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WE oFFER DUB
STOCK OF CHROkOy,
NOTICES AND OIL PAINTINGS
AT A DISCOUNT OF
TWENTY-FIVE PER CENT
In order TO dispose of those on hand, that we may
lay IN new let Of the same character Those now
on hand comprise some very beautiful landscspe
notices The prices range from SO cents 10 IA for
the Chromos, with some very handsome Oil Paint
lngs from SO TO Sl00, ell of which we allow the
discount CT rs per cent. We have also a fsy low.
priced but good Epgrayings and Frames, which we
fIclnde III the above offer This il an excellent on.
portunity TO obtain good Pictures at whoIessfe
prices.
ALL The NEW BOOKS
receIved as soon as published. Novelties IN STA.
TIOhEhf Is we'll as a complete assortment of fne
sbd staple Stationery. Prihting, Binding, LItho-
graphing and Engraving executed expeditiousy,
WARREN CH0ATE q CO.,
BOOKSELLERS AND STATIONERS,
VERNON Row,
parl4-tr Corner Penns. ave. and 10th strest.
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OY b. ii RYAN CO.,
ID General Brokers and Real Estate Auctioneers,
523 18th street, OPP. p. o. Dept.
AUCTION SALE OF TWO STORY FRAME
HOUSE, No. 7104h STREET SOUTHWEST
- On TUESDAY, the h day Of May, 1874, at
O'Clock p. m, ~iIl offer for sale, st public
auctisn, in front OF the premises, q desir able
two-ftory Frame House and Lot.
Terms OF sale: One-third cash; balance in six and
twelve months, with interest at the Of ten per
of trust on the prsI 1rtv.
e. L. SCHMIDT, Attorney in Fact
sr29eo6d r III. RYAN a co, Aucts
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nooLEYyAeUl POWpHRs are va1Tasssss
~ ere. 10 0so1nA Ms6.o sskaoa, V61
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.
QY GREEN WILLIAMS, Aucsaooeery.
- Ne. 1901, northwest corner 10th and ID ssresa


RI GRIN . WILLIAMS, Aaenoss.r,
lxECUIeRp SALE OF VALUABLE REAL
etzIE s % sr AZ On sIEsr sssshf
ssSSSiHsA NJ, III, ~ SQUARE NORTH OF
~ By virtue Of the last win and testament Of the
o'clock ?. m on TUE sDA 7, the l2th day OF May,
1873 on the premises, the following property belong
Ne In square No 70l, froptins Is feet on street
southeast, improved By stwe-story brick house re-
gently built Of the best rial. and intended for
his house is livery desirsby situsted for place 81
business. Also, adjoining, parts Of lots Nos. and
., In same square, unip proved, fronting u feet
width the depth OF the lot, about IS feet imuedi.
ately after sale Of the will be Offer ed lot No.
ii Of the subdivision Of square north Of square No
by Q two:story brick residence containing six
rooms, with the usual out-buildings, sids garden
With flowers, shrubbery, 60. being the late resi-
neishboihoid now rapid, improving, and is Ior.
Thy the sttention OF persons desiring to invest In
Terms OF sale: One-,hrd cash, balance six twelve
and eighteen months, for notes bearing Interest
from day Of sale and secured by deed Of trust on
the property sold. All convey ancing, &c, at cost
OF purchasers; 500 down on each piece Of improved
proved the day of sale. And IL tue terms of sale
are rot com piled with IN five days after the day of
sale the executor reserves the right to resell the
property at the rick cost Of the defauting pur.
ch6sers by advertising il three times In some eys
paper published In Washington city.
lao, after the sale Of the real estate, shall, m
Carriage, In good,condtion. Terms cash
jos. 3: WILLIAMS. Executor.
apS0-th ,tu&ds GREEN WILLIAMS, Aucts
RY LATIMER OLEARY,
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Rf DlHoANsON DRO0. !, Aucts..
y Cernsr s,h end ID ssrssss norshvsa.
SIX FINE ouuNIKR SHOW GASES, THEE.
nALI OASIS. IABGR FIRI PROOF ssFf
Sooe Tkhs, sIoNK, R6GUsaroR CLOOk,
&C, 1e BENZ tie oxfures oonts aed in ca. sW-
err Store Of Wm. II. Hood, 1913 Peansylvaaia
~ On WEDNESDAY MORNING Ma, 6. /.
E3Htst Slock.se will sell the above articles
- which are all IN COED order aud suitable for q
DUNcAEsoN BROS, AuctiOu..r..
RY W. L. WALL q % ,Aucsoneers,
ID New marble Building,
Nos zoe and s02 Pennsslv snia avenue. cor On a.
MiLLIsHRY AND FANCY GOODS AT AUG.
~ On TUESDAY MORNING, NAV sth, com.
mencing Ct 10 O'Clock, We ~iil sell the eatire
stock Of Millinery and Fancy GOofs IN store
No 612 9th street, opposite Patent Once, CON-
Drising-
Hats, bonnets, Ribbons.
Hamburg EdginEs, Flowers, Feathers,
Kid Gloves,
and such other good. usually found in first
class Mtllinery Store.
TIE aiteltou q The lsdie. called 60 this sale o.
the goods all fresh and In good order Sale posi-
ni2 W. L. WALL & CO., Auets.
rSTHR ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED In
consegueDoe OF the rain, until WEDNESDAY, MAY
W. L. WALL & CO., Au,,.
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Rf GREEN q WILLIAMS, Auctioneers,
Al No. 1OO1, northwest corner 10th and % sts

