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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-04-18
THE PRISON,

Governor Bradley has been in town
the last two days looking out IA site for
the prison. He Will remain a Gav or
50 longer, and then return 70 Carson.
Next week the Board of Prison Com
Iui>>inners VIII come down here. Sc
lect the site. and at once let il contract
for the outside walls. which are 10 en-
close Il space 400 feet square. The Gov
rrnor means business on the prison
matter.-R"Ho J0auWal, 18th.
What is To be gained by removin.
the prison to Reno? Can boots and
shoes be manufactured there cheaper
than at the Warm Springs? There is
good deal of humhug about this pro-
po~ei removal of the prison. The
people will find, when 100 late. that the
change has cost them more than it
comes TO. The attempt to build up a
>elf->ustaining institution must fall as
far short of the mark at Reno
as at Carson. True. a fine water
power can be had by go
i'll. to the Trucke. river, hut to
wlrat purpose in connection with the
convict labor is it to he put? The truth
il we have never been much in favor
Of bringing the convict labor of the
State into direct competition with
worthy and honest mechanics. Ev-
cry pair of boots that i made
for six dollars in the State Prison.
takes just so much money ont of the
pockets of the poor mechanics on the
outside. 1t may be all right for the
State to set up business in opposition
20 a class of its toi,ing citizens, hui we
30 not believe it.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-04-18
D(:c

Yesterday j. &. Foster informed Us
us that Judge w. IL. Beatty. who.
since ls,l, has been Judge of Lander
and also of White Pine counties, is a
candidate for the position o: supreme
Judge. We have had "A long and init
mate acquaintance with Judge Beatty,
and can bear testimony that he is a
man Of marked ability. incOrruptible
integrity, and whose judicial ruling,
wee always dictated by an evident
desire to deal out impartial justice To
all who had business in his court
E9che Recor9, 18th.
We have hear eX-Chicf JEStireI ~
Is, of Virginia. spoken Of in the same
connection. There being two Judges
10 elect, Beatty and Lewis would make
a 4" teain-as strong, perhaps. A.
could De brought ont in the Sta.e. The
Republican party i particularly for
tunate in having such available candi-
dates for the bench. EithJ. Of these
gef.tlemen would lead the Governors
choice from 1000 TO 200 vJees in the
STATE.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-04-18
INTERSTATE COMMERCE..

In the course of a captinu> article i'll
the Virginia Chronicle there occurs
this paragraph:
The Eureka Sentinel came boldly
to the front and asserted that he E1t-
feIY,rIse was right in contradicting Il
statement, and that the supreme Court
mad never made any decisions upon the
subject of Interstate commerce. From
the general tenor of the article re-
ferrcd to. wetook it for granted the Son
ttHst WAS bitterly opposed to Me-
Crarv'S bill. then pending i'll the Fed
eral House of Representatives. We
further inferred that the S,HtHtc
looked upon the Mctrary bill as being
unconstitutional i'll all its provisions
and that the several state Legislatures
had the sole right tO regulate the ear
rvin- business i'll cac common
wealth.
The SENTINEL eve said any such
thing. What it did say referred en-
clu>ivelv to the Iowa and Nebraska
eases. The SENTINEL said that in both
OF those cases the supreme Court had
held that the states had the power to
lt-i>Ittt OH tit Sul,ttN I'll lHttI rNldtt
railways within their respective limits.
The SENTINEL says the same thing
now: for it is a fact that the Court has
decided. in the eases cited. that i'll the
absence of congressional law the
states are competent TO exercise this
authority. Notwithstanding these de-
ci>ion>. however. we have always be-
lieved that Congress was the proper
power 10 deal with the Interstate conf
merce OF the country. There is no
other way 10y which uniform rates can
be established. \ railroad tariff law
for California. another for Nevada. and
50 on along the whole line, would not
meet the requirements of the ease half
so well As Il sVeepin :. general law of
congress. applicable = al of the inte--
State railways in the United States:
and Yet the Supreme Court has de-
cidel, i'll at least two instances. that the
States may fire away 81 the question 50
long as Congress fails to do is duty in
the premises.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-04-18
THAT BOUNDARY LINE.

