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bankrupt Sale.

AS Assignee OF Partee 4 Harbert, Bank
IA Tupts, viii, on
Wednesday, 9th day Of DeseRber, 1873.
in front OF my old once, No. Is Union streec.
sell 70 the highest bidder, for cash, al tn
Books belonging 20 said bankrupts, Including
all notes and accounts Of the firm OF PsTtss
& Harbert. REEFS B. EDMONDSON,
Oofnrar IT A
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TO BE GIVEN AWAY.

500 CASH PRIZES, sggegatiBg .......... 10000
PRICE OF TICKETS:
Whole Tiekets..slO.00 Quarter Tickets..s2.50
Half Tiskets--.-.---.5.0O Eleven Tickets $4,000
FOR Tickets, Circulars, etc, address
HENRY v. MOORE,
Secretary, Norfolk, Virginia.
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IMAGINE the sensation Of Mrs. John
Wilson, No. AS Blocker street, New
York, Her husband, TO whom she was
devotedly attached, and who loved her
so srdently as TO be consumed by
chronic jealousy Of her, returned home
one night, and, producing a revolver,
told her he bad made up his mind to
shoot her. Hastily realizing the fact
that there was no chance for escape, the
brave little woman closed her eyes and
awaited her death. 81 was certain
says she, al was going to be killed, and
oh, dreaded the shot" IL came, but
she felt no pain. A second and a third
followed, until five shots had been fired.
She did not know but that the first had
killed her, and the other four were per-
forating her inanimate corpse. Every.
thing being quiet after little, sine
opened her eyes to find herself still liv-
Ing, and her stupid husband with bull
lei In each hand, and another in his
stomach, while two others had lodged in
the wall. The CAIN resignation of the
woman had averted the danger to her
self, and turned the hostile weapon upon
her would-be murderer. He was con-
veyed to hospital, and will probably
recover, 70 respect for life the silent
courage which saved him from a muir
der most foul and most unnatural.
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TRUNK FACTORY
$50 MAIN STREET.

FTlO MERCHANTS we oFer Trunks, Valises,
u etc, manufacturer at home, as low and
advantageousiy as can be had in any market
On the continent.
IN RETAIL, we reduced prices, and do re-
pairing on short notice, and in a workman
nlzs manner. s. LEVY & co.
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MAJOR LEWIS MERRILL declared just
before the election in Louisiana that if
the Kellogg ticket should be elected he
would "give the white people hell.n
feated and the donation OF he'll conse-
quenuy postponed. We may rest as
sured, however, that Major Merrill
would not have performed the work for
nothing, but would have demanded and
received q good round sum for his SER
vices. As bis bill in South Carolina
ran, "Ehe State debtor to Major Merrill,
10 arrestiug two thousand kuklux at ten
d0llaTa per X. K, twenty thousand dol
lart,p 50 ID would run in Louisiana: 10
giving the people hell at 80 much per
head, so many thousand dollars. Thrifty
nuiliaB, Major Mernll.
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Thnrsdar. nenamhar 3. Is7A.

between the hours OF IL o'clock am. and 2
O'Clock pm, the following land. lying IN the
city of Memphis, county of shelby, State OF
Tennessee, end known as lot 80 on the plan OF
the city of Memphis, snd fronting on the west
side Of Second street a feet, and running back
with the north line OF the first alley north OF
Adams street las feet. The interest to be sold
and conveyed is a threa-fourths interest in
said lot, the other undi vlded one-fOurth being
the property of ]. a. Anderson.
The right of redemption is waived and the
title believed to be good, but viii convey
only as trustee.
novls 81. MCDOWELL, Trustee.
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Tussdar. the 15ih or neeamber. Is74.

