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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-10-02

A GOOD WORD o HILLHoUsE.
The RereiIle in reviewing the several
candidates put forward by the Demo-
cratic State Convention, pays the fol-
lowing compliment to Eureka's repre-
sentative on the ticket: A. NJ. Hill
house, candidate for Supreme Judge
for the lors term, is well known in
Eastern Nevada, and especially in this
county, where he resided for several
years. Mr.. Uillhouse stands at the
head of his profession in this portion
OF the State. and is eminently quail
fed i'll every respect for the high and
responsible position to which he as
pires. 1t is safe to predict that he will
run far ahead OF his ticket in Lander
county.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-10-02
PACIFIC COAST DISPATCHES
FROM CALIFORNIA.
4 Female VindicatOr Complaints
to Procure the Removal Of Cor.
Oner Rice-rhe Defauitin= Dep.
utieS stock Alta ched james
Gamble GOeS Fast.

SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. l.
The father of Miss Yoakum, who
shot at DIR. Buckley to-day, visited her
in prison to-day. She says she at
tempted to kill him because he had de.
stroyed and ruined her.
District Attorney Ryan has filed a
complaint in the Twelfth District Court
to procure the removal of Coroner
Rice from office. The complaint sets
forth the principal facts developed in
the recent examination before the Fl
nance Committee OF the Board Of SUI
pervisOrs.
The examination of the defaulting
County Assessors deputies, will be
held in the Police Court next Satur-
day. One hundred shares Of Crown
Point and one hundred shares of Union
Consolidated mining stock belonging
attached to-day.
James Gamble, Superintendent of
the Western Union Telegraph COmpa-
ny, started east to-day, with his young
son, who will be placed in school at
Philadelphia. Gamble will return: in
six weeks.
The Apache TrOUbles-A Farmers
Colony Railroad to Panansint.
SAN DIEGO, Oct. /.
A. letter from Tres, Sonora, under
date of September 9th, says: The
news, except in relation to Apache out
RACES in Mon.eSerNia, is unimportant.
Lately Don Manuel Peralten Went out
after stock, and not returning. his
friends vent out and found his body
full of arrows. His clothes We're un-
touched, and horse and saddle found
all right. lie was evidently murdered
for the sake OF murder. No new out
break Of the Apaches is reported, but
people are in constant terror of them.
The Spanish population of Guaynas
and lIermosille have raised $1,000 to
send to Spain for the benefit OF the
wounded in civil Il
Los ANGELES, Oct. |.
The Secretary of the Immigrant
Gnion has been here to obtain IA large
trac, of land on which to settle a farm
ers'. colony.
Mr.. Crawford, Engineer of the Los
Angeles and Independence railroad,
will make a trip to Panamint next
week, with the object of examining the
road to that District, in view of deter
mining its inclusion in the general
route to independence.
Accidentally Shot Encouraging
News.
Los ANGELES, Oct. |.
A man named Garvin was shot in
the foot yesterday, at Los NietOs, by
the accidental discharge of a revolver.
Water is flowing through the street
pipes of San Fernando.
The foreman of the Costa Mining
Company was here, and brought en-
couraginy news from the mines.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-10-02
Subscription for Stock.

Ten thousand five hundred (slo,Oo) dol.
and the books are now open to the public for
subscription for the remainder, to wit: i;9.p)
n. the Law Office Of Iiillhousc Il Davenport.
kyland's Building, Batcman street. upon the
following terms;
Twenty tgl per cent. of tho subscr, ptlon
will be required Mt tho time Of subscribing.
and twenty 90 per cont. every thirty wv
days thereafter until the same is raid up.
BY order OF the Board OF Trustees.
WM. ARLINGTON, President.
VIII DAVENPORT, Secretary. -
Eureka, New. July ], 1874. iy7-td
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-10-02
BORN.

