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The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1874-12-04

III Erington, Whitley and Will
/; u I gton, for conspiracy in the
4 e, was concluded last week,
in verdict of not guilty
and failing to agree as to
~Whitley. The history of the
pie citizen of Washington, Col
n I had been active in ex-
&M nj corruption of Boss
lis fellows of the Washington
~ e,ermined to crush him in
ssreprtation. Prominent among
sple gang was the Assistant Dis.
y, Richard Harrington. Mr.
anxious to obtain sight OF
IS hich were supposed to be in
M harrington, but which he
r. A scheme was according
q he Ring, by which Harring.
4 blown open by burglars
Dnselyes, and the attempt was
5sa1h Mr.. Alexander with the
lot failed, however, and ar
s'ss :Eacy was instituted against
5ey, who was chief of thu
~ z and Williams, one of the
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1874-12-04

t-P5@ Burdick National Fodder and Straw Cut.
ter-thc best in use For sale by VIM. A. Cook,
Chenille, Md. nov27-6t
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1874-12-04

s=Es-A fine Alderney Bull, years old, for sale
very cheap. Enquire at this Office oct30
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'ltc House Of Correction.

$rd Of Public Works, consisting OF
~ Groome, Comptroller Woolford,
Compton, together with Hon. A.
Attorney General, who were APP
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1874-12-04

,-Sy" For Sale at less than Agents Prces.-A
new Seventy Dollar Howe Sewing Machine.
Never used Apply 10 John j, Alexander, Bel
Air. noNG
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1874-12-04

80 Fresh Cows Wanted.-The Highest Cash
price will be paid for Fresh Cows. Apply to b.
+. Carroll, Rock Hall, or Edgewood, Hartford
Co.. Md. ocl23
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-01-21

which hitherto bad not been suspected.
In this respect the Prayer Book is 10
valuable. Observe the Te Dsum, for
example take its repetition OF pralse,-
"All the earth doth worship Thee. the
Father everlasting. To Thee all Angels
cry s'oud the Heavens and all the
Powers thereto. To Thee Cherrbim and
Seraphim continually DO cry. Holy,
Hoy, Holy, Lord God OF SAbaotb; ;
Heaven and Earth are full OF the Ma
jesty OF Thy Glory" Then see the
soaring aspirations rise to Heaven itself,
and stand on the very golden floor
among the ten thousapd-"The glori.
ouscompany ofthe Apostles prsise Thee.
The good!y fellowship OF the Prophets
praise Thee. The noble army OF Mart
yrs praise Thee."-Then looking down
on the Church militant,-"The holy
Church throughout sll the world doth
acknowledge Thee" 0nce more on the
sea Of glass again. pressing through the
saints farther up. and kneeliug at the
thrors,-"The Father. OF an Infinite
Majesty; Thine adorable, true. aud
only Son. Also the Holy Ghost. the
Com iorter." But this element Of as
piratiou is not in one part only Of the
Prayer Book, but throughout. You
must have noticed that the high range
taken at the beginning OF the service
THE Lord is in His Holy Temple" is
not lowered 10 the end. Nay, the wirgs
remaining unfolded, continually expsrd.
until, after advancing 10 sing the Tris.
agion and Gloria in Exselsis With sn-
gels and archansels, aud with oil the
company of Heaven, We finally come
TO pause in the peace OF God that
passeth all understanding. So much
We have said, then. OF the Prayer Book
in the way OF showing you the elements
Antiquity, Unity, Repose. and Aspi-
ration-that constitute together its
msst impressive excellerc.. the elevation
OF its spirit or tone-Rep. G. g. Cur
ris, Sermon before Bishop Wtite Prayer
Beck Society.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-01-21
Sobudy's Business.