between the hours of IL o'clock am. ands2
o'clock PM, the following described land,
lying IN shelby county, Tennessee, in the city
of Memphis, tO-wtt; One-third undivided in
terest- in the following described lots, to-wits
Part of country lot No. 496, being lot No. II OF
John ID. Armour's subdivision o. said country
lot, fronting fifty 90 feet on the Pigeon RoOst
road NOV Marshall avenue) on the north
side; thence running back northwardly TO an
alley 1855 feet; thence with said alley east
wardly As feet inches; thence sOuthWardly
l4SlS feet 90 said road or avenue-on which lot
stands tWo-stOTy frame dwelling, numbered
by street No. 81 on said road or avenue.
Also, part of country lot No. 496, being lot
No. 10 of said subdivision, adjoining said last
described lot on the east land on which lot
stands a tWO-story frame dwelling, numbered
by street No. 80 on said road or aVenueb
fronting 50 feet on said road or avenue, and
running back 10 the alley aforesaid north
wardly; thence with said alley 50 feet 3inches
And also, part of country lot No. 4s2, Begin
ming on the north side Of Monroe street l50
feet east of its intersection with new Yelling
ton street; thence eastwardly with said street
80 feet 10 stake; thence north l4s1S feet TO an
alley; thence west on and with said alley3-
feet to q stake; thence south 1881 feet to the
beginning, on which stands a small One-story
frame ccttage-houSe.
The right OF redemption is waived and the
title believed TO be good, but convey onlyas
trustee IA. ANDERSON, Trustee.
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49,, e.SI wOu vIctOEes with sucn mot
ley following. They viii not win st
Vicksburg. A handful Of determined
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Trust Sale.

DY virtue OF q deed in trust made to me by
ID William A. Bowen, on the 24th day OF
april, 1874, and recorded in the Registers Office
Of shelby county, in book No. l0l, page l6I
and for the purpose Of paying the indebted
ness secured therein, viii offer for sale, at
public auction, TO the highest bidder, for cash,
in mont OF the courthouse, in the city OF Men,
phis, shelby county, Tennessee, on
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Saturday, 18th day of December, 1874,

within the usual business hours, at the north
west corner OF Main and Madison streets. in
the city Of Memphis, Tennessee, proceed n
sell the lot hereinafter described, for cash. at
public cutlery, 70 the highest bidder. 1 wifi
convey said lot 70 the purchaser absolutely
in fee simple, in obedience 10 said deed 81
trust All right and equity Of redemption is
waived and relinQuished. said lot Of land IL
situated and described as follows: a tract Or
parcel Of land situated In the state OF Tennts-
see, in the county Of Shelby, in the CITY ~
Memphis, the boundary beginning at point
one hundred and thlrty-tWO (l32) feet south OF
the intersection OF Main and Beale streets N
the east line Of Main street; thence south wi a
said east line sixty (60) feet; thence east at
right angles with Main street one hundred
and ssventy-five fI75) feet TO Mulberry street;
thence north with The west line Of Mulberry
street sixty l60) feet TO q stake in said west
line; thence west at right angles with MulbsT
~ street one hundred and seyeuty-five lls5)
feet 70 the beginning
will convey only as trustee.
nOvl3 T.R. FARMS WORTH
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VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
Trustees Sale.

ON SATURDAY DECEMBER 5, 1874,
At II O'eIGek n,
4 WILL sell for cash, to the highest bidder. at
Il the southwest corner OF Main and Mad. on
streets, lot %, containing 373-l00 and one acres
Of lot q, Of N. N. Trezevant's subdivision, ac-
cOrdtng to the terms OF the trust deed Of A. "A.
Rankin, recorded in Registers Office, Book a,
p. 81. JOHN P. IRRELEVANT, Trustea-
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Trust Sale.

DY virtue of trust deed made to me by
ID W. H. Cherry on the - day Of February,
1874, and recorded in the Registers ONCE Of
shelby county, in book 100, page S7S, I will
offer for sale, at public auction, to the highest
bidder, for cash, in front of the courthouse, in
the city Of Memphis, Shelby county, Tennes-
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Al InRI. whether It Is endurable in any
latitude or ongitude-whether it can be
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Deutseber Bruasr.Bund. san.

The Deutscher Bruder-Bund will give
=. ELtk animal hall ~ Ennhr... LII q.
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county government has been in the
',s- ~ s.rnorput and corrupt off Gals
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IlEauIe1 uUIUccO rUflomOuHAlt1I 4Vt.
Lsdies' Leather Companions.
Linen Sets, soc to g.
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TRUSTEES SALE

DY virtue Of deed OF trust executed ard
d delivered TO me, as trustee, on the lst day
of July, 1873, and registered on the % day
OF July, 1873, in the Registers Office OF Shelby
29l, VIII, on
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WEATHER REPORT.