If Won Schmidt keeps on surveying
he will Soon have the whole state of
Nevada embraced within the limits of
California. Every time he takes the
field he gets the dividing line Il little
further To- the eastward. We bc>cech
him to. at least. leave us the Com>tock
and our magnificent two hundred
thousand-dollar Capitol building. He
has got the largest share of Lake Big
Ter. and still lie is not happy. Refer
ring to the subject the Reno Crescent
says:
This survey has been accepted and
the State line So changed thereby that
several of our late citizens find them
selves CalitornianS. Phi Bates is o,
the number. and is anvtlIing but
pleased with this torcible transfer OF
allegiance. He can't see, the advantage
OF travelling to Downieville To pay
or do jury duty. We do not
know that the survey Is not accurate.
hut we do entertain a strong suspicion
Of ~rascalitv, based. we confess. on an
mistaken and unshakablc faith in the
mans innate ra>cality.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-04-18
EASTERN DISPATC Hes,
BY Overland Telegraph.
ESPECIAL To THE DAILY SENTINEL
RumOr ri smallpox CntOundcl-
Particulars of the Loss Of h
AmcrtQUr.

NEW YORK. April l..
II appears that the reports al the
prevalence of smallpox on Black
well l>lard are the result of Il con
spiracy of Tweed'S friends toavoid his
Subsection to discipline. The con-
vict> confess their cruption> were
caused 10y croton oil. The orderly of
the hospital has been dismissed.
The Ancrique is now said to have
leaked BADLY from the time she left
Newcastle. where she was launched.
and portions of the cargo on her last
trip here WAS found ST badly damaged
that an inspection Vas ordered, result
ing i'll her being rated down from n u
to 2is.
Hurst. agent of the National line.
has presented Mackenzie, agent of the
French Transatlantic Slime. IL bill of
over Sl6.oOo for transportation and sub
>i>tcnce of passengers and rev of the
tcainrr Europe. and for property lost
and DESTROYED while eifccting their
rescue and transfer to the steamer
Grcecc. Hurst says the claim would
never have been presented but for the
malicious mn n which the French
company and its officers attempted TO
SANDER and traduce the mel to whose
timely assistance the safety of the pas
>cn-erS and crew of the Europe is
a>cribpI.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-04-18
WASHINGTON E..I.g.;.S.

Tie New York |1"Phtc ct late date
ii>cour>es is follow, on f~a>!lionabl,
,mric,v and nronoscl matrimonial al
-.
t-'''tt> d. "aN'iiii-'"i'
.Anent the approaching marriage OF
Miss Grant and Miss Stewart. the lat
ter the daughter OF the wealthy Scna-
Tor from \eNada-Ml>S Grant Is. one
would naturally suppose, in Il most
enviahle position. the highest which
my unmarried lady i'll .\n!er;ca can
eoid. and has youth. health and good
'p;ril> ~whcrcwith 10 enjoy her ble>-
'in->. Miss Stewart, position is
scarcely less enNiablc. She is just
oi.hteen. very pretty. has had the adj
Santages of "A European education. AMI
is surrounded i'll her new home. just
completed. with all the comforts and
'!e-ancIc> OF lie. Il might fairly II,
supposed that these tive Young girl
tonld wish oenioN the pleasures life
20 freely offer them before a%>>tunin.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-04-18
The Bclli-cvcnt Governors.


TIFTIE INbtk. n r.. Z VII n.
During the b~elligercn: movements
last night. Col. Rose. comma 2ding the
United States arsenal. hruusllt Il COM
panv down. %statiouing the II ut the
corner OF Main AID Fourth streets.
and sent word to each side. tGat while
he had no orders l. interfere III behalf
OF either party. lie wa> dircc,ei to pre-
Vent blood>hed. Early this morning.
there appearing no prospect of trouble.
the company returned To the arsenal.
Meanwhile Baxter has ISSUED another
proclamation. reiterating his deer
mination to repo>>e>> himself OF the
State House al all hazards.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-04-18
r