In Gold Hill, September rs, to the wife Of
Charles "A kohicr, a son.
In Gold Hill, September Is, to the wife of
NJ. g.. S~tandish, = daughter.
In Carson City, septenibcr27 Y, to the wife Of
Andrew Maute, u son.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-10-02
VERY THIN,

y few days prior to the meeting OF
the Democratic State Convention we
took occasion TO name the probable
nominees for the respective offices.
We were of in but one or two in
stances. The Gold Hill Neus. seeing
our item, gave the same list of candi-
dates and characterized it a slate"
The -Neps failed . .'call the turn in
precisely the same cases with reference
to which we We're at fault. Our item
was based solely upon our knowledge
of the several a>rirants and their pop
ularity with the delegates The whole
thing was mere speculation on u
part. The attempt of the News to
make it appear that there was a slate
in the case, ard that the convention
simply assembled to ratify nominal
tons previously fixed and agreed
upon, is, 10 say the least, very thin.
There were certain prominent candi-
dates, worthy representative men of
the democratic party, and knowing
that it was especially desired that a
strong ticket should be placed in the
field, we had but little difficulty in
guessing the coming men, After
the recent experience of the Republi-
cans i'll the ratification business at
Winnemucca, it is in exec eding bad
taste Tor the NspS to talk about states.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-10-02

WHAT DEFEATED GINN.-Tbere is no
question that John /. CHM would have
been the Democratic candidate for
State Printer had he not joined hands
with Sutro in a slanderous crusade
a-ainst every decent man in the State.
The Gold Hill Ne,cs, in commen:in.
on the subject, says: 'On the ques-
ton of State Printer We were not in
formed, except that CHM would be de-
feated. OF this we We're quite certain.
Pie young man switched Off upon the
Sutro side-track, and found himself
left behind when the regular train
went along. This only shows what
sure political death it is to any aspiring
politician to associate himself with the
agent of an European swindie."
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-10-02
MARRIED.

In lirginis. September q, Antoine kiinh to
Miss Hannah Line.
In austin, september -, I'm. lSsers to
Julia :. Richard.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-10-02
COMMITTEE NOTICE.

TIiF MEMBERS OF THE DEMOCRATIC
l. a,ntral e En,rha SS"nty are
man on SATURDAY EVENING", October 3,
at - o'clock. sharp, to attend to important
business. Fer order. I. l.. RAN,
VI. Central Committee.
Eureka, New, Oct. l.. lsTi. oI-;d
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-10-02

THE TICKET.-The Carson Appeal,
alluding To the Democratic ticket be-
fore it was completed, delivered itself
after this style: like a Bowery
sausage, the ticket, so IA is fearfully
and wonderfully made. .An1the pros
pect is, that whether amiable friend
Belknap is nominated or shelvel, there
will be a row in the Democratic camp.
Old BroadhornS swcars that his APP
pointee shall be ratified, and OH the
other hand, Bob McBsth and sun
dry others vow hat Belknap shall
be laid aside. And here we are, pour
ing oil ON the troubled waters :"
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-10-02

CONVENTION ITEM.-We extract the
sakjoincd from Tuesdays Carson 44p-
peat:
That large and persistent parasite, A.
Sutro. was to be see hanging, with a
rian face, about the lobby of the Dem-
ocratic Convention Yesterday. Even
the old fossils shook him. In the
light OF his own magic lantern he was
revealed to the most obtuse old Cop
perhead as a humbug, a delusion, a
silent per shent, a Lord Of Lombardy
and a snare. 1t is Il wonder, in view OF
his recent performances in and about
Congress, that lie has not sued out a
writ of inandamus from our Supreme
Court, compelling this Democratic
Convention to recognize him and tho
merits of lis tunnel scheme by reso-
luton,
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-10-02
Notice to the b

nURING MY ABSENCE GEORGE W.
II Baker will be my aut horized agent to
callect all bills and transact business.
s2j H.. II. HALL.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-10-02

AGAINST KENDALL.-We learn from
our western exchanges that Hon. f.
w. Cole, of Eureka, was the bitterest
opponent Mr.. Kendall had Il contend
ton. Mr.. Cole insisted on the anti
salary grab resolution, and finally Sc
curei its passage. This done, Mr..
Kendall was, Of course, shelved. He
did not allow his name to go before the
convention. Colonel Ellis and Hon.
Il. +. Lowery contested for the nomi-
nation. On the first ballot the former
got 1872 votes TO "a for his opponent.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-10-02
Eirc-Proof

