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The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1874-09-17
ECLECTIC INSTITUTE,
1872 MADISON STREET, BALTIMORE

Mrs. Lotitia Tyler somplo, Principal
INIls SCHOOL will open 18th September
IL and close 2jth June. Buglizh. Latin. No.
sic, Mathematics Spanish, French German.
Italian, fDrawinR Painting and Dancing
taught by most able Professors and Teacher.
Alec nentness and simplicity in Dress. with
moaesty and propriety In Department For
circular apply 20 the Principal
August d, lS7I-st
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AGENTS WANTED,

TN EVERY COUNTY, in the State to sell
i ''Gen. Jos. E. Johnston's Campaigns. Lib
eral Commissions. Address
A. D. BANKS,
Box 6 Station c., New York.
All papers in the State publishing the above
4 times will receive copy of the work gratis.
August u, 1S74-4t
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1874-09-17

The great virtue of this medicine is that
it ripens the matter ana throws it out of the
system, purifies the blood aud thus effects a
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
BETHEL ACADEM

The largest male boarding school in Vir-
pinia. prepares youths for business or for the
Virginia Universities, by which tits endorsed;
affords facilities for learning Practical Surrey
ing, Bookkeeping and Teiegraphy, and has an
Introductory course of Lac. It's students are
offered Irize Scholarships in the University OF
Virginia, The Washington and Lee Univ. and
the Va Mil. Institute. $3.50 for Board and
Tuition for half session of 20 weeks. No Ex-
tras. For Catalogue, SC. address Principals,
Bethel Academy 2. o.. Fauquier Co, Va.
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REV. w. -. WEBB,
Mississippi Female College.
Corner Capitol and Congress SITS,
JACKSON. MISS.

UNHIS INSTITUTION, under the principal
l. direction of the Misses
JOSEPHINE AND EMMA FREEMAN,
Aided by a Faculty Of the most Experienced
aud Accomplished Male and Female Professors
and Teachers will be open for the reception
Of pupils on the
FIRST MONDAY IN SEPTEMBER
Next, at the spacious and commodious school
rooms Of
ST. ANDREWS CHURCH
The College will be chartered at the next ses-
sion Of the Legislature and lully prepared TO
graduate its pupils and grant diplomas.
A full Collegiate course of instructiOn-in-
GLIDING all the polite accomplishments of
young lad es-will be given.
The course Of studies will be divided into
the Pestalozzian, Junior and Senior Glasses,
and these subdivided into all the Schools OF
Modern Education.
For the accommodation Of families composed
alike Of boys and girls separate department
for boys under sixteen years OF age, will be
organized.
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CROCkER4,
HOLLOW AND HARDWARE
Which we propose to sell CHEAP FOR CASH.
To Cash Buyers we offer substantial induce
ments,

We will say to parties to whom our house
may have agreed to furnish supplies, that we
are prepared te carry out sueh agreements
and to all the old customers of Allen s Lyon,
and VIM. H. Allen Co., we announce that
We will spare no effort to maintain for the
house the liberal patronage it has heretofore
enjoyed.
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stAaekre sells A LOndsdale at 16ots.
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NEW ORLEANS ADVERTISEMENTS.
WIN GREGG MRS. ADA GREGG.
Gregg'S Purchasing Bureau,
No 4 Burgundy ST., cor. Canal,
NEW ORLEANS, A.
Gregg's Purchasing Bureau