Admiral Porter has Invented n
wonderful torpedo. 1t is likely to revo-
lu,ionizs naval warfare completely. 1t
consists OF large boat, armed with
ore or two guns, and carrying tre-
mendous percussion shell in its nose
You get into this boa, with picked
crew O! thirty or forty men you then
row up under the enemy's euns, TO
which you pay no attention. hurl your
boat nose foremost like n clap o(
thunder against the hull OF bis vessel,
when the shell explodes, carrying
wreck, ruin. death and destruction To
everything AMI everybody within five
miles around. And what" It may he
asked, becomes OF the boat and crew
Well. that's none &C your business, and
Admiral Porter doesn't seem TO think
IL il apy OF his either
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THE WEATHER.

WAR DEPARTMENT,
OrrIcs OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFIcsR,
WARRINGTON, Jan. q, IAN }
PROBABILITIES.
For New England clear or fair wealth.
er, during portion Of the day. follow
ed by cloudy weather and probably
rain o, snow. with q slight rise OF tenn
pera,ure during Wednesday evening
for the Middle States and the lower
lake region, easterly to southerly wind'
and rain or slset will prevail with fall
ing barometer and rising temperature;
tor the Southern States, east OF the
Mississippi river. essterly winds, yeer'
ing to southerly, with continued high
tenn persturs and fair weather, except
possibly in the lower Mississippi valley;
cloudy weather with rain or snow dur
ing q portion OF the day, followed 6y
clearing and colder weather ln The
| northwest. The rivers in Western
Pennsylvanis will contiue to rise during
Wednesday.
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taking coal. 90 She will leave next
Thursday. The Roanoke will 60 down
tie bay in q couple Of days. The sloop
OF war Frolic left for Kew West to-day
carrying . draft of sailors for the
squadron. SO
The Coal Miners' Strike.
A special dispatch from Wilkesbarrs
says that President Liney, Of the
Miners National Union and L. b. A"
arrived last night to consult with the
miners regarding the formation OF
national a. socistion mass meeting, 70
be held here Wednesday. Al 600 miners
near Sham okin are eaid to have struck
against reduction Riotous demon
strationa are reported in the mountain
towns.
THE ABOVE DlePArcH coNrRADEcrED.
Regarding the telegraphic statement
from 'Wilkesbarre. Pa, that Al wv men
belonging to the Delaware and Hudson
Cana, Company would strike against
an Oppressive lease agreement and
men tioning the riotous proceedings on
the part of the mining population, Mr'
Die ksou, president OF the company 10,
dsy stated that no strike had occurred
and that none was anticipated. Tie
miners employed only number seven or
ejg ht thousand and the trouble 10 con-
fin ed 10 come ten or fifteen hundred,
WI @ occupied houses on the company 8
la nds and claimed the ownership OF the
II ound by right of "squatter sovereign
w." The company wished to lease the
pr operty to them at o nominal rent,
an d refused to employ them If they
would not acceed 10 their terms, and
| wb lie the men first stood out they were
gradually coming in and S'gnIng the
leases in question. He I'D not heIieVs
there was really genuiptt'r keln the
mining region, but that the reports are
greatly exaggerated. The Lehigh and
Wilkesbarre company had volunIsrily
closed their mines on the 3lst OF De-
c.mber 10 take an inventory OF their
property, overhaul the works, DC, IN
view of their consolidation with the
Honey brook company. He did net be-
lieve this company Intended to reduce
the wages OF the men, and that when
the com pany were ready to resume ops
erations the men would return to work
| at old wages. lie did not consider that
! the preeent dissensions at the mines
wou! Id affect the price oil coal.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-01-21
FRANCE.

