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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-08-25
TO THE MEMBERS OF THE REPUB.
lICAM PARTY OF EUREKA
COUNTY.

At a MEETING OF THAT POrTIoN
~ OF the Republican County Central Conn
miitcc of Lander county, now residing i'll EH-
reha county, holden at the town of Eurcka.
Juno st, 1874. the following preamble and
resolutions were adopted:
Whereas, The undcrsiG ned were, by the
last Republican Convention of Lander county,
appointed Il Sub-Central Committee, to fur
thcr the interests of the Republican party in
that portion of Lander count, now comprised
within the limits of Eureka county: and
Whereas said Eureka county has since been
created out OF the territory embraced within
the original jurisdiction vi SAID Sub-Ccntral
Committee; and
Whereas the Republican party Of said Eu-
rcka county is without Central Committee
or other organl2 alton: d
Whereas it is deemed ncceSSary and expcdi-
eht for the turtherance of Eepu blican princi-
ilcS. well a for the success and harmony
of the party, to organiA the Republican par
ty of Eureka county by the APPOINTMENT Of II
Coanty Central Committee to hold until the
meeting of the sepHblican Convention i'll Eil-
reka county: therefore, be it
Resolved. hat the following named per-
sons be, and they hereby are, appointed 4
Central Committee in and for Eureka county,
with all the powers nsua iy vested in such
committees to hold until tha meeting OF the
first Republican County Convention Of Eurc-
ka county:
Il. Hamilton. Vanderbilt.
q. Ball lioo>;,c Mountain.
Nm. NJ Shipley, diamond Valley.
Ar hibald Turner, faulhner'S iianch.
4. Il. Mckenzie. Dulderberg Hill.
W. +. Griffin. !'aliSadc.
J. +. Marchant, aii,:,le.
Frank Main, i,uby Hill.
Hudson Dill. Ruby Hill.
". l.. DE Witt tortez.
". =. Haskell, Eureka.
" l.. iiarrub, Eureka.
Thomas Wren. Eureka.
James l.. Smith, Eureka.
Rudolph Leuhinger, Eureka.
Clay Simms, Eureka.
}. ii. Lukens, Eureka.
John II. Morrison. Eureka.
{. +. Horn, Eureka.
Hiram johnson. Eureka.
J. :. " hilton, Eureka.
Jacob Nandcrlti,h, Eureka.
Joseph Tognini, Eureka.
Frank Wittcnbcrg. Eureka.
Thomas :. Douglas, Eureka.
And be it further,
Ecsolved. That having appointed a commit
tee which it is earnestly hoped will give en-
tire satisfaction tn every membe of tho Re-
publican party in Eureka county; deeply inl-
pressed with the correctness OF the doctrines
inculcated by the National ierublican party;
sansuHe OF the ultimate triumph of those
liberty and justice, and feeling that our d;ti 5
here cease. we hereby most respectfully re-
sign our official connection with said commi,-
tee. JOHN +. RAMSEY, Chairman.
l.. ". GROIN Elk.
WM. HEAD.
Eureka, June |, 1874. jeo
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K. A.. u. B.

DEGrLAR MEETINGS OF nAoD-lSEE
IN hetreat No. II. X. \. L. H., will be he'd
at add Fellows hall every NJ. MAY EN IN
ING. Special meetings. at the call of the
;. q. ;. sr knights of sister retreats in
good standing are coIdiaily invited 10 attnnI.
:. T.. hEi.Ll, :. u. :.
HLNi. G. f.EvY, Eeeorlcr. Jei
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Rebekah Charity Degree, L.0.0.F.

i Rebekah Charity Degree Lodge. l.. q. o.
f.. will be held until further notice on the
first and third FRIDAYS of each month.
Hour OF Meeting, 5 o'clock r. NJ
s'rtf ". II. DAVENPORT, \. q.
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No, No.

