curse Of Governor Bradley with ref
erence to certain matters of vital i'm
poriance to this county, but only did
this in the discharge OF that duty
which is supposed to be due from
every journal to The community who
support it, and with whose fortunes it
j., Of necessity ins~eparately linked.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-11-10

DIED.


In Eureha a. November =, 1874, Conrad, son
Of Ju.tus and hosins Bremcnhanilf. aged =
years.
Virginia City rapers please COPY.
Funeral will take place To-day at 3 o'clock
p. NJ, from tn, residence Of the parents. at
the City Brewery. Friends and acquaint-
anccs are respectfully invited to attend.