PAns, January 2e.-Duc Decahes,
Minister Of Foreign Affairs, acting un.
Jer the influence and on the recommen-
dation OF Bismsrk. has announced the
determination OF France to respite the
existing order Of things in Italy and
the suppression Of the French dramon-
tauists.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-01-21
LETTER FROM RoAsE COUNTY.
Tho Weather-!The Legislature-Thc
Rosds-Osd Fogyisn-Locai News

The Weather-The Legislature-The
Roads-Oud Fogyisrn-Locai News
Editors Of Register:
1--we may judge the future by the
p psst, concerning the weather up to this
time since the beginning Of winter,
then may it truly be said that we live
in a land of"Perennisl Summer" This
10 far has been a remarkably open
winter, having more the appearance OF
April than January weather, being
most favorable for all out door work,
which our farmers and lumber men are
improving, to their great delight.
Well, the Christmas and New Year
holidays have, a. usual, come and gone,
with all their "fuss and feathers, and
we are permitted to enter upon the du-
ties and iabors of another year. and we
earnestly hope the same may prove a
happy and prosperous one 10 the faith.
full editors and many readers Of the
REGISTER, and all the rest OF mankind.
Like all things temporal, the tenth
session OF our Legislature has finally
adjourned to meet no more, and lis
members VINO stood up firm like men
under the dead weight OF the old mos
sybsck and radical element, and
discharged their duties as good
and faithful stewards, will be IA
vo,ebJv rememhered by a crate
iul people. The correspondents
OF the Radical papers, were quite liber'
al aud lavish in misrepresenting their
acts and motives. II much important
business was left undone that we think
should have been attended to, we are
glad to know that many good laws were
enacted. And we are not yet quite
willing to acknowledge that we had
better fall back into the arms aud ten
der mercies of our late proscriptive
Radical legislation. -,
Our roads here (if such we may call
them are in worse condition than
they have been for many years. Many
Of our enterprising, wide awake citizens
would gladly pay road tax, if one
large enough was imposed upon
them, 30 as to put our roads in q
reasonable condition. We are cory to
say that we have some persons living
in Roaue, that are as blind to their own,
and the interests Of their children, as
the old prophet that rode on the long
cared animal. They are opposed to al
railroads, county roads, and every en-
terprise that would advance and inn
prove our State. They are willing 10
20 to mill with the corn in one end and
stone or a jug in the other end OF the
bag, because that WAS the way their
fathers did. But truly the Gods help
those who help themselves. and this
do-less system must give way, for this
is an age of progress.
| During the last few weeks there has
been quite a rush to the hymenial altar
by our young folks. About one dozen
have launched out upon the great sea oi
matrimony, and presuming that they
are now all perfectly happy, we will
not publish their names, but will only
say that two fair sisters said II ,oitf
together at the same time and place,
and another blushiDg rose took to her
side an ugly Thorn.
Drifting slaves to the Kauswha out
OF its tributaries is now the programme
OF the day.
The peach buds are all alive yet and
we hope for an abundant peach crop.
Now AND THEN.
Roare county, West Va., Jan. 10.
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IOWA.
The Locked Legislature.


DssxoIsEe, January 20.-One huns
dr.d and twenty-ulne ballots have now
been taken in the Iowa House OF Rep
resentatives for Speaker without sue.
,.ss The vote stands to-day as 1t did
elk days ago, SO to 50. The anti'mon-
opolisis to-day submitted proposition
TO the Republicans that Gear and DIX
on decide by lot which shall be Speak
er and the unsuccessful party snail ee-
I.ct two committees as he may deem
best, and the remaining committees 10
be selected by all the officers OF lhe
Houee, to be divided equally between
the anti-mopopolists and the .Repuoiii-
cans. After l29 ballots the House ad-
journed.
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ENGLAND.
The Ashantee War.

LONDON, January 2o.-AdVices re-
ceived at the war department to-day,
from the English expedition sgair.t
the Ashsntees, in Africa, state that the
Hiehlanders and the rife brigad. have
arrived at cape Coast Castle, and the
troops have disembarked. Al, are in
good health. Captain Glover. with his
native auxilarie,, viii Immediately join
Sir Garnet wooIsey, who is now forty
miles east Of the river Parah.
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FINANCE AND TRADE.
Money Market.

