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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-09-06
Heavy Gnlo-A Town in Danger.

- BROWN>NllI.E, ToNa>, Sept. ..
The French bark Coromonicl, of
Bordeaux. Captain France, went
ashore at Hagdad. Mexico. to day, i'll a
gale of wind ami became a total
wreck, breaking Up in less than two
hours aid The cargo drifting ashore.
The captain, first mate, and three sea-
men We're rescued. Eleven Of the
crew are supposed to have persisted.
The storm Still! continues. Brazos, on
the American side. is several feet under
wafer and the inhabitants are in CON
siderable danger.
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ANOTHER LIE.-Sutro said last night
that the SENTINEL vas III the habit of
putting worthless wildcat mining
claims mo undeseryed popularity.
The miners of this district, Ia a man.
will join Us in branding the statement
as an infamous falselIood. too shallow
and transparent 10 mislead any one
not willfully blind to the real facts in
the case.
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PACIFIC COAST DISPATCHES
FRoN CALIFORNIA.


san FRANCISCO. Sept. }.
y ire occurred AT Mokrlumme Hill
to day, and to,aiIy destroyed the en-
tire Town. The loss is estimated at
si55,Gtai.
The Grand Jury ignored the I'LL
against ChaS. De Aoung for assault on
Il. +. Naptiaiy with intent TO murder.
County JId.e >ianly reconimuittei The
complaint 10 the next Grand Jury.
Elevcu thousand person, visited the
Fair this afternoon, and The pavilion
Is thron@cd tonight.
The Bay district Associations new
race cour-e was formally opened to-
day. There Il Il !ar-e crowd lres-
ent. The track was III Il splendid con-
dition.
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The f;easi,cs tilinee- o., ti,e War
path,

toLCsA. CAT. Sept.5.
Last night, about 5o'c!ock, IL fight
broke out III Chinatown, near the or
FER OF Fourth and Market, III which so
heatlem, participated. Eight or ten
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t~erii>tS E.atvenci.ia-,

MADRID, Sept
The Carli>tS are e~ntreurhing them
selves around Bi.boa. The dama.e
done iy the boinbardnlcnt is in,isniti-
cant,
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O II ASSEMBLY,

WELDING ToTIIE SOLICITATIONS OF
hi many fri nds, CAfIAlA JOHN NJ.
fDi.El has consented To become n caudi-
date for the Assembly, sIbj,ct to the Gvci-
SION vi tht bemeeIa;ic-iibcIa Convention.
september It'll, 1874. So
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shots were fired. when Judge sam
ucls. accompanied by Marshal Ar
mold. together with deputies and about
~ armed citizen. arrived, and ai:er n
brief fight. arrested - and locked
them m Jail.
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DIED.

In Eureka, September ;, " lille. son OF Vim.
and Catherine Powell. aged | year and .
months.
Tho funeral will take place this afternoon
at 81 o'clock from the residence Of tho pa
rents. on Spring street. Friends and nc
quainianccs are respectfully invited to at
tend.
In Gold Hill. September 3, Richard Rog-
ers, aged II years.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-09-06
The Cubans Indignant nj the Re.
port thai SPain has Coded Porto
Eico so Germany -TrOOps for the
winters Campaign.

NV oRN, sop. ,.
An Havana letter SAYS: Great jn-
dicuation has been expressed in pcliii-
cal circles here IL the idea of the ce>-
sion nf Porto Rico To Germany. and
a telegram has been received from
Madrid denying the correctness OF the
rumor. spain Is not willing TO Weld n
single rod of her territory in the West
Indies. and the Spaniards here declare
they will die first. Other kilograms
have been received from Madrid an
nouncing that recruiting of troops for
the army in Cuha is rapidly going on,
and that the Government understands
the pressing need of re~iniorcements 10
carry on the Winter campaign.
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tNDID.i TIES.
FOR HERTZ

ARE AUTr0HIZED To ANNOUNCE
w ;. Il. HENLEY. OF aiisad2. as a cai.-
d,iaic for Shtrlf ~ Eureka Coin,y, subject to
the dccislch ii the Democratic County Ton
Ncniiun of said County. std
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ltv ;y Of an Unknown Man f0und.

4 Y 'FV' NdT'' '.eF'' p,
a boy NAMED joaquin Peia,ta while
cunning to-day, found the body OF a
man living on the beach. \ short dis
tarcc northwest of Andcr>on'> landing.
TIE discovery was Reported to Justice
Collinuridue. who promptly sent for
the body aId held an inquest. Moth
Ing, however. which would give a clue
to idcntitication was elected. de-
cea>ed was II large man and supposed
To I've about - years of age. The re-
mains will I've Inferred in the County
lJp>pifol cemetery tp-ElprrOW,
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The First Negro Jury I'm Oregon
Gen. JEFF. &. Davis.

