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Watts and His HYMNS.

Miss Helen Clark, in the last Congre-
gational Quarterly, has some interest
ing facts in regard to the poet Watts.
His love and taste for music were in
herited. He became pastor of Dis
senting church in London, and lived in
the ministry nearly fifty years. Very
many of his hymns were outgrowths of
his sermons, written for the occasion,
and embodying the sentiment of the
text upon which he had been preach
ing. The familiar hymn commencing
''Am I soldier Of the cross?
was written for a sermon on the text,
Stand fast in the faith quit you like
men, be strong" His hymns of high
hope and Joy we're written, many of
them, during seasons of sickness. He
wrote under various feelings. It is
said that in early manhood he was
cruelty repulsed by the lady to whom
he offered his heart and hand, and his
sensitive spirit was sorely wounded by
the cutting remark that. though she
loved the jewel, she could not admire
the casket which contained it. Under
the pressure of this disappointment,
his soul cried out:
How vain are all things here below!
How false and yet how fair!
But his disappointment melts into
sweet devotion to his Lord, and inspires
the prayer: ...
Dear Savior. let thy beauty be
My souls eternal food.
Watts was never married. He died
November %, 174S.
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EVERY one knows that cold or cough
ought not to be neglected, and that if it is not
attended to i'll season. it may result fatally.
Our advice is TO take care Of it before it is too
late, and use DR.. Wishart's Pine Tree Tar
Cordial, which can be had of any druggist
DR.. Wlshart's Worm Sugar Drops are the best
remedy for worms ever discovered-Cogn.
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"Yzs. SIR said a Michigan Fourth
Of July orator, putnam went right
into the VOLTS den, dragged her out.
and the independence Of America was
secured" -
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1874-08-19

THERE are no bouquets about a news
paper office, but sometimes the contents
OF the paste-cup acquire maturity
which by any other name would smell
as sweet.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1874-08-19

GooD articles are always cheapest in
the end. This is especially the case with paper
collars, as the Elmwood will wear longer than
any others, and look well all the time Com
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3 's.WooDCocK," says an exchange, "can
now be killed legally" All right
provided you are good shot. If not,
the legal part of it won't help you one
bit.
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\ PAIR of shoes will cost you only 5
cents more with Silver Tip on than without,
and it will add twice the cost of the shoe to
their wearing Value.=COm.
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SeItzer Strings Of Germany.

Gifts effects, those who have tested the prepa-
ration are the best judges, and they declare, over
their signatures, that the preparation Will
promptly relieve indigestion regulate the flow OF
the bile, cure every species of beaCache, tranquil
ize the nervous system, refresh and invigorate
the weak, mitigate the papgs of rheumatism, neu-
tralize acid in thu stomach, cleanse and tone the
bowels assist the falling appetite. cure the
heartburn. If you sufferer, give this remedy
one trial, ana it will convince you OF the above
facts. Sold by all druggists.
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Counterfeit Money, shoddy in Cloth, foreign sub
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Metals, fineness Of W9od-gran, to decipher writ
grain, minerals, etc Useful for everybody. Double
Convex Convex Lens II inches in diameter Mounted in
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W sns n1strsted Circulars and terms free.
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this
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What is this Great X emedy- and what are
it's effects? These are questions which the great
American pu bile has light to ask, and it has also
a right to expect q candid and satisfactory reply
The preparation is q mild and gentle saline ca
thartic, Alternative and tonic, and is most care
fully prepared in the form of a snow-white pow
der, containing all the wonderful medical proper
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~ n w of Medical Wonders. Should be read
'sEAlA by all. Sent free for stamps. Ad-
lFESgAAs dress DIR. BONAPARTE, Cincinnati, o.
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ScrofglIa, or Kings Evil, White
Swelilngs, Ulcers, ErysipeIas, Sweiled Neck,
Goitre, Scrofulous Inf&iuniations, INDECENT
InfaTlmations, Nercuria, Affections, O3G
Sores, Eruptions Of the Skin, Sore Eyes, etc
II these, as il all other constitutional Dis
eases, WALKERS VINEGAR BITTERs have
shown their great curative powers - the
most cbc+iT, 70 end Ina, cas,a5
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-05-09
FOR ATTORNEY GENERAL.