And in accordance with law, ard an order
oi the Board of Directors. made on the tl-
ttenth day of July, ls7i. so many. shares Of
each lareel OF such stock may b. neeessa-
rH, viii be sold ut public at:ction at the office
h. Company, IA Montgomery street. on
h,-i;,ny. ss.e SeNessth Eay fS"pt.ss..
Dar. 1874, at the hour of twelve o'clock at
neon, @, such day, to lay delinquent assess-
hirn"s thereon, together with Gusts of adver-
tisin. and expenses Of the safe.
+. 7. BEACH, Secretary.
r oi'iee: No. i2i Montgomery street. San
Francisco, California aula-td
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GUNS AND PISTOLS
OF Every Pattern.

Also. ammunition. and every other article in
tbs sporting line.
A large assortment of
VOstelsh0l,n'~ Cutlery. Butchers
Tools. Caii1Orisia.ins.te
Carving sets. tNzOrs.
And all other goods Partainlng to this line, at
ths lowest figures.
Eepuiring done with neatness and dispatch.
Charges reasonable.
Eureka. Fob. Eth. 1874. fels-tf
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DELINQUENT NOTICE.

INIHEKA MINING AND SMEy.T.
II ing Company. Location Of principal place
OF business, san Francisco. California; loca-
tion of works, Eureka, Eureka county, Ne
vada. Notice: There are d,linquent upon
the following described stock, ON account of
assessment No. A levied on the 18th day of
February. 1874, the several amounts set OPP
poste the names Of the respective share
holders, as follows:
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-08-25

Furnished House to Rent,

'l'o RENT-TllE HOUSE FORMER "a
| ly occupied by Col. Robbins. on I:2
North Main street. Apply to
augl2-tf GEO. I'll lAClIER 4 Co.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-01-01
THE OLD AND THE NEW YEAR

1HE OLD AND THE NEW YEAR.
The death of the old and the birth Of the
new year possesses more or less significance
for all of us. To ono class 1t marks
another step toward the realization of the
rosy dreams of young imagination; to
another, whose shadows fall upon life's
downward hillside, it brings back the men.-
cries, the scenes and the events Of other
days. We all live in either the past or the
future. Human -psfurc is SO constituted
that VIC rarely prize the present II is not
what we are, but what We have been or
what VIC shall be, upon which we love to
dwell. The feeling is as old as humanity
ITSELF, and of the very essence of our being
1t was born with U.s. and we can no more
divest ourselves of il than we can overcome
the impossible.
Life has been likened to a mighty river,
upon which we are all floating downward
nad downYard into the great ocean of
eternity. For some the waters are bright
and clear and sparkling; the voyage is one
ofpeacc and pleasure. sailing on and on
amidst faroring breezes. the perfume of
Aic SAS ain thS cohs W biANs- VA SshNiS
the waves are rough and the skies are dark.
There are shadows and quicksands and
shipwrcckS: The loss of friends, suffering
and sorrow, misfortune and distress. But
the end is all the same for those who
pluckcd the roses and for those who gath
cred only the thistles and the thorns. We
are all fastening to the one inevitable goal,
bearing with us the record of good and of
evil. of wisdom and of folly, Of opportunity
improved or thrown away.
Tie ,,eginE;ug of the new year, however,
is asSoc:9trd with all that is best and bright
est in or lives. 1t marks fresh departure,
when new resolutions are formed; when
cnm:tics are forgotten; when the broken
tics of love and friendship are rejoined;
when we renew the struggle TO be better
Comes 20 us green spot in the long and
weary march through tho wilderness of life,
with softening influences of charity and
brotherhood and love. Enshrined in poetry
and art, in the sweetest and tenlerest ieel-
ings of our nature New Years is pecu-
liariy day of joy and graduation. 1t car
ries with il lessons OF peace and Of hope
OF all that is best and noblcst in our human
iiy. A resting point i'm the years that be
long 10 US, standing between the past and
the future. it imposes upon us all benef-
cencc and good WILL 4 greeting TO all the
world, 10 men Of every race and every
cline of "A MERRY NEW YEAR,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-01-01