va UkhE WILLIAMS, AuctiOneers,
AZ No. 1OO1 northwest corner 10th and % sts
GUARDIANS SALE or LOTS ON STREET
EETMEEN 18th AND 18th STREETS
"A By virtue Of decree of the Supreme Oourt
- Of the District of Columbis passed in special
term, the undersigned will offer for sale At pub.
nc auction, on the premises, on THURSDAY,the
100 day Of April, lai, at o'clock p. lots H. To-
IL. IA and is IN the subdivision Of square 20
TERMS One-third cash, one-thii in six months
and one-third In twelve months from day OF sale,
the deferred payments to bear interest at eight Der
chaser may pay all cash at his option. A deposit
will be required at the time Of sale, and If the terms
property may beresold at the risk and cost Of the
MARY 4. WILSON, Guardian.
ap9-th.s,tu&ds GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auc.s.
gTHH ABOVE sALE Is POSTPONED until
THURSDAY, the 7th day OF May, at the same hOur
and place. By order of the Guardian.
sp25-d&ds GBEEN * WILLIAMS, Aucts.
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pY B. III. RYAN 4 co,
- General Brokers and Heal Estate Auctioneers
32S 9TH street, spp. P U. Dept.
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PKOPkRTY AT AUCTION; TWO BRIOK
DIV BILLINGS ON 18th STREET, BETWEEN
AND STREETS,
- BY virtue of dee4 Of trust, dated August 10 n,
1870, and recorded in Liber GA, folio 2U, &C., Of
the land records Of W sshington cOu .ty, Dis
trict of Columbia, and by direction of the holder Of
the note secured thereby, will sell, 1t public
1874, at O'Clock p. m, ali those pieces parcels Of
Io9nd, in the City Of washington, District of 90
Aliens subdivision OF a part of the east half Of
square number "a. Each lot improved BY a hand
some two;story brick dwelling house. Each house
will be sold separately.
Terms of sale each house: 81 900, with ten per
cent interest," from August 18Th l573 together with
the proportional expenses Of this sale in cash. bal
ance in and IL months. secured by notes bearing
intert st and deed Of trust the property. Convey
ancng at purchasers cost If the ter ms OF sale are
not piled with within DAYS after sale the trus-
tees the right to resell the property at the
risk and cost OF the dsfsuling purchaser purcha.
sers. II. p. DODGE. rr,.,oo.
algS-d THOMAS DOWLING. Auct-
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rHos. n swILLIAMs,
aplb-lm- lS0v 18th street northwest
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UTsITED STATES MARsHALS SALE OF
u PERMITTING PAPnR, BoILER AND