PORTLAND, Og'n. Sept. s.
\ cass was tried to day before the
first negro jury ever impaneled in
Oregon.
Gen. jeff. c. PAWS left for San Fran.
cisco overland o-dav.
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NOTICE..
For Sale or Rent.

4 VEIL. iUnNlSliED LoBGiNG House
n on Aorih uol str ct. containing .t,hf
naa 4vri4s 10 sIi, ..r,hlsprr. Apply 10
I.~-'i :. l.IiHGE.
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Troops TO SupprcSs the Southern
Outra.cs-Thc citizens Of>hrcSe.
port Deny Having Completely in
thc Murdcrs-AnOil,er Negro
Taken from Jail and Hung.
W~N>UNGTON, Sept.

~ ~ - -
Attorney General Williams before
leaving the city designated 10 TIE Sec
reia.y OF War the localities in which
troops are most needed To suppress
o~utrages. This list. with the circular
issued Yesterday. was inclo>ed to Cen
eral Mcdowell. commanding the De-
partment of the South, this morning,
with instructions 10 80 distribute his
forces as TO pro;ec; the localities de>ig-
mated.
Seth II. Wetherbee Las been APP
pointed internal Revenue Gauger :or
The First District of California.
SHREVEPORT. La, Sept. 3.
The ErCn1D1 Bu}{ctIn. a lsepubllcan
paper. i'll an editorial on the Cou>hatta
troubles, declares that the intimations
i'll Governor KelIogg's proclamation
that the citizens OF shreveport had any
connection with the murder of the
prisoners. is ~uniounded. y party Of
armed men openly left there saturday,
August 29tii, to 20 to The rescue OF
friends reported in danger, bui they
returned the same evening. having
heard from a courier that the danger
WAS over. y. report has been received
here that Il negro confined i'll Jail at
G~onshatta. charged with shooting MIR.
Dickson. the night OF the riot, was to-
day taken from jail by 4 mob and
killed
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SACRAMENTO. sept. 5.
Articles Of incorporation of the Bank
of Tehama Comfy were flied in the
office of the Secretary of State to-day.
Place of business Red Bluffs: capital,
81 zoo, eco gold coin, in shares of 500
each.
The Northwestern Quicksilver Min
ing Company also filed articles to-day.
Capital, 5000. 0oo, in shares OF 500
a,.I,
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FOR STATE MINERALOGIST.

MANY FRIENDS OF JOHN A. FOHTER,
AN1 Of i.ureaa II, announce him as n canG.i-
datc Tor state Mihcraiugi>t at the cnSuiEg
~o!tctiul, Subject 10 III. decision of tha Demu-
cratic-IIbeial Convention. AUS
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For State Mineralogist.

w ARE AiTl|UklIEDTO ANNOUNCE
w General A.. tadw a.adcr. Of v hite / inc,
As il candidate tor state Aincialugi-t. ssh
Convention. anl-ti
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OTTO

4 ii. III. 50 - kNtW!NG THEM
"A -; : ihi.hi.sl To Ila Sixty .ln,s or
y. = vii i ct ocaii II oAl AND settle be-
ioie ord ring anything more.
HIRAM JOHNSON.
Eureka. Sept. LIST. 1874. SOL
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Champion Basc Ball Match.

OkKLANp, Cat. SEPT. j.
The first of the series of base bal!
matches for the championship of this
Stale. between the Athletics and Oak
land c,ui :. was played this afternoon
and won by the Oaklands, by Il score
of 81 10 l..
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AUCTION SALE,

z Will sill. Al TNE.VE G'...GsE
l IT k~bAA,. 81 p bile auction, "a .r5ut g.
my store. a iua assortment Of iaf44t3,. anal
ilonss hold ''pod-. he >a!e viii 4~o.iti.,,.
MS he goods must be sold OF what ia y viii
bring. SAN. EkEIDnAN.
silt
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DIR. :. wZL-IAalS,

OHlHItiAS AND SURGEON. OFFICE
OF South Main Street. Lur.ka, Nevada,
two doors above the Parker Hens. suL2p
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EASTERN DISPATCHES.
BY Overland Telegraph.

[srEcIAI. To THE DAILY sESrrSEr.i
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MINES MINING
ADoLPH sUTRo

WILL ADDRESS TIE PEOPLE OF NE.
w vada at the points and dates hereafter
mentioned, in u lecture on
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CHURCH SERVICES To-Day.

