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STEAMSHIP H.ruR-
MISSISSIPPI.

M1SSISSlPPl, EzS
-r N. B. CROwELL, Co y
VII iesvs ner wharf foot Of Jeffereop eA,1~T
SATURDAY. January 9. 1T ~ - ~ 80 &
tor passengers.
Stsar. 90 ............1 -
bllls Of ladng signed through to Iivs:n.sS sl{ aS
gov, Bremen and Hambure ~ -
:. Through Tickets for First Glass ana
psS;;ng for Liverpool s~d the Coattnss -
f Goeth ~ WIN duion'c Lipe Of SteamsfA ~
For freight or passage. apply to NM
JOHN H. L0DWIGsEN Asssuh zzzE
No. 1870 COmmcn
INC sIeamsh1p GENERAL MEADE wSE S7Si
leaving SATURDAY, January Is = & -
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RECEIPTS BY RAILROADS.
AUCTION SALES.

BY Hoffman, Marks q Go.
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE SHOTGUN. COopERS
TOOLS. BARRELS, ETC.
SUCCESSION OF THOMAS McNASr&
Second District Court for the Parish Of Orleans
No. 81 59j.
RY HOFFNNN, MARKS & CO..ALEy
II Levy, auctiODeer- Salesroom. No. 80 Chartres
street. MONDAY, January III. 1875, at P. NJ,
VIII be sol! at puollc auction. at No. 10 Celeste
by virtue and in pursuance Of an order from the
Hon A. L. Tissot. judge of the Second District
Court for the parish of Orleans dated pecem5er
20. 1879 for account Of the above succession--
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE. CoOPERS. TOOLS.
Barrels, Half Barrels. Shotgun, etc.
TERMS Cash on the spot. Sai3lO
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
OFFICE OF THE REPUBLICAN,. ,
Thursday. January :, 1875. I

CLEARED YESTERDAY.
british steamship V.cksburs. Thearle. fer Liver.
Steamship " 2 Clyde Livingston. for Key West
and Cedar Keys ~
German ship INLAND, Meiners for Bremen
ltallan bark SimetO Vi7ianO. for LeshOru
British bark Shatemuc. Williams, tor Havre
Schooner Sullivan Swain. Rich, for Barcelona
schooner Old Chad. Reed, for Ruatan Island and
BoQaca s S'AA
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LIVERPOOL AND NEW ORLEA,%s s.Tnn
Of STEAMERS.
BrfLr EXPRESSLY FOR THE EB3 &.axxa~
TRADE,
THE MlSSISSTPPJ AND D0MIElSs err.
IIRST CLASS POWERFUL SCREW 81: :aHAXna

s.o.,r.r.s n.':,.. fkaA
DOMINION. Captain Bouchette..
ONTARIO, CAPTAIN French.. ..".."..~......
MEMPHIS, Captain Mellon.
ThxAS, Captain $aulens0n. ..............,>.
MISSISSIPPI Captain Wrake...... .....a,.-..-
ST. LOUIS. Captain Reid. .........".
- tas Liverpool saszsna--1n
&2Ss steamship
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SUCCESSION NCTICEa.

r, vcn succession Of Daniel Mul1isns.
NhConD DISTRICT COURT RvRyhA p.u,.o.
~ orleans, No. 372i4.- Wherea. y r. 20 ~
pe.,"ned tn" court for letters Or 49,
late Dane; M enHacntolship on the estate 81 s..s
ab nsies, nVeh to oil whom it NAV 80, Snses
thu sad va"ss .,shin ten days Why the 800 e
ss"rder 81 ths Court NC KraSses
jas 49, .Ep,N~ 49,
or S"eSrss,on OF Charles Nj. He, ya.r,. -
~ .,r,. DISTRICT COURT FOR TIM par1sa
to tn. credi,ors NJ no. 81 o9-Noice is herrly ~
ays 'Gnn Interested to shoO cus" W., sI pas
have , ,e uhe present notification, 10 So 80 90
n., tha -. k. admnistraor Of this ss,a.. ny
dis,lb,.oI G i and approved 40 X. s.'ss
~ order ~ HA A;v,AxS S'Sss
sas 10 i5s Hu.c.
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tICKsBURGs
THEARIH