The RereAie Of the 9TH inst. has an
editorial item on this subject. There
is nothing new in the item. Yet as il
pays our Old friend kittrcll a very
graceful compliment, We have con-
cluded to reproduce it. Mr.. kittrelI
authorized Us TO announce him as a
candidate tor the Attorney General>hip
more than a month 90. We know he
would make an excellent officer. and
We are almost equally certain that he is
1.-THE coming man" for the position.
Saws the RereiV'::
some of the slate-makinr newspa-
perS of this State have mentioned the
name of John X. kittrell. of White
Pine, in connection with various Off
GEES. SoIHe representing him as a candi-
date for Congress, aAd others aS an as
pIrant to the office Of Attorney Gener-
al. We nave been shown a !. ter writ
ten by him L" a friend in his citv. in
which he says that he i a cane date
for the Attorney a~reneralship. air.
klttrell il now District Attorney OF
White Pine county. and. in that ca paci-
~. has proved himself q good advocate
and lawyer. He j. as available a man
in Eastern Nevada at lea>,-a~ could
he put forward by either party. and
eminently qualified for the position to
which he asplres.
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present wear, the Government was
Ss,.W mn. 900 short. being the amount
plrdycd for q ment into the Sinklng
fund, lie wanted gentlemen who
were so troubled about national honor
bejny involved in IL note of invitation
10 turn their attention to the fact hat
this pledge stood unredeemed aud un-
redeenmble before the world.
Hawley, of Connecticut. Interrupted
Dawes bv asking, eNritedlv. why, as
Chairman of the WAYS and Means
Committee, he did not bring in u tax
bill.
Dawes replied. tauntinylv. that
Uawley appeared with the show bill
in one hand and a tax bill in the other.
Randall and Luttrell spoke i'll favor
Of the bill, and Hawley. of Connect
cut. closed the debate or the same side.
The question was then taken on or
deriny the bill to a third reading, and
was rejected; yeas 81. nay lS. Nearly
all the Western members voted III the
negative. Houghton, Kendall and
Luttrell voted in the affirmative.
Hale. of Maine, moved u reconsider
alton Of the vote. and also to lay that
motion on the table. The latter mo-
ton was lost by a vote of liz to l2o.
The changes in the % necessary 10
save the bill being secured by the per
>onal efforts of Pennsylvania MEM
berS, who went around soliciting
changes. and brought in alb entees. the
motion to reconsider was then carried
by a vote OF Ia to ll2, Pennsylvania
members promising to move. To q
nit the bill to the Centennial Commit
tee.
In the House. Hale, Of Maine, with
drew his motion to table the Centen-
NAL bill, and it was reconlinitted To the
Centennial Committee.
The Senate amendment to the HOUSE
bill tor the relief of the inundatiOn
sufferers, was c%Oncurred in, II the
House proceeded to the consideration
OF private bills.
\ caucuS of Republican Senators
was held this morning to fix the order
of business with special reference t.
the Civil Rights bill. No conclusion
, as reached and there will be aucthei
meeting this afternoon.
The Commissioners appointed by
the Secretary of the Interior to inNc>ti'
gate charges preferred by Indian Com
missioner Walker. against Dr. j. j
Savillc, agent of The Sioux Red Cloud
agency and r.. \. Howard. agent u
the MILESTONE agency, report thu
charges As frivolous and groundless.
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know he is the weakest candidate i'm

know he is the weakest candidate In
the field. His chief stock in trade Is
the present financial condition OF :hc
= I as compared with its financial
status when he went into office. This,
however. will not avail him anything.
ii Dr. Ilazlettte is his opponent. for be
it known that Dr. iiaZlctte. a>
Chairman of the Senate Commit
tee of Ways and Means, devised
the scheme which placed the financ-
eS of the State in 50 satisfactory
a condition. The Doctor was the au-
{ ior of the identical law which provid.
cd for bonding our Indebtedness and
otherwise helping us out of our diff
culties. Bradley knew no more about
the matter. and does not vet. than a
Choctaw chief about the Holy Writ.
The next Governor of Nevada must,
a, least. know how to read and write
The people have willed it. and so ii
must be. Yours. CoMSroCK.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-05-09