PRINTING PAPER, B0ILER AND
TYPE, &c.
In virtue Of a writ Of feri faciss on judgment of
condemustion ISSUED out OF the CLERK . ONCE OF tue
Supreme COURT Of the District OF Columbia. % ms
a. o.. eS', rs. ,s.h Ssy ~ M.Ts ia AZ IN lasI
M, ct the Office Of the Ess National Ees Citizs ems
vest. The following good and chattels 10 vt' viz
Power Presses.
I steam Press.
I 1pgine and Boiler and Machinery.
Lot Job Type.
eezed and levied upon the goods and chattels Of
Lewis q. Douglass, Charles 3. DOUGLASS, and Fred
trick Douglass, IT., and will be cold 20 sstsfy
cution No. l2,0G, In favor OF William Mel. Crpps.
ALEX. SHARP,
may5-dts u b. Marshal d. q.
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by JOSEPH II. KELLY, Auctioneer.
FHR SALE AT AUTHORIZATIONS UNIM-
PROVED PROPERTY IN THE SOUTH EAST
ERN SECTION OF THE CITY.
- On SATURDAY, the 9Th day of Nav, 1874
commencing at $50 O'Clock D. m, will sell
in front Of the premises, at public auction, to
z, 9, "a. 70, and 30, In square No. es This prom
erty located In q rapidly improving section Of the
city teiDg between and and 18th ana l3h streets
southeast The OTIS are on the Grade. ana will be
sod In fronts Of % feet EACH with privilege of whole
lot
Terms Oue-fourth cash; balance in one two and
three years. deferred notes at Der cent per anpum
secured by deed of trust on the property sold a5O
d eposit required each sale soon ss struck OIL
For further particulars ppty 10
p THE0. r. GATCHEL, Agent,
corner nth aud streets northwest
sI8-9t (Republicsn st.
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ID Real Estate Broker and Auctioneer,
Federal Buildings, corner 7th and SITS. northwest.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
PkOPkRTY ON THE East sIDE or IIrs
STREETS, AT AUCTION.
- BY virtue Of q deed Of trust, dated prfi Is, A
- ID. 1873, duly recorded in 1iber No 10, folio 500
-one OF the land rec ords for Washington county,
IN the District OF Columbia, and at the reQue Of
the party secured thereby, We will sell, al public
auction. in front 81 the premises, on TUESDAY,
May D, 1874, at b O'Clock p. m, the following de-,
scribed real estate situate in the city of aiming
ten, District OF Columbia to wit All that piece or
parcel OF ground known and designated as lot num-
bered thirteen (l3l 10 John MI. Sims Subdivision az
square numbered three hundred and thirty-ntne
improved by story aHd basement pressed brick
front dwelling with bay window and modern i'm
provements, nearly completed.
Terms: $500, with interest Of 10 per cent. per
snnum from April IS, 1873, to day OF sale, ani en-
peDses Of sale in cash. and the bslsnce in aud IL
months, for hich the notes of the purchaser bear
ing interest from The day OF sale, aud secured by
iced of trust on the property sid, will be taken.
A deposit OF $40 will be required at the time OF
sale All convey ancing At the expense Of the pur-
chaser. III terms OF sale are not complied with in
seven days the Trustees the right 70 resell
purchaser, after five days adv, rtisement,
ROBERT p. DODGE. lr.
PHILIP A. DARNEILLE,{ hrusSees'
ar2i-eosds ]. 7. C0LDwELL, Salesman.
q M
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RF WIN. L. WALL Z. co., Auctioueers,
- New Marble Buildinr,
Nos. 300 and 9O9 PennsyIyania avenue.
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DY LATIMER OLEAkY,
- Auctioneers ana Real Estate Brokers,
Southwest corner Pennsy v ania ave aud llth street
Star once Buildings
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Orders called for and delivered free Of charge
Terms: Cash on delivery, unless by special agree
nent.
LOCKWOOD, HUFTY L TAYLOR,
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IeY LATIMER OLEARY.
W Auctioneers and Real Estate Brokers,
Southwest Peunsylv ania avenue and 18th st.
Star Office Buildings,
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III II. WARNER,
Federal Buildings, corner 7th and sts northwest.
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PACIFIC COAST DISPATCHES.
FROM
sales for The Week Believed {" Have
Ssccu Insane laror porntri-I
stock Market Improving TIE
Oregon Election Republican
victory.