THEAkLK, Cas-
Will leave on or about Decembsy N g. T
From her wharf fOo$ Of Jackson streeA -
District. Will receive and sign throuES - -
ladAg to Havre Bremen; Hamburg AnfTnsD ~
terdam, and all continental pOrtA e
Parties desiroas Of sending for their A,senAs~nl
duction allowed when applied fbr in Eroxr% s7GE'
For freight or passage having super n - -
mOdations. apply to SILAS WEES ga
Managing wners-FLlNS, MAIN q McNYofln>
pool. - -
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FOfs HAVANA. VIA CkDNk KEYS AsW
AEY WEST. &
United States NaQ Line. -.
Steamships ~
WILLIAM P. CLYDE, EMILIA
MARGARET. IATxSsn 4si
k-EA Tho New OrIennv. Ee~rann
1& and Havana Steamsh,n s,,sc.s@
lSfa3& win dispatch one OF the slrvSnss
Every Wednesday.
Touching at Cedar Keys and Kew Weaa ys.. .~,.
a aSStns with steamers foE Apalachicols w. Nasz.
RATES OF PASSAGE
c.,, To Key West. To Cesbsss N.pf.
sui' 80 $40 AL
1,irnSrr Iii .'....;... ~ II
Charles,,on ne sns sa Tampa and to Nsp YoxS.
Noue oul inc cOmpany's bills of lad;aa a,Srrns
an S none signed after sailing of the stsars.s
TPienuiu passenger accommodations AoE as,srw2.
ucEet9 gwen to above points.
Office. "u' Peff2ss STN0 AsrU
sor Height OF passage apply to
,.,e x: ROBkRTg, 4asvs
NO. iZo common Syrn6S
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STEAMSHIPS
BREMEN.

- The steamsh31s o. sa.S 49,
MGE6 German Floyd viii res1a,. ..
reg ular trips next fall a. follows.
Further days of departure wild t. c,,.-.~
hereafter.
From Bremen. Prom New s,.
FRAEKEURT..... December Jasru,vr
KOELN... December Ja1yE,SS
a ~ ~ m: January ~ Faa7sa,y2
FnANhrohi..''.' Feorua " MAset 4
The steamers touch outward ct Iayre MA -
vana, and on their home trip at Es7sxnS
Southampton, to land and receive pasysz,,ns. -
freight.
PRICES OF PASSAGE,
From Bremen. Southampton or Hav.s - Es~,..
or New OrleanA
Il.
bteeraXe.. ,a.s spsS
Prom New Orleans or Havana 70 Sss.A.u,,.-
Havre or Bremen.
CABIN Ys1ab 80
oLcc1dgo.. III -
From New Orleans to Ea7ana
CaDln.. 80. H
Passage tickets from Bremen, Sousszs,s.,sc.sss ~
HavIe to New Orleans issued by the u s.yx,1rsss
For further particulars apply to
ed. +. STO;KMkYER &C.. Ax.D.s
~u3 ~ No. aZ Un:.sz S-eHes4
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Fire..

CHARLESTON, January "a large fire &C.
Cured this morning in Orange burg, South
Carolina, destroying most of the business
portion Of the tOwn-loss about $500, 900.
with but little insurance. The MerOney
Hotel, the Orangeburg Ne,cs building, and
all the stores on Russell street were de-
stroyed.
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SE3ONs OISTRICG SOrRr ."n noss
h R OF nleans No. 1895 Whs,.as ssiS fsEIsse
ra,on o sns IN. ..s for letters :. I'd 49,
deceased, in~siate N ~ 'ne lat. !" Il. Crnnaiss
sia"~ 49, ma aI. s"nctn to show sau. ,.,, 70 20
be sraneI 'NF 9rAS'' IT sais Slss.es $3.50 80
dt30'la2 - Sr,as
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NEW ORLEANS CLEARING HOUSE.

InHs iar TINS week. Ee..8ls46 - ) 800 1874 20
Same time last week 8 $50 1856 /; GJ6 845 d
ro.ai Iast week.. 10 5610i3 40 s76 O56 IS
Total week before =. 1882 89l 81 1877 lI3 Is
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By J. B. Walton.