THE Philadelphia Press of yesterday con-
tanned the following candid notice of the
Hon Caleb Gushing, our newly appointed
Minister to the Court of Madrid:
"President Grant has not 50 completely cap
tured the people by any recent appointment as
by that of Caleb Gushing as American Minister
to Madrid. There is a remarkable propriety in
this selection. Caleb Gushing has outlived all
party passions. In fact, he has outliyed seve-
raj great parties. Originally Wing and
Wing leader, he gravitated into the Democratic
party through the side door of Tylerism in
1s41-'44, and without being much of an inter
mediate politician he bloomcd into Democrat,
when Franklin Pierce made him his Attorney
General in 1858. That administration rather
ripened his Democracy, and in 1850 he presided
over the Democratic convention at Charleston,
which broke in twain in consequence Of the
Douglas disaffection. The war evidently dis
solved all Gen. Cushing's political prcjudices.
80 word fcl, from him in sympathy with the re-
scIlion. With his love OF literature and society,
and especially of the society OF the foreign le-
cations, he was rarely quoted among the parti-
s.us of that exciting period. but acted rather
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-01-01
luPtVNCHttU1ss
l'RlZE LIST:

"a, go Prizes $3.50, 900
The title to the shove real estate Is guaranteed
perfect. -.-5-t
The liberal terms Of this scheme brings It within
the reach of all-the greatest opportunity ever
offered for the poor man to rise 70 wealth.
PRICE OF TICKETS:
Single tickets, r. 90: Eleven Tickets S25; Fifty
SIX Tickets ti2'; One Hundred and Fineen Tick
The drawing will be made under tho superintend-
ence OF committee, appointed by the highest on
Gals IN the State duly sworn the faithful per-
The highest oncials, both OF city, county and
STATE have not only Endorsed Mir. Abeies- but also
The demand for tickets Is unparalleled, and all
desiring to participate In the drawing should at
once form their Clubs and send In their orders.
Agsntswanted In all States, cities and towns In
tho United States and Cauadas.
A0rMOncy should be sent by Registered Letter,
Post Oace Order or Express, with the full address
of the purchaser in plain writing.
Every package Of II tickets has chance to win II
prizes but positively certain to win ono, while
person ont or every ten who purchases package OF
II Is bound to win two prizes.
For further information and particulars send for
irculars TO the Manager and Proprietor, and ad-
= SIMON ABELEs,
se2oSTuTham LsavenWorsh, knnsas.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-01-01

THE receipts from internal revenue yester-
day were S2s4,I19 making total for the
month of December Of IS ore ,9S3, an increase
of more than one-and-s-quar:er million dol
lars over the receipts Of November, those for
that month having been Sc, zs4 900, for Octo-
Der SO, sos 900, and for September sS,s2i 600.
The total since the beginning Of the fiscal year
is 81, S26, All. The engineers strike on vari-
Gus railroads has delayed the arrival Of mails
to an extent that has seriously diminished the
statement for this month. though the certif-
Gates of deposit arc ess route to the Department,
and will show in the report for next month.
The Secretary OF the Treasury speaks more
hopefully than heretofore of the condition Of
the national Treasury, and expresses the belief
that with continued increase IN the amoua;
of receipts and large reduction IL public ,t4l-
diturcs the necessity for !Tidltional taxation
may be lrrssened.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-01-01
THE CITY IN 1873.

In another portion of this Journal will be
found three interesting local articlcs-onc
resume of the principal events in the city
during the year which has just closed; The
second, a review Of the principal public and
private Improvements which have been
made during 1873, and tine third the local
neurology of the year. To the second, Civ,
ing in general way the growth and pro
gress of the city, We desire to call particular
attention. --,--=s2-I
Washington has made Marvellous strides
IN the path of progress and prosperity
Turing the twelve months which have just
come 20 IN end. Private enterprise has
kept pace with Piiblic improvements; our
business men and private citizens have
Caught the spirit of the time and contrib
slte;l. each in his own way, TO the adorn-
ment and improvement OF the capital. As
will lac seen, hundreds of persons of
wealth and position from other sections of
the Union have cast thrir fortunes with Us,
erecting elegant residences, and in numcr-
ois o.hcr ways aiding our growth and de-
veiopmcni. In every portion of the city
new piaces Of trade and commerce have
.Gecn ,..''it; new banking houses, new stores,
nc;y ,';,ssTciies. new theatres, and so many
improvements and alterations have been
mai. -;--e might say HOW hotels, Washing
IN l,.= made more substantial growth in
,,,.. ,.c,r ius, closed than in any year since
To- Fx;s,ci,cc: and we doubt if there is any
,;,.- in. lac Union which csn show the same
u,:g,;j;ecnt results in the same space OF
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-01-01