SAN Francisco, June 1.
The sales Of the :'an franci>c"
Stock Board for the week. ending on
TUESDAY, announced to Si.Ilb.>Ub.
Ii i believed Ivy his friends that
Lawrence Mc\ully cut his throat
while Elrorins under temporary IN
sanity. induced 10y incompetence.
The flagstaff Quicksilver Mining
Company was Incorporated to-day. To
work the flagstaff mine i'll Gin
nahai district. num county. III
iornIa: also. To prospect Tor
and work other mines III California.
etc.: capital stock S3,tno,eoh. i'll 10000
shares. pirector>-o. II. Ii Grange;
=. +. Gilrrisi and Thomas Hardy OF
oakland: George u. Roberts II
Charles T.. Alien cf san Francisco.
Considerable improvement was not
ed in the mining Share market to-day
and dealers looked cheerful again.
ilcie was Il rise III several Com>tucks.
hardening The tendency i'll ,he market
all around.
Ndlircs from the oregon election
render a Republican Victory i'll thai
safe almost certain. Sonrc Of the
eastern counties are still to be heard
from. though ii is conceded that the
Republicans elect a majority of the
safe ticket. including the Govcrno.
and CONGRESSMAN. l. is hardly posi-
Ole tor the Independents To elect any
ii tHeir candidates on the state ticket.
i!!oN. Che independents hy Joining
Hith either of the old parties. have
Succeeded i'll getting i'll >oine OF Their
can iflaty> Tor minor positions III a few
ai the counties. Leadins Democrats
agree now thai The d~i~Scn>ion caused
hv the luicrcnlent movement cHa
bile the Republicans 10 sweep ii Z
STATE for the more important offices.
The returns from the emo eastern
counties are expected To swell Demo
era,ie majori.ics. though il is not prob
teriaifV affected.
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TANNING EsY!...O., LANDS,

orr raa,Irr. ara " re Tho Lir' n
ronna1 tho l.uiau an rn,ItraI parfd4
Ea.Iraaj Coiuman;n, Ia nav >.ata ana
nnufail,l ave. ou subsidy land,
which fhay r.,I,r ,C Io.a.e has p,..aJ
me House OF Representatives.. and i
nov Nel"re me senate Com, on H2ll-
, - u ii',.ha. ,ha.o = sh i'I.I
DO ,axel. Il has been five wears since,
'he~e roads were completed, and 'h"jr
tfl,'> nv 'o' Ntt pGe!i >t't.'''i.
tar..Isr WLanayar y t~Hr.I.-rr
found for a section ii land or le~> be-
.9n-in- 10 me = en;ral iag.tI1 k3itr"a,
,,,I'd ~ rn a'N'r' ',l' - 49,
"A. acres IF lands - which the Genera
Government has re n%gni~hei til" in
~ az 1'u> remain "il aNell' me
~, - ~ ~ ,ofiraad cow.
pani"~. Failing il thi>. The tuNc~
ter1me a lion upon tae.r lands
WN'I'.-.N - 1..'; ~ 5i1t -, Ne.i,'>s
=, -, - - r., -. hn,,.
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EASTERN DISPATC HE'S
BY Overland Telegraph.
f~rECIAL TO II DAILY SENTINEL
Tho Utah Ju iietary Fill Sale Of
Charles Suuacr's Esirct> shc
Ni,h TarIT Nc.n5rr> NnrriI-
Against thc Canada Hrciproeits
Treaty.
Chicago. June 1.

CHICAGO. June 1.
\ Washington special ~ nO,h!nE
bu. want ot time. will, IL i thought,
prevent the Senate from passing to-day
the Utah judiciary bill, which passed
the House ON Monday.
Charles Summers effects were sold
al auction Yesterday. bringing about
81. 5000. Nearly all the articles Ot per
>onal Use commanded TAR mar than
their intrinsic waffle, Icing bought for
memcntur> by the admirers of the
dead senator.
The high tariff members have COM
menctd var against the new roCiproc-
ItN trcatv with canada. Kelly cndeaN-
orei 10 have The House receive and
PASS a resolution rcCitin- that is the
constitutional power Ia raise revenue
lnd collect taxes Wa~ vested i'll on
res. tn President I've requested - in
form tiir house VIE her the Executive
Department e. the Government il n
his time .n.a.e1 in considering the
tefm> of Il treaty by which the COM
mercr between he United States and
the British Provinces OF North Amer
lea i 10 he regulated. and hN which
Congress Viii I've deprived OF its con-
>.itu;ionsl ri-ht 10 control these i'm
por;ant subjects. thus specifically ac-
corded To il by the ternl> OF the on
~>titutipu. \ dozen objections Were
made toihc resolution and it dill not
Nl>S
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-06-05
SMALLPOX ITEMS.