War has broken out, remarks the
Sacramento Record. between the New
York Central Railroad on the one
hand, an | ;he Erie AMI Pennsylvania
roads OF the o.her, over the emi@ran.
passenger business. As a result. fares
have been reduced between New York
and Chicago from Sl3 on March lst to
81 on April Sd: emi-rant fares from
New York to Omaha have been re-
duced in the same time from S25 50 to
Sl4. Immigrants to California vii. NJ
doubt take advantage Of this state oil
affairs. which is not likely to last bong.
The February report of the Union Pa
citic Railroad shows the traffic of the
through roads to maintain the steady
ratio of increase that has Obtained I'M
interrup.edly since they We're first
opened for traffic. OF that road the
gross earnings forthe first two months
Of the vear We're Sl.29>, 700 and the cX-
pen>es were $4,000. Compared with
the same time lat veal. the gross
earnings show an increase of S2l2,9 900:
but there has been a compare i've in
crease Of >ii,oo0 in the expenses. the
net earnings for the two months show
an increase of SID 500.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-04-18
THE PIO(HE .RECORD" DE.
CLARES ITS CHOICE FOR sen.
ArOR.

The Phoebe Record, formerly a DEM
cratic journal, more recently e>rous-
ing the cause of the Dolly NardenS.
now comes out sQuarely aud unequiv-
ocallv for Mr.. Sharon for the United
States Senate. Considering that Il full
h~alf-intere>t in the Record is owned
by Judge Berry. Chairman of the
Democratic State Central Committee.
its recent conversion is not without
deep significance. DO the Democrats.
through their Chairman. propose 10
abandon the contest at its very incep-
ton? We do not desire to be impcrti-
nent, bat we should very much like
20 have this trihing matter explained.
That the position of this Democratic
Chairman may not be misunderstood.
we give below the utterance> OF his or
gan on the Senatorial situation. Com
mcntins on the appointment of >cna-
tor Jones as Il member OF the Commit
tee on Mines and Mining, the Record
says:
\eVata mas reason ioF cohSFatuia
tloh mat senator Wno >Ner>e'' II" we
matter upon when ne i FStlViitu 70
give an olntlohl one WIN when ne -
Thoroughly acqeaii''eu' anu Motiu
SUI more nave reason ior ieInI,a'ioii
II we 'oaii aou9ie me 'eaIii ''.i >ciiu
a man toa>>i>l VT, Jones Ill
whose i'ea'I>di'u Po>I'ioh VII ltii,.el
ann !aece>iUte ~ any ""a.,atH
tet',Pta'ioh; LUIS "iaI "a,t'
anu fr"pa,iS >Iio'io >5''lu II w.
>h'rol >ilou,, ne >tiet'T' ~ WI 'o'le>
coaolutor. we MouA' men nay a
he"rN, ie'i,i' ie.'i'tt oit ~ WnNn
"outu re Ilap!e - ~ "tt''>e'' VI "Hi
Pet'N ihtN ny "vtii
wealthy men allu tn' NeaitH ID,
neeh acquired ~ ttteir pNn NH anu
eNer.lon>, ana = iat@''H niNe>,eu III
tae MINING ei,ie'P!1, "a .nl> ."1.S,
ana ttieN are IlNels !" i3ti a. Iltl.N!s
as any enc me cto"c1iieii, wa
"hlch any huer-ilca9t iIsIeiii
, o'Sre>>filah - me-. !" a''ach ,ue
hardtS Won rights OF ON miners. we
All Know that with some lew cNcrP-
tl"n>. tins COUNTRY Is ioo>ed upo4 as
tfftd t'co1"1a. lac way TO- or rom
which, goes AMI thd> NON titI'. lie
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-04-18
FOREIGN NEWS.
COmD liHnenf~ to Governor X c.nfs'r-
Sill Eurning-A Grant RccOsu.
memdeh-NeW Solicitor General -
The Thames Championship.
l.ONppS. ,ADrll

IVNT7VN' .NITIt n.
Holders of bonds of the state OF
Virginia met here Yesterday and
passed resolutions complimenting GOV.
K. kember on his recent financial
message Ia the legislature.
The coal mincat punkentield. which
exploded. is Still burning.
The Queen. i'll her message to the
House Of Commons. recommends IA
grant of 25.oH0 to General Woolslev.
John llolker. Queens counsel. ha>
been appointed Solicitor General, and
has accepted the position.
The rowing match between Sradlci
and .~-agilall, for the championship OF
he Thames and t200 "A side. was rowed
today, from Putnev to Mortland.
>adler winning Ivy three lengths. Bet
ting was five To four in his tayOr.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-04-18
STARVING.