Ard in accordance with law, and an order
Of the Board Of Directors, made IN the seven-
trcnth Eth day Of February, 1874. 50 many
necessary. will be sold at public auction, at
the office OF the company. No. H. California
street. san Francisco. tal.. On " ED\ESDAI.
THE FIFTEENTH 18th DAY OF APRIL,
i>1i. at the hour of T. o'clock ". of such day,
To Ray delinquent aSSeS.nicntS thereon. to-
gctll.r with costs NJ advertising and expense
of the sale. +. T.. REACH. Secretary.
Office. y" M California street. San ran.
cisco. California. mh;l-td
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SEATTLE, W. T.. May :.
ON Thursday last, an accident oc-
CURED at the kenton coal mine, neai
tins place. resulting in the death of An
drew Mckerkeney, Superintendent OF
the mine. Mckeekcnev was engaged
III mailing AN iron strip upon the rail
WAY IN The main tunnel, when "a load
Ell ear broke from its fa,tcnings and
came down on him. bearing him
AGAINST another car and passing over
ms body, crushing his skull and body.
lie lived II hours, but was uncon-
sciouS.
Weather warm and showerv
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FllE MARRIAGE OF MISS Bessie
STEW ARr.

As has been announced in these |
umns. Miss Bessie. daughter of Sena-
tor Stewart, of this STATE, was married
in Washington on the evening of the
5th inst. The telegraph furnishes a
san Francisco exchange quite lengthy
account of the brilliant affair. The
elegant mansion of the Senator was
filled with guests. numbering many
hundreds. The President and mem
hers of his Cabinet. with leading >ena-
tors and Representatives. and a large
portion Of the fashionable society o.
Washington were present. The mar
rage was the most notably fa>hiona-
BILE one that has been Solemuized in
Washington this season. The presents
to the bride We're in keeping with the
wealth and station of Senator Stewart
and of the family relatives. The
young couple make No bridal tour, but
will remain at the residence of Senator
Stewart.
The bride and groom and two at
PENDANTS. Miss Anna Stewart and Lieu
tenant TOtter, of the Navy, stood in the
large rectangular recess of the south
side of the magnificent Castle Stewart
the Senator and Mrs. Stewart close
beside them. The back ground was
tie superb tapestry curtains of choco.
late ground, with brilliant figures
which took the prize at the Paris Ex'
position. and a magnificent full length
mirror, while on either side two mir
ror>. exactly opposite each other. re-
duplicated the Gene. Above the heads
OF the bridal couple hung a ba>ke.
Of gilt wire filed with white
flowers, and just behind stood
an agate vase filled with wedding bios
SONS. The guests gathered nthe par
Tor. and those who could not draw
near watched the tableaux in the mir
rors. The brides dress was simple
but extremely rich, consisting ofheavv
rep; silk with box plated iounees OF
the same across the front breadth. The
long train Was perfectly plain and
caught back with a broad sash OF white
ribbon. \ vail of Illusion envcloped
her head. beneath which was a wreath
of orange blossoms. 4 triple row OF
pearls secured by a gold cross set with
diamonds. and small solitaire pearls in
the ears, constituted the ornaments
Worn.
Mrs. Stewards dress was a rose col.
ored silk. with ruffles of Nalenciennes
lace. each row held by a wreath OF
Waite embroidery. There We're eight
ushers, all officers of the army or
navy. Out of compliment to the groom
all the army and navy officers ap-
peared in full dress uniform. The
dressing of the ladies surpassed that OF
any other occasion in this city. The
Young bridesmaid, who is Il fair
blonde. va, dressed in a simple White
dress with flowers, and her hair float,
ed loosely ever her shoulders. tn
presents, which Were Very magnificent
were not displayed, Ii was a~scer;ained.
however, that Senator Jones presented
a solid silver service, the President a
silver ladle, Mrs. Stewart the diamond
ear rings wern by the bride, and the
groom the pearls which adorned her,
Many large baskets and boquets Of
flowers were sent. and an anchor. s,Is.
pended by red, white and blue ribbon.
was / n of the parlors. Dancing
was kept upin the ball until q
late hour.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-05-09