Services will be held to-day in the different
churches as followS
Catholic Church-Bryan street new build
ing)-Rev Father Martinier, Pastor. Ser.
vices: Low mass, am; high mass, l0,4 am.
vespers, Jpn.
Christian Churcli-Elder Il. NJ. Gano, Pastor
Services every sabbath at l0% am, and !
pm. Sabbath school at 90 am.
Methodist Episcopal Church South-Cornci
Commerce and Lamar streets. Rev. X. w
Thompson, Pastor. sunday School at 50 am
Services at l0l4 am and s pm.
Cumberland Presbyterian Church--IeffcrSor
street. Rev. Miller Pastor Sunday School
ut So am. Services at II am. and pm.
Missionary Baptist Chureh--Patterson ave
nue.. Rev. Abram Weaver, Pastor. Sunday
School at SO am. Services at lO% am. and
So pm.
Presbyterian Chnrch-Elm street. Rev A
p. Smith, DID,, Pastor. Services every Sab
bath at 10Y a.m and s pm. Weekly prayer
meeting Wednesday at pm. Sabbath
school Sabbath morning at o'clock.
st. Matthews Episcopal Church-Corner La
mar and Elm streets. Rev. S. ID. Davenport
Rector. Sunday School at Sl9 am. Services
at l0is am. and & pm.
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lust Arrived.