THRkESTORY BRICK, FIRST CLASS DWELLING;
NO: Zl8 CAMP STREET. BETWEEN JULIA
AND ST. JOSEPH STnRBTS
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1875-09-09

RExovAL.-Having purchased Or. Luken's
City Drug Store, I would respectfully IN.
nounce that ! have on hand . large stock Of
patent medicines, chemicals, stationery,
iamps. chimneys, etc.; all Of which l will sell
at reasonable prices. Prescriptions carefully
compounded. l have an office in the rear Of
the store, whore l will treat all cases IeQuir,
ing medical or surgical treatment. Special
attention given to chronic cases. Consulta-
ton, free; charges only for medicines, Give
me a call. l.. TEhk1' NJ. ".
jyl5.tf
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1875-09-09

State will pay forthwith. Can then get
all l want Immediately.
G. g. HUBBARD, Captain.
Answer.
ELKo, Sept. 6.
Seize horses and supplies and 70
ahead. State responsible.
l.. r. BRADLEY, Governor.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1875-09-09
iocAL INTELLIGENCE.
MIR BOYS IN HAMILTON.
now they Were Received-flsn 81
the Campaign, Etc.

ORR BOYS IN HAMILTON.
1n.v vvere Receivcd-Plsn Of
the Campaign, Etc.
rsneeial Correspondents Of tho Sentinel
HAMILTON, Sept. 2, 1875.
rn,rop SENTINEL: Major Dennis
.nd the two Eureka companies OF State
Militia. commanded respectively by
CAPTAINS Kelley and Hubbard, arrived
hare last night and to-day, and were
handsomely received and entertained
nv tho citizens. The fine appearance
Of the men and their quiet, gentle
manly domeanor won for them the
GOOD oninion Of the people OF this
0Iece lrha BOYS have no fine un:-
tnrms. hut il it comes to square fight
mo 7 varrant they will provea rough
.nd ready set. Many of them were
.o,d;ers in the late unpleasantness,
man the one side or the other, and un-
darsssnd hard fighting. 1t is impossi-
he at the present writing to tell where
The hostile Indians are; rumors are
conflicting, but one thing seems cer-
t~ain--several men have been killed
and wounded by them, and great
alarm exists amongst the ranch men
TO the east of Hamilton, owing to the
presence of strange Indians and q gen.
erelly hostile attitude Of those living
in the eastern part of the State.
The S~hoshones in this vicinity are
friendly. Most of them are gathering
pine-nuts in the adjacent mountains,
- <~~.h1A ID onfirinQfRd from
them.
Major Dennis being unable to learn
the point at which, his command
was most needed, has stationed twenty
unmounted men at Eberhardt, five
miles from this place. Twenty OF the
best mounted men, commanded by
Captain Kelley, have been sent out on
a scout, and the remainder OF the COM
msnd, under Captain Hubbard, have
been left at this place. As soon as
Major Dennis can ascertain, through
his scouting party or otherwise, where
the command Is most needed, II will
be moved to that point at once. l re-
gard this disposition OF the command
as the wisest that could have been
made under the circumstances.
This place Is in Geographic COM
munication with Phoebe and Shellburn,
and about equal distance from all the
threatened points.
The march was made from Eureka
to this place, As miles, in one day, and
that without complaint. In case of
necessity, there is no doubt that the
part of the command that IL mounted
will reach any threatened point in a
day and q half, and the unmounted in
two days. But 1t Is to be hoped that u
sufficient display Of force will be made
during the week 10 intimidzte the hos
tile Indians, and avert any further seri-
Gus trouble. II so, the boys will have
an easy match home. w.
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mh4

For SALE CHEAp.-The clearinghouse and
restaurant adj joining the hoisting-works Of tho
Eureka Consolidated mine. on Ruby Hi !. 1t
ia the most desirable property for that BUSH
moss In this part of the country. 1t Is doing
4 good paying business. My reason for SELL
ing is that | am called East by sickness OF my
family. Will be sold Mt a bargain. Must be
disposed of by October l. For particulars
~ LONGABAUGH BROS.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1875-09-09
Comm issiOners Of Lincoln County
10 Gov. Bradley.