Ir affords the Phoebe Record sincere
qualification to be able to announce
that its friend L. X. Duties has been
appointed superintendent of the Phoebe
Silver Mining Company.
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GATHER Warin and shOWerV.
SEVERE ADMINISTRATION

SEVERE ADMINISTRATIONS half-past
80 CLOCK TINS afternoon I'an named
William Thomas was badly hurt in
consequence of his horse jumping of
a stone wall "A distance of about cigh,
feet, and landing in the canyon below,
accident happened near the Devil,
tate dollhouse. ThomaS was badI,
bruised a"out the head and face. Tn.
buggy, i which he was seated. wa,
wrecked, but the horse escaped win
only a few scratche>.-Gotd mn !Nfux
9TH.
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IsO~tlNpncuIcnt.

At n meeting Of the Board of Trustees Of
the Eureka Mining and smelling Company.
held this day. the above sale was postponed
until Til i.SbAl. the seventh day If May.
1874, M the hour OF T. o'clock ". of said day,
AZ the office ei the company. NJ. III, Cali
furnia street. san Francisco. California.
7. i. BEACH. Secretary.
othce-No. M Cslitor MIA street. san / ran.
cisco. California.
san Francisco. California. April Is. 1874.
aIcl.ii
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THEY came near having another de-
structiye fire at Phoebe the other day.
\. quantity of wood near the Page Il
Pauaca hoisting works took fire, but
owing to the >uperhuman efforts oi
Russ. Scott and other bold firemen, the
incipicnt coniiagra:ion was promptly
s%quelched.
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Annual Meeting.

1 DAMS HILL CONSOLIDATED MIN.
N ing Company.-The third annual meet.
ing of the stock holders Of the above named
company. for the election Of Trustees. will be
held on Monday. May 18th. 1874. at l
o'clock =. NJ. on that day. at the office Of the
company. ". ". TEAlLOis, Secretary.
office: Room No. ., HAYWARD. Building.
4l9 California St.. San Francisco. California.
ih9-td
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TO ALL WHOM IT MAY CONCERN!

\N'HEEEAS, SvNDRY AND DIVERS
w ner-nns in the town of Eureka. within
head - .rict Ne. |. Of Eureka county. have
placed in the public highways in said town
lamber. timh Der. rubbish and other nuisanccs.
now. therefore. this is to give notice to all
persons 50 placing. snfering or allowing Any
ever, TO be placed on the public streets of Eu-
reka. to remove the same immediately, or |
will renov the same ut the expense of the
party or parties 50 committing such nuisance.
j. II. WALLS.
Supervisor Road District No. l.. Eureka
County, Nevada. n,.-lw
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Brig Reported Wrecked.

ATLANTIC CITY. y. j.. May :.
Alex. IL. Kambo, claiming tn be IL
passenger of the brig Eliza stevens,
of Kingston, Jamaica, for New York.
arrived here and say the brig was run
into by Il steamer. and the crew aban-
doned her and he escaped on Il floating
plank.
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SENATOR SCHURZ declined an offer
II 500 t deliver his eulOgy on Chas.
sumner. in Rnekland. Name. on the
evening after its delivery in Boston. be-
cause he could not accept money for
4 labor Of love and veneration."
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I'OSSlp0neslleNt.

SAN FRANCiS,o. Cal. May J. 1874.
nH The above Sale is hereby postponed
until FRIDAY. MAY ~. 1874. at the same
hour and place ~ above mentioned.
IT,. BEACH. Secretary.
Oice-\o. ilra California ST.. San + ran-
Cali;o mia. my9td
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\ WALKIsr.-Young Bennett, Of the
New York Heroi1. and a Mr.. Whip
pie. of New York, contested in a ten
mile walking match the other day. and
Bennett won by two miles. The time
is not given.
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DELINQUENT T


II NV ONGN t. TucnfIOh Ut TfIhc1.
pal place Of Business. san trancisc", CAL
Location of WORKS. Eureka. Nevada office.
There are delinquent upon the following de.
scrbed stock. IN account Of Assessment No. l.,
lev led on the seventeenth 18th day Of Feb.
ruary. 1874. the several amounts set OPP, site
the names OF the respective shareholders. as
follows:
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FOREIGN NEWS.
larlistN Defeated.