Being n two t2) story, and basement fre-proof
stone building. fronting 4lla feet on tho cast
side OF Main street, and running east 100 feet,
thu same width, to tho west side Of Buel street,
the basement having q frontage on said Bull
street of IL feet.
The entrance to tho basement will be on
Euel street, and the Basement room will he
- by - tcct in tine clear, with Il l%l-foot cell
ing. and will DO rented to responsible parties
by tho trustees.
Tho first story will be rarti,ioncd off into
two storerooms. 81 by Is feet in the clear.
with a l -foot ceiling, which will also BE-
rented,
The second story will ! divided into rooms
fer the convenient use oi odd Fellow Lodge,
and OF the various societies W hich may meot
therein, and on this floor there will be five tO
rooms. all of which will be- rented by tho
trustees to proper tenants.
The baildins will be finished in frst-clas'
style, and provided with all convenience fol
tenants, and the Trustees. from a careful and
prudent estimate Of tho revenue of tho
building. feel confident In assuring to the
stockhold 'rs n net dividend of = per cent.
per month en- their Investment.
The work will be prosecuted with tho III,
most dispatch, consistent with economy and
substantial work: and it is contemplated that
the building will be ready for use in four "a
months from this date.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-10-02
Fixtures for Sale.

'VIiE FIXTURES, FURNITURE, ElC., OF
i at 't-class restaurant L. offered for sale
cheap. 70 particulars inquire OF
! Je.-u ". Il. CLARK,
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-10-02

the Virginia independent: Colonel
Ellis is, undoubtedly, II of the
strongest candidates the Democrats
could have named. He is young, tai
ented and immensely popular with his
party. As between him and Wood
burn, the rae for the former would be
a mere walk-oyer.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-10-02

DEMOCRATIC RESOLUTIONS. - We
publish elsewhere in to-day's SESTI-
E the resolutions adopted by the
Democratic State Convention "a: Car
son.. Every voter should read them.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-10-02
THE EUREKA ODD FELLOWS
BUILDING ASSOCIATION.
Eureka, Eureka County, Nevada
CAPITAL STOCK, 100000
Four Hundred Shares
$50 Z A c
President:
William Arlington.
Secretary:
William II. Davenport.
Trustees:
William, Arlington, Isaac Whistler.
Waiter b.. Harrub. William Head,
". Ii. Davenport.

VNlIS ASSOCIATION Is INCORPORATED
1 under the laws of tn" State Of Nevada,
for the purpose of r-ttin- a blilding for tho
use Of tho odd Fellows of Eureka. and to t-
vide the same into suitable rooms for rent to
the Lodge of odd Fellows and othor societies
and orsani 4ations, and for stores ard offices,
and will proceed Immediately to erect upon
the lard donated tn the Association bv tho
citizens of Eureka. situated on tho east side Of
Main street. 1917 feet south of the PUstotlice,
in Eureka, a substantial
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-10-02

THE old Park Theater. in New York
$50 called because it faced the City
Hall Park was the properly of John
Jacob Aston, who rented it for Sl7 900
a year. This was then the largest rent
paid for any place of amusement in
The Union. Booths Theater rents for
$4,000 a year, which, as the season is
only eight months, is $500 per
month, or about $500 per night. The
rem of the Bowery is $4,000 per IN
nnm.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-10-02

NEWSPAPER CHANGE.-We knew
some time ago that, if Hon. G. C..
Stevenson failed to get the Republican
pledged to sell his Virginia Chronicle
to the Democracy. General Thomas
II. Williams was to furnish the money.
Seven thousand five hundred dollars
was the sum to be paid. Tie trade
was consummated a few days ago, and
now the Chronicle crows for the Gem
eral in season and ont of season.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-10-02
FOR CONSTABLE.

DY REQUEST OF MANY OF MY
ID friends, ! hereby announce myself an in
dependent candidate tor The Office of Corsta-
bic of Eureka township.
81 It'd J. b. WHISTLER.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-11-17
SUM RON -.
\ rnE nt>IEI,TtGxkTC F1uk