commissioners Of Lincoln County
TO Gov. Bradley.
We have no arms. All citizens in
the field for whom arins could DO pro-
cured. Three hundred Indians have
surrounded Patterson and Cave val
leys. All Indians in Eastern Nevada
appear to be on the Val path. Can
you send US 200 guns and ammunition
with dispatch. We are without arms.
ID. A. FAULKs, Com.
j. G. LYNCH, OF
j. II. HOFFMAN,, Lincoln.
ELKo, Sept. 9.
State has no arms. Do best you can.
Informed that troops leave San Fran
cisco o-morrow for scene of action.
l.. II. BRADLEY, Governor.
L. IL. Kelley, Captain OF n Eureka
Guards. 70 Gov. Bradley.
EUREKA, Sept. 6.
Have great difficulty about mount
ing men. Shall l use extreme meas
ures in procu ing horses for a mount?
l.. Il. KELLEY, Capt. Eureka Guards.
Answer.
ELKo, Sept. 6.
Sieze horses and supplies and go
ahead. l.. II. BRADLEY, Governor.
EUREKA, Sept. Q.
Thirty men gone. Forty men wait
ing transportation. Send assurance
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1875-09-09

GONG HoME.-James T. Mathew
son, Of Hamilton, departs this morn.
ing in the direction Of 'the 'front.'"
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1875-09-09

No SToCKs.-So far rs this Office Is
concerned, the telegraph failed to con
meet yesterday on the quotations OF the
Little Stock Board.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1875-09-09

II you want to have your wstches and jew.
elry repaired in . workmanliks Manner, 70
to p. Steler's jew0lry store. jy7.H
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nh4
MOCIrS.

TwENry-FIvE half barrels Of No. l, mack
erei at fifteen dollars per half barrel can be
had ut ). Ashim X Bros. auzf
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1875-09-09

: Forty cases-l0O pounds each Eastern
Goldfish, just received, and for sale at SlS per
hundi cd pounds, at s. Ashim q bros' auzf
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1875-09-09

A FRESH line of cofses in t~hree-pound cad
dies, ut Teylor's. au2l
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1875-09-09

PAYING OFF.-Eureka Consolidated
commenced paying off Yesterday.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1875-09-09

County Surveyor Read ON the stu.
atiOn-A New Version Or the In.
dian Troubles.
Thomas J. Read, United States Min
eral Land Surveyor for this district,
arrived in Hamilton yesterday morn
ing, direct from Cleavland's ranch.
According to q private letter received
here by yesterdays stage from q prom
inent citizen OF Hamilton, Mr.. Read
reports the Indians all peaceabls and
the whole story about . big wal an
equally large sized fizzle. He says one
OF Murphy's herdsmen was killed
through = mistake Of C~leavland's
pickets, and with the exception Of the
killing of Jim Toland no other blood
has been split. MIR. Read Is also made
to say by this correspondent that To.
land was killed by feathers himself,
with whom he vas out prospecting.
Persons here intimately acquainted
with feathers scout the whole story,
and we merely give it for what it is
worth. 1t is pretty certain, however,
that the people to the eastward are
gradually becoming convinced that
they we're more scared than hurt by
the threatened onslaught Of the In
dams.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1875-09-09

RANCH butter, received from different dali
ries in Elko county once . week, at Tay-
lor's. au2i
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1875-09-09

NEVADA fresh and New York factory cheese
at Taylor's au2l
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1875-09-09

Gen. schofleld "a Gov. Bradley.
SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 6.
l Will concentrate troops at Elko as
rapidlya a. possible to operate from that
point. In the meantime keep me ad-
yised of the state of affairs.
J.. M. SCHOFIELD, Major General.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1875-09-09

R. Y. ANDERSON. agent for the Singer Sew.
ing Machine. Sewing machine attachments
for All kinds Of machines constantly on hand.
Residence, corner Spring and Silver streets.
Eureka, Aug. 18th, 1875. au27
NorIcE.-Uncle Mannheim. cornar Main and
Clark streets. will dispose Of $50 American
Lever Clocks at "a 90 apiece; former price,
81 10 So. jy30 II. MANHrIn.
MOC1f'S. mhl
AsHIh Bios. will sell for cash only. in lots
Of not less than one hundred pounds, the
best Of sugar-cured hams At q cents; in small
or quantities, at 2lH cents. au27
To LEr.-A furnished room in . desirable
locality. Apply on the premises, opposite
Judge baiiy's residence. to NJ. Mccartney.
je25-tif
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1875-09-09

EXPECTED TO ARRIvE.-Tony Kra
ker, the celebrated ~billiardist, 10 Ok
pected to arrive this morning from Sar
Francisco.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1875-09-09

