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. AshIsGTOE, h0kEOLk, BOSTON AMI

The me Iron Steamer LADY OF TIE LAKE
hsvfnE resumed her regular trips TO
Eonois, will leave her = harf, foot EASs4>xf
Of etL street, every MONDAY and e><v<1<ksszSn
Thu hSIh1, 81 .. N, touching princip pal River
IAn6ing-, connecting 81 Norfolk with Steamships OF
The ~ EGd line for Boston and Providence.
frefgh -h0ult be addressed Z" care Of Lady OF the
Lake, yIs Norfolk" Branch ticket once al RnaxT
Expres- Otse, sos Penusy " anis avenue
\. X. FITZHUGH, Agent, 6th-street wharf
49,, rDOkSE1 CLAGETT, General A gent,
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Gun ARD LINE.
Nd TICE

NOTICE.
WHh the view OF diminishing the chances Of col.
HsiOn, ti- Steamers Of th5- Line take a specif al
&C uTss Tor al sessOI- Of the wear
On tt= inward Iasssge from Queer sfOyyn To Nav,
orb or ton, cTC-siug Meridian u 81 AZ AZ LAT
or nothing % tie HOrih OF a.
On the ICmswa ard F4ssage, crossing the Meridian
OF ~ 81 ~ at, or nothing 10 tbs north Of AZ.
THE BRITISH AND NORTH AMERICAN
ROYAL MAIL STEAMSHIPS,
BETWEEN NEW YORK AND LIVRRPOOL.
CALLING AT CORK HARBOR
IRON hEw YORK. From BOsroN.
Algeria Wed, Mar. 3 Mara.h hon Sat, NJ ar Is
Jsys- Wed April 1 stlss......-.-..sat April Z
Czbs.-----W ed April : Oily - o. IA II
Abys-uia Wed. A priI Is San aria Tues , pril IL
And every following WEDNESDAY, aaC SAT
UhDA from New ISTk.
Steamers marked thus do net carry steerags pas
senReTs.
RAIEs OF PAssAsE.-Cabin, $50, 600, and sIsO,
gold, according TO accommodation. Tickets TO Pa
rs, IS, gold additional. Return tickets on favor
able terms. Steersge, SO, currency.
eteerage tickets from Liver pool aud Queenstown,
and 81 psTts % Europe, st lowest rates Through
bills Of iafing E1ysn fer Belfast, Glasgow, HaYre,
ANTWERP, aRd other ports on the Continent and for
Msditerraneau ports. FUr freight aad cabin pass
ege, az ply al the CCmpany OfiCe, No. Bowling
Green, tlr steerase Passage, No. III Rrosfvay
Trinity Binding, or to OTIS BIGELOW, Banker,
6O9 9Th street, uppOsite Patent Office.
Ja1$D-B CHAS. G.. FRANCKLYN Agent
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Infants Goods.

l. NC DRESSES, CHRISTENING ROBES
ekIRTS, PIQUE CLOAKS, MERINOl
CLOAks, WOOL sHIRIs, BAsKETs,Sc &C
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eEHTlEmfn's FURNISHINGS.