IN THE DISTINCT tGVET OF I Hk
z s,ceud Judicial district Of its h'I;e .i Ne
! vais in ard fer tie County Of otnish! Ola
EisSA l.. ELYEE. plaiIiil. Ns. JOIN u.
MEYER. defendant.
Action hrousIt in tn. pist,i let Cour; of She
Second ju iS.sl District of the State Of SsvGda.
in and for the County o! OImsb.. and the coin
PLANT fled il: said County of ufn shy, IN the
office o: the Cl.rk Ct tsid District touIt.
The State Of Nevada SEEDS greeting 20 JOHN
.. AEYEE. defendant.
You are hereby required TO AZ pear In all sc,or
brought scainst You by tho above IsIi.cd plain
tilt IN the District Court Of the Second Judicial
District CT the state OF N.yaGs IL and for the
c unity OF CrII-hy. and to answer The .lls:It
Sled therein IL copy Of which aCcoln 3an's. tits
sunulorsl within ten days te,c.usi>e OF The
day Of service after Tx service CT ven of lis
suII. aloEa-it served within this @ uuty: or /.
se'vsd GU. Of this county. bat in this Ilis:ricI,
within tseLt, tsyn. otherwise within forty days
or judgment by default vii re = zen s.a!rit
ysu.
The said sctisn b-eUcLi TO dissolve tho
Dol ds of ulatIincny heretofore sn.i nov existing
between you md plaintiff upon tie gru9Eds
.; vilfUl cese-Tion and failing to IrCsiie the
coInnson ceCos-ariss CT life fSI ere than tive
ears last past
And you Are her-by notified thA; il yea fail to
apEs.r aid aasv.r the sad ccRII'., -ai a. .tevs
required. the said plaintiff vii :pFiy % the
CcurS f5r The relief therein prayed.
Given untsrr us Land. sid The seal
ZEAL 0. TIL istril: G.nr. ef he s~cocd |
Judicial Ii.t-r.f Ct :he stxte OF Ne
~ 0 ~ ssca- IL and fer tie County @; |
o-nsby. this 9Th day @, octot-r In the year /
y our lcrd. crs Thousand .i.ht hundred and I
r,eEty-tsE-.
T kDNAEBs, Click
T. y. ". pAvI.s. Attorney t0r fI:ir.is
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-11-17
SOLDIERS
WAR CLAIM AGENCY
No. "a MentSemsry Block,
SAN FRANClsCO, CAL.

NJ II. AIKEN. ATTORSEY-iT-
w Law ana Commander o; the Grand
Army VI the Republic in California and Eeva.
da, will give PROMPT attention to tie collection
ef Additional Travel Pay. Tow due California
and Nevada Volunteers discharged more than
three hundred milts from home. Soldiers ca,,
ccpend CT tsir dealing. Inform ion given
free Of charge. When writing erclose Stamp
for reply inc state company end rtgl.reut, and
Nhs :her you Laws 3 Discharge Congress b.a
extended the time ior hlipG elaine fJr add
tionsl Gouny under Act # duly ~. 1866; I,
JANUARY. l..', 70 sll such Claims .nu b ,nafis
before that t-na. Original Bounty of slng hts
be II a'lc"sd all volrnt.ers. ho enlisted laf, "a
July I'd, Isl FIR the. years. if Let Paid TIA
Sane WI en- alic larssd. L snd Warrants en- b,
ottaiiie'l for s,rvicrs uG,Iea foi,rr ,e5s. I'M
not Tor s+lNlcts in tie la:e war. Pensions far
late !ai AMI var az 1912 obtain. .pa increased
" ht al-u .tG for less Tia d. sEbi,isv ws-r.rts
ne' &c riHsaons I'll. HIIouCd &c Sc xica1 mi
fiofias al sp!lierf. s:ate ii Ttsas has Iart.d
lenki' LIS 10 surviving vc.tIsIs g. Texas To-
lution. New Orleans snd Moiiie r.ize lor.,
~ nov nc ana II ipg faiG. ". II. AIKEN s..,
attends tc Senefal ! Nv xnt. cclloe.:aaiu,ir,I.
kti-aaHtH
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VEHGINlA & 1huJxkE r. r.
{ E. &. -

~ .aD t*IIw t;rlI,''s -.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-11-17
kO1lcE IF DtSScluTiCE CT
cG.fkk1kERSksP.