In q spirit Of fairness we give place
to the following telegram received
from Captain Hubbard last night:
HAMILTON, Sept. s, 1875.
EDITOR SENTINEL: Please correct
report concerning ~disgraceful conduct.
1t is absolutely false. HUBBARD.
That dispatch relates to y report
which appeared in the SENTINEL the
day following the departure OF Capt.
Hubbsrd's command for the seat OF
war, and at the risk of being conscript-
ed, court-martialed and bastiled, we
reiterate n q what we then published
was related TO US lin the presence OF q
lumber OF gentlemen) by q returned
soldier, who asserted that he had been
an eyewitness to the whole proceed
ing. In fact, he narrated many re-
proachful things that we did not put
In print, nor shall not now. 1t was
on Information given by this same
man that Sweeney followed on to
Hamilton to recover his carriage
horses taken from the Italian ranch.
We have no disposition to keep w a
nro Ia the rear of our invincible army,
but We do Insist on the right OF this
journal to condemn wrong, even
though 1t be found among victorious
hosts acting under orders as sweeping
a. those promulgated by Governor
Bradley.
r. S.-Since the above was in type,
Mr.. Wilton has returned from the
front and assures us that, AFTER q full
md fair investigation by the officers,
OF the reported outrages, they became
satisfied that the same were commit
!ed by volunteer stragglers, and not
" the regularly enrolled militia.
-
FROM TIL FRONT. - Mr.. Whitton
oy leave, returned last night from the
front. He let the detachment under
Command Of Major Dennis and Cap
tain Kelley Il the station IA miles east
tuesday night. All of the bows we're
y noou spirits, and had settled down
~resuIsr duty and camp life. They
nIsnt, u from thence they would
~ 'c q Is circumstances might die
lsl'erson and Cave valley being,
however, the objective points.
ACCIDENTALLY SHOT. - A private
u'spatch was received here from Ham,
Ilton stating that w. II. Sweeney HAD
s~ccidsntally shot himself in the leg,
.nnicting a painful though not serious
sesn wound. We have no particulars.
.u1ther than that he was expected 10
night. $3.50 $500
lHE DRAFTED HoRsEs. - Captain
helley sends MS word from Hamilton
wat all OF the horses pressed into serv-
~ oy members Of his company will
- returned as soon as possible. II
We get the information correctly, some
y them may be expected over with
cWeeney's stock.
VoRNucoPIA MARKET. A CORE.
spondent Of the Siiver State furnishes
ne following showing of the Cornu.
vuVpia market: Lumber, 800 per
ssousand, and scarce ut that; wood
Psenity ~ $l5 PEI cord; flour, IS pel
Hnoasndred; barley, 6Xc per pound; hay
go to $40 per ton"
40 THE FAIR.-Several Eurekans
are preparing to go the California State
ran, which commences at Sacramento
IN the 18th, We believe.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1875-09-09

A FRESH arrival Of Oregon su~gar-cured
bacon. at Taylor's au21
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1875-09-09

THOSE DOUBTFUL ACCOUNTS. The
sale of the bad and doubtful accounts
of the First National Bank Of Nevada
has again been postponed, this time to
October 5th. The RevciiIe us
that the postponement is attributable
to the stringency OF the money mar
ket. The managers OF the defunct
bank committed Q grave error. 1t had
been currently rumored here for some
days that q distinguished bean poker
player Of McGarry district was pre-
pared to pay a reckless premium for
every M of those unapprecisted &C.
counts. We get this information from
Judge Harmon, which is of itself suffi-
cient to add strength and scope and
volume to the tangiblsness of the ru-
mor
HUGE RANGE. e. Lockwood 10
in receipt Of q huge, improved, 40
horse power cooking range. 1t is the
largest and most complete institution
Of the kind that has aver come under
our r~eportorial vision and will repay
inspection. II was manufactured in
CINCINNATI, and is to be used by Mr..
Fisk in his Main street restaurant.
When Fisk gets that monster outfit
in position he will be able to feed more
men than the White Pine army num-
bsrs.
A NEW MINISTER COMING. - The
Methodist Conference just adjourned
at Reno assigned J. II. De La Matyr to
do duty in this parish. The Method
lists have no church building here, and
for a long time We believe have had no
minister in our midst, but it seems
that they have no idea Of abandoning
the Base Range ship yet awhile. There
is q good field here for Mr.. De La
Matyr, provided he is an industrious
rustler in the vineyard OF the Most
Holy.
Sickness AMONG THE CHILDREN
1t appears that there is an unusual
amount Of sickness among the infant
population in this section. Three
deaths have occurred recently, and
several small children are reported to
be seriously i'll.
For GROOM DIsTRICr.-N. Defiance,
of Elko, is shipping to the Groom
Mining Company, Groom district, q lot
of machinery, comprising . saw-mill
complete, Hanged piping, etc.
Nor CREDITED.-The rumor that DIR.
Herrick has declared martial law in
Shermantown and Swansea il not cred
tied here in well informed military
circles.
EXPECTED TO ARRIvE.-Tony Kra-
ker, the celebrated billiardist, 10 sx-
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1875-09-09