Mr.. ]. ". Bowers, grocer and dealer in west
ern produce, on the Leyce, has just received
per steamers South western and Belle of
Shreveport, the followinga articles, which will
he disposed OF very low for cash: 30 casks
clearside bacon - casks shoulders D tierces
sugar cured hams; 80 tierces lard; 100 kegs do;
10 casks dry sailed meats; 80 half barrels
iraut; 800 barrels potatoes: 100 barrels onions:
800 sacks oats; 200 barrels meal 1000 sacks
corn; 200 sacks bran; 800 sacks salt; 100 sacks
coffee; 100 boxes buckwheat; 100 boxes con.
densed milk; 30 cases sardines; 5000 cigars,
various brands; 20 barrels Dexter whisky; o
barrels Emerald whisky 2s,,sssels Morning
Star whlsky.-lshreveport tnaes.
Mr.. Bowers keeps constantly ON hand a full
stock OF heavy and fancy groceries, to which
he invites tie attention OF buyers visiting
Shreveport. lie Is first class merchant,
Keeps first class goods and sells Mt the lowest
possible prices. Try MIN.
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We have been repeatedly assured
that farming won't pay, ANA the boys
have believed the assertion ana gone
10 clerklng, or teaching, or Trading
"busincssn they call II. But recently
the books have been 0pencd--the
books in which tho accounts OF all the
operations arc kept, and, being footed,
We see what really pays and what Is
Improbable. Bankers supposed to be
sort of nobility, have smnshedi many
of their clerks have proved to he great
rascals; railroad obligations have gone
to protest. factories have stopped TO
liquldatc, and crowds of the richest
aud grandcst of mOrlals, shullllng mil
lions of dollars often In n day, have
shrunk down TO he quite common.
How Is II with the farmer Has the
panic touched him" Does he lie awake
thinking of the hard times? II Is true
that If he owns more than he IL able
to pay, or ii I've has bought more
land than he can work, he Is IN
trouble, and now something must be
sacrificed; but this dilemma was bound
to appear, panic or no panic Most
farmers are out of debt, or they owe so
little they eau see their way clear and
the sun rises and sets rs aioretime; the
cows give milk, the butter comes, hens
lay eggs, hogs iatten, and the country
grist mill runs just as though Jay
Cooke had never smashed, and his sat
elites with him. The truth Is farming
Is an institution founded on such sol
id financial basis that il can ntl or
break. The farm Is not onlya bank, it
is mint making its own money,
which is worth just rs much for the use
Of mankind ms twas 2O0O years ago, and
rs twill be 2,O0Oyears from to-day; and
although this rl0nty Is not exactly the
same as greenbacks and specie ii is
better, for il underlies all other and
goes before them, aud makes all other
things that are worth much under the
stars possible. And yet we have been
hearing all along that this institution
of the farm does not pay. Let u man
Gravel this world all over" like Rosn
the Bow; try everything, be every
thing, he will come ut last to see that
the surest thing is farm well stocked
and TILED and that there is no warmer
place on earth than by the farmers
kitchen fire. Tribune.
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were several sacks Of nouT furilyely running
her hand into u rent OF one " the Sacks she
pulled out u handful Of -four, crossed over
back oflh0 Episcopal church, drow ahlnRll
pocket glass aud looking therein, powdered
! her fnce with tho star Of life In the olhdp'
| then walked M street with q countenallce
expressive Of tho most inoihblo content
mcnl.
THE individual left in charge of the
! Ron Ton saloon, during the absence Of the
proprietor, who II IL understood lolt for st.
| Louis nnd the Norlh for the purchase Of
stock rat hcr strangely Disappeared on Friday
night. Tho loudest complaint mndo was by
tho fellow who lives mile on, In the North
eastern palt of the city, who was promised
| by the 0bsentlng gentleman that 1.-The wonld
como down very early, before business
opened, as II were, on Saturday mornings no
should have II free drink, gust for beams
He being minute man In such cnses, pir'
ticulary, II Is sufficient 10 say ho was ON
hand, with what result Is sadly depicted
| above.
ABOUT II mile north Of the city yes
tcrdny morning, u horse ran frnnllcnlly,
ncighlng and kicking furlously, passed n
| nrm house II was observed by tho inmates
OF the house that ho carried something on
his bNcK which had the appearance of being
some kind Of qundrupod. Interested To
know what II was aud what caused tho
| horses fright, one OF the family, u boy, living
1T the firm house, jumped on horse and
gave pursuit. After chase OF mile he
came up with the runaway just Ns he was
plunglng into stream of water, ana FOUND
the animals burden TO be monster Wild
cat, which sprung on the horses back ns he
snnk deeper In the stream and disappeared
In the woods.
WE were pleased to see on our streets
yesterday evening Captain j. g. Mcdonnell,
the great hardware merchant OF Elm street.
who has Just returned from st. Louis, where
he purchased one of tho largest and most
select stock of goods in his line ever brought
into Northern Texas. Mr.. McConnell's long
experience In the business, his thorough nc
qunintancc with the wants Of the country
and his great personal integrity, have built
mp FOR him II famc in this city that for enter
business has Increased so rapidly In the p0st
year that he now distributes his wares from
two houses IN the city-one of which IL fast
gaining the cognomen Of 1.-THE North Texas
stove depot" We are pleased 10 announce
his excellent health and high hopes of our
"uturc great city,"
what is nnpmla" Utterly no blood. The
blood, which Ia tho life, becomes impuNer-
ishcd by disease; the slightest exartion
Wcnrlcs us; one feels no energy whatever;
universal luSSitude prevails; many becomes
wretched uS almost 10 prefer death To life.
The remedy for all this is simple; the diseased
matter must be ubStracted from the blood
and carried out from the body. The Kidneys
will do all this N only the right stimulant be
given to them. William u. Parker's Com
pound Fluid Extract of Buchu has done
wonders in Just such cases. Let the afflicted
Try it. For sale by III! druggists everywhere.
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Absolutely safe. Perfectly odorlcSs. AL
ways uniform. Illuminating power superior
to gus. Burns in any lamp without danger
of exploding or taking lire. Manufactured
expressly 10 take the place of volatile and
dangerous oils. It's safety under every posi-
BILE test and its pei:cct burning qualities are
proved by its continued use In over 3OO,NO
families.
Millions of gallons have been sold and no
accident, directly or indirectly, has ever oc-
Cured from burning, storing or handling II.
The immense yearly loss to life and property,
resulting from the use of cheap and danger
our oils in the United States, is appalling.
The insurance companies and fire commits
sloncrs throughout the country recommend
ne Astral as the best safeguard where lamps
are used. Send for circular.
For sale at retail by the trade generally,
and ut wholesale by the proprietorS,
CHAS. PRATT Il co..
lGdD&6mw los Fulton street. New York,
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AND STILL THEY QOME.

Another heavy invoice Of
Wall Paper Of new and cEe-
giant patterns, and Of all
grades, ranging In price from
3J cents a. $3.50 per dOmbIe
roll. We call the attention Of
purchasers 10 oar stock. AZ
enH'i b. beat In quantity,
qualify, or chenpncss In NORTH
crn HcXas. No charge for triEi-
ming. We have the latest ini-
proved machine. which trims
much nicer than II can bc
done by hand. All ~
PIERCE a. LYLES,
Main ST.. opp. Fields Theatre.
flDl0if
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THE DAILY HERALD SUNDAY MORNING, FEBRUARY 8, 1874