The following shows the condition
II The weather throughout the State
este Ivy:
RENO, Nays.
The weather is clear, cool ana pleas
M.
AUSTIN, Nays
S!lo very, with thu lder.
DIAMOND SPRINGS, May >.
The weather here i warm and pleas
IN.
PIoClIE, May p.
1t is cloudy and as hot a> HI.
HAMILTON, May %.
Cloudyand warm, with considerable
y nd.
SALT LAKE, May p.
The Gather III this place is clear and
peasant.
SCuEILEUHN, May p.
1t is warm but very windy.
CHERRY CREEK, May IS.
Warm and very windy.
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ODD FELLOWS SOCI AL.-The social
last evening at Eureka Hall, given by
the members Of the or,icr of odd Fell
lows in this place in honor Of the visit
of Grand Master j. w. Wright, WA i'll
all respects Il very pleasant altar.
Dancing commenced Immediately at
ter the adjournment of the meeting of
The lodge and continued until Il late
hour. At midnight Il sumptuous
lunch was provided by Ed. Schaeler OF
restaurant fame, and was, as is always
the case with him, pa" rcci}ehcc in the
selection of the delicacies of the sea-
son for the proof whereof the hearty
discussion of the many good things
by those present forcibly attestcd.
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ACCIDENT At HAMILrON.-Ne Learn

ACCIDENT AT III AMILTON.-Ne learn
from the White Pine Nc"s OF last Sat
urday, that by the upsetting of a
buggy Judge w. IL. Beatty and Miss
Love, an eStimable Young lady. mar
rowly escaped serious. injury. Both
were badly bruised, and for Il time it
was thought the young lady could no:
survive the shock. At latest accounts,
however, she was considered out OF
danger.
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HE FEsrIvAL.-All wishing TO pass
a pleasant evening should not f,il To
"'tehu Inc stra" berry festival to be
given Tomorrow night, at Eureka
Hall, by the ladies of the Methodist
church. Preparation s on an
scale nave been completed to make the
aiiair an enjoyable one, and enough of
the luscious fruit, together with ice
cream and numerous other seasonable
edIbles. will be found in plenty. The
proceeds of The festival will be devoted
10 the paying for the new lot recently
purchased by the church. on Gold
street, on which IA new church is to ha
erected, and this fact alone should in
sure a large attendance. The CHARGE
OF admission for gentlemen will he
fifty cents; ladies free. Remember.
tomorrow night.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-05-26

FIXING CP.-Nick Simonsen is rt-
lifting his saloon one door above the
stage office, regardless of expense. The
place will he reopened i'm a few days.
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Auction SroRE.-T. Starr, of Ham
ilton, informs the public that he buys
and sells all kinds of new and second
hand furniture. kitchen and house
hold goods at the lowest cash prices.
His store is opposite the While Pine
County Bank, Hamilton, where can he
found an assortment OF all kinds OF
the above mentioned goods. lie also
sells goods on commission. Head his
card.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-05-26