NEw YoRK, January 20.
Money 10 easy and closed at four per
cent on call Erchspg'; 1921 for sixty
dave; 4s6 to 4S6l for sight, Gold ad.
vanced to llli@llls Government
bonds closed firm; U. S Gs Of 1861.
llG2; State bonds dull; Central Pacific
bonds closed at 9stG9 9SI; Union Pacific
bonds $50; land grants 76t@76i; in
comes, railroads and miscellaneous
sDeculations strong. except Lake Shore,
but Tell of towards par and closed
steady, although not up to the highest
point OF the day
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BROOKLYN.
The Case OF shanks.

BROOKLYN, January 2o.-Tbs case Of
shauk,, city editor Of the Tribune se'
cu,sd of contempt in not ans.srins in
th. libel sui. OF McCue We. Tribune,
came up again to-day. bat "'h'"'
action adjourned until Saturday.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-01-21
New YorH Masset.

New YoKK. January 90.
FL0UR-Closed easy on most
grades under 81 90; trade brands irreg-
ular
WHEAT-Closed easier.
CORN-Closed better.
PROVISIONS Pork quiet attlG for
new mess. Remainder OF market un-
changed.
COTTON-Quiet ri ljic for low
miidlings and l6ic for middlings
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Sketch or Hon. N. l.. Waite.

From the Cincinnati Times.
Hon. Morrison r. Waite, who was
this morning nominated TO the Chief
Justiceship, was born in the State oi
Connecticut, aud graduated from Yale
College. His father, for a number oi
years, was Chief Justice OF Connecticut,
and il was with him that the present
nominee studied law.
In the year 1898 ne moved to Maui
NEE City, Lucas county. Ohio and be-
gan practice. Though young man,
be at once took prominent position at
the bar.
After the removal OF the county seat
to Toledo he changed his residence to
that place, and as attorney took charge
of the great commercial interests which
were then developing at that point.
He has always been known as a man
of uncompromising integrity, and many
Of the most difficult commercial cases
that have arisen at Toledo, have been
settled by simple reiereEce TO him, his
word receiving the sanction OF law by
both parties. His practice, both there
and in surrounding counties, was fol
years very large. Mr.. Waite is a
thoroughbred lawyer, has always reius-
cd TO enter political life, and has never
consented, except when assured by his
constituents that they desired the sacri'
fee on his part as a personal favor. He
was nominated unanimously by the
Republican party as member
of the Constitutional Convention
Mr.. Kellogg was put on the
ticket with him. Mr.. Waite was mons
mated by the Democrats with equaI
uuauimity on their ticket with Mr..
Scribner, that county being entitled 10
two representatives. Mr.. Waite and
Mr.. Scribner were elected, Mr.. Kel-
logg being Mr.. Scribners opponent, and
Mr.. Waite being elected withou. op-
position, and on the assembling OF the
Constitutional Convention, be val
elected President. He has DISCHARGED
the duties OF this important and diff
cult position to the entire satisfaction
oil all concerned, the reception OF toe
news OF his nomination BY th'
Convention to-day being the most am
pie evidence OF his popularity with
III at BODY,
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Chicago Market.

CHICAGO, Jan. 90.
FLOUR-Qaiet.
wHEAT-Lower; No. Q sold At
81 2l@l q ca,b.
CORN-Firmer; No. 2 sold at SOLO
j7ic.
OATS-Fmmer No. . cold at no
4llc.
RYE-Qaet at 77@7sc.
BARLEY-Firm; No. 3 cold q,
81 969l 2S!.
MESS PORK-$li30S 40.
LARD-9c.
UOGs-Higber at a. 90G5 50.
BEEF CATrLE-Steady at % OoC9
= 30
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-01-21

The JAMES RIVER CANAL Il Q.
Washington telegrspbs TO the Peters-
burg Nelcs:
"The sub com mittee OF the House
Committee on Roads and Canals are
agreed IN favor OF the James river and
Kapswhs canal project. There is good
reason TO believe the measure will be
favorably viewed by other members OF
the committee. The ST. Louis inter
est is earnestly pressing the measure
for q ship-causi at the month
OF the Mississippi river, and
their game il to get this through and
leave all other schemes in the iurch.
1t will require the highs:. ability. irfa-
ence, and energy at Washington to
avail this scheme"
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ROME.
The Pope's Successor.