and also dropped on his knees, ,op,
posllo, Just Then Mr. Plnkney looked
up, and there saw two OF his dencollh
and several Of the members staring
down upon the scene with an express
sion that brought the blood TO his face,
aud, with groan Of Intense pain, lhe
unhappy man dropped Mrs, lhlhburn's
fowl, aud darted into the house. rs
soon as he recovered from hl+ mlshap
he sent In his resignation, but u orlll-
cal examination had been made III the
meantime, and II Iransplrcd that, ~
far ~ tho worthy man was ooNcerllGd'
there was not The leAsl blame. The
resignation was not accepted.
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a YOUNG lady in Waco, Texas, who
lost the power of speech two years ago
from an attack of measles, attended Il
picnic, and while enjoying u swing the
excitement brought II return of speech.
She was congratulated by everybody
present but one; he was the fellow
who took her to the picnic, and had
got her consent by mods and squeezing
of hands, and the day was set. He
went around the picnic swearing he
would put head on the man who
proposed the swing. The peace and
quiet of his future life had been blasted
by that swing.
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The Seiden Irwin Combination.

This gifted theatrical troupe leave to-mor.
row for shreveport and Marshall, to fill en-
gagcments In those cities. We fully com
mend encn and ever member of this COM
bination. They are not only n NEST brilliant
company, but they are polished ladies and
gentlemen. The two weeks they have played
in this city they have produced the most at
tractivo and delightful comedies 20 large
houses, and our citizens part With them with
regret. We wish them n world OF success.
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Judges of Election.

The following are the judges appointed ia
preside at the primary election next satur-
day:
First Ward (Courthouse) r. T.. Burke, q.
d. Finlay, II. b. Bryan.
Second Ward (old Masonic halD-W. II,
Scales, ]. Y. Field, j. NJ. Patterson.
Third Ward tl'ricll's storel-A. A. Shep-
hord, Martin SHUTS, Wormly Carter.
Fourth Ward (Young's warchouSe)- John
j. Eakin, George w. Baylor, W. c. Linn.
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NOTICE.

All delinquent shares In the
Dnilas Real Estate ANA Build
ing Association will be sold 10
the highest bidder nj public
auction, Oh Tuesday, tie lOII,
day Of February, 1874.
Icy order Of thc Board Of bi.
rectOrs.
4. &. BARRY.
Sec'y and. Treas,
2S0dtd ID. IL. Il. az IL. A.
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Go 10 Stegaii ~ 90. for i'urni-
tl,re. books. stationery, crock
cry and glassware. window
shades. pictures, and all kinds
Of inOnltlings. wall paper. STEP
ladders. table and pocket cut
lcry. oS0l&wtf
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CURIOUS FACT.-lt appears that Amer.
pride of nations, adds fresh grRGcs and
new laurels to her charms every year.
Her dazzling beauty, her winning features,
her swecter smiles, are causing poor ugly
man to stand aghnst. Why all this modern
improvement? It being whispered around
that the change is being effected by the use
u that great female wonder, English Female
niItprQ
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We have the faciIitios and tho work
men 90 do nv good work, and nj ny
low rates, ~ can DO done anywhere
nnd We mean 10 do II. Hiring yoW
Fine Job Work 10 THE DAILY HER
AID OFFICE. Corner OF Main AMI
Lamar streets.
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The double trigger English Tranter pistol,
valued atseventy-hv dollars, was awarded to
Mr.. III. O'Neil as the best shot last week, n. T..
Milton second best, at the shooting gallery
on Main street. The pool for next week will
be for shot gun and pistol the best four
consecutive shots will get the shot gun and
the second best four shots will get the pistol.
fahSllt
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Franklin & Penn take
subscriptions for papers
and magazines.

Acssrs. Durham, Howell & Co., Of Shreve-
po,t. are agents OF tie Arizona Mills In Clal-
borne Parish, La. and are prepared to sell
Colt n Yarns and Osnabnrgs at figures less
than New 0rleans priees. I2Jod-tf
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Elsewhere In our columns to-day Will be
found the announcement of Mr.. James 7.
Downs, as a candidate for district attorney,
TO MI the vacancy accustomed by the death
of Minor John T. AMT.
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uR. q. w. BECK EFT

~ our authorized agent for this city, WIN
power 10 make collections ana solicit huNor-
iIsnments and SUBSCRIPTIONS tor lhls paper
An contracts made by him Will he recoS-
nlyed by this Office.
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ACCIDENT ON THE CENTRAL ROAD.
Six Cars Find their Way Off the Track,

As "No. 2" was approaching the city yes
terday, and when about mile from the
depot, the klng-bolt of the fourth car from
the engine broke, throwing the end of the
car oil the trucks to the middle OF the track
from which it soon bounded, carrying with
it the remainder of the train, consisting OF
six cars. inclusive of the passenger coach
which instead of going down the embank-
ment straddlcd u culvcrt and thus doubt
lessly prevented n considerable sacrifice OF
human life, rs the coach was crowded.
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