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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1875-12-01

the "Army and Navy OF the United States"
said:
GENTLEMEN OF ST. ANDREWS SOCIETY
or TRE CITY OF MEMPHIS Once more does
the pleasing duty deyolve on me as one OF the
few repre- entatives of either branch OF the
military profession stationed n your midst of
respond ng to the etime-honortd d sentimentiust
offered by your worthy president, "The Army
and Navy OF the United States" spnu ging
Into existence as did the two arms OF the SER
vice during the past century, when the infant
republic first csssyed TO test Its strength with
tue pare8t country, both by land and by sea,
We feel that We have q right TO TecpT with
some degree Of pride to those well coutes,ed
fields which secured for US our indep= ndence,
ana have since given us our standing among
the nations Of the earth as a nation. hat
memories crowd upon US as the good old-fssn-
Rtega, Yorktown, Tppecanoe, Lake Erie,
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FOREIGN AFFAIRS.
JournnlS Give their Views
Of PruSsla'A fOrrlga Relations,
4 Fort Near Sanlander Captured hy
the Carllslf.


BERLIN, April l6,-'lhe government
journals give lranqulliling assurances
In regard 10 the relations NJ Prussia
with foreign powers,
HAVANA, April lott j. now stated
that ShArkey, the escaped murderer
left Santiago de Cuba on Thursday
lust for Havana lie N expected 10 mr.
rive here tonight aud viii probably he
sent TO Now York Tomorrow on The
steamer Columbus.
Neutrality-suspicious. has been
reestuLlshed between Havana and
Santiago,
HIENpAGR, April 10, The Carllsts
surprised Fort Aspe, nenr SanlnndcIi
and carried Oh two hundred prisoner,
and -four guns,
VENICE, April l5,-lt II reported that
the Turks have killed two Hundred and
seventy christians In Roumania and
Bulgaria during the past three months,
LONDON, April l5,-rhe owners OF
her malesty's opera house have en-
Joined Moody aud Sankey rom using
the building,
HAVANA, April 10, -Sharlcy has
slipped his handouts ten times during
the Journey here, aud once attempted
to Jump overheard, He Is greatly de-
pressed
PARIS, April l6,-rhe French acad-
omy elected Edward Sabine English,
general and author n corresponding
member rthe class In geography a4d
navigation, vice Antoine Marie Remle
Chalon, deceased,
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NEW ORLEANS.
The Compromise Measures Adopted BY
The House BY n Vote Of ~ l0i
Jolnt I cSOluilOn Recognizing The kel'
lOgg Government adopted by
u Vote OF 80 tots,

NEW ORLEANS, April lb,--lhe re-
port uf l6r committee on elections, en-
bodying HE terms Of the award, was
adopted In the house by vote of
eighty.twO ~ fifteen,
Most Of the members displaced made
speeches intlmaling their acqnles'
cencc, Mr. PoindcNler Of Assuap-
ton, one Of the ousled hy
the award, said h. had the
satisfaction In giving up his seat 10
know that his old master, who hnd al
ways baen Just and kind, would take
II, This was an honor which did not
occur every day,
The Joint resolution recognizing the
kellogg government, aud pledelng the
members to support the efforts OF the
governor In reform aud good govern
ment, was adopted 10y the house at lil6
=, NJ, BY II vote Of eIghiy-nine TO eight
con,
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TIE BLACK HILLS.
The Government GeoI0gist In Route
for the IInIs-The sioux Anxious 10
Sell Out-Dnkoia Authorities Prepar.
ing 20 Drive Out InNnders.

