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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-01-20

The Corcoran Art Gallery was opened yester
day to the inspection of a number of invited
guests, but without ostentation or formal cere-
monies of any kind. MIR. Corcoran was present.
as were the much respected gentlemen who. as
trustees and curators of the institution, have
aided him in putting his noble benefaction in
readiness to be enjoyed by the public. Itwas
pleasant TO see, by the continuous and most
hearty marks of respect shown to Mr.. Corcoran
by the visiting throng, that the value of his
prineely gift is appreciated, both by those in
terested in American art and in the welfare of
the capital city. Agreeable surprise was ex-
pressed, and by those who by travel and culture
were competent to speak, that so much had been
accomplished in the start in the way of great
nrst-clas gallery. With the large resources of
the Institution, guaranteeing the ability to COM
mand the fine art markets of the world it re-
quires no prophet to tell what this gallery will
become, with the selections of few years added
TO the fine selection already obtained. 1t will
be the prayer of every lover of art, and of every
good citizen of Washington that the founder of
me gallery may live many years and see the
iuh frultion OF the tree he has so well planted.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-01-20

Probably no illustrated newspaper ever went
wider Of the mark pictorially than YESTERDAYS
Graphic did in what purports to be a portrait of
the late Charles Astor Bristed,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-01-20

Ii Is said that the Senate will cohhrm Judge
Waite ofi-hand. He is the man they have been
waiting for. He Is . man OF weight.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-01-20

TOTAL, ZOO GIFTS, ALL CASH,
amounting 81 800 900
THE CONCERT AND DISTRIBUTION OF GIFTS WILL
POSITIVELY AND UNEQuIvOcALLY TAKE PLACE ON
THE DAY NOW FIXED, WHETHER ALL THE TICK Ers
AR sol D on Ncr, ANp rHR ~ 900 elFTs ALL PAip
IN PROPORTION TO THE NUMBER OF TICKETS SOLD.
PRICE OF TIOK Frs:
Whole tickets, $50; Halves, Is; Tepths, or each
Tickets for q 900; lis Whole Tick for Is 0OO IA
Whole Tickets for $1,000. No discount on less than
$500 worth Of Tickets.
TAO. e. BRAMLETTR,
Agent Public Library KY, and Manager Gin
Concert, Public Library Building, Louisville, Ky.
janl6- I'm ,tuAf
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& U n A RID LIN Z
NOTICE.

With the view OF dimiBishirg the chances of col
lision, the Steamers Of this Line will henceforth
axe specified course for all seasons of the yeer
On the outward passage from Queenstown 10 Ne
ork or Boston, crossing Meridian of 81 at as lat
or mott ing to the north OF as '
On the hemeward passage, crossing the Meridian
OF 80 at ~ lat, or nothing TO the north Of a.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-01-20
In THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT
Oh COLUMBIA.

Hodtns a SPECIAL Term, January 10Th, 1874
In the case of James +. Gross, administrat,r
of SOPHIA ARNOLD, deceased, the administrator
aforesaid has, with the appreciation of the Supreme
Court Of the District of Columbia aforesaid appoint
ed TUESDAY, February 18th. A. u. 1874, il O'Clock
a. M, for the final settlement and distribution of the
personal estate Of said deceased and of the assets in
hand, as Tar as the same have been collected and
turned into money, when and where all the credi.
tors and heirs of said deceased notified to attend
with their claims properly youched, or they NAV
otherwise by law be excluded from all benefit in
said deceased's estate: Prouided, a copy of this
order be published once a week for three weeks IN
The Evening Star previous to the said day.
Test: A. WEBSTER,
Janp-tuS Register Of Wills.
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LOST AND FOUND,