YIN LIw6w TVuutS utu0Ss
Palmer's Patent
DO UB L E. rOKE
SHIRTS,
READY MADE.
SHIRTS FOR SIG so
3 SHIRTS FOR IS so
SHIRT FOR es 90
We know the PALMER PATENT DOUBLE
YOKE to be the BEST SHIRT az the price in the
MARKET snd We particularly request everyone to
examine the quality Of Linen and Muslin used and
Judge for themselves.
IL is our intention to increase our sales OF Ready
made Shirts ONE THOUSAND DOZEN during
the coming season, and we have therefore made our
PRICEsBELow COMPETITION, and within the
reach of every one that wants o FIRST-CLASS
SHIRT AT A Low PRICE.
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1.-THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED UN-
Ill ~ BTHER NOTICE. By order Of the ENeou-
tors. lmarEl GREEN WILLIAMS, Aucts
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R1LATIAEB OLEARr.
- Auctioneeu and Real Istate Brokers,
6outhWeat corner Of PeunA, avsnue and nth Uefoef
Star once Building.
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x Is. ID. WARNkR,
Real Estate Broker and Auetioneer,
Federal Building, Corner 7ih aad II SITS. northwest
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE TWO
STORY FRAME ON Ora STREET WEST
WEST.
- By virtue Of a deed Of trust, dated Septersber
q: 9Th, A. ID 1873, and duly recorded in Liber no,
80, folio SD, ct seq one Of the land records for
Washington county, ID. c. and at the request of the
party secured thereby We will sell, public auc-
lion, IN front OF The premises, on THURSDAY.
March OH, A ID. 1874, at "a O'Clock D. IN , All that
certain piece or parcel Of ground situate in said civ
OF Washington, ID. O., and being lot nun bered thir-
teen 49, ia CallaL recorded subdivision of s1uare
four hundred and eighty $500, AMI having front on
ty. three feet four and half inches i93 feet a..
iGche2) i'm proved by q two-stsry frame house
Terms Of sale will be made known at time of sale
deposit Of 500 will be required at time of sale.
All convey sncin9 a. cost of purc chaser
ESQ. W. STICKNHY,
ANDREW d. DUVALG, { trustees.
febl7 J. 7. COLDWELL, Salesman
as-THE ABOVE sALEE Is POSTPONED
and place. GEO W sTIgKEEY; lr,u,,oo.
ANDREW b. DUyALL,S itu'tees'
mar5-eoSds J. 7. C0LDWELL, Salesman
~ TIE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED uni
WEDNESDAY, March lcgh, 1874, same b DUr and
place. GEO. W. srICKNEY, I -.
AHDREWR DUVALL. { trustees
MARIO Dads. J. T. COLDwELL, salesman
by LATlMER 4 CLEARY,
ID Auctioneers and Real Estate Brokers,
southeast corner Pennsylvania avenue and 18th 81,
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NEw EXPkEss LINE VIA CANAL

PHILADELPHIA ALEX SEDBIA, Va, WASH,
ISGTOh AND GEORGETOWN, ID. U.
-. - SAILING DAYS.
IRON Pier ., North WharyCs. Phil
e1slphia, WEDNESDAY srd SAT- EsSt~-k
URDAl, =. An. z<S1Es<kSR
Prom - " 1ter street, Gsorsstswn, d. O., MON
This line connects 81 PhilsdeIphis with "OIyds's
Iron line Of steamers Tor Providence, Boston and
Hev EHglaae S:stes. NJ wharfage IN Boston 81
tbs l.ns: q HTDEt Agent fer ID. Of q.
WI. Z. CLYDE CO., Philsdslphta.
4 u. A. BEID, AleXandris, Va.
MAtDO 4. PEARCE, 90 Congress street Boston.
- fTcishts delivered b Kre-s Express. Or
ders lsh n General once, COS Fonnsylvsnis ave-
rue, G. A. the steamer wharf viii be prOmpty st
EenccC - su1-tr
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x b. ID. WARNER,
- Real Estate Broker and Austiopeer
Federal Building, Corner 7ih sad SITS northwest.
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Particular attention given 20 the completes fur.
oishlns 81 dwellings. Designs and estimates fur.
nishec hsn desired, and the character of all work
guaranteed to give satisfaction both as TO style and
worEu snship. noye-tf
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GhiIdren;s Goods.

WHITE PIQUE DRESSES and sACOUEs,
FLANNEL and CLOTH SACQUEs, in great
variety.
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INSURANCE COMPANIES.