ROME, January 20.-It is learned on
the highest authority that the Pope
has, at the instigstion of the Jesuit
Cardinal Faraquini, resolved on the
election OF successor to the Pontl6cate
BY acclamation OF the Cardinals present
at his death. All opponents will be
excluded from the conclave to take
place after that event.
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FOREIGN.
RUSSIA.
Reception.

ST.. PETERSBURG, January 2O.-The
American Minister gave q brilliant bsll
last night, which was largely attended.
The attendance included number Of
the aristocracy and elite Of the capital.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-01-21
TINGLE & ISHAM,
08 MAIN ST.,
WHEELING.

Teas
Io Half CHEsTs ooLOSG, Go1D TO
4U choice,
. halfche.:ssouehon good TO choice.
- Japsn
"noYUsE" GuErowDxR.
~ haIf chests prime 10 choice
common.
aPTs0 suEY~ ouEPowpEn.
- matted boxes good 20 ehoics,
~ extra me,
10 half chests common 20 prime.
YouNo HYsoB.
shall CHI M choice.
We especially invite the attention OF the
trade 10 our large stock Of TEAS and To
BACCOe. all new and fresh, bought st low
TIN0LE II IRHAH.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-01-21
WEST VIRGINIA.
UNIvHR0ITY

The year be01ns In al Departmenh
WEDSKsDAY, SEHf.3, Is7I
Prof. y. q. Lyon, with . full stan o.
quaIinsd aafstants, has chsrge
OF the Pre1Aratogy Department.
Patrons seekiDS ipIormation In regard 10
the same win addres him.
Catalogues dascTibins the other Depart
ments msy be obtained frotn the secfetary
Of the Faculty, Prof. Geo W. 0loyef, nr The
undenigned. ALEX MAkIlS,
President.
MoRGAxrowx, Wv a sD1l
auRfdec f-.
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J.. G.. ALDEReoN,
NFNERAL MANAGER, WESr VIE
U 6INIA Department.,

Life Association Of America,
And Yfrs Insurance Broker, will plses
riskg In suy ConDanSes destrsd. :omoe
lSl1 Markef stsssS whaling W.. Va.
JAMS eeg
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The BrookIyn Navy Hard.

Things are dull at the Brooklyn Navy
Yard, With repairs on the Florida ard
Minnesota. The monitor Dictator 10
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-07-08

THEATRICAI.-ThC performance ut
guirc and Austin Combination was
very crcditable, notwithstanding the
many iuconvcniCnceS the troupe Was
subjected to. MIR. and Mrs. Austin, i'll
their Incompatible Louaye drill, as
toniShcd the audience bytheir deXtrouS
manipulations Of the muskct, and
were greeted with prolonged applause.
The performance throughout was well
received by those i'll attendance, who
gave tokens of their appreciation Of
the ability of the performers in well
deserved applause.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-07-08