OsT-On Saturday evening, the Nth instant on
u 18Th street, between Pennsylvauia aud New
YORK avenues, q BLK AND WORSTED VEST
], 43s Louisiana avenue. ian10 as
/ OST:-S5 REWARD,-On Sunday evening
- last, on Pennsy lvsnia avenue, between 25th
street n; W. and Georgetown bridge, q FUR MUFF,
which the finder will please retutn to No. IOI 8
Zoth street u. and receive above reward. il9 Sc
/ OsT-On last Friday night, either at the Y M .
- U. A. or between there and 47y II street n w, 4,
Bound EAR RING, set with five small Garnet
stones The Under will be rewarded by leaving it at
80 n stIeet. Janl92'
CAME TO TIE PREMISES OF THE sUB
~ scriber, Rhoan Buffalo COW, three - =,
tar marks on right side. The owner willSl ~
come iorwars, prove property, pay for thisXA
advertisement, and take her away WIN WOODY
Butcher. Georgetown Market. jauls ST.
Il OsT-In the Marsh Market, on the I'm inst
- SIN ALL POCKEr.BOOK, Containing some
Receipts, two Keys, and certificate No 4357 ON the
Board Of Public Works for $50 in favor OF VIM.
heid PARTIES are hereby cautioned not to negoti.
ate Inc same, as payment has been topped Iibe-
raI reward Offered for same. Apply to DENNIS
$1,000, c9Sner Hth and X street northwest,
Weenhs,on, ~. ". janl93t'
SIRAYED AWAY OR STOLEN-On January
- nth, 1874, four BED CATTLE One -
large BED cow, with q white belly; tbeS ~
other with her ear split. Two " earrings, one8U.
l1ght red; the other brndle, with star in fore.
head Any information given so 1 can get them 7
Will pay liberal reward. Address Silver Hill POST
once, Prince Georges county, Md.
Janl7-S' REUBEN MEITZLER
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LIMITED STATES PA1ENT OFFIGE.

N. A.. WAsHINGToN, D, q. January Eth, 1874.
On me petition Of DANIEL W AYRES, Of Shell.
don, Illinois, praying for the extension Of a patent
gIanted TO him on the I'D day Of May, 1850, for an
Improvement In Grain Binding NJ hines:
II IS ordered that the testimony in the case be
Cnseo on the list dey of April that the time for
TED to the LIST day Of May next said pc iton
De heard on the 9Th day of May Next. Any persoa
Jsn20-tst MD. LEGGETT. Commissioner.
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BOARDING.

EURNIsHHp ROOMS WITH BOARD-Frcnt
Il and back ROOMS will be rented reasonable
with Board. Also Table Board charges moderate
Call at el1 street, between 9Th and 9th. dec3l I'm
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rFBOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS,
Wy DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA,
WAsHINGToS, } An. IA, 1874.
REWARD.-A reward Of wenty Dollars will be
pad Ter the apprehension and conviction before the
Police Court OF the District of any party or parties
guilty OF inJuring, defscipg destroying the wood.
en- park fences eyected BY the Board of Public
Wort on the streets and avenues of the cities of
Washington and Georgetown.
By order of the Board.
CHAS. s. JOHNSON,
jsnli6t IChrop. "a Rep.I secr.tary.
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vs. TO LADIES
W. How sad II 10 TO see q youngw ife, Q mother
Of family, who requires all her physical strength
to fulnl her household dutes aud all her moral ca
pacfties to accept the responsibility which falls upon
ner, 70 zee her prostrated, n osing every day her
why, bst yet suffering enought be utterly misera-
olel This state OF weakness and debility 10 more
istai 10 ner than severe spell Of sickness, for in
that case she will receive the proper care in the
other she will ingsr months after not think
lag worth while to- ee ply stefan about It, until
nature, exhausted. gives cot, and she Q carried to
the grave, when little precaution In proper time
en-, 70 cure, nothing can compare with the LONG
LIFE BITTERS Of Dn. l.. q. BERTRAM. They
are safe and infallible remedy against malaria,
dyspepsia, eostiveness, biHeusness. headaches,
morning ackness, and I complaints peculiar TO
sfsts, are, In consequence Of their virtue and
agreeable Taste, the medicine Sas szcsllssos FOR
edies. dec18-ly
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-01-20