19Y MUTUAL CONSENT THE
II par.n.rship heretofore exisiin. between.
Camille GresoiIe AID Isaac CiCustf.. ding
wood Ind timber tu, iLess uidtr tie firm Iainc
II i,r,o.re & Clcuetse. 10 this day dissolved.
Camille Gre oi:e is to Iiy eli % DIS Waie h
.Je f,r, ,p. = aud coll cts al d, Its due the
i,,1o CAGIiI l. GRks ORE,
ISAAC CIOpEiTG.
Csrrcn City, kcsI..S. November II, 1873.
npit-lMs
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-11-17
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

CsTATE CT CHARLES N. TROUT.
III decea.ed.-Noiice is hereby given tv the
undersigned 4dminstratrix of the estat. If
Charles y. Trout, deceased, to the CREDITOR q.
and ali persons having claims against said dc
c, ased 20 exhibit the ssme with the necessary
vouchers within ten mont is ON ,Le t-st pub
LEGATION Of this notice. TO til. undersigned, st
WIN. PAITtRSON'S Law Office i'll Carson City,
Ormsby county. State Of E.vada.
November 18th, 1874.
SARAH TRO-r,
ACE.irisiratrix of the estate Of
Charles n. TIott, deceased.
nol5-1aw4w
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-11-17
TO TIE VfFCLIsTETE:
NEW REMEDIES
NEW IkIH.rEfEs
DIR. GISHON-S DISH. NJ t.LS
G2: kcrrny Sft,st.

| SAN rrarc,sco. Established " -. f,I the
| treatment of staUti sn,! S.ri' II iat..ts " \
| Ar GcroTfi'z, tlt.t. stiIcturo, S!Iliis IL all
| It's toIns, seminal ".ak:oss iaIctsrSy, &c.
Sd diseases Of years siardlIS ana t!ecrat.d
| y; s rIrc, sl'',Ny treated.
Horrible Di.ea,ey.
lev many ti:tIsAE,!s oi l.isuEr. both male
| ana female. are there Who axe sl'tIlrS cut
| u l. rahlc tx>icucc from Tia, ~. cts - stoitt
d,letuc,s or fioIu virus hb-si bed Into lie Eye
| ten! Iook at their psiiid. ,n'atieie's and ais-
| figured .a,Cs and their ToLin-'tc"A ccEstitn-
tons disgualtyirs tn, III fir tie happiness Of
marriage The enjoyment Of lie IL Ills
Il prftd situAti, n thousands su.lor Until death
closes tEo scene. Lat PER MT, pLa'L.Hnt,
friends attend to those " l." arc .u1 ing with
any Of these Horrible. life-d-sirty inl IGaiadies
- e.e that ley ale cared for ard cured before 10
lie too late. SeEd them Immediately TO DR.
o1HBON. physician vLo has made private
eileafes his especihl study fof years and who y
cerisi to cure the most invet"Isis case, without
mercury CT any injurious dinss.
s,~mias. Wsnkness.
:, Iiirlal fn.i-siC1,, the c,nssGrfICs et s.1t-
stu-c; This solitary vice. or del r.ysd sexual
intelligence is prsc:iced by the youth 81 both
seats to an almost unlimited extent, producing
with uneJriEG certainty, tie follow ins train Il
nIortid ~ MI toms. nnle.f ccn.bs;cd y 'oi"uti
lie ri'diral measures, viz: SalloN ccuLttE-
srcr. DARK y o:s under the Eyes. IaiA in the
brad, ringing in the ears, hois~ like tie rGstl.nt
Of leaves and rsttlins If rhnr.ofs, une,sir.sss
shout The lnirs, weakness Of the limb. c,Hfr-
sed vlsIo2 bluLttd intellect. loss Of G. Eiirncs.
GIflidt ice in approaching susrcers, cisl.kc -
form new acquaintance. disIosii!uIi {" shGI
society. lose Of rnoIy, b, cts aush,s. inples
and vtr.cus TupticIs about tie faoss, fuTro,.
tongue. fetid breath, coughs, COL runrttoE.
night sweafs lIsoLcIlsn y aud FREY IL ssnity
II rrli't be not obtained. should slri. inuss-
ciltei! either IN person CT by h tn. sHG have
cure Effected by his new and scitntinc meslo ef
treating tki. dif.ssc, which reN,r fails Of e.
seetlEs quick ard radical cure.
CURED At BONE.
PerSUrs ct = di,tancc may lie CT I'D A.
HOME, by Add-,esinc litter 10 Dir. GIBEpN.
rating case, synpt. rss l.nsih Of time tie DIS
'sse Las con tinu-d, and have n.sdiciie ,rsmpa-
y wsrt.d- free from dam, &c pna cni.ssty
o any rs-: Of tie country. y full and yl.is
directions By Inserting Tn Doilsrs CON- IN
-gisterrd letter. through the fof'efkcs e,
through Wells. Fargo Co; pse ksS. Of ned;-
ne Will be forwarded to any Iart OF the nBon.
Correspondents viii please intsr,n pr. 6ftbsn
"a; t.ey read Lis adver:'sen:eL tAiE tie AYrEi
Address. DIR. j. r. GlB0ON
te4lly Fox 1857. San Francisco.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-02-18