MADRID. May 5.
The Carli>t> under bon .\lfonZo have
been defeated with heavy loss.
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ENTHUSIASTICALLY a telegram received
yesterday from Carson. we learn that
the Supreme Court has reversed the
decision of Judge Beatty in the case of
j.. w. Dean against W. l.. Pritchard
and gIanted defendant "A new trial.
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NEW TO-DAY.


4 GOLD LOCKEr WITH SMALL PIECE
N Of chain attached. The finder will be
suitably rewarded by leaving it with ALI.
Chart,, at this office. m9.tf
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PACIFIC COAST DISPATCHES.
FROM CALIFORNIA.
Crown Point Dividend Mining
Stock mprOVimg-Di Discount Wm
Silver Election of Trustees
Damaging Evidence.

SAN FRANCISCO. May :.
The Crown Point Company declared
a dividend to-day of 81 per share.
amounting to S4OO. 900.
There was an improved tone i'll the
mining stock market to-day.
There is Il little discount on silver AZ
this place. The present nominal rates
are : and | per cen:.
The Original Hidden Treasure Min
ing Company has elected the following
trustees for the ensuing year: VIM.
Il. Bouln. Robt. sherwood. VIM. II.
Sharp. J. r. De Ia Montagnie. John 4.
Best, J. II. Crocker and :. Pinkham.
Subsequently VIM. Il. Bourn was
chosen President. and David \. Jen-
nin-> was reelected Secretary.
The Police Commissioners have COM
menced the investigating of the
charges of corruption against officers
lLndheimer and Rogers. Several Wit
neSSe>. women of i'll fame. have teSti-
fed against them. The ease is not vet
concluded. The evidence so far is of a
damaging character.
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MILITIA NOTICE.


STATE OF NEyAn,
rr-r,r,o, Corsrr @ EZRA,
\ r .en! subscribed by sov.sa.
military duty ars.' hasip 81 s ss,d county, SUBJECT !,
PRAYING for the appointment Of sass 70 ne.
person to organize a Volumes, ,onie suitable
he GsT !. Se 1sssT sfa. ,hs' 6 &C. q: aaS sSS%s'1 8. n
he shall enter the nnmss ~ doom, IN which
tecring and proceed to organize s ,';a yolun.
p. c. McKIyyrv
Eureka. May 4, 1874. ''>'''c'' Nevada.
In pursuance Of the forero;,, TIL.
dsrsd that SATURDAY Evrmim."." Sfe"y y,
,s.A; at =. o'clock. at the Offices a. - IS. =,
r y M; No. 70, ", ,hs BE- srr.inted as the time ss' ms
company in pursuance Of tbe ,sm soiunteel
eases made and provided. '"'u'e IN suei
my'-td CHARLES g. HrBB.Rn
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The "lhrOmtcle' Wins Another
Libel Suit.

COLUSA, CaI., May ).
The libel suit for Sl0.00O damages by
VIM. Jones against the San Francisco
~'hro"jrie, which has occupied the Dis
trict Court for the past week, was
brought to a close to-day by a verdict
for defendants. The jury was out
twenty hours.
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COs sres>iOmRl Centennial Matters
Motion tn Table the Hill with.
drawn Relief Of the 1num iatiOn
Sufferers Republican Senators
In caucus Reported G:rOumLlr>s.
CHICAGO, Nav s

A>HlNGToN. May :.
In the House, Garfield opposed the
Centennial Exposition hill. He ex-
p'e>>ed the o;.inion that the EXPOSE
ton would be "A failure in n event:
that it was an inappropriate day fl
such an exposition; that the Fourth of
July, 1876. ought &c he solemnly OBJ
served throughout the country, but
not in the way proposed in the hill.
Dawes argued against the bill on the
score Of economy. He said that with
not n dollar ofthe pnbir deht paid H..
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htbittOnists Win Progressing
slowly.

WOODLAND. CAL, Nav s.
The Local option election held here
to-day was very exciting. resulting in
the largest vot ever pollcd. The vote
against the license was 1871, for the H.
ems 10.
The Clear Lake Water Company'>
trial is going SLOW, Judge Ranage pre-
siding.