On the hemeward passage, crossing the Meridian
OF ~ al u ist', or nothing TO the north Of a.
THE BRITISH AND NORTH AMERICAN
ROYAL MAIL STEAMSHIPS,
BETWEEN NEW YORK AND LIrERPooL.
C1LLLNG AT CORK HARBOR.
Ra.s HS NV Wsd ig gs5 u,r, 5aON B9srOy
!sya Wed Jan. IS Psrtsia SAT sat- Jan an, q q
Abyssinia Wed, Feb Atlas Sat Feb p
We'd F ss Il Is 6iSmsn. Feb Feb
r, And every following WEDNESDAY and SAT
UbDAT from New York -NU On
steamers marked thus do net carry steerags pas
RATES OF PAssAGE.-Cabin, $50, 500, and also.
soid: according 70 accommodation. Tickets to Pa,
Storage tickets from Liverpool and Queenstown,
sns KsnoR Eci Bs s.s HsT4
Antxerp, and other ports on the Continent aud for
see sp ply al the Compsny oee. n" S B1rp iss
TIetni Inr see1age passage, No. Ill Broadway,
jsnS-S S0'a' ccfaAs. G. rRANcKLYN, Agent,
GERhAN-AMERIoAN sAyINGs BANK,
The paid mp capital Of the German American Saw.
ines Bank 1rperated September aitS, Is2' under
$50, is $50 900 The total existing inde5tednes.' Of
the coronation (being the amount due depositoTs
sSs 0'nsf RI aI fsnf frsssa sa 80
6BkRIsTiAN kIPPEsT
s 4 = apSONShaIkBBs3N,
Distnicf Of CoIrnabia. Cry Of WASHINGTON. S..
l. VIM y. MattinRly, Secretary of the German.
solemnly swear that the above statement l. true 10
the best Of my kp9wlsdge and belief.
Subscribed and sworn to before me thi. 10Th dav
OF =, ahuary, ST., n. N. ROHREB,
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D,StT,d Of ColEmbia, Comfy Of Washington,
Chsrles Brad, sy, cashier Of the National Bank
belief. OHAS BRkHJEY Cssbiar u
Subscribed and sworn to before me this ION dav
CT January, 1874.
g., II. CLAY JOHNSON, Notary Public
Correct-Atfesf:
1t WI M I + + f' HsSf%AHsffsos Directors.
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= LAIHe and OALOInaD PLABTRR. Also,
al the di6ersnt vsrleties Of COAL and & OOb on
the most liberal terms for Gosh. Oncos, 613 lou
isiana avenue. and let street, between and sts.
ooutheest. wharf, foot OF d ytreet southssst
dec0-h WI. 9UIuAND.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-05-28
AROUT TO .GO UNDER."

\ private letter from Reno informs
US that the CresrcntiS about I "go I'M
der" 1t has been standing off" its
employees for some time with promises
Of help from Sutro. The tunnel king
put up a small amount. a short time
since, to keep the thing afloat. and
promised mor when necessary. He
has, however, failed to make good his
word, and the prospects are that with
in less than three weeks the places that
know the q escent now will know it no
more, forever. We are sorry for this,
because Uncle Lewis is undoubtedly
the brains and all the brain>) of the
~so-called independent movement.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-05-28
THE MINING INCEKE<TS,

REGARDING the mining interests OF
this State a. Il field for p%lundcr, the
thieves and sharks. who always lie in
wait To secure exclusive franchises.
have fastened uponthem; and through
the aid Of vicious and special le-i>la-
tlon. are attempting To Iaralv2e the
whole mining interest of the State.
Dne of the worst of these mine pirates
is the protector of the great scheme To
drain % the Com>tock Lode. The
grants given in aid of this enterpri>.
were. III proportion to the cost, benefit
20 be derived. and importance of is
completion, the largest ever extended
to any corporation in the country.
Finding that through the working of
the mines on that lode. by their own
er>, that the original object of the tun-
mel scheme can not be accom-
pills ed. the protector thereof goes be-
tore Congress and dcHtoHis additional
legislation to compel the owners of
mines to pay tribute to him and asso-
Gates III amy event. Ave, more; he
would even steal from the companies
now engaged in mining there. through
legal technicalilies and the legislation
which he is enacavoring to secure. the
very leads from which they are nov
mining the valuable minerals.
So runs an article in the Reno STATE
Jpn1H"t. And Vet there are men in
the state I'VE alludc to the >elf-styled
lseformerSl base enough to assist this
man Su'ro TO Il seat in The United
States Senate.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-05-28