At the meeting OF the COuutN Com
missioncrs yesterday, the following
business was transacted:
Hills AlIowej:
T. j. Tcnnant, Recorders fees,
1926 -; w. NJ. Gates, Justices fees,
SJ6: :. Sampson, nurse, SsI: NJ. Be-
rowsky, Coroner's fees Qnquests).
Sl69 Is; +. +. Fine, surveying, $40 90;
NJ. Il. Chamblin, 500; II. Cowrithan,
Fest-house supplies, $50; NJ. X. Cham
bin. $40; j. Horn, wood, s6 80; J.
Chryslcr. Pest-house nurse, so; J.. j.
kcrnccn, nurse. So; W. Biddlcmyer,
bread, IS; G.. W. Woods, team hire,
$40; California Lodging House, bed
ding, $50; II. Wood, Jr., Pcst-house
supplies, S2i: II. II. Hall. Pest-house
supplies, So ~; Oberieldcr Il llarri-
son. merchandise. Sl55 81; NJ. Walsh.
horse hire, $40; r. J. Schneider. drugs,
Sl03 -; II. NJ. Realty, Justices fees.
SlMS %; y. Finneean. Jailer'S fees,
$3.50; f.. T.. Phillips, Commits
sioner's salary, $50; w. n. Sea
ton, Treasurer's salary. Si00: j.
II. Rcecc, County Physician, sl01 80:
Frank Hook, hospital nurse, $50 81:
w. Z. Haskell. merchandise, Sl22 10;
Carl Soderland. hosI ital nurse. S24l 30:
c. IL. Schwamb. undertaken. Sl45; Eu-
reka Meat Market, meat. 81 II; Ed.
Schaefer. board for prisoners AMI indi-
gem sick, S2l2; j. Ilarkens. carpenter,
SIS 10; :. Il. Bell, Constable'S fees,
$3.50 20; e. c. Wallace. Assessors sal
AIRY, sl,o59; =. Mcbride, C~orstable's
fees, $40 -; J. NJ. smith. %ianitor. 50;
Eureka Water Warks, wafer. SIS: NJ.
| Walsh, livery. $50; G.. W. Baker, Dis
trict Attorney, 500; Francis RILEY.
street cleaning, so; T.. &. Arnold.
school Census Marshal. Sl25: City
Cassidy. printing. So 50; Hiram
Johnson, merchandise. S1l 81: J. +.
Ramsey, stationery, $40 -; W. b.
Taylor. printing. 81; :. =. Kelly, ST.
perintendent of Public schools $50.
Bills Reject al.
J. A. Palmer, Sl7 p; W. Il. Taylor.
two bills, $; J. Lewis, board for
smallpox patients, 5.
Laid Over.
S. Freedman, merchandise. So 80: J.
ChuySicr, nurse, $; oberfeldvr Il
Harrison, s..
Inc Orders were mauc:
That IL communication from the
Board of School Trustees he received
and placed on file.
That communication from Mrs.
Hussey be received and placed on
file.
That the monthly report OF DR.. J..
II. Heece. County Physician be re-
ceived and filed.
That the report of Or. NJ. Il. Cham
bin he received and filed.
That the quarterly statement OFFS. b.
Bell, Constable, he received and filed.
That the Auditor be instructed 10 draw
Il warrant ON the Treasurer of Eureka
county, in favor OF the Treasurer of
Lander county, for the amount of
money i'll the Lander county debt fund.
That the bills and receipts, SEN, to the
Clerk from lali>adc be returned To
Will. y. Rabbits with instruction>that
they are not properly presented. and
thai the BOARD cannot ACT upon them.
That the Public Administrator file am
additional bond in place of George D..
Ludgrecn anc VIM. Wermuth. With
drawn. That the quarterly statement
of the County Clerk be received and
placed Oh file.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-07-08

\ CHALLENGE vii. run the horse
John Dennis against bug known
here as Sorrel George, 600 yards, over
the Willows Race Course. with leo
pounds upon each. for $500 a side. at
any time the Dug party may name
for the next twenty days. Man and
money can be found any day at the
Palace saloon. j.. y. CRABB.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-07-08

To TYBo.-J. i. McG;ec, of the Typo
Consolidated Company, left town YES
tcrday for that District by private con
ypNantp.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-07-08

+. LoEwY, agent for all California
sequence of the present Irregular arri-
val of the Government mails, he has
made Il contract with Wells. Fargo &
Go. for the shipment of his papers,
which enables him to deliver the same
to his subscribers regular every morn
ing early. jyi