The Virginia GAfoa,cie of the 18th
II slant relates L following:
about "'cl"cA last EVENING" neatly
dressed ant .htclligcnt Young German
.aiiied II He'll upo / the sidewalk near
me intern ti"nal Hotel. He was tax.
ga up ny IL number OF hysrandrrs and
was soon restored to con<ci>ou>neSs nv
ihe external APP .ic.i0n of cold ua,e,.
b't alter being recSu>cita.ed he foli
baek with sigh indicative OF weari-
ness and utter exhaustion. 4 rla.. of
brandy was offered him. bur he refused
ha,li Nald' ! broken Engli>h:..I would
''lh"f hay" = "up at rnt.c a., SOM
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-04-18

SAYS the Sacramento U'atoa: Land
in Georgia, which before the civil wal
WAS worth sl2 80 per acre, and which
o u years ago sold for S. per acre, is
now, we are informed, offering at 81 to
81 l2}i. The decline is caused by
State debt and the enormous taxation
entailed by the debt. However, so
long as average Georgia land can be
had at 81 or s, or even s.. per acre, it
Is idle to expec- that ~eInigrants will
eome to California and pay the land
monopolies >25 to 50 per acre for wild
lands in Ventura and Kern and San
Bernardino, SO far from mark, that
the railway monopOli,ts exact / he
yearly crop for carrying the her
half.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-04-18
PACIFIC COAST DISPATCHES.
The County Jail-Funeral TO Fake
Place Col. Boyle Or:amizin I: II
Minin. r. Expedition doe Dan jcl~
tAtra VA A New York DE.
t:luIicr Arrived,

SAN FRANCISCO, April IL.
The County Jail contains 80 prison
ers al the present time and is terribly
o~vercrowded. Some Of the Keepers
say it * almost impossible to recei We
any more.
TIE funeral of the late Consul Gle i
era q. bIiara Taaife viii take place
tomorrow afternoon.
Col. / lie is organizing. in this city.
a force Of one hundred and fifty men.
t work the silver mines in the Santa
Ria mountains in Arizona.
Greeula x, IS 4ft>>t4.
Tie owIt-f al Joe Daniels has tele-
graphed t q DR.. Martin, of this eli; V. to
Withdraw hl> Acceptance 9 the chat
lcnge TO run Daniels against 1had.
StotenS four mile-heats for : q 1000. he
aus ofthe delay If stevens owner in
making he required deposit.
Ii i reIor'el tat Oliver T.. Soaring.
d"ftulting Secretary OF the Nontauk
Fire Insurance Company oil ~hdup.lvn,
New York, arrived in this .,N .,st
night.
Race Horse Sold.
SAN FRANCISCO, April L..
a 49, I'll -I-A \
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-04-18
still at Large.

Los ANGELES, April Il.
Three of Slieriit's posse, in pursuit
of VaSuuez. returned this evening.
They followed NaSquea to the Tenjun.
"a Pass, when the robber chief n
PARTY crossed the stcepe>t ridges and
escaped To san Fernando Valley. free
to move to Soledad. The Deputy Sher-
i'll Of Baldwin's party is still out.
sheriff Mar>e. with eight men. are on
tie other side in the vicinity of Solcdad,
and i; is not improbable that Na>quez
NAV fall into his hands. 1t is current
" reported that Nasqucz has been i'll
this city for IL week asst.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-04-18
The LO> Amerique->aie;y of the
Passengers.