Gregg's Purchasing Bureau
has been established in New Orleans. A long
acquaintance with the various kinds OF Sew
ing Machines has induced to ma Ike spe-
ciallty in this line First Class Machines OF
all kinds at lowest rates. The New Under-feed
Buckeye Hand Machine only SO Second
hand Machines in good order at half price.
The latest and best Attachments for all ma
chimes fuckers, Rufflers, Corders. Binders,
Plate Hemmers, sc. &c. The best \ Needles for
all machines. The besI prepared Sewing Ma
chine Oil. The best Sewing Machine silk and
Spool Cotton We repair all Machines al low
rates We take Old Machines in part pay for
SEWING MACHINE
PIANOS AND ORGANS,
Sold on Monthly Payments in the country, 10
parties giving references.
MRS. ADA ESzEEEG,
Respectfully offers her services in purchas-
ing and forwarding any article of apparel,
personal adornment domestic goods for la
dies and children's use, cluding-Millinery,
Dry Goods, Jewelry, Fancy and Toilet art-
cles. Patterns, Underwear, Trimmings, Bri
dal Iroust aux, &c, &c.
Any article Of ladies and childrens wear
manufactured in the latest styles, under her
own supervision.
All inquiries relative to s,ticles mentioned
unmentioned, will be answered free OF
charge.
REFERENcEs:-E. A. Tyler, Samson Bros,
Phi. Werlein, Samuel Jones, Jr., Cashier New
Orleans Savings Institution Of New Orleans,
Col. J. L. Power, Jackson, Miss
april 2 1S74-ly.
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WASHINGTON UNIVERSITY
SCHOOL MEDICINE

BALTIMORE, MD.
The next Annual Session will begin October
l. 1874 and end February 18th, 1876. The Hos
pital and General and Special Dispensaries
furnish ample material for Clinical Instruc-
ton. For Catalogue, with information as to
plan of Instruction, Fees cost of living, &C..
address j. E. LINDSAY, NJ. D., Dean.
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0Orf Omrd) SaS llufuetter pom


9tewsD orf, 10. 5uni. - gluS ueri6iebe.
ueu 3bellen oeS St0ate5 iiuO eiugebenoe Sc
rifte iiber oen ourh Das llmnetter pom Cont
tag angcri6tcten S6aotn slugclaufeu; 0a=
geIi6auer babcu arg gcpiitbet. Die Sreib=
bduier unO SGrteu III Der 9tdbc pon 9lofcitr
murocn ihIimm 5ugeri6tct Su Bitt8forO
wuroe cine grOBe Sheuue POM 8lite Qctrofz
len unb brauute nic6er. Su Der Grtibaft
Gbtlt muroe Elm Ntann pom Slitc betdubt,
uno III Alblou murOcu orci 8iibe pom 8libe
get0Otet 3mei 6eucrfugelu crpluOlrtcu ouf
emcm Ntarttplaee i'll Utica. Sn oamiltou
murOe Die totbOItid)e STRIDE pollIt6uOi9 ;er
riimmertt cine aHoere STRIDE uerlor 6cll
Gbnrm, melder in ciucu augrcn3cuOcu 0Of
raum ltitr5tc, mo Die 6enIeridebsu Ocr
bndohlbtn &irdle murOtu iQmmtlidD ;rbrO
htu. 9aS 0at OtS Na6ubuieS murOe pom
Sturme IortgertNeu uuO Sertr:immcrte in lei
Hcm SAL ein anOcreS @tbduoe. 0erS6oru-
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2lbptfelltn9 Der @eid)6ftc 0es
SOffnreS1cS.