hSSO w tOMF AM rs
COMMUNAL LIFE INSURANCE COM
~ PANY OF NEW YORK,
Z. W. BATES, sos 18th street, opposite Treasury
Department, Agent.
hssets..-........... .............. ) 4 600, 900
hls Company continues To insure the Life and
kndDW IN, Mt plans, but desire to call speci, al al
tention 10 the new form Of Policy now beng issnad
called the Continental plan, which gives aperior
advantages over either the Tontine or Endowment
rate. liberal SRI 4ngem ent will he made with two
or three good Solicitors for this Company Desk
room for rent in this office. marriott
THE ARLINGTON FIRE INSURANCE
FOB THE pisTRItoHf S Of COLUMBIA.
sFfiGEso. I425 street, between ap iat ,oS sDi
DIREOTORs:-wa alter 8. Cox, president; DIR.
William p. Johnston, vice president; William B.
Riley Adam Gadds, CHARLES Edm0nston, William
fsba sm FRRANK SI Sss ana h..t rT sss,
THIS Is THE SEASON FOB FIRES.
GUARDAGAINsT THEM BY TNsURING YOUR
PROPERTY (REAL AND PERSONALLY
WITH THE
CORCORAN FIRE INSURANCE. CO,
OF THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA.
OAfIIA ................. 90 900
John 7. LEHMAN, President.
y. u o1Eh, Secretary. Janl9-tr
ThH KauIrA BIZ 4tFE ASSURANCE
The business Of thi. COMPANY ms for y,srs be-,
toe largest OF any similar Institution IN the world
y. HEYEB, GENIAL AsENg,
1sy7,-D SOS and OS TN str Q
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pY LATlMER CLEARY,
ID AUctioncers and Real Estate Brokers,
Southeast corner Pennsylvania avenue and 18th 81 ,
Star once Building.
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~ Auctisneers and Reai xsts,e Broker-.
southwest corner OF Penney mis- snd Elsy.
enth street, Star Once Builitns
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TOMORROW.

LATlhER & CLEARY, Aucts.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-10-07
THE ..REvEILLE" On THE PO.
L.IrICAL SITUATION.

The RerciNe does not appear to be
remarkably sanguine OF the success of
the Democratic State ticket in the COM
ing contest. 1t thinks the Democrats
are too confident and count too much
on the aid to lie derived from the In
dependents. The disaffected element,
in the opinion of Il contemporary, is
greatly overrat q The Rereile urges
the Democrats 10 be up and doing, if
they desire to succeed. We make the
subjoined extract from the Rereiiie,
more TO show hat that journal thinks
of the political outlook than for any
other purpr>e.
But dead things" sometimes crawl;
and though we believe that i'll spite of
the independent Endorsement OF their
opponents, it will be impossible to
beat Charley Spires, and l~iiilhou>e,
there are other names or the ticket
which cannot be said to be a sure
thing. That Belknap business i, rot
going TO help Governor Bradley par
tieularly, and there are several candi-
dates for minor positions who simply
constitute an element OF weakness. The
Democracy, flushed. however, with
the victory of iour years ago, thinks
than nothing can bea, the party tn S
wear. no matter what names are on il.
We like to see confidence in politics:
but it sometimes happens that
things :" chop"a little. and we can
assure the Democracy that they
must meet at the polls ioemen worthy
OF their steel. The Republicans are
not t o be despised; and it will be well
for the democracy Ia be up and doing
or they may meet L similar defeat L
that experienced ly the over-cOntiden'
Republican party tour years ago.
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4 $50 900 RiEze- Nce1in. oEitta ca.
cagO Prcs5St ry NT. Swi:iG
Wittdraws Resolutions of re-
Sret The Dismissal ocsDr. Mckay
Not F~aVOrab!v Received.

CHICAGO. tct.6.
\ fire At Paxton. Illinois, yesterday,
destroyed live large stores. lie .jp'tr"ed
newspaper Office, an'i five other tg;iid-
ings. Loss, $4,000; insured toi
S3>.0G0.
At "a meeting Of he Chicago Pre-hy-
terry Yesterday, Rev. br. swing pre-
scented Il written request for leave To-
withdraw from the Ire>bytcrv, Whici
was granted hy a VOC of Is TO II, and
the following resolutions We're then
unanimously passed and adopted:
Resoired, That having long known,
honored and loved Professor David
Swing, and having no occasion
we have given him in former Years,
the Presbytery takes this action with
great reluctance n d sorrow.
Resoired, II at We do hereby assure
Professor Swing that Il prayers ana
good will and warn personal regard
will follow him in the Christian work.
Mr.. Leonard presented resolutions
which We're ratified and ado! ted by
the congregation OF he Ninth Church,
and which were as follows:
Res0tred, That we. the session o!
the Ninth Presbyterian Church. do
not approve of the action OF the Chi
cago Pre>byterv in accommodating tha;
we dismiss Dr. Mckay from our
church, pending the action OF the sac
raurento Preshvtery.
Resoired. Ihat we deem it fer the
best interests of the church that ltr.
Mckay do remain with Us orthe pres
ent, and rat this church should >lIs-
tain him until he i found guilty OF the
charges preferred against him.
ResOited, That We deem il best foI
the church to email Presbyterian.
Reverends Dir. Robert, w. Patterson
Arthur Mitchell and Judge S.,M. Moore
We're made "a special committee on
these resolutions.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-10-07