o,,.u, A,,jI,5 Siv oonnorias oC
oovoiry and two of infantry have been
cag"ls S rn 'W w. ~ roilrnad ~ the hose If
V ,La Ion niod Viii, i "s om escom I" Mr.
tne n,"'M ih'' "' ." ,ooiori. who
'a,,i,"es e", o,,,,'a,, or thnt ,,o,,ntrv
WIZ ~, NAN ,nr ,u WY " nrommtlv nm
inv SVte' nn ',, ",,'ovnodiitiona ~ min.
p,i'vu W ~, liz ""y ~" and /. nrnnnred
e rI' , in'" WIS '''"'' '"' ~ '>
'oL t' ,. ,ro,, tLo pad Gland ogapcv
iu.' IT,, ', ,,," Id;.ns aro G,IIv aware
s'iom .i"t t'G a ',T dn,a IN thn nattar
VI IN ,,,". :, Je'"S o J1 nver II Tha
nhu ulI , iu'' eNo or,, re,Ilv mora now-
iienu Soiu'ei9, " w. nra fovnralJy in
erlul ,''"'' ,i .i,e Jn,e,' ~ oonnirv iyinc
GIl'ieu W I,siUsS 1,b ,,n river: Cnr
oe.we1'i ~, .,e W. oo w In the
goo" foun" , oo''''u ,ha hnad soldiers
event eve, " p", ,h"t tha rcserwntion he
WIN inslsv .' nal Nv. ~ ,raWmna rivnr nt
nioNtu '" ~ u h" nio NIomntairs me
tle uaae VI wy liz nnyinms that -
ihuians ale aeoV'u ,hnSIS , a",o AMI .ol
iarse hu'i, nI r.. VI tnT and see
ulerS Sh9ulu 20 w a' ',,anssod hot tbe
the president, anu ane Pteu ,aLo than, 70
ageh, mas oeei' "'"e'e' W '""' ''' w
washington ihIe ,aat;,o shannon IN CHARGING
Nh'ei 'uS.'ve o,t" I'LL i'rni,oJ Sfatps
Ihe granu JuiS Vi '' I;,oo,aJ thair es.
court, mere, oWu"S, u''vU .onaooa inva.
pecan at,en pa, ~ I'M ;, ,md;pv resarvo.
SION VI 'hi i'"v .ri,hin tho inrisdiction
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SOUTH CAROLINA.

Burnners Visit Fort SUM
ter-GovernOr Chamberlain En- Route
TO the Lexington Centeiiniai-Pros-
!, pectfye Veto OF the Tax Biii-Nesro
Murderers Respifed.
CHARLESTON, S. c., April l5.-Ihe
senatorial excursion party arrived mere
last evening and are to-day visiting
Fort Sumter and other scenes OF inter
est in the harbor, the United States
steam revenue cutter being rendered
by the collector for the purpose. Ihey
leave for Washington tonight.
Governor Chamberlain left Column bia
last night to attend the Lexington CEN
tennial. The News and Courier says
he has decided to veto the onerons TAX
bill passed by the Legislature, at the
close of the recent session. Ihis ac-
ton will give great satisfaction TO
property holders throughout the state.
Two colored murderers named buren,
and Hardee, sentenced to be hung
here Tomorrow, have been resplted
for one week, by the governor
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NEW YORK..

The Injunction Against Free Passes
Compcis the Presidential Party 10
Ante Opening Of Navigation on
the ~. Lawrence Bencht Ia Bry Nni's
Family -AdNiccs from Jamaica ana
hnyu,
NEW Work, April l5.-'lhe lnjunc-
ton against free passes viii compel
Grant aud his party TO leash up" over
the New York, New Haven and Hart
ford railroad thther and hither from
the centennial Of the battle of Licking
ton.
The material of the Detroit and Mil
waukee railroad has been placed in the
hands OF n receiver. .
Canadian dispatches report the gem
eral opening Of navigation on the 81.
Lawrence river. "
a monster benefit for the support
and education of Dan. Bryant's chill
dren, takes place on the 10Th, ut each
place of amusement. The gross pro-
ceeds will be placed in the hands Of
Travers, Belmont and Duncan for in
vestment TO meet the object. A thous-
and dollars will be devoted by the
managers for the immediate wants Of
his family. .3 ~
Kingston advices say that the
cause Of the meeting of the
laborers was the burning of buildings
by sparks from n locomotive. The
supposition at the time was that the
laborers had fired the estates. All
IL quiet now. The gunboats and troops
have returned to Port Royal.
Haytian advices report much disturb
ance. Several parties have fled to the
English and American consulates for
protection, where they remain safe
from arrest by the government.
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Mrs. TUtOn VIII Probably 40 on the
stand.