CREMArIoN.-The New York World
has this humorous item about crema-
ton:
I'm the Vienna Exposition this mat
ter was practically eNeml lifted. On
one of the mysterious shelves WAS a
btttle marked No. H., containing three
and three-quarter> pounds of icrtiliZ-
ing material. the gloss result of an
Italian gentleman. who had probably
never l"en i'll such reduced circum-
stances before. The entire cost of put
ting him into a glass case was Just TWO
>hiilin-< and tourpcnce, English
money. This of itself is an item of
sufficient Importance 10 carry cOnvic-
ton To any >anc man. 1t only takes
three hours and about half a cord OF
wood 10 put a millionaire into a very
small glass bottle. The only difficult
" Ia lie apprchended is the inevitable
increase OF family jars. However. after
death. il will be always possible to put
a stopper in. which, during life, i
sometimes difficult"
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-05-28
THE CIVIL RIGHTS BILL.

The telegraph has already informed
us of the protr ,cted debate which pre-
t;x;, p;rh.s
... -, =,
bill oN II Seha {. Inc ohiett oi 'ht
bill is to remove all distinctions be-
,y.,o, tho ra.as We give below the
iif>' >e'tt'i' "h'Nii "fo
important feature OF the measure:
All citizens and other persons with
in the Jurisdiction of the United States
shall ie entitled to the full and equal
endowment of accommodations. advau-
ta.es. facilities and privileges of public
conyeyanccs on laui or water. theaters
and other places of amusement. and
also in common schools aud public in.
.titutions nf learning or beneyolence
Sunnortad in whole ear in mart by cen.
oral 1,xy and of ,rne. cries so
ca anj also institutions known rs
A~rr;rulfur,l COLLEGES. endowed by he
United states. subject only TO the
conditions and limitations es,ab-
Jished nv law. and apnli.able alike to
citizens of every race and color. re-.
oar1Ie>s Of any ~rrnyious condi ion of
seryitnda That any por>ou who shall
violate tho f~nrarninr section. hy dcny.
inc 10 any nar>o, enii,I. Ia lis bene.
IT'S. exccni for easons hy law apnIi.
cable 10 citiyanS eff eyary r,,, and
color. and regardless of airy previous
ondhion "f >e'Ni'uae' u il'Ii ENJOY
,acas ,a.;I;.ios and ]nriv;iera. in said
section hv aiding or melting such. shall
for every such otfen>e forfeit and pay
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-05-28
THE DRINKERS.

This society of reliyionists are hold
ing a National Convention at Girard,
Illinois. Our dispatches give a synop-
sis Of the proceedings OF yesterday.
Some curious resolutions are reported
as having been adopted. They pro-
pose to wear full beard, minus tie
mustache. The mustache is considered
an abomination in the sight of the
Lord. and not to be tolerated for a mo-
ment.
The Dunkers number $4,000 TO 10000
in the United States, and have some
thing near one hundred churches.
They are scattered throughout most of
the States of the Union. The society
had its origin in Germany nearly
20 years ago. The total membership
emigrated TO this country early i'll the
present century. The greatest share OF
them reside i'll Pennsylvania. Ohio.
Maryland, Virginia and Indiana.
They are a kind of otf-shoot of tire
Seveu.Day Bapti>tS, and believe that
immersion is the proper WY to get rid
of ones sins. Like the society of
Friends, they are opposed TO war, liti-
CATION and profanity. The taking of
interest on money is strictly prohibit
ed among them. In short. they are a
very plain kind of people. abhoring
everything that partakes i'll the least of
o>,eutation or display.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-05-28
san FRANCISCO. Nav p.