Gs bat nift Den Qniflein, ais oh Der @on-
greB ieine Situng iber ben fiir3li6 feltgeiet=
ten Sermin az. SunD BinauS perldngern
merbe, es bleiben ibm alio, falls er ni6t guit
bat, amSountag audi 81 arbeiten, rur nod
;ebn Irbeitstage. Sn bieier 3eit miro es
nttt mDglidl lem, Die uieleu rpiftigen MaB=
re9eln 3u erleotgen, ipelfe Stpii6en ben bel
oeR 6Guiern in Der S6pebe ltuo.
Die Gtat ,SiQS fiuo rpie tmmer bis Dor
&borifluB perifleppt morten. Son Sm0lf
lolder Bills maren bis uOrgeltern nur brei er.
leot9t, ndmlif bic Gtat StlS fir Die 5slotts,
t1tr bic Dtilitdr- afabemie uno fir Die Ssortiz
fttatlonen. Se9s auoere maren in ben 6dnz
ben pom @OnfercnS= Iusi9iiiien; Stpei iparen
I'm 9auler aber nod ni1t i'm Senate 6urds
beratben, unO etne Der tpidtigiten uno ge>
fdbrltfteu, bic Omnibus 8tQ", mar I'M
pallle nod gar ni9t aufgenommen. 0ieie
Serldleppung fanu uiht obne bic gem0bnli-
fen6ol9en beiben, unO es pdre iebr III be-
onnerll, menn Oaburf in Der eilften Stun0e
bic anertennenswertben gluitrenaungen Aes
2luslfuiics tiir Bemiligunaen, Die ausqus
bel ein5nldranten, mebr OOel mCniacr uerei=
tslt miirben.
81 ben pleltn NtaBrcgelu, Die feiuen 2(uf=
iAHJ iH pertFa9en iAeiueu, lit uOrseItern eine
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Sine acridItlt6c Yftc0crln9c Scr
tcmpcren3lcriid)eu 0aNcnipciz.

8ucpru8, Ohio, 10. SUM. - @inc
Der 00Ncus sGempcrewlcriunen, cine 9euiIic
6rau Grimple, murOe ioCben Der llcbcrre-
ttn9 Der tQot;i6cn SrOinaB gegen BEN tenn
pcrenlcriiden SraBcnuufug oou ciner Sum
id)ul0i9 9eiprohcu uuo 3u eincr @clobuBe
BON $15, loUie III Die soften, melhc iidJ aui
circa $3.50 bclaufeu, uerurtbeilt. Die Sc
mdbrung ctuc8 ncueu Brojciie5 murOe ibr
ucrlpeigert; c5 miro nbtr bic @afiattou bc8
llrtbeil8 in Der Suprcme Court bcantroQt
weroeu, un0 boiien Die !6eutUeibcr, ooB iie
itlieBlidJ nod iic9rti5 aus Der lliioire ber-
Dnr0Fhru mPrnFU
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Sambo tptQ tueocr 2lWfr16r, no6D
9aufItdttO.

ID emp his, 10. Suut. - Die bicitgeH
6arbigen hielteu porgcitcrn 2lbcu0 cine Dtois
ieuucrjammluug, uoriu Der ueulI9 bon eiucm
G6eiic Der @rfiie erbObcueu 2luihulDiguuQ,
Die 6arbigen bcabTdJtigtcu, iit fir ciucH 2luis
itauO gcgeu Die l8eiBcu poTubcreiteu, cuts
id)ieocn cntgegengetretcu muroe. Dies lei
ftrue Uon ibueu, wobl Nbcr iheiue cs, baB
etlidle 3eitunJtlr Snr 60rOeung pOlitiider
3pcde Swiihcn Ocn bciOcu 9{Gcen 3wictrodlt
iGeu mollteu.
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NorS tuO SclbitmOrO ats Giftrs
S1ld1f.

ct. yoUis, @io., H. Suni. - 9tl8 SO.
hanncs Yienc mO cinc 6rau, mclhc ibn be-
gIcitcte, geitcru NtOr9cu i'll Scferiou-@im III
cincn lucitnGrtS btltimmteu 3ug ltciQeu
mOlltcn, iteutc iif lbneu pl0tlihyeopolr $50l-
oerle III Den 9Seg uno ieuerte eiueu Biitolen-
i6uB aui Bierre ab, obue i'm Su trefien.
0am idloB CT aut Die 6ruu uuO Ucruunoetc
tie lCbeu8gei0brlj6 uuO cridloB Id) ihljeBltd
ielbit. ga O0S 6rauenSimmcr friiber nit
ibm SuiOmmeugelebt bate, 10 nimmt man
an, baB i'm @iferiu6t iu Dem &crbredet
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Nfc 9mitinnc im 0lrf0t1ina.