New YORK, April l5.-The Tribune
says it is probable that no objection
will be made to the reception of Mrs.
Tilton's testimony, which the defense
will probably offer next week.
Mr. Morris, of counsel for Tilton,
stated, yesterday, that plaintiffs coun-
sci would not object to the reception OF
her testimony, and Judge Nelson has
already said to Tribune reporter that
if both sides consented he should per-
nit her TO be sworn. Mr.. Beecher's
testimony will unquestionably close
this week. Mr.. Cleveland may then
be called, or Mrs. Tilton may be put
on the stand, if Mr. Cleveland's illness
continues. The future may affect the
views of the defense in this regard, but
it is more than probably that the plans
above indicated will be followed.
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CHICAGO, April l5,-In the interstate
billiard tournament this afternoon.
Rhines of Chicago, beat Horning OF
Ohio, two hundred to one hundred
and cighty-three; Miller of Louisiana,
beat shaw of Indiana, two hundred
to one hundred and ten, Maggloli OF
Louisiana, beat Liverman of Wlscon,
sin, two hundred to one hundred and
thlrty.five.
In last, nights billiard matchs Carter
of Ohio, beat Porter of Chicago,
two hundred to one hundred and
forty.iiye; Burleigh, of Michigan,
beat Gallagher, of Ohio, two hundred
to sixty-seyen; Maceof Iowa, beat Hos
of Louisiana, two hundred to ninety
two
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BALrIuoRE, April ia memorial
mass meeting of Irishmen anu iriehus
of Ireland to give public expressions 10
sympathy with Ireland in the death OF
jobn Mitchell and John Martin was
held at the Maryland Institute to-
night. Mayor Van Zandt presided.
EIonnent addresses were delivered by
Dr. G Waters, editor ofthe Catholic
Mirror, Hon. a. w. Preston and 9th
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Funeral Of Dan. Bryant.

NEW YORK, April l5.-The funeral
of Dan. Bryant took place this morn
ing. 1t was attended by great con-
course of people, including great
number of members of the theatrical
and minstrel profession and prominent
citizens.
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TIIE WEATHER.

IN the eastern gulf states, south At
lanlic states aud Tennessee, party
cloudy weather southwest 10 north
west winds, stationary or falling tenn
pcraturc aud slowly rising barometer
dnrlng lNrllnN.
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u..,.r rrnuhles snbsiaIpg.

HAzrBroN, Pa, April lathe inter
est in the mining troubles is su9s.uing !,
The newspaper reporters are leaving
town and several have already gone
home. The impression still prevails,
however, that the necessity for 'he
presence of troops still exists. ~
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IrnconstitutionaI.

HARRISBURG, April l5.-The law
taxing the franchise of coal mining
corporations three cents per ton has
been declared unconstitutional The
case will be appealed to the supreme
court.
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Meath ofayeteran.

New YORK, April l5.-Thomas p.
Mendover, a veteran of the war oil
1912, is dead. La
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Apache Oufrages.

SAN FRANCISCO, April l5.-Advices
from San Diego report more outrages
by the Apaches. Three men with u
pack train and a mail rider were kill
ed. The troops recovered the pack
train.
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Suicide.

AUGUSTA, April 15.-Jacob Printup,
of McDufee Il Co., died suddenly this
morning at his home near Thompson.
1t is rumored that he committed sui
eide by poison.
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Centennial Celebration.

PHILADELpHlA, April Is. = Fred:
Douglas and IIucretia Motto followed
Vice President Wilson in speeches be-
fore the centennial anti-slavery cele-
bratiOn.
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FRIDAY MORNING RRIL 10,
THE DALLAS HERALD

IL tie only paper Ia norihen
Texas thai receives the full
Press dispntciIes.
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brewery Burned.