Brown. Kellogg vas shot in the low
er part Of the abdomen aud was terri
bly, torn and mansled in tina, region,
MOI less than tweeuty huck>hot
having entered his body. He lived
some minutes after receiving the
wound.
Michael Cain was shot in the breast,
with a rifle or a revolver. He was a
single man and a native of Ireland.
Michael O'Eeilly was shot in the
abdomen with n charge OF buckshot.
one OF which cut the femoral artery.
He was a native of Ireland and leaves
a wife in Gold Hill.
John Brown was shot in the breast
willis rifle or revolver, the bullet en-
tering in the center of the body Just
below the breast bone. lie leaves a
wife and family in Gold Hill, and was
an American.
W. ID. Shefiitt was mOrtally wound
ed, being shot through the lower part
of the spine in such a way that
the bullet passed ont through the
lower part of the abdomen. The ply
sicians said that he could not live till
this morning.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-10-07
THE BATTLE AT THE JUSTICE
NINE.

The telegraph informed US some
days ago of the terrible battle between
parties c%ontending for the possession
OF tho Justice mine, near Gold Hill.
The Enterprise, which arrived yester-
day, gives full particulars of the aifray.
We have not the space for more than
the annexed extra
Trouble was expected, but nothing
SO bloody as what finally occurred.
There are said to have been ten men
in the Waller Defeat hosting works ut
the time of the fight. The Kellogg
party, headed by William +. Kellogg,
brother of q. +. Kellogg, the newly
appointed Superintendent, numbered
twelve men. With their near APP
proach to the works and first hostile
demonstrations, the firing began, the
first shots coming from the men with
in the hosting works. The fight, such
as it was--for the Kellogg party fired
but two or three shots-lasted but
three or four minutes. Though short,
the battle was decisive. Four men of
the assailing party We're killed and one
MORALLY wounded. The killed are
William T.. Kellogg, brother (as we
have said of q. +. KELLOGG, the newly
appointed Superintendent. Michael
tain, Michael O'Reilly and John
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-10-07

WE understand that there is SONS
talk in the west of asking Spencer,
the Democratic nominee for State SUI
perintendent of Public instruction, to
withdraw from the contest. Spencer
halls from Douglas county, and it i,
charged against him that he has been
guilty of 'nest-hiding'' of late.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-10-07

MUNICIrALCo CONFERENCE.-The Dol
~ Warden officers elected by the peo-
pie of San Francisco last year, are
banning out very badly. Corruption
seems to be rampant in every depart
,nent, and arrests and Investigations
are now the order of the day. 1t is
with profound regret that we are called
upon 10 chronicle the unparalleled
roguery of the Immaculate Dollies in
the Bay City.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-10-07

The RereiIe ''goes N" General Thos.
II. Williams in nearly every issue. So
does the Phoebe Record, and Belmont
Courier. Wonder what the General
has done, or failed to do, to the states
men of those widely circulated and in
~fiuential journals?
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-10-07

AGAINST MINoR.-We are told that
Hon. c. +. De Long is bitterly opposed
to the reelection of James ID. Minor to
the position OF Secretary Of State. II is
said that Mr.. De Long will make a
personal appeal to hrs friends through
out the State to copper Minor.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-10-07

THE Carson appeal estimates that
there were $500 people present at the
Republican ratification meeting in that
place a few evenings since. The gath
sring seems to have been a complete
and very enthusiastic success,
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-10-07

WILL STCMP.-We have it on good
authority that Hon. H.. X. Mitchell
will stump the State for the Democrat
ic ticket. Mr.. Mitchell has hosts OF
warn friends in Eastern Nevada, who
will extend him a cordial welcome.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-10-07
CENTRAL COMMITTEE NOTICE

'EllE MEMBEtSot TIE DEMucRAtiC
rafuestr,I to meet at til. oiIicc Of :. j.. Vi y
alali. North Main street, t.urel Il, on Iiii.s-
DAl ENENlAG. october <, at o'c.otk,
sharp, to attend to inn oftaht business.
:. Il. y \ Man, Chairman.
EureEa, New. Get. ). l>7i. OF
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state Central Commit.