Etttle il 0 d, 2lrf., c. SUM. - Hid)ter
0tice mo @eridtscIert BrigmOre uOn Scficr-
ion Gountg, melde tiir5lid me9en &erratb8
perbaftet wurOcn, iinO 8cgcn je $1,000 Siirg-
ihaft entloiicu worOtu. Sen. Sing @bitc
mutt befannt, OuB CT uQe icine Srilppcu
cutlaIicu bat, Su 8iue Sluff ituo mebrere
8erOucn mcgcu Serr0tb8 ocrbnftct morDeu.
$iclc glubduger BON &root5 iiuo cutIoAen.
8roofS ielbit Qebt frei umber.
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ifen Der 9tepublif unb benz SaiIerreid1e Iieat
Die Republif lit iett 1870 aber in Der Qdltuna
Der 6ran5oien bnrdan8 nid,t geitie9eu, inben
man ibr alle 5eBler, iueld)e Die perfoppten
0tonarhiiten i'll ibrem 9tamen beQinqen, ,ur
2alt legt, 10 lit benn Der Sunge bon @biiel-
BURT, iibcr Oeiien 3utunft nod Dor brei Sab
rem alle 9Salt lpottete nnb lafte, Der mirf=
ll6e Mann Der 3ufunft. gSie lange? fann
allerbing8 gfiemanb iagen, benn Seoermanu
iueiB, baB bel Den 6ran3oeu Ni9tS lange
Nnupr+
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(srDlDiio1t ctt,er 9Dfnttotipc.

AtlantN, @O., 10. Sunt. - @elteru
NtOrgeu erplo0irte Nie gOtOmOtiUe be8 Bouz
3u9c5 mdbreno Der Giuuubme ibreS 2GQiier-
porratbeS, orei Nieilen n0rolit BON 9ulutb.
Der 6elSer murDe uuf Der Stcllc gctDotet uuo
Der Gououtteur 2loamS Ollem 2lui6eiue nadl
t0otlih pTruuu0et. Der 0iai6iueufibrer
Ba8tuiQe cuttom nit leidteu Serbriibuugen.
IS moreu, mie Die }luteriufuug ergab, Die
bciOeu gnotn oe5 &cIielS gleihclttg gebOrs
ftn,,
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@nuperl1cltr gInlcs.

GborleitOu, .. SUM. i.-&i6ttr Gjrabam
bat cine gntihclOung iiber Die 6r0ge abgegez
bell, Oh @iouu Wtoics inter Dem gem0bulihcu
Standardization uniutlugcn uuO Su pro5ei-
iren lei. @r lit Der 2lniid)t, oaB bic augebli-
den &ergebeu 2lnlt8bauOlungcn moren uno
ONB Der @Ouutrnerr ocsbolb niht megeu &C.
mGbuliheu9 9iebItablS proSeiiirt merOeu tonne.
Der 8tdtr ptrfitgte be8b0lb, Die 2lntluge
uiPNpr;11id1loncu
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Sluttge 4Nftritte. - d !6uus
oPrSunth
3nianas s9epeI4Jcn.
Gin ncucr 6cianotcr ttad) Scrlin.
W0ucruft SaUtS crudntGt.

9SQibln9to II, 10. 5nnl. = Der Er0Il=
bent ii6criau0te bcute Dem Scnott Die @rueu-
uung ocS s. Bancroft 9aOiS sum amcrifani-
i6cn Gtiau0ten in 8crlin.
6r. 8ancroft miro bis sur 9lnfunft Ieiucs
9tadJiolger8 auf ictncm Soften bleiben uuo
oann mabri6elnlid mad 2Saibington 5tebcu,
NO er bic l8obuung ocsGr=ScnatorS 6nrlem
QefQUft hat.
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SRprS 1tI1O Srot1OffifT1i,tdt.