MILWAUKEE, Wis, April l5.-Wag.
ner's brewery, at Sparta, was burned
to-day. Loss 100000. -F.t Is
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naa,hara Newspaper n

BosToN, April. 6.-Henry w. Dut-
ton, senior proprietor ofthe Evening
Transcript, Is dead, aged seventy-nine.
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Yellow Fever Panic Over.

KEY WEST, April l5.-The yellow
fever panic is over. The city is healthy
and cool norther is blowing. A
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Failure.

New York, April l5.-Waiter :.
Brown & Son, wool dealers, faiien To-
day. g ~ III
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Jhe1ailg4erala

oai,. ia "Heraid Hioek," UoEner si
Main nHd Lamar streets, over firs'
Saiionai Hank, husiness Oflee-
front noom, second story,
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RAILROAD TIME TABLE.
Arrival nnd Departure Of Trali~ NJ
Dallas,

HOUSTON ANp TEXAS CENTRAL,
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FOR SALE.

A well established, profitable and genteel
for either lady or gentlemans with
a small eapitel. Noopposition, Terms cheap
for cash. Cause for selling-il1 health and q
change necessary. Address NV. L." y.
2edim
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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1875-06-10

STILL FURTHER REDUCTION. We
are about ready to close out; now is
the time to buy your medicines. All
patent medicines sold at cost. We
have on hand glycerine soap, 20 cents
per box; pills, rs cents. We have also
a fine assortment of perfumery, soap
Gosnel brushes, powder pox, and va
rious articles of perfurmery, too nu-
mer to mention. VIII be sold or given
away in the next sixty days. All pat
ent medicines at coast.
HICKEY & Co.,
mh2S In the Postollice building.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1875-06-10
A MURDEROUS ARRAY.
Trouble In the See Yup Company
One Chinaman Badly Wounded.

The Chinese are an initiative race OF
people. Taking the life of a human
being is of no great consequence to
them under any circumstances, and
when furnished with oft-repeated ex-
amples by the Caucasians in the mat
ter of settling grudges and trifing dis
putes by a resort to deadly weapons,
they are not slow in availing them
selves of the precedent established.
Yesterday, shortly after noon, Gee
Tung, fancying himself to be 4 deeply
wronged disciple of Confucius, re-
paired to a gambling den in China
town, where he met another heather
named Gee Yup. He claimed of the
latter the sum of one dollar, loaned to
him some time ago., Explanations
proved futile; the more they talked the
further they were off from an under
standing. Gee Yup refused to pay n
dollar to the claimant, as he had given
an order on a friend of his to settle the
bill. Gee Tung was obdurate, and,
falling to get the money, drew a small
pistol, discharging it twice at Gee Yup.
Both balls took effect in the calfof
either leg. The moment the shooting
was done a general hub-bub was Great
ed. The shooter rushed out of the
house, into another, through the back
door and run toward Ruby Hill. OH
Ger Patten FASTENED to the sceue and
brought the wounded Chinaman to the
Jail, where the wounds were dressed by
DIR. j. Williams. Officer Mooney
started to hunt up the would-be assas-
sin, searching several houses in the
Chinese quarter. The friends of the
wounded man were eager to capture
the assailant and told the officers that
he had ran away in the direction of the
railroad grade. This proved to be the
case. Deputy Sheriff Bell started in
pursuit and soon obtained a view of the
fleeing Celestial. Two young men,
named Slender and Mathews, also
joined in the chase, and by them the fu-
gitive was soon brought TO a stand still,
delivered over to the officer and taken
to Jail. The Chinaman shot is not dan
gerously injured, no bones being frac-
tured by the bullets. Gee Tung will
have an examination to-day before
Justice Beatty.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1875-06-10
For Rent.