DIsCONTINUED.-The reading circle
meeting, which takes place at the rec
tory of st. James Church, held its
closing meeting last evening for the
season. The circle has been well at
tended during the past months and the
members regret that the shortness of
the evenings and the warmth of the
weather brings their weekly reunionto
IA close for the present. 1t will be re-
sumed again next Winter.
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EASTERN PAPERs.-.At the Postoffioe
News Stand all the latest Eastern peri
odicals and magazines have been re-
ceiyed. -
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REMovEp.-M. II. Johnson has had
his residence on Spring street torn
down and removed 10 Goodwin can,
Won. where he, with his family, Will
reside.
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WEEKLY MEETING. Reclamation
Lodge No. 20 |. @. CT. will holdtheir
regular weekly meeting this evening
ut =. o'clock.
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UNCLAIMED MESSAGES.-There are
unclaimed messages at the telegraph
office for John Driesbach and L..
Pierce
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unclaimed messages at the telegraph
Office for John Driesbach and l..
Pierce.
BOUGHT n SoLD-All descriptions
Of new and secondhand furniture,
kitchen and household goods. at T.
STAIRS store, Hamilton. my26
NJ. B. BAETLETT, real estate agent.
Houses for rem and for sale in all
parts of the city. Also l. c. Bateman's
agent for the Monroe survey. Office
ut the California lumber yard, south
east corner Of Buel and Ba,eman
streets. aplO
SUBSCRIPTIONS received for all the
Eastern wecklics and monthlies:
also, for the San Francisco papers and
magazines, at the Postoflice Stationery
ana News Depot. dos
For a complete assortment of tin
ware, p"rlor and cooking stoves, or
any article III the hardware line, go 10
Maupin Il Croner's. t27
CRoCKERY.-The largest assortment
of crockery ware in town can be found
at sam. Friednan'S, on Main street. at
prices lower than the lowest. apl-tf%
WATCHES AND JEwELEY made and
repaired Ivy J. Straus. Orders to New
York and San Francisco promptly a.
tended to-. app
HARDWARE, locks, hinges. vises and
a general assortment of general hard
warc at w. II. Clark's. ap2l
TIE Finest Assortment of turnisl :
ing Goods. Hosiery. Collars and Ties.
will be found at O.. II H..
Go TO Dunkel & Co.'S for gents and
boys fashionable dress and diagonal
suits. mNl9
JUST RECEIvED-.A conn lete stock
ofboots and shoes. at Murphy's, Main
street. myS
finest assortment in town, at w. IL.
Clark's. ap2l
Doors y SHoES-iust received a
complete assortment, at W. ii
Clark's. apo
WHITE LAMBS Wool BLANKETS.
the finest in the market. Just received
1T Obericlder Il IIarrist Ms. apo
For New York walking shoes and
all other kindso good boots and shoes.
80 to Dunkel Il co.'s, rnc of Main
and Clark streets. myl9
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PASSED THRoUGH.-Judge Berry,
Chairman of the Democratic state Cen
trail Committee and proprietor of the
Pioche Record, passed PiochewardSun
dav morning.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. are being
made to give a musical concert i'll Il
short time, those having II III charge ne
ing we'll known in musical circles. II
2ith OF June is named for h first on
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A CAIL.-We were yesterday faV-
ored with a call from Judge Aud, late
of Phoebe. The Judge is en- route for
the western part OF the State. Intending
to locate in either Virginia t1tN or
Reno. lie left for the railroad by last
nights stage.
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NARROW EsCAPE.-Thc reckless use
|of firearms will yet he the cause OF the
untimely death of some one, a victim
ITO the carelcssness of those handling
n deadly weapon. Early on Sunday
|morning last, while Isaac, the boot
|biack, working in Moody'S barber
is lop on North Main street, was clean
Ing out the place, Il pistol Il fired
in the adjoining house, occupied as Il
Saloon, and the bullet piercing the
Manufacturing of the two buildings,
passed under the arms of OF the
chairs in the barber shopand lodged in
the opposite wall. The MAJ was ar
ranging the chair at the time, and the
bullet coming so close to him, for
a moment he thought he had been
struck by it. Isaac had "a very narrow
escape rom Il painful if not mortal
wound. Those carrying firearms
should be warned in time against rcck-
lcs>ly drawing and flouri>hing them
ahout in public places. The shooting
III this case was purely accidental, the
weapon being discharged in the hands
OF the owner while exhibiting it.
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THE TEMPLErON STAR Au.uu.
N(E


This is the theatrical company an
nounced to appear at Eureka Hall on
or about the 18th of June. The follow
ing "opinions OF the press, are col
lated by the Colusa SIM, at which p,ace
the Templetons are playing a sue
ccsSful engagements:
The term to apply to Fay Temple
ton Is Wondcrful."-Sun francisco
cal.
Fay T%empleton is simply one of the
wonders of the theatrical world.-Sup
Francisco Bulletin.
Fay Templeton's acting and singing
throughout was astonishing to every
body, although expecting something
bov the Ordinary.-Sun Francisco
.Itta.
The best child acting we have ever
seen Ill this city.-Sdn E'TonciscO Post.
Foremost must be cla>sed that Won
derful child, Fay Templeton. san
Francisco chronicle.
Fay is Il whole show i'm herself. We
nope the visits of the Templetons will
be often repcated.-Suc,uHtento Rec
ORD.
Miss Nane has proved herself an ac-
Post.
Alice Nane combines rare personal
beauty with great talent and cultiva
ton as an actress. = virginia city
Chronicle.
Last night John Templeton made
his first appearance here, and the
whole audience voted him ga regular
brick" He is one of the best serio-
comic actors We have ever seen, and
kept the audience i'll such a continuous
roar that many OF his humorous say
ings were lo>t.-Uoginin Chronicle.
We can say with pleasure that the
series of performances given by the
Templctons during the last three
weeks have far eNcelled any that have
been presented at the Virginia Opera
louise for Il long tiine.-Go'd I'M
.NctrS.
\ MURDERoUs .AFFRAY.-Fro Il
gentleman arriving from Newark dis
trict, we are informed Of Il murdcrous
atfray that occurred at that place late
last evening, the particulars of which,
rs IdG It's we lcaFll. are as
\. number of miners, under the intlu-
ence of liquor, had a quarrel eel
ny the possessing ola bottle of whisky.
After onIc parleying it was thought
the difficulty had been settled. Two
of the men went into the engine oOm
10 sleep off the effcts of their carousal,
when a third party entered, and pick
ing up Il pair of heavy tongs, inflicted
a murdeous blow on the head of one
of the men, crushing his skull ter
ribly; and then followed up his attack
with the tongs on the second man, on
whom he also inflicted serious injuries.
The names of the different parties our
informant could not r%ecollect. but stat
ed it was thought that II of the party
would die of his injuries, and that the
aSSailant had fled the district.
BASE BALL.-The match game of
base ball played on Sunday between
the Original and Pioneer clubs, result
ed in Il victory for the former. The
game WAS Splritedly played on both
side, but the coalburncrs, i'll spite OF
ihcir efforts to Win had to yield the
honor to their opponents. The follow
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INTELLIGENCE,
Arrivals and Departures.
TRIVIA