DR.. Pierce's Fayorite Prescription
Is everywhere strongly recommended
by the Medical Faculty and is largely
prescribed smong their female patients.
1t 10 worthy Of all confidence, IS may
be seen from the following testimonial:
ATLANTA, H., July I4tb. 1873.
DR.. R. V. PIERCE, Buffalo, n Y:
Dear Sri have not words to ex.
press my gratitude to you for your ad'
vice and assistance in nv case. There
is not one who has used your medicines
since they have been brought here but
that can say with me they have been
greatly benefited. Since have been 90
helped BY it's use six or seven around
me LETT of all doctors and other medi-
cines, and now use it in their families,
after being cured OF the same disease
as niue You do not know what 8
wonder it created ia our city, by its re.
storing my sister I wrote you about, for
she had been under the care Of three OF
our best doctors, but could not cit up
but for q few minutes ct one time. l
begged OF her TO try your medicines,
and before she bsd used half OF the
bottles che could go all around the
yard, and has now jus, come home
from a visit Ave miles away
Mrs. THos MCFARLAND.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-02-18

explsaation of any one Of them. I defy
hin or any other person to explain
what proportions are contained in the
extract which be saysare fundamental
psoposiGsss. / an sincerely cory
that my power Of undermining is 90
defes,ive that I Am unable to tell the
drift of "A Churchman'S" letter. l am
afraid that BY too deep study OF Mr.
Cardan Braipe's ways and Works"
be has lost bis identity and gone
wandering With him in the labaryn~
thine mszes OF chaotic thought In
which Mr.. Brsine delights 10 revel.
Ipcom preb ensible language is not al
ways Synonymous With great learning
and deep thoughts. l hardly know
which perplexed me the more, the Ian
guage Of his premises, or, how he ever
succeeded IN deducing such conclu>
sion from them.
As I stated in commencing this, it
was not originally my intention to
enter into q discussion, but if those who
have been 90 quick to take up the sub'
ject insist upon it. I will not shrink
from the task.
One curious fact have noticed. and
that 10 that the three writers disagreed
with esch other widely on the main
point. A consultation with each other
might result in more unity OF express
sion.
l have already extended this letter
beyond the limits which l had pres
cribed for myselt, or 1 should mention
some other things which might furnish
food for reflection. As matters now
stand / can still consistently sign my
self WATCHING AND WAITING.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-02-18
FOR SALE.

OFFER FOR SAFE THE WELL
known Fortpey property, corner o, MALI
md old second streets, being the south part
of lot No. 40, and fronting on vain stree. -
rser thereof said property may be dividea
in narts II desirable or sold as whole. II
said property is not sold at pr ate sale oe-
fore February 10th. il will be offered al PUG.
lie sale at the front door OF the court Souse
~ 10 O'clock A. M. on that day. little in
disputable. uopxpp,oE
&c, HERvti, AUciioneer.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-02-18
sHURTLEFF HOUSE,

JoAIRMoNT, WEST VA, FoRMshLl
+ Kearsley. This House has JUST oeen
newly RENTED from cellar 10 gaaret VIII
new beds and new furniture, and - tecono
the z. A U. railroad depot. This House 10
rrst class IN every respect The table Is Al
WAYS tup piled with the best in the market.
Cbsrpes moderate sample Toops for COM
mercisl travellers. No charge Tor handing
haeuaee. Give me a call Satisfaction
s,eSa5t eed 10 all my patrons Good stab
-. e., borsas, e W. SH URTLEFf,
Ing ~, Proprietor