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New Orleans Republican., 1875-10-03
NEW ORLEANS SUNDAY, 3 1875

accomplish this. Let the negro now come
forward and take his true position as the
force which is to determine the future of
tbis nation, and we shall have a speedy
settlement Of this whole question. The
black man must remember that men gener-
ally do not protect those who fail to prote ct
themselves. "They who would be free,
themselves must strike the blow"
The moment the negro assumes the atti
tude OF selt-assertion as a controlling force
IN American affairs, the two great religious
parties OF the country will move, The
Roman hierarchy will, of course, make
common cause with The monarchical South
against the Protestant American Union,
The Protestant Alliance will then realize
that there is something more involved in
the negro question than dollars and cents
and cotton and sugar. The American Pro-
testan's of the North will look up as men
startled from dream to see that the negro
is neither child-man nor meniay apa
that the existence of American nationalitv
depends on maintaining his rights of citl
zenship and in building him up as a power
within the Union for the Union. The money
kings of the North will learn also that the
negro is not willing to sink into serfdom
under his former taskmaster in order that
the North may have more cotton and its old
"business" relations with the South.
Let no one suppose that this letter ia
merely speculative production written to
produce public sensation. The times are
stormy. We are in the midst of revolution.
Ohio is already red hot with the Catholic
question. New York will soon be in blaze.
The mind and heart and conscience of the
North are being aroused. Now is the time
for the negro to be heard. Now ia the time
to let the Northern people realize that the
cause of the negro is the cause of the Union:
that the two must sta nd or fall together.
No one can bring this fact home to the
Northern pocket with such power as the
negro himself. All he has to do is to show
himself man, demand his rights, and pre-
sent the alternatives if refused his rights
His last and final rights OF protection and
civil equality he is to receive as he has re-.
ceived all his others-through the selfish
apprehension of the North in regard to the
Union. If the North could safely and pre-
titably remand the negro to serfdom to-day
she would do it. The sooner she under
stands that her own life is involved in the
fate of the negro the better. a
New Orleans Republican., 1875-10-03
FOREIGN.
Movements of Emperor William,

VI hmptrOT fI1IAm,
BERLIN, October 2.-The North German
Ga-ette says the Emperor of GERMANY on
his approaching visit to Italy, will not 90
to Rome. He will meet Victor Emanuel In
Upper Italy.
Pursuit of the Carlists.
BARCELONA, October 2.-Seven columns
or Alf0nslst troops are pursuing the Car.
lists, under Saballs and Gamundi. in the
province of Corona.
Newspapers Bad Advice.
BERLIN, October 2.-The Belgrade Lstok
Inc wspaper), which is supposed to be- semi.
oihelai organ, advises the insurgents, if the
consols insist upon further interviews. to
receive them in camp and give them TWENTY
hve lashes each. They will then be able to
enter into the spirit of the Oriental ones.
ton. While writhing under the lash they
VIII experience the sensation of the Chris
tan raJah under the Turkish yoke.
Resignation of Lord Napier.
BOMBAY, October at is es,d I.ord
Napier has resigned the position of com
mander of the Indian forces.
BIore Bioodshed In Cuba.
HAVANA, September 30.-The Snaniard
have courtmartialed and shot Manuel na
Iayas and Caledonia A. Costo at Puerto
Principe. N01'"
object of the Turks.
LONDON, October 2.-The Daily Ne.cs cor
respondent says three battalions of Tnrks
were defeated and sixty men beheaded,
Times special telegram from Raguaa
contains the following details: The insnr-
gents attacked Kieck, but were between
Two bodies of troops. Their Ammunition
failing, they were Obliged to retreat. Thew
left three dead. but brought Of their
wounded, numbering seventeen.
A Standard special telegram from v;srr.
sAys the leaders Of the insurrenta ara cor-
lcoATINUsD On hIGHFH pAoE.i
New Orleans Republican., 1875-10-03

CHEAP PIANOs.-Philip WerleIn, whose
name is inseperably connected with pianos,
organs and musical merchandise, has on
hand large stock of Dunham's, CHECKER.
ing's, and other first-class pianos, Needham's
organs, music, etc, which he is selling at
very low prices. He has also many second
hand pianos, all in good condition, which he
is offering at from $50 to $780, Being un-
der low rents, and other expenses in pro-
portion, Mr.. Werlein offers his customers
great barpains
New Orleans Republican., 1875-10-03
THE LEVEES.
The Interstate Levee Convention n
VfcksburR.