SNN tRANttStp. MdN -.
The wine and brandy shipments to
New York to-day hv the Colinua ag-
1regatcd 6,6S5 gallons, valued at
S2S.i5i.
Nasuuez was not taken to Salinas to-
dav. and the officers say they are Vet
undecided when they will start with
him.
The Centerville Mill and Mining
COMPANY filed articles of i%ncorpora-
ton today. The company propose to
work the Mckee Il Flanagan quartz
mine on Bar creek, Mariposa county,;
capita; stock. Sl.25O.ooo; $4,000 shares.
Directors: &. ID. q. Sullivan. Robert
Mckee. J. =. White, Robert Heating.
and T. j. Overs.
The South Mono Mining Company
was incorporated. to work IN the Ophir
Mining District. Utah. Directors: \.
7. Rrvant. \. II. Rutherford. d. G..
Mcdonald. James Morgan and G. \.
Balcour. Capital, S3,oNo,o00; in 10000
shares.
Articles of incorporation of the Ne
vada and Northern Telegraph Compa-
NY was filed to-day. The corporation
is formed for the purpose OF construct
ing IL telegraph line in Nevada, Ore
gon and Idaho. Directors and officers
for the first year are: \. =. Mincar.
President: G.. :. Dodge. Treasurer:
Martin Jones. Secretary: Col. Deanc.
Vice President. Capital stock 500, oW ;
900 shares. The aunOunt of capital
stock actually subscribed, $4,000. u is
the intention to construct Il single line
telegraph, to I've operated on the Morse
system. The line is &c I've run from
Winneinucca. New. to Boise CITY. Ida
hO. Ii is the most feasible route and
no Intermediate branches. II is cor
rcmplatea that the estimated length
will he % miles.
While Na>qUez was on al
the City Prison to-day. officers were
stationed along the lines of the waiting
visitors To importune each man to sign
protests against the reduction of their
salaries. This mprceuary utilization
of a prisoner caused great Indignation,
and the fact having been brought to
the knowledge of Mayor Otis. he wait
ed on Chief Cockrill. and promptly or
dered the show closed, which was done
az once.
\ lad named Lyons. working AT
Ei>don'> Iron Works. received in
iurie> this afternoon which will proba-
bly, rrove fatal. \ beam fell on his
head. traeturing his skull.
About 5000 people visited Nasquez
in the City Prison TODAY.
GreenbackS. SOL at 90.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-05-28

CHINAMAN KILLEp.-We corysthe
annexed item from the RereiiLe of the
18th:
Skyoodiclc, our Belmont correspond
ent, in a letter published elsewhere in
this paper, gives the account of the re-
cent killing at Hot Creek. OF a China
ma bv a nan named Crcsswell. This
Cresswell is the same mar on suspi-
cion of killing whom.on the road from
Phoebe TO Belmont. IA man was recent
" arrested in Pioche. He is a nephew
of Col. Harry l.. Thornton; and, ac-
cording To- our correspondents ac-
count, vas justified in the act.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-05-28

BUSINESS. - The Carson Tribwe
wants the offices of State Superintenl-
ent Of Public Instruction and State
MineralogiSt consolidated. This is. OF
course, a stroke of policy in the inter
est of the Reformers. There i, not
enough OF them to fill all of the OF
iice>, and hence the necessity of the
mooiei consolidation. Better abolish
the supreme Court, as We hear of nc
lawyers among these sacrificing pa
triol>.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-05-28
Sealed Proposals