1t seems probable that the small
rox may become epidemic in this
State. \ correspondent wiring from
Elko to the Rero Crescent says:
About two weeks ago a family of
emigrantS. haviuga child afflicted with
the smallpox, stopped at Elko. The
child Wis placed III the pest house.
where it subsequently died. In spite
of the precautionary measures resortcd
10 by the citizens, the disease has
spread. and there are now some four
or five cases reported. At Wells they
have had III case. \ few days aCo a
lady passenger on the emi-rant train
from the East WAS reported sick.
When the truth became known the ear
was placed in quarantine. | did not
learn what assistance the railroad
company or the citizens rendered
the patient. but received the
sad intelligence that she died. At car
lin they have one case of il. One o.
the car inspectors. while in the per-
forinance of his duty. caught the lodth-
some disease. bur i doing we'll. -Four
Indians are reported TO have died with
it. | can not voueh for the truth OF
this report. hut it IS obviau> that they
dread the disease. a. there i not IN
Indian to be seen III either ot thr
places.
Some days a-0. As Will he reWem
bcred. a dispatch to The >ENrtNELtram
deep Creek stated that several cases Of
smallpox had appeared among the
Indians Of that lcvalitv. one case has
been reported in silver CRY and an
other in Gold Hill. OF the cold Hi
case tie NeWs Of The 81 in>t. says:
There is one case Of smallpox in
Crown Point Ravine. Goli Hill. The
young woman who has been stricken
down with the disease came across
the plains q few days a-o on an even
ing train. Arran-ement> have been
made 20 have her taken I the County
Hospital" Virginia also has one ease.
In this nei-hbarhood three mild
eases are known 70 eNi>t. RGmar> Of
others have from time to time gained
credtnrc. hut 50 FIR rs a>ccrtainei nj
this wiring. no new cases have been
discovered. The above, therefore.
shows the extent Of smallpox in Ne
VaGa AZ present. / ME>t te admitted.
however. that tie disease has hardly
had time 10 spread since II first az
Feared within our borders. The
people of Eureka are na; easily
excited on the smallpox qne>-
ton. Two Years ago We had terrible
visitation. thirty or forty cases proving
fatal. but tie disease then appeared in
mid-Winter, when the fearful maIadv
is always attended with the most >eri-
rus results. cur people n that time
got used 10 the most dreaded form OF
the loathsome disease, and Per con>e-
quence are perfectly u~nconcorned
about the present visitation. /, would
be a difficult task to iuaugurate a panic
among such OF our citizens a passed
through the terrible scource OF i've
years since. While We are free "a adj
mt that there i no cal>e for alarm
We would al the SAME time caution the
people Of hi, section, II and all, l.
observe the >tric;e>t sanitary rC-ula-
tons. Properdje,, with due regard fol
cleanliness Of person and premises, ar,
generally sufficient to prevent >erieU>
consequences. Vaccination i also o.
much importance a. a preventive and
should not be neglected. by any one.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-06-05

ESJoISEp.-L.ate 81 Monday night.
says the Phoebe Heeati. u The 81 inst.
suit vas commenced by the Magnet
Mil and Mining Company against the
Page Il Panaca Silver Mining Cotnpa-
ny, for the recovery of certain mining
ground described in the complaint. An
injunction was prayed for prohibiting
defendant from working the disputed
ground until the determination Of the
suit. ON filing a bond conditioned in
the sum Of So, boo. with l.. sultan and
r. Wheeler as suretie>. a temporary
restraining order was issued. rrttrn-
able on the Eth inst.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-06-05

NONE OF YOUR BUeINE.>.-We must
Parkie, of the Carson Ir4bpts: at all
events. Ne succeeded in arou,ing the
Indignation Of that sleepy sheet, the
Virginia GbroHtcle. The Gold Hi.
Nevs also puts in is oar. Now, W.
say to both these editors that We have
frequently known people 10 ama,s
handsome fortunes by attending strict
" to their own business.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-06-05