9{utlun0, &t., 10. SUM. = GIeTcrn
friib I'M 6 llbr eutOcfte man, OaB DuS &5uus
elmer Iublcriu, NamcnS l(uuie Tricie, III
8ranO gratbcn lei. 90iielbe muroe bon ben
Tlummcu jerit0rt, ober inter Dem S6utt
uurOe nod cin 5bcll oes S0rperS oe8 peruu-
gliidten gSctbcS berUOrgc3Ogcn, Wcl1cr peut.
lt6e SpureH trug, baB, che lie pcrbrauute,
Elm NlOrO al ibr ucrltbt morpen mar. IS
wOr ibr Die &cblc abgeihuittcn mor0eu, and
bemertte man Sti0munOeu III Der Sruit. IS
mar bcfannt, 0aB iie @elO uno @ei6meiOe I'M
@&ertbe pon mebr, ais $1,000 bate; aber aueS
!tad)iuhcns uugea6tct fouute man feline
Spur oauon ent0edeu.
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%muucr.

y # II, 10. Sunt. Die Seritei9erung
oe8 mad &oiton gcbraften Gbeile8 Der per
iDnli6cu 6obe Suuner's fOnO beute itott unb
mar 5abncId) bciuGt. Die b0uptiG6Iih aus
&orSdlun., @la8= uno auOern 2lrtltclu, Saieu
&C. betlbenoen Sadlcn bradten CUTE Yrclie.
= Ser Gunner @epddtniB 6onO crreiGt
MT S1 = nnN
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Gin ltc1ter Yl01tCf.

81 o6 eiter, N.sY., 9. 5uni. - @citern
Aadlt Tim 10 llbr bat EepiS Smtit BON bier
elnen neuen Blaueten cutOedt. 0erielbe lit in
Der 9tGbe Der Sruit oe8 StcrnbilNeS @wafie,
unO etu re6t gldujeHoer Steru init etncm
Shmclf, Der etnen bGlbeu Groo lang lit.
Sctne Sepe9uHg lit langiam nnb gegen Die
GrOe geridtct. (0tcS I9eint cher ctu Comet
nlS Piu HInurt :1t iriu u n ~
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Sund,iujtii tn 9nl1iItotta.

Q brcOeport, "a, u. SUIT 8. yu-
cas-, eiu 9teger, muroe beute me9eu &etbcili
0unQ an Der Grmorouug OcS S. @uicott per
baftct; ipGtcr bolte i'm eiu &igil0n; Gomitc
aus Dem @efdu9niiie mo tnipite ibn aui.
0ieie8 it Die brittle Eerion, Utlhe wegcu bic
les NiorolS iummarlid gchdugt wurOe.
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Grploiton ctmer SdIifsl0omn9 Nt=
trOs0lycerin; 8 YerinncM per=
1tttaGiift

SHff0Io, N.-D., 9. SUM-. - SIN NIT
9titro @jlgccrtu belabeuer S6oouer, Der
ogrtle," lit Ouf Oem SuperiorzSee in Die
yutt 9eHogen. Sicbcn ODER odt 8eriOnen,
mtldc itdl al Sor0 befanocn, famen um's
yFhru
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Scl6itmprS eincs Ocfnn9encn
Ofr4ArS -

Gait gate @Itp, lltdb, H.. Sum.
Gr. =. 2. Graiu, mtldtr, Der Abori;oil al
gctlagt, lett mcbrcrcu SageH III gIcR9n
G5ciGnguiiie iuboitirt mar, bat ltd 9tlIan
eridOiien.
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gSas lit In SbiO los! - Scr 8utt=
Dcr.Icttr bictct bic WtIt3 lltf.