AZ THE FAIR.-Several Eurekans
sso preparing to go the California State
nair, which commences at Sacramento
'n Tue 10Th, we believe.
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s. ASHIM d BROS u

8. ASHIM d BROS OOEUAN.
'40. 20.
This Is NEWS !
NOW D10xJg1x49I
THE IMMENSE ANNUAL
CLEARING SALE
Pioneer Cheap Store If Msvada
Time, 20 Daysi Only - Daysl
csin Tails! Jawbens rlaysa ouel
BUY CHEAPE6T, WHEN 049xl
BARGAINS unnrAsp -
PRICES UNPARALLELED.
Impertatio.s Arrivals Daaly I
ROOM MUST BE MADE
our ENoEMous. ELEGANT AND
READY-MADE
COMPRISING IN PART
Beaver Suits. Black, Hue 4 Brown,
for ellsworth ~.
English Corduroy Suits lbr
ellsworth go.
Chinchilla Suits e25-Worth ~.
French Cashmere Suits ofEvery
Variety and Color, from 90.
Doeskin Pants, 90--Formerly o16.
Beaver Pants, $7-Formsrly ol9
French Cashmere Pants, o5-
Formerly %.
American Cashmere Pants for i.
$3-Formerly %.
And . full assortment Of other ssadss b Dfs-
portion.
Vests! Ve0t0l
Velvet, Clsth, Beaver, Cashmere.
Ohinehilla, Or any Other 3inA
At figures astonishing to the most iasrsdS
We take pleasure in anneuneias our T.
partment of
BOOTS AND S809D
and East, and viii b offered Ct naaufAstsF.
ers' prices.
OUR LINE Or
ATS AMI CARS
i the largest in Eastern Nevada. TIE NJ
but in STYLE.
Cents Underwear
In endless variety.
GLOVES
From fancy silk to solid busk. tharty ~
cent. less than heretofore.
5000 Yards Of House Liningi
Al .b sESHs AND s1s 4 bk HHkE ss' 4! =; ~; =;
cheap.
For Groceries 4 Provisions
Jast call, look and get figures.
MINING 0U2Tx10I
Hardware. CUTLERY,
Tinware, CrockeIye
Delaware, Stationery,
| Glassware, Notions,
Wooden-ware. Tobaccos CigaraI
| Willew-ware, Liquors Vines,
| Plated-warc, Trunks, valisoas
| Blankets, Quilts,
| And ev crything eatable and wsarabls fesaA
| In q full and complete stoek Of 6eneral Nor
| chandise kept at . 6rst-class store.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1875-09-09

coRNucoPIA MARKET. A corre-
spondent Of the Steer State furnishes
sus following showing of the Cornu-
vVPia market: Lumber, 800 per
saousand, and scarce ut that; wood
plenty ~ SIS PEI cord; flour. As per
s eaSsnored; barley, 6Hc per pound; hay
go to $40 per ton"
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1875-09-09

Nor CREDITED.-The rumor that DIR
Herrick has declared martial law in
Shermantown and Swansea Is not cred
tied here in we'll informed military
circles.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1875-09-09

"0ciDENTALLY SHOT. - A private
u'sPaton was received here from Ham,
l.on stating that w. II. Sweeney had
tisOS,usntally shot himself in the leg,
mn,cting a painful though not serious
zen wound. W. have no particulars,
.u1iher than that he was expected to
night. $3.50
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1875-09-09

DRAFTED HORSES. - Captain
neiley sends us word from Hamilton
wat all OF the horses pressed into serv-
y oy members Of his company will
~ returned as soon as possible. II
7 get b information correctly, some
I. them may be expected over with
cWeeney's stock.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1875-09-09

For GROOM DIsTRICT.-N. Defiance,
of Elko, is shipping to the Groom
Mining Company, Groom district, q lot
of machinery, comprising . saw-mill
complete, Hanged piping, etc.