THE BOARDING AND LODGING A-uA
/ House. at present kept by the EksssM
undersigned on Ruby Hill, is offered forEa1A
rent on favorable terms,
The house is doing a good business. and a
rare opportunity is afforded a responsible par
ty desirous of going into the business. For
particulars, apply to Snetsinger Il Henderson
in Eureka, or to the undersigned on Ruby
Hill. BRIDGET KAVANAUGH.
myl6-f
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NOTICE..

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
by +. ". Cole, Judge of the sixth Judicial
District, of the State Of Nevada, in and for
Eureka county, will on the 18th day of June,
1875, at s o'clock P. NJ, of that day, at the
District Courtroom, in the town of Eureka.
according to the laws of the State of Nevada.
tho Volunteer Company, the call for which
organization is signed bye. G. Hubbard, j..
). Graham, j. I. Martin, E. X. Wills, Peter
Wagner, and t~ifty-6ve others. and which call
is now in my possession. at which time and
place the officers of said company will be
elected. DAV. Il. BAILY,
Inspector.
Eureka, June I'd. 1875. je3-l0d
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/. o. O. F.-Eureka Lodge, No. %,
will hold its regular weekly meeting
this evening. All members in good
standing are requested TO attend, as
business of importance is to be trans
acted.
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Dissolution Notice.

THE COPARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE
/ existing between ADAM KLINGEL and
GEO. ZITSCHER in the saloon business was
on the first day of June, 1873, dissolved by
mutual consent, Mr.. klingel assuming con-
troll of tho saloon known as "Adams's Sa-
loom" and collecting all moneys due the
same. Mr.. Zitscher, who retains the San
Francisco Saloon, will collect all sans due to
that establishment. and he will also settle any
demands thereon.
ADAM KLINGEL,
GEO. ZITSCHER.
Eureka, June 7, 1878. jeS
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Arrivals and Departures.
Yesterdays Arrivals:
Yesterdays Departures:

oLD ARcHIBALD.-Archy, the faith
lnl guardian, of our sanctum, is in
great trihulation. His master. the
SESrINEL's junior, has gone to San
Francisco and the dog mourneth his
absence and refuses to be comforted.
Ali day yesterday he was on the trot,
visiting the saloons and nosing every
one passing by, but succeeded not in
,he oblecto of his search. lie seems to
nave given up all hope Of ever finding
ins Ills master again; and refusin. to
~ contents himself with lying in
ns accustomen place, close to the va
clnl chair of our junior quill.driver,
winning his time away. his actions
presenting a dogmatical attempt at
a. self-destruction.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1875-06-10

DRILL NIaur.-rhe Eureka Guards
will meet tonight ut the armory for
drill. A full attendance of all mem
bers is requested.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1875-06-10

DANCING SCHooL.-Professor Bach
has leased the Criterion Hall, over
Dunkel & Co.'S store, and resumed the
instruction of the terrsichorean art. A
soiree will be given Saturday evening.
The childreu's class will meet OH Sat.
urday afternoons.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1875-06-10

ALL watch work in the best satisfac-
tory done III j. Strauss lew
elry store, by lie on Nordman, the
matchmaker and jeweler, at the Ex-
press Office, Euret A. mh7
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nh4
NTOCIE'S.

DAMAGED Goops.-W. II. Clark has at his
mammeth stone store a lot of ore sacks which
he will sell at a fair profit in consequence of
their being damaged by having holes in, tho
top. lie has also a lot OF vinegar soured ON
his hands, which he will sell cheap for cook,
ing purposes. Non-explosive beans and
blasting powder. my2ltf
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1875-06-10

ATTENTION, Observation-Disclosures &
Cromer are just in receipt of a large
stock of the best Peoria steel plows,
which they offer at prices to suit the
times. ap17
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The REAsoN.-Why is it that J. Cohn d
Bro. sell more Goods than any clothing, house
in the town? Because they. have tho largest
and lest selected stock of goods. ana their
superior facilities for purchasing enable
them to self cheaper than any firm in East
ern Nevada. my2ltf
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1875-06-10

CANTON PRESERVED GINGER; Tahiti Lime
Juice; Phillip Clsrk's xxx Family Soap; at
Iaylor's. my29
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STORAGE WAN I'D. in unlimited quantities.
for fre-proof fellar. For particulars, in
quire at TAYLo -. jsl
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FoR SALE.-A first class railroad ticket
from PaIisade to Chicago-for sale at X. Sad
Ter " Co.'S. Reilly * Harrison's old stand.
jeS-lw
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HORSE LOST!