GolumbuS, II. SuuI. - Der @eueral=
2oIutlut bat lOCben cine 9epeld)t bon Dem
@Oupemcur erbalttu, mohurd er augemteieu
miro, Cic ,,glttlc GircDo" UoH Cincinnati aui-
;uOrOeru, fdl IiiuOlih btrcit SIT baltcn, I'M
Uah 9tcliOnuIuc 5u gehcn. Die n0tbtgc Or
Oer muroe nm llbr pom GltUcrul }loTtall~
tell crlnNtu.
lumbU4, II. Sni. - 0l& State
>}ournal" bat 0epeIdlcu uOn 9ttlonUlle, OaB
$40 9tcgcr, mcilt pon &irQiuleu, &entudp
UUO &cmciict, beute MtOrgen pier llbr BORT
ctutraieH, BON u &Oltjllttu ans Columbus
| beglcltct. Die ycutC beQabCu lidl l0fort HadI
Eonglrt'S Ntutn, no ite loIOrt bcmatfnet
wurOeu mo etuc Goitcutettc ou@gcittut mar,
lueld)c Die Scrgmerfe uug0b.
9dtm0nN murbc OOU 0ttIer BolttutCtte Cluz
Qel0iIen, Uclbtr ulht bon Dem &erguert8be-
! itBer oor bon Der Boli3el GrlQubnlB bate
! 9rei 9tcger, peld)e ge1teru 2lbcuO Den 3ug
utrmiBteu, iubreu bcutc III 8eQleitunq oe5
| BOlliet=@bef5 Don GolumbuS, ,$. u. Spcu-
Ger, uadl 9teliouplle. AlS Der Bug bort all
fam, ucriuhteu mcbrerc &trglcute nit ben
9tegcru SIT iprehen, Der Bug fubr ieOOdJ bis
| 5u cen Scrgucrfeu, no Der Boltiel &bef uuo
Die Orct Jteger 0uStiegtn.
dis ltc ben 9SaggOu nerlltBtH, luuroe BON
Der BlattfOrm eine8 SabumHgcn6 Nui tic &C.
ihofcn. Der S6eriff, pcldJcr tf in Ser
gtdbe bcflno, ocrbNftetc ben Niaun, melter
Oeu ShuB abieucrtc. Sor Oct BOltenfettc
mGren iiber buuoert 0tdnucr, SrHuen unO
&mOcr perammelt, bod crbtclt ltCm0uo
| 3urttt.
Ser 2(uSItunO fam Tobcr, weil Der 8erg.
luertbciiber 3. 3. EolOn UcrlNugtc, oNB oa5
.gtaaB, nod meldem Die Arbeit Der SerglcRtc.
! gcmciicn miro, I'M 100 Gubif5ou ucrgr0Bcrt
meroe. Die Scrgleute moateu ocit8 ntht
Sugeitcbeu, aber tie mllligtCu .ctu, OOB ibr
yobu Don IS auf S2.87 rt0u5irt merOe.
Die Scrgmcrf5bGfter moucn 9Sitts init
ben sur llutOn geb0rlgeu 8ergleNteu SIT tbun
] hnhen sllnlinmnilLe Ii l.l1hil1
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@rplpfton Unm StciM6l a1tf cincr
(Sifcftf1dlttt

fcm bnrg, R.-Y., 9. 5uui. - Sci
GREENWOOD trplo0irtc gcitcru 9lbcno auf Der
oGrtebabu" ein nit tStein0l beir0hteterlSagell
De6 3ugeS 9tr. 30. Der @onOutteur 2. g.
&Qren purbe t1btlid nerlcbt.
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Der Sefretdr bes Slncrn ioQ beabEd)tiQen,
an Stelle Der Dor cinigeH Ea9en abgeOanften
Sn biauerz Srte ben8 miiiipn
cine ncae Sn crnenner, iuclde gdu3ld) aus
GrGfern beltebt; bieieIbc iol utrmebrte @e-
malttn erbalttn uuO mirO man balo Icben,
lpie lueit Die ironmen @tdnner NIT oen Roib.
bGuteu tomnlen.
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.tHlWNB Otu S1aOeI 5ef1WnIeTIefft. Gt1ottc
d)on fritber QeH8crungcu getAan, baB linn
oa8 geben fcin &cr9uitgeu mcbr bereite.
Gint tueiterc 0rMbeu @rploiiOtt.
9Silte5 barre, Yeuui,, .. SUM.
2(lS $ameS 2SiliumS gcitern 9ta6nlittug i'll
ben StantOrt- -S6adlt Der ggebi9b gSilie8,
ourrer &olCngeietlidoit" bluobititg, ereiguete
iib cine @uS- @rploiiou, i'll 6olge Ocrca CT
600 6uB tieI i'll Den 2tbgruu0 itiirSte. 9a8
2SoHcr itebt I'M Sfadte % 6u8 bod, uno
bic Ecihe Oc5 Seruugltdteu lit nod nid)t &c
fmOcn mOrOeu.
Scl6itmDr0 SmrM yamO0mltm.
9SilmIngtOu, 9cl., 8. SUM. - 9m
0lcHItag 2lbcuO fam cine ctma 6O=iGbri0c
Scl6itmDr0 Omrd) y4mOatltmt.