BRE>T. April l..
The .Amerique foundered during a
violent Storm. ON the 18th inst, and was
abandoned when on the point OF sink
In-. An Italian ship saved the largest
number of the crew and passengers.
and arrived here to-day with lis Of the
crew and 40 passengers. y Norwegian
bark with 80 more passengers has also
arrived. An English vessel has the
rest. The passengers write i'll praise OF
he GOODNESS and bravery Of Captain
Rn>seau. of the .Amerique.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-04-18

Il. II. MURPHY was elected Mayor;
VIM. A.. January. Treasurer: ia. i.
Ti>daie. Chief of Police. and Reuben
Buractt. Street Commissioner, at the
municipal election held i'll san Jose
last Monday.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-04-18

W ~ASlIlNGToN. Al

NN>iti>'i'N. ~ II -.
III the House to-day. Kelly. from
the Centennial Committee. reported a
bill approprla;in- S3.oao.o3o for tn,
Expo sition. Referred TO the Commit
tee of the Whole.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-04-18

NOT CAPTUPED.-A d-uatch. pub
i;shed herewith, Sta.es that the Vas
quez BAN of murderers are stil' At
large. Sc of the officers are still in
pursuit, b. the impression prevails
that the cUt-throats have made good
their escape.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-04-18

temperance ~eNciIclnen, is raging
in all parts ot California. Elections
under the Local option law are every
where i'll order. The Grass Valley
i"joH says even Mud Springs is being
lpctur,1.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-04-18

THE Enterprise commendS us for
denOuncing the action of Democratic
Congre smen on the McCrary Rail
road Dill. VIII that Journal. when the
woe along, as frankly 90 Tor the
scaipS Of the Republican intlationi>ts?
We shall keep an eye single to its
cours. on thi, particular point.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-04-18
Another Steamer LOST.

IANAMA. .NNriI ,.
News WAS received here OF the loss
on the 18th of March OF the CHILEAN
coa>tin- steamer Tacna. with II per
sens. The loss of life is attributed 20
the panic >eizjng the crew. two O.
whom made Oft with the only hoat.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-04-18
will Spar re His Life.

HAVANA. April Il.
y letter says it is ruinored that
Concha intends to spare the life of
United States.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-04-18

THKT~, NTFTI n.
1t is rumOred that eX-Empre>S Eu-
genie Will be here on Friday an Gag.
The military tribune has acquitted
Col. Stotiel. charged With suppreS>ing
dispatches from BaZaine to Mac Mahou.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-04-18

kISD.-It i announced that out Of
courtesy to the United States. Dock
erv's life will be spared. Very kind /,
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-04-18

racer Nell Flahcrty has been sold to
Chas. Mclaughlin for 5000 by George
Treat. her owner
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-04-18

THE telegraph was silent yesterday
an the subject of the Massachusetts
~~onatCrSh;r.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-04-18

THE Gubernatorial situation in Ar
romafns unchanged.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-04-18

thing to eat. for ! am dying Of starva-
tom" His auditors could scarcely be-
lieve their ears. for such a thing was
never before heard of in this city. lie
was taken To the supper table of the
hotel, however. and after eating a light
meal. related his story. lie had been
but a few months in the Uni ed State,
and but n few days in this city. lie
was out of money and had sought en-
ploymcnt in vain. After his funds be-
came exhausted he applied III two diff
{ .ent places tor something to eat. but
WAS refused aud ilar>hlv ordered from
the house. This wounded him dee ply
and he had become recOncilcd to star
NatiOn upon the streets. Being back
ward and ditlident. unused tn the WAYS
and to the cold charity of an unfreliny
world. and having a high sense of hon
or. he looked upon the taking of even
IA cracker from one of the numerous
free lunch tables in this city as little
less than robbery, and being minus
money, friends, employment and
hope. he sank down upon the sidewalk
to- >.arve, in the wealthie>t city OH the
globe.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-04-18

THE RcrciHe INDUCES Il little pleas
antry at the expense of ex-Mini>ter DE
Long. Hear it:
Charley DE Long has been made a
commander of the Dutch lion by the
King of Holland. His title is Sir
Charles Elastic be Long and his crest
is a lager beer key rampant III Il Linn
berger cheese, with the motto "Hif
rHIa roRS.'
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-04-18
Race Horse Sold.