TROM DEVILS GATE, A DABK BAY
i HORSE, bald face; 4 years old, with
a halter on. No brands. The finder will re.
ceive $50 reward by returning the animal to
the William Toll-Housc. r
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STOCK REPORT.

STOCK REFonA 80
voRylye BOARD.
,..-ssM 5 IS 5sA 5s15 bSo %
500 0philn-2lA 2l@4 " BY
la0 Mexican 1laa and Curry lSIs iSIo so,< 40 40 h
100 Gouia nd Belcher-O oil oiV oo|a
l%Tssgsge-iM III
STaa aIa Norcrossm3DyH
Ml nay Points, 5i1s.
RyylaJJ, n Jacket-7o1a 10
y iecrial-6N w 80 RI
TTIentuck-H
y, ~ h ss,Rt"her- n ~ HM 70 hqo
Y c pew irginia-4o 4lo ."
BeopN; eyada-l2 NJ - so,<
~ SS..l;fornia go 5,A 5g'4 DO o91s
@SBullion-45 o,
iSsSeg. BelcherI1ns
a0yerman- pi12
%%gIastice-9S
%@Saeeor-lA -
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~ y LADY Bryan-2A Do
Il Y, jalia-l09 W.
@sscaledonia-p o<
SEaickerbocker-oH
n B~altln1ore Ion'
,aRock lslanuTT
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~sSSsHHili-Sb sHs7M
SS9pphliI Sheridan-52o
wAmericsn fisto =
ETWoodyille-3A so
10 Dayton-S
90 Mint-M
EVENING BOARD.
Meadow valIey--6H
!" Fareba Ccn.L-j9h, 90
y RAYMOND L Ely-il $50
ga Jaesson-2lAI2
"a pbenix-2 "a 2a
10 Alps-71e
s9Condor-l az
X American Plag-2I
- ,sImont-St4 81
ID Rye Patch
M * Con.-j1
y: SI I,sOooari-ls l2ls l2H u
10 Jefcrson- -
liGia-5A "a sp
m Panther-ln
sp l%iger-1c
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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1875-06-10

~iHEArER.-A great variety pro-
s'a'hme is offered tonight by the
uaylon Star Combination. The come.
ny OF the "Conjugal Lessen" com.
a,en,es the performances; after which
wei selected olio will follow, con.
Sss,hs OF ballads, recitations and
w. The entertainment closes with
sIa,. omnibus" of Simms' spe-
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1875-06-10

comhD buLLIoN.-The Richmond
at a. psa shipped four bars, valued
Railroad 70, nythe Eureka and Palisade
Y Palisade. Yesterday.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1875-06-10

REMEMBER. The place to buy
clothing and furnishing goods is
al j. Cohn & Bros. They have the
largest and best selected stock in East
ern my4.tf
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1875-06-10

PRISONER En- RoUTE.-James Glea-
son, of Phoebe, recently sentenced to
II years imprisonment for killing a
man at that place, passed through on
yesterdays stage in charge of Deputy
Sheriff Bob Wilson, TO take his future
residence at Carson.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1875-06-10
MOClr.S.

SUMNER S~UITs.-Dave Mannheim mas just re-
ceiyed a large assortment Of gents white
linen suits, and all sorts of Summer clothing.
which he will sell cheaper than the cheapest.
my2ltf
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1875-06-10

lS75.-Another arrival of Wisconsin corr
fed pork, In pickle, at Taylor's my29