ARRIVALS.
ny ". l.. PRIrCHlRD'S A LINE,
Nct;ee 4 family .. Capron
Thomas II iiayer
R Moore W Beslow
y stephenson
~ EELKO STAGE LINE.
M, Pcarlman q Berry
P Mer. i'll 5 kcinhart
NJ Walker Dcmacy.
Dcmancy ca franklin
Lazarus ) Mclaughlin
jThorbarben
DEPARTURES.
ny ". l.. P%RIrCHARb'S STAGE LINE.
h Prescott W W Hitting
i, Andc CT Moore
+. Stewart y Adams
n Read Capt. lhurber
/; Berry
BY II EL.KO TAG LINE.
Ipuirk NJ Mccullough
|Ilascr Geo " I.aumorc
!. purlman W ii airiicid
X1DnSlv
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To DE SToPrED.-We are Informed
that the practice of wetting down the
streets by means of hose is to be-
stopped at the expiration of the pres
ent contract of the town with the water
company. The amount of water used
III this way cannot he spared from the
reservoir, and the quantity used in
laying the dust prevents IL sufficient
supply being kept on hand for fire
purposes. This will give plenty of
work for the sprinkling machine as it
will he the only means LETT whereby to
rid the streets OF dust. The owners of
the present sprinkling cart in,end to
put another cart on the streets next
month and will then be able to keep
the dust on the principal thorough
fares in subsection.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-05-26

BoUGHT AND SoLD-All descriptions
of new and secondhand furniture.
kitchen and household goods, at T..
store, Hamilton. my26
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BULLION SHIPMENTS. :. BY W. l..
Prltchard's line, Yesterday ard the
dav before, the Eureka Consolidated
Company shipped 1915 pounds of
pounds. The Ruby Consolidated will
to-day make its first shipment for the
season, 10000.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-05-26

For SALE. = Meyers Il Franklin
offer for sale the house and lot now
occupied by them on Main street. The
location for business purposes is de-
sirable one. \ large tire-proof ware
house is attached to the building. For
terms of sale inquire on the premises.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-05-26

BASE BALL.-The match game of
base ball played on Sunday between
the Original and Pioneer clubs, result
ed in Il victory for the former. The
game was Splritedly played on both
side, but the coalburners, i'll spite of
ihrir efforts to win had to weld the
honor to their opponents. The follow
inc is the score:
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CoRRETIoN.-In our weekly mining
report published in Sundays issue we
were inadvertently led into a mistake
in referring TO the bullion product +
the Richmond mine. The amount
shipped was lo9,ii0 pounds in place of
the figures stated by us.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-05-26

POLICE CoURr.-Matt, Clark, a mute,
Tor petit larceny, was fined by Justice
HateS So and costs, in default of which
he went To the County Jail to board at
me expense ofthe community. Hong
roo, a representative of the Ilowcry
hlngdom, charged with unlawiuily
retaining the possession of a quantity
OF Jewelry, was discharged, the evil
uehce against him not being conciu-
sive. The ease will be appealed to the
District Court.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-05-26

CoMMESCED.-The work of tearing
down the buildings erected on the
grounds recently purchased by the
Odd Fellows was commenced NcSter-
day. The water cule establishment OF
Wm. Spink> is being removed to Buel
street. and the O.her buildings will be
RACED in a short time. EXcavating for
the new building will be started next
week,
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-05-26

MISUNDERSTANDING aclnowl-
edge the receipt of complimentary tie
kets to the ball to be given at Palisade
by the recently organized lodge OF odd
Fellows at that place. The pal takes
place tomorrow evening. We regret
doubt it will be a fine affair.