BULLION FOR MN.-WciI~. Faro
Il Go. shipped FROM this cs,v darin-
the mont. III Ma for roo ~ Mn
haitian :. N. Co, - bars of h%iilion.
~-i-hin- 7.9lf pounds. and valued a
So >>z>2 The amount ot bullion
shipped during the month o. Ntv
fati, short OF ti. average monthly
shipments. owing Ia tn" fact that The
first shipment for the month .a~ not
mad. until he 9Th. and that ~ bar.
valued At 50 .6i. which should have
belonged 10 the MAY shipments. were
Hnaveidahlv LET over. ami VII BE-
credited TO the June shipments.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-06-05

THE Gold Hi .Ners has a good
word for J. :. Crossman for I.ieuten-
ant Governor. Mr.. Crossman. a.
stated by Us some time since, a>pire>
TO a nomination on the Republican
tirket.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-06-05

AUSTIN. Npv.. June T..
Las; night about II o'clock a crowd
otthiriN masked men entered the .iait
II Belmont. seized and bound the >her
III al! Deputy, and then han-e twe
prisoners named Mcintyre AMI
Nlinrr
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-06-05

\ dispatch from Austin bring, in
formation Of the lyuchins; OF two men
AT Belmont. They were taken from
the Sheriff, whom the mob bound.
The name> of the victims are McIn-
tyre and Walker. We are not advised
concerning the otTen>c for which those
men had been placed in the COMFY
T.ii
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Serious Illness of the PoDr.

INONF, JITTIt 7.
The Pope i again i'll with a fever.
The attending physicians are alarmed
n hi, condition.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-06-05
THE OREGON ELECTION.

We are enabled this morning ~ give
- fair ~ the result vi the resent
election in Oregon. our report comes
i'll the nature of n special from san
Francisco. and contains the latest and
most reliable estimates On the subject.
Ii would appear. a> stated in our tcle-
graphic account. that about the only
thing accomplished hy the lndcpen
dents was to throw ;lle most importaI.t
offices i'll the state into the hands 81
the Republican party. In other words.
the Independents split the Democratic
party. while the Republican orsauiza-
ton WAS left intact. Ii is no wonder
that the Republicans elected the Cow
ernor. member of Congress. and o;her
candidates for leading positions. True.
the independents carried >ome oil
their men i'll a few of the counties. hut
this result WAS reached in a majority
of instances by "A fusion with one or
The other of the old parties. The
>poil> OF office seems L. have been the
main spring oi action win the ihue-
~fendetn> t oregon. iHi> = a'"n !
an'iy demonstrates IN 'ae l'yt ''a'
ihey IL frequently ia>eu NH htP'''-
ilcdn> : Iheie "a> IL"
Pre'eh>e any" mere ttia' Tue i"'St''"'
th'> were a't"''e' ~ any pr
tieular principle or line OF poll
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FoR a COM lete assortment Of TIA
ware. Iarlor and cooking stoves, OF
any artiele in Tire hard"slre line. - t.
Maapin 4 'romcI's. -
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NFSCEEIlNEDFS =.
CARD o. THANKS.

'l'IiE Fl KEkA ODD FELLOWS BUlLp-
l ing Association. in behalf of Eureka
Lodge No. -. 10. u. !. aud If the As~ocia-
ficu, hereby tender their sincere hanks To-
til, following named gentlemen. " 40 81 kind
~ subscribed toward donating the lot to the
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Fire.


Sr>QrEuNNN. PA. June /.
\ fire this morning DESTROYED 70
frame huii.u-s: loss. F5,uGu 10 So
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Suh-crihcrs will be called upon for the
amnGut ut their donations daring The present
y. \. CHANDLER.
Agent for the Trustees.
Eureka. New. June 1. 1871. ji-5t
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P3ITCHAEB'>. = During the month
expired this Inc shipped from II
oche >l4,397 20 III bullion and - ton,
II "alena ore. In Tie anne period -
# merehan li~e weI. received.
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THE Rsrefj wants Phoebe - clean
herself, BECAUSE smallpox has aP-
pearei i'll Eureka.
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TIE SAFE Bank at Phoebe has de
claged its regular monthly dividend.
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THE Saa,. about whica Nap:ha,y
and the De Ioun-> had that littIe
>guahb,e. hs> been revived. Il i said
20 be a. filthy a. ever.