Tue capitalists Of England are forming an
organization against the trades unions. Ii ever
the struggle should begin between labor and
CAPITAL the contest will be terrific one, and it
is difficult to sec where it will end. That the
interests Of the two should be unitcd and har-
monized for the benefit of each is the plain and
obvious lesson which both should learn.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-01-01

RECENT statistics show that there arc about
three hundred colleges In the United States
A contemporary thinks that TO classify seventy.
five per cent. OF these institutions under &c
pretentious title lie absurd, an opinion in
which we entirely coincide. The majority OF
these establishments would be called grammar
schools in the older European countries.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-01-01
TO THE PUBLIC.

The business Office of The REPUBLICAN for
the present will continue at Tenth and d
streets, at which place all persons having bust
ness relations with the paper wi! call. Due
notice vii! be given Of the removal of the
business department to tho new REPUBLICAN
building
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-01-01
Died.

HILL,-At the Academy of the Sacred Heart Of
Nary, Maryland avenue southwest, Sister MARY
JOSEPH HILL, o. s. D., in the thirty-nnth year Of
her age.
The funeral will take place from st: Dominic 9
ceurch ON Friday, January 2 At $50 o'clock .. H.
DAY.-On the aiss uit, TREssA, danehter Of T.
p. and Joe Day, aged fifteen months aud twenty
Her funeral Will tale place from her parents res
tespce, eerner Eighth and streets northwest, this
afternoon at 3osclock.
HENRY. JR., only son Of Vim. H. and Henrietta
Adams, aged two years and twenty-five days.
Funeral on Friday, January 2. 1874, at p. H.,
from the residence Of his parents, sos Fourteenth
street northwest. Relatives and friends Of the
family respectfully invited to attend. "
tNew York and Elizabeth N. ~ papers copy.1
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-01-01

THE Pennsylvania Railroad Company is re-
ducing the salaries of its employees, and put
ting up the rates Of freight. This is the way
the railroad monopolics generally work. To
cap the climax, its vice president wants fly
millions of dollars from Congress to form
another connection I'm the interest of the dear
Deople,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-01-01

Tue financial crisis appears to have ex-
tended to Berlin. Large commercial failures
are reported i'm that city, and the prospect is
said to be gloomy. What has become OF the
French indemnityi
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-01-01
PROPOSALS FOR OIL FOR ls.4-s.
TrEasrrY DEPARTMENT.

TEEASrrY DEPARTMENT
OFFICE OF rHE LIGHT-HocsE BoAED
WASHINGTON, Nov. :t~IS.l
Sealed proposals will be received al this -oaee
until ! o'clock. p; NJ on W pNsSDAI. the :t6
thousand tss. oCo gallons Of the quality winter
strained pure Sperm; Cola, or Lard oil. for the
United States Light House Service. according to
the specifications bearing date above. copies OF
which may be had. after November 81. u plitra-
ton to the Light House Board: the Light iiousr
inspector, Tompkinsvilr, Staten Island, n. ":
the Ltght-llousc Inspector at No. ~ Pcmhc.toa
Square, Boston. Mass: and the List;- House Ia
spector as Detroit. Mich.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-01-01
PROPOSALS FOR DREDGING