N'llI. BE RECEIVED AT THE OFFICE
w of the County Clerk of Eureka county,
Nevada. up to ard inclading the 9TH day OF
June, ls7i, for furnishing medical ui.i and at
tendance for the i~nuigcnt SICK Of Eurcha
county in the Hospital, and out of the Hos
riral within the limits OF the town of Eureka:
said bids to be by the month for III" term oi
one var, from June l.. 81, To Jun II. 81.
to bid. and each bid must be accompanied BY
the diploma If the physician from some med
zeal college that he is II regularly sducatcd
physician.
Bids will also be received. at the same time
and Place. tor the care and board OF each Hos
pital patient per day. which must also include
the keeping Of said Hospital and furnishing
the sam. with necessary fuel and ether con-
vrLl"ncc> for the comturt of tbr inmates.
he fuard of County commissioners reserves
the night to reject any or all bids.
r. II. AhMuN, Clerk.
Eureka. Nevada, May ii. 1874. m6-td
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protection of the frontier of Texas
from Indian and Mexican depreda-
tons, Vas considered.
Ramsey introduced a bill to provide
for the payment of postage on printed
matter. etc. Referred. 1t Is the same
bill reported recently from the House
Postal Committee.
The Senate then resumed the consld-
Grafton of the Deficiency Appropria-
ton bill.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-05-28
COn.reS~iOnal-NO Railroad Bills to
he Recommended Unless In.
dOr>cj by the People Living
Along the Route.
" ASIIINGTON. \

A>IIINGToN. MAY =.
The House COMMITTEES on Railroads
has decided TO .ecommeud 10 bill to
he House granting charters To rail-
roads OF ate rou e.. unless appliea-
tons fer the same are supported by the
Endorsement of the people living along
the proposed line. ioa sufficient extent
to warrant the belief that they will be
AIKEN up and pushed to completion.
No charters Will he issued to any bo-
-u> company 10 sell out TO either par
ties.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-05-28
$50
ESTRAYED OR STOLEN +! !

ERoM THE PLEASANT vAL-N-
L ley House. ~ miles north Of En- tXAN
reka. on Saturday night. MAY I'D NA
two large team horses. Tn. largest horse Of
the two weighs. when fat. about ten hundred
rounds: he is p dark bnv. lowirg no White:
has a heavy main and tail. n nochc in tho left
ear. near the top. and is branded with the
letter ~" incloSed in u circle. on the left
shoulder. The other horse, tho smallest of
described above: he has four white feet and
a white stripe in the face: is branded with the
lettcrs"N h" on the lett hip. Any person
returning these horses to the Pleasant Valley
ilonse. or delivering them to Pat. Shiplsy's
corral, in Eureka. will be luid So.
WI. Jon Is.
mvoS-,w
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-05-28

AN INFAMOUS LIAR.-The Carson
Tribune alludes to Governor Bradley
~ our "former helper, friend and pa
tron." If Brandley says, or author
ICES any one else to say for him. that
he ever assisted US, even TO the amount
of a single dime. he is a wllful and
malicious liar. On the contrary, there
is due US $225 a bill properly audited
by the Democratic State Central Com
mittee) for printing election tickets,
posters, etc, during the Bradley cam
paign; no part of which, to this date,
has been paid.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-05-28

y RrS on pPHIR.-Opi,ir stock was
in great demand yesterday in the San
Francisco Board. According to our re-
port, Io.ss0 shares changed hands al an
average of 81 % per share. This
gives a total of Sl9s 300 as the amount
invested in that stock in a single day.
Pretty brisk gambling, that.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-05-28
Amnesty to the Rebels.

LITTLE ROCK. Mn. May p.
The House of Representatives yes
tcrday afternoon. after a four hours
debate. passed a bill giving amnesty TO
AL Parties connected with the late re-
belllon. except those holding position
in the legislative. executive or judicial
departments. who used their position
Ia forward the rebellion
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-05-28

CATTLE MIssING.-Hon. James II.
Burgess has Just returned from Mont
tor Valley, whittier lie went in search
of a band of VIC X cattle which he sup
posed he had in that locality. After
several weeks diligent search he sue
eeeded i'll finding but3 b of the animals,
out of a band of 1873 which he turned
out last Fall.-RcreiHe,
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-05-28

THE Phoebe Record gets out of sorts
because some miners in Phoebe have
been ~telegraphins to Washington to
have the Extension bill defeated. The
Record is evidently run in the monop-
DIV groove.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-05-28

IT is Officially announc maj the
next annual meeting of the Association
Of Medical Superintendents Of Insane
Asylums in the United States an
British America, will be held az stock
ton, in May, 1875.