Ormsby-J. F. Deadly.
Stcrey-A. T. Mckay.
L~yon-Joscph +. Angel.
Churchill-Wm. Hill.
White Tino-A. Lewis.
Esmeralda-W. 4. English.
Nyc-P. {. Turner.
H~umboldt-E. Blannerhsssctt.
Douslas-P. ii. Clayton.
Washoc-Thos. L. Hayden.
E~ureka-Gso. ". cassidy.
Landcr-J. Z. Rocker.
Elko-S. 5. Scars.
Lincoln Fred. Baker.
At Large-R. T. Lowery. ". +. f. Deal,
W. s. kcycs. q. Cohn and James II. Rice.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-10-07

A FL body of ore is said to have
been developed en- the l,s50-foot level
of the Imperial mine, Gold Hill.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-10-07
PACIFIC COAST DISPATCHES
FROM CALIFORNIA.

Stock Nasae, SIIasisri Flat
ordinance A~aiii,t saloon Noan.
en-SpcciaI Counsel ~ be Ess..
plOyel III I~s"fLuite.s Waive
Examination Weather In.
plosion Chain-an- 10 be E>fab-
lishei-SharOn'S Palace Hotel
Observation-Disclosures Qniet Disi-
denLs-The bank Of California
Election - Health Condition Of
u stock -MurLcrers Ola Trial.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-10-07
Announce their SuspcnsiOn-1.aicst
from Louisiana EhP Ica-ners
sill DriIIinS-A Mi>>ia. Check
Book neutrality-suspicious. tor
Warline IN

NEW lOkh, tcl. u.
Kupfer & Co., dealers and jobbcrs i'll
WOODEN goods. announce their sti>pSn-
cion, but hope it will be only temper
airy.
The Times New Orleans special
saws: Governor kellogg last evening
called the attention oi the recently APP
pointed Advisory Beard lothe circum-
stance that members oil the White
League continued 10 drill i'll Il remote
part OF the citv. and characterized the
act as a breach of the contrac. entered
into. The board j. convened iorto-day.
y general meeting OF The League Is also
called for this evening.
The IgJbpHe ha> a Dispatch from It's
New Orleans correspondent. Mho YES
terday found. i'll the hands of Il private
citizens. the seconi check look OF
Governor Kellogg, cdI tured by Penn
and the revolution.>ts. He says il
seems to have been used only Il few
week, Immediately preceding the first
da,e covered by the other. Tie second
entry is a. follows: April 18th, l>'3-
Myself sent Nm. T.. Chandler. to
Washington, u. C.. for Caleb Gushing
and Matt. Carpenter, fees as counsel,
$1,000 The correspondent SAYS the
two check books show tliat the GoN-
ernor made appropriations OF over
So. 600 in nine checks, for Marlike en-
rerinents.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-10-07

II. II. HOME, of Carson, declines the
Independent nomination for Superin-
sendent of Public Instruction.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-10-07

DAILY. The Humboldt REGISTER
has come out daily. 1t is a sprightly
print, and we wish it success.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-10-07

STOCKS in the San Francisco market
were a little ''off" yesterday.
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The Nile OVERCOMING.

CAIRO. Egypt. Oct. q.
The Nile is rising above the usual
point reached in its periodical over
flows, and there are fears of IA di>aS-
trou> in%unda.i0n. The Govcrnment is
endeavoring TO prevent serious dam
age.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-10-07
Subscription for Stock.

Ton thousand five hundred tsi0.yon doll
lars Of the stock have already been takcr.
and the books arc now open to the public for
Subscription for the remainder, to wit: go, IW
n the Law Office of llilihouse X Davenport.
i;yland's building, Batcman street, upon tho
following terms;
Twenty 20 per cont. Of the sabscr.r.ion
will be -~elGired at the time of subscribing.
and twenty go per cent. every thirty ,3UJ
days thereafter until the same is paid up.
by order Of the Bos rd of Trustees.
WM. ARLINGTON, President.
VIII DAVENPORT, Secretary.
Elrcka. Ncy. July :. 1871. ;y7-td
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BORN.