U.S.. ENGfSEEgpFrtcEt
THIRD STORY UNION RANk ECILpiSG, l.
FAYETTE. NEAR CHARLES STREET,
BALTIMORE. Mo-. D~cen,bcr e. ls1a.'
Proposals for dredging in the South Branch et
foik and above the crossing of The Norfolk and
FefersburK railroad, will Inc received untitnoon os
after,
The right to reject any bid Is reserved
Blank forms. specifications aud any desired H.
formation can be had on duplication at this Office.
de3o-et Major Of Enxinesrs' U.S
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-01-01

The Journal founded by Horace Greeley
thinks the Republican party is reckless. u
was not reckless enough to 60 where the
Tribune would lead it eighteen months ago
into the camp Of the Democracy.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-01-01

The majority of our exchanges seem to
think tina: there will be general resumption
of business with the new year. In Phila-
delphia and otDr large manufacturing centres
the prospect has decidedly improved during
the last two weeks, and grows better and
better every day.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-01-01

TWENTY-FIVE MILLION seven hundred thou
sand dollars will be required to run the city OF
New York next year. The reform editors OF
that city who are devoting SO much attention
to Washington would do well to look to thei-
own household.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-01-01

Tickets, DO; HalfTlckets, %; QuNricrs,
$3.50.
- Our lotteries are chartered By the State. arc
always drawn at the time named, and all rawlings
under the supers sion OF sworn commissioners.
~ The ofaci0 drawing will be published In the
chascrs Tickets.
~ We will draw similar scheme the last day
every month during the year 1879. -
II Rsmik az QyE risk by POST OFFICE MONEY
OnDEKS, REGISTERED LETTER, DRAFT, or
EXPRESS. Send fora circular. Address
MURRAY, MILLER 4 CO.,
-. Louis. No.
Pdst o6ice Box, 2A3. myi-TuTh&Sif
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-01-01
MEDICAL.
FET@TS3A

tnis unparalleled specific is compoundsfiu nature
taDci atdry, and from ITS magic power abts prrce-
dcnied achievements the most eminent men IN this
nnffoir have. AFTER thorough and FEST. pro-
nSuncedi II the only Sovereign Remedy for Hnsdst'S
Disease and Diabetes: also all Urinary, Bladder And
minds o. many our claims may seem pre- pOsteroas I'd
accomplish with Bethesda " ater that which has %.
long and still con 10 bafae medical scicHce We,
ask but test Do not allow sour skeptei,m TO "
yoer peril. II BETHES don Z cure YOU IL cant-ef
eerntDly DO you any injury. Therefore avail: your
sell OF The most pleas nj ne efficient curative agent
ever onered to suffering haHaNiIf. The Water Is
I9r sale q CHARLES STOTT q co. - Drug Store.
no, ~ Pennsyivania avenue E<u1ss or spurious
waters. Ask for Bethesda No-o other house has
LOT sale N This city or District bnt SrOTT 60.
Seho ior eireulars ard Bethe-ds Adv0cate.
- RICHARD DGi<BAk.
prectof and General Manager. Beti. essiz syrings.
MAsnN6IoS. u. c., December ., ,ss3 det5-Iy
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-01-01
EDUCATTONAI.
od g.AsHI Sg BUSINESS COLLEGE; p,

MAeHINGT0N BUSINESS COLLEGE,
CORNER or SEVENTH AND L STREETS,
recetves ladies, well gentlemen at any time,
An4 - reasonable rates Of tuition, scourse
g Issruesion nd tr.inins sspscialy deslened to
tne G!aduate e0clent IN the ppactieal Affairs
Of Ute. and thus sos1peesnt for seaksupporS The
ceSrs9 SspeclAnx vslaahie to those vho wis1f -
iss - q. ~ sassA ne ss.s sppert..l.y for
young Geneemeu end tor young lAdieS between the
afs Mtwelye sad twenty years. -,
The Iv0otn9 0oDntons o&o specially 4eslRned for
men and women and yooths Wkoare eneaeed during
the day and seek promotion.
The Bustness Course comprtses: Business Arith-
metic, Grammar, Composition and Correspondence
Commercial Geography, Spelling, Reading and Dee
ihevarioss branches II business, Sssises Pfas.
tice, Commercial Law, Political Economy and Incl
dental Lectures. The course q taught % two az
Iafsment{, The PrepSratory Dcpartmeht aud the
The rates Of tui!0n, ~ the lnstalment plan. place
the Advantage Of this Institution within the reach
Of an. Students are received at amy time.
Graduates receive the Diploma OF the National
Association Of Business Colleges.
For particular. Information call At the college or
desi-st H. C. SPENCER, President.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-01-01
EoR POTOMAC RIVER LANDINGS.