NAN FKANCIsCO, April II.
u i rclHr'.d thar Tho cclnbra'otI
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1874-12-10
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

Orrkans' cosrf Of Ssisf Nary seesnfy, sel-
Oct 8. 1874
n3DEREn By THE Court, Tha, Elis..
" te;h Burroughs and ue.ekiah L Bur
roGghs, administrators " A Of
WM. H. LOCKE,
late ofS,Narys county, Nd, deceased, give
the notice required hy Law to the deceased 8
erediiorsto eshibiitheir claims, and that the
same he published once . week for six succe.-
sise weeksIn the 5, Mary's Beacon.
Test: JAS " Ruar,
Register willsfor ST Mary scounty.
NOTICE
In pursuance ofthe above order, we hereby
give notice tina, We have obtslned from the
orphans Court Of 81. Mary's county, Nd,
letters OF administration on the personal e.
tate Of " m II Locke, late of said county, de-
ceased. All persoae having claims agains,
the deceased are hereby notified TO exhibit The
SANE with the proper vouchers attached there.
, 10, TO the subscribers, on or before the Ii
day Of May, 1875, they will otherwise by Law
be excluded from the benefits Of the said g
tate An persons Indebted to the deceased
arsrequesfed TO make immediate par ment q
the subscribers.
ELIZABETH BURROUGHS
| HEZsklAn BURROUGHS,
AAsi,isssssoss, N 4.
l Set .. tsyS-ev.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1874-12-10
Phre n illogical JoarnIa
4 First C!ass Hissfsafsd Klssyisr, Dsrefedie
Seissee, Literature asd Csnersi
laieiiigsnes.

lDhrenoiogy-The Brain aud its functions;
i the Location aud Nature Of all tie Organs
y it'll directions for cultiva,ing, developing,
improving AMI restraining them.
nhy siognomy Signs Of Character, and
i How to Read Them at a glance, in the
Human Face, on Sci~ntiic Principles.
II thn"logy-Ur. the Nainral History ofNan;
IL or;gin, ma uers. customs and modes Of
life in different trises and naiions: xilh differ
mt tempe samenis and pictorial illustrations.
DhysioioSy--i he Laws of lite; including :he
L education, trainin: aud disc psue Of ciil.
iren, and tn right management OF lunatics,
the l. sane. prisoners aid othe.s.
Biographies gwen Of all the leading men and
- woaien Of tnc world.
SselECu.tare-i Instructive articles on sclf-in,-
- prove ent; memory: eho:ce Of pursuits;
orr national resourcvs etc.
E>.nAlly, Mnchusefnl information on thrle ID.
= ing topics OF the dsy-poli,ical, no, par.
tifaa-re'igious, not seetAr.aa-eiucafionai
feformatory, agricultural, commercial, etc.
Viii be given, and no efforts sp red to max,
The Fhreaolo sicsl for 1874, the most interest
Ing ever pubs ed.
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CO.NFIR .MaTION NOTICE..
Jcs Forrest
~.
Jas a Morgan
& Others.

In the circnis &, Ut f., 81 Nav. county.
sitting - n Cour, "f Equity.
M. 2:oE.
nRDEHrD Rails iSh day of Nov
~ ia. that the auditors Report
'lie,. in tis Cue. he ratified and
confirmed. unles cause to the contrary
IN shown on ar bet. " the 3rd dondav "a
Dec 1874 ;r ,oviied a copy Of this order be
publi>kedi, the 81 Mary Beacon, once z
week for tire. successive week, prior 70
the said 3,d Monda, oi D-crn Der.
Frank FOLD.
(ierk.
True copy-T"i:
J AK FORD
Clerk
Nov -. 1874 -3s -e&i.
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Boarding.

MIR J.C.N LBrRN, formerly .sf 81 Ma
v1 ry'seounty, has removed rom No. -
Hanover ST., TO ies ". LssAsrisf., between
&hssp sd Liberty, and 70 prepared 70 receive
ysr1ansss and trAasisHs Dsss Asss.
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