&tlmingtOu, 9cl., 8. SUM. - }luu
0lcHitag 2lbCuO fam cine ctma 6O-idbri0c
Nrau i'll OO5 0auS Don 9tObert 81. Gibiou
uHO wiini6tc GuurtiT fitr Die 9tut,t. 9(m
folgeuOCH MOrgcu fOgtc iic iiber llmuoblem
uuO i1Ob cine bcoblibt9tc Gour nad gaucQ-
tier BON etHem Gage bis sum QHorH uuf.
2ll8 iic geiteru sum 0tjtt0gCNcu gCruftu mur-
De, fauO man lie uuf ibrem 3lmmer toOt. Sic
mar al Den GOlgen clncr yauOanum Sergii=
hmg gcitorbel', mo i'll ibrer 5teNctahe pur=
oe cine 6aidc gcilmOeu, melhe 4 lluSCu
VduNn1rlT,u r1rfhipIt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1874-06-12

itein BON Sohniou'S Gerbcrei mcbte I'm, unb
SenittridJeiben I'M gSutbG Don Eauienbcn pom
Dollars murocu Sertyiimmcrt. 8aS0ah ocs
&ahnboieS in Booleutlle murbe fortgeriiin,
unb al bcu SeHiterihcibcu, iomie auf 0eE
6tlOcrn unb on Den SbTbdImeu ourh 6agcl
beocutcnOe &,1.Jiiituugcu augeri6ttt. llu-
tGrbalb 2llb0up murbeu Sluci Shleppoampier
ans llicr gctricbeH. llnterbalb Sort S6upz
fer lpuroc eiuc S6cuue eingedihert. Die
StraBeu bon Sdlenectuop itauOeu in 6otge
Der beftigeu 9te9cugiiiie tiei inter 9SaIicr uuo
mebrere @ebGnoe murOcn pom 8ltbe getrOi=
len. Sn Der Srtihaft @leu, MOutgOmerp~
Gouutp, Wroe s. S. 6aulfHcr'5 &Orumiblc
erbebllD btifGOigt unO uter an0ere gebGuOe
gGu5lidJ icrtriimmert Sn Tlorlba mG9te Der
Stnrm cine 6idteu 2tupilNn;ung, welde 7
Afer 2anoeS beoefte uno gigentbum Oe96ru.
0cmp s. Bcttingtl mar, bndltdblidl HieOu.
0aOio 8loOo's Sopfeu 2lnlagen murocn ser
itGrt. 3rpei 0drItr ocS 6rn. yooD iu Dtjl-
point mur0cn pom Blite ciugedidert unD cine
S6eune bier 6uB pom ibrtm uripriiu9li6cn
HlQtSe QetrQdeu
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-01-04

ABOUT SALARIES.