In Oakland. Cal, Oct. }, to the vile Of ".
r. iiarrab. IA son.
In carson, oct. ,, to the vic of John
Gregg. a daughter.
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EASTERN DISPATC HES.
BY Overland Telegraph.

ESPECIAL. To THE DAILY sENrINsI.l
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The Alabama Reign OfTerror- War.
rants Issued for MIR terers-
Crops eioia2 to Wa>te-fhe Ne.
SrOes Desire n fSetur.I To slavery
A Port for C~entcnuia, <:OOIs.
WASHINGTON. Ot


The special agent sent by the Post
office department 10 investigate the
murder Of the colorei route AGENT in
Alabama, Writes the department Il let
ter dated Atwood. near Livingston.
sampler county. Alabama. September
.u.h. sayIug: | have iurt i>>uei war
rants against nine of the murderers Of
Thomas ivev. including the Sheriff OF
this county. and Will proceed 10 make
arrests at once. The reign OF terror i'll
this county at present far exceeds any
thing OF the kind | have ever seen.
Armed bodies Of men are riding over
the country and the colored people are
afraid TO go into the fields to >aNe the
crops from vast and ruin. Tie right
Of free speech is denied them, and
many desire To return o slavery.
San Francisco ha, been made one o.
the ports where goods intended for the
Centennial Exhibition may be entered
free. under regulations Of the Govern
I1Fpt
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w s.
Discount 30 be Advanced.

IONbGE, oct. u.
1t is the general opinion of the ; ock
Exchange that the Bank Of England
ate OF discount will be advanced oh
or before Thursday.
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NI'W 7'O-DIY.
LIST OF LETTERS

DNAlNING IN TIE rCsrOFFICE AT
II Earcla, Nevada. Get. d. 1874. Persons
ialuirng for Letters will please say AdvsI-
tisrd 4 Of. =. ISL"
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MISCELLANEOUS

EstftN.
TIE EUREKA ODD FELLOWS
BUILDING ASSOCIATION.
Garcia, Eureka County, M.v.a,
CAPITAL STOCK, $4,000
Four Hundred Shares
$50 "A G H,
President:
William Arlington.
Secretary:
William IL. Davenport.
Trustees:
William; Arrinstcn. Isaac Whistler,
"'eipoiI
VNlIS ASSOCIATION Is INcoRpor atm
i under the laws Of the State Of Ncyaddpau
for the purpose Of rccting n building for ~,
use of the odd Fellows Of Eureka, ard 70 ~ ~
vide the same into suitable rooms for rent ~
and organizations, and for stores and otic"s
and will proceed Immediately to erect mnor
the land donated to the Association br Dr ,Sa
citizens Of Eureka. situated on the east s;ds ~
Main street, 1917 feet south of the Postna..
in Eureka, n substantial
Firc-Proof Building,
Being a two t2) story, and basement frc.nroof
stone building. fronting iitg feet on the east
side of Main street, and running epst loo f oa,
The same Width. to tho west side of Buel stree,'
the basemsnt having a frontage on said Bu,i
street of if,22 feet.
The entrance to TIE basement will be on
Buel street, aud nc Basement room will i.
% by 3fe feet in the clear, with a ff..o6t cc;l.
ing. and will be rented to responsible partie,
by the Trustees. "'
The first story will be rartitioned off into
two storerooms. o. by Is feet in the clear
with n lj-foot ceiling, which will ~lso h.
rented, :"
The second story will be divided into room,
for the convenient use Of odd Fellow Lodge,
and Of the various societies which may Trsse:
therein, ard on this floor there will be Eve Il;
rooms. all OF which will be rented by n.
Trustees to proper tenants.
The building viii be finished in frst.cIas,
style, and provided with all convenience far
tenants. and the Trustees, from n carefnI ,nt
prudent estimate Of tho revenue Of tba
btilding. feel confident in assuring to tic
stockholders a net dividend of - per cent.
per month en- their Investment.
Tbs work will be prosecuted will, III, NJ.
most dispatch, consistent with economy und
substantial WORK; and it is contemplated that
the bailding will be ready for use in four ID
months from this date.
Subscription for Stock.
Ten tb,pc,pl 6ra h,,Jr.1 fA,n .u,t -,