M EfCH ANTS LIN VI STEAMSHIPS
-NI BETWEEN
WASHINGTON AND NEW YORK.
Hereafter the fine steamships F.. e.: KNIGHT sad
JOHN GIBSON will make regular WEEKLY
TRIPS EETWEEN NEW YORk.ALEXANDEiA.
WASHINGTON and GEORG ETOWN. as follows:
Leave New York from Pier ~ East River every sat
urday at p. m. Leave Georgetown every Friday
at a. m. an, Alexandria thc same day at T. m.
For fall information sppIy To- u. l.. A. DENHAM,
agent ONCE and wharf, ii Water street, George
Town. or at The corner of Seventeenth street and
New York avenEe. j. ". THOMPSON.
ll-tf srJ.Siu den
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-01-01
STATE LOTTERIES.
HAVANA LOTTERY.

Important Notice.
For the coming drawings, commencing January
we have reduced the price Of tickets IS follows:
Whoics, S2o; halves. eio; fourths, D; nftis, 81;
We are prepared 70 All all orders. Circulars sent
Bank Bills, Governments, etc. ..--0
TAYLOR & CO.. Bankers,
: de25-6t II wall Street. New York.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-01-01
RELIGIOUS NOTICES.

k~eE IRST cor q u EG ATlONAL
be deferred until 'TRiDAY EVENING. at S:3o
o'clock. Standing Committee will meet at clock.
~METROPOLlfA u. e. -CHUBCA,
S DR.. Tiffany, pAstor.-Watch night service,
D. M, December 81. Fourth Quarfefly Confer.
ence, Friday, 1:0 p. m. y January 2, 1874. dc3i
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-01-01
,~PRINCIPAL OFFICE
g FnEEDMAN'S SAVINGS AND Trust

COMPANY.
wAsuISGroN, d. g.. Sept. y lsss.
NOTICE TO DEPOsiTOEs.-Fron and after this
date and until further notice this Company will APP
ply its rule requiring SIXTY DAYS notice OF ii,-
IGNITION 10 Withdraw deposits.
n Aefuar
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-12-21
AL E. XANDRIA.

THB BLACK FLAG.-ThieviDg has become 80
me III The country Immediately surrounding
this city, that nothing is safe tiat is left tor a
moment uneuarced. Failing by other methods
to prevent d. predations upon his farm, Justice
y. %. kerby, OF Mount Vernon township, Fair
fax comfy, has provided himself with ! br ace
81 rtyolvers, a double bsrreled shotgun two
savage dogs, and having hoisted a black flag
upon his gate post, threatens to give no quarter
To any one seen upon his pre- rnises after dark.
THs RUNAwAYs.-Julisn ChaunCey and
Mark Evans, the boys who ran :, hars
about two weeks ago, for the purposs =. .-...f...
circus, returned last night in charge of Mr.
I'm Chauncey. who had, in response to their
urgent appeals, been sent for them, and express
y oeeire 10 remain at home for the rest OF their
lives.
DURING FIGIT in a slaughter house day
before yesterday between two small coIored
ooys, one Of them, named Bill % alley. threw "A
kLlfe at the other, named Aaron Odeu. the
point OF which pierced thick evercoat and en-
red the ann, inhicting a painful bat no.
dangerous wound.
A FATAL DISEASE is prevailing among the
chickens In this city. MIR. Charles Grimes. wac
lives on the corner of st. Asaph AMI PrincaSs
streets, has had twenty-nine ID die Of i: within
tne last two weeks.-Gdzsfte, 18th.