BENJAMIN franklin seems to have
entertained Il widely different View
rom some OF the >o-c1llcl statesmen
of the present day with reference 10
the salaries of officers. The thirty
sixth article of the Primitive Con>titu-
ton of Pennsylvania. OF which Frank
lin was the author. declares that. "a~
every freeman. to preserve his indie
pendence if he has not Il suilirion. Is
tatel. ought to have some PROBES
sion. calling. trade, or l.,ria. where
by he may honestly >t'bsiSt.
there can be no necessity for. nor
use in establishing offices Of profit. The
usual effects OF which are dependence
and Servilitv unbctoming treemcm III
the po>scS>orS and eNpectantS. faction,
contention. corruption, and disorder
among the people. Wherefore. when
ever an office. through increase Of fees
or otherwise. becomes 50 profitable a.
to occasion many to apply for ii. tho
profits ought t. BE- le>scned by tic
legislature" The haek-pav grabhee~
can draw 4 wholesome lcssoa from III
rule laid down in the above.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-01-04

7. :. Cunningham. formerly an old
Overland -ta-C driver. WIS killed aN Il
bla>i Yesterday. He Wa> engaged i'll
pro~r2r in@ lie l.iuoi> c!aiEaon butch
Mountain. clifton District. The wind
WI lowing f%ariou>lN preventing him
H.iu~a candle ant lie taaN 4 brand 81
liz - i-ni,e The fuse. lie Tan 10 81
oul Gf tire ert, which WIS ahoIi. ten
feel. bRt before lie could Fclca the end
The blast struck him il the back throw
iuy him abou. twelve fee, over the
DUMP. lie died III an hour and Il hail
ai.er The accident.
There WIS Il heavy Gale of wind and
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-01-04

WI IL A'N>
=fof the jul. As usual.
On oiS, MANY persons came
mo town, tHjHkiHE. perhaps. OF ct
.fiur a chance 10 view SUca n scVh'.
Weaver thu morning ate Il hearty
I'll and was visited by his sister. WIG
hl, worked hard and long in his he
half. II l.: ~ Weaver had his ho,o-
graph taken alone. and thcn he and his
>i>.cr to.c ilrr. The shaekIeS were
them cut ami Rev. MIR. NtNhrw had i
conversation tor ! ie4y minutes: after
Which the Sheriff. in II tender tone,
.tnld Weaver ;ha; it was now time.
Weaver said: Nj right: | am ready
q de. and the soouer The br.tcr, al
know there is no hope lie Went
firmly to tie >cattold mil w Tic steps.
y ti}s cap was about IL he Put GA he
remarkad: Les it lie ell" En- his
request MAS mo- granted. Afcf Il ieN
words ri consolation FROM icy. Ny
hcN. the drop fell. Death Wa, iistals
TIllCail~,
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-01-04
WISCO\SI\ Y.

NiLWAJk1I. JaIl. >.
The hafIor of the NiHHrntarheS dr.
fillerv exploded today. and the ongi-
ueer WAS sci,tlad IL death.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-01-04

y GREAT PArEE.-fhe Sacramento
Union, on the 1t inst. came out wIth,a
s~iNtcen-pa"e edition, contain IL Il com
plete resume OF al the inportea.
events Of the old year. y more valu-
able paper has, perhaps, never been
produced on the Pacific Coast. livery
body should file i tor future r@clogun"e.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-01-04

BRIGHAM NOUNof i, on Lis anni.4,
visit 10 the southern settlements, al
ttIh.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-01-04

AN exchange says the election Of
Booth killed the Democratic party in
California. 1t ra.llE looks thru uaq:
but then it is Impossible to tel what
may spring up to divide Che people be-
fore another election.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-01-04

LAZY editor IN ohio read@ al his
exchange, In bel. lie tiuds il tie ea.i-
81 waY.lo III 10 lbs hos.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-01-04

y Pa:DIcr.9E. - pa E5sf,Pr.y.
shows signs OF Il ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
On the Granger question. We pr1fc.
that it will return t. is Won't Le.or.
the first day Of June. Somebody who j.
keeping The politicIt cases Oh It, pies
note tA., tom.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-01-04
NILSSON ri.

NJ. LOFTS. Jan. ).
The Glen House. .ipptH newspaper
oficu. several stores, ETC.. III Paris.
Mo-. were burned Yesterday. The loss
i heavy.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-01-04
Ty-H
Js

IN Eureka. january. ;. 1871. Nicholas F0F-
!oyith, Il native Of ItalMatIa, >!aecHla, aged
- vars.