VICKsBuRG, October 2-The Interstate
Levee Convention met here to-day and was
well attended United States Senator Bogy.
OF Missouri, was chosen president, and
made an able speech in behalf of the allu-
vial interests of the Mississippi valley. The
substance of the action was that commit.
tee be appointed to 60 to Washington and
urgently appeal to Congress to assist in re-
building the levees of the Mississippi valley.
the convention tonight passed res olu-
fitsns appointing delegates TO the railroad
convention at ST. Louis on the twenty-third
OF November, looking to the construc ton
OF the Southern Pacific railroad.
New Orleans Republican., 1875-10-03

The friends of Mr. James G. Clark viii |
feel an interest in the fact that he has ac-
cepted position in the grocery house of
Mr.. j. B. solari, No. rs Camp street. Mr..
Clark has been first salesman in several of
the best conducted establishments in this
city, including Ballejo's, w. Il. Heuning &
Co.'s, Clark & vandegriti's and others. He
is an accomplished salesman and genial
gentleman,
New Orleans Republican., 1875-10-03
yellow Fever In Nor,h Loutsian.

1t is reported that few cases of yellow
fever have occurred in the northwestern
parishes of the State. Mr.. Buchanan, the
telegraph operator at Minden, is dead, and
the operator ct Coushatta is sick. The
military commander there has applied for
and received permission to move his troops.
One of the soldiers has the fever, and q
change of camp was recommended by tho
attending surgeon.
New Orleans Republican., 1875-10-03
BY TELEGRA APH,
WASHINGTON.
Treasury TENS.

WAsHINGToN, October 2.-During the
week ending to-day the Treasurer Of the
United States has received S749, 900 in frac-
ti1nai currency from the printing division.
- The amount of securities held BY the
treasurer in trust for national banks is
90. s3n 3 ,do9,2o2 TO secure circulation and $1S,-
7S2, 900 to secure deposits of public monevs
The amount Of national hank currency
omutstapding m to-day is $346 1874, 1893, of which
~ 639, 900 is in gold bank notes, The re-
csipts from internal revenue to day were
s347 ~ and Ter the fiscal year to date.
W .289 os7. Customs receipts to-day $3s2,,
~ and for the fiscal year to date, Ga, ,625,-
New Orleans Republican., 1875-10-03
Yellow Fever mt Mos, point

The Handsboro Democrat of yesterday
announces the death, of yellow fever, at
Moss Point, last week of Captain A. E Blake,
of the firm of Blake & Cud abar, lumber
dealers. Deceased was forty-Gve years of
age, and native of Delaware county, New
York
New Orleans Republican., 1875-10-03

VISITORS GUIDE.-rhis book which will
supply much needed work here, is to be
issued iu November next, by Mr.. j. Curtis
Waldo. As our city has many points of at
traction which should be properly placed
before our visitors, we are pleased to know
that Mr.. Waldo is meeting with substantial
encouragement from our merchants and
business men.
New Orleans Republican., 1875-10-03

The Thermometer at Louis Frigerio's, No.
50 Chartres street, stood as follows Octo-
Der 2: At A. M, $50; at 2 P. NJ 730; at
6P. NJ, 700. Lowest point during the night
of October l. 600
New Orleans Republican., 1875-10-03
ID eath of Rlahan Mar tin.

The death of the Right Reverend Bishop
Martin, of the diocese of Natchisoches, is
announced in the Morning Star No par
ticulars are given.
New Orleans Republican., 1875-10-03

PERsoNAL.-We are pleased to see at his
post once more Captain B. T. Walshe, No.
ITO Canal street. Captain Walshs has Just
returned from the North, where he selected
An elegant stock of shirts and furnishing
goods, with which he will soon delight his
many customer.
New Orleans Republican., 1875-10-03
PROPOSALS.,
MAYoRALrY OF NEW ORLEANS, l
SeAtau. har % 1879

MAyoRALrY OF NEW ORLEANS, l
September 20, 1875. 5
y Commissioners Of the Melon, gh School
|at the office Of the MayoI, until MONDAY,
O'clock NJ, November l, for the sale of one
nd and thirty-fve certificates of United
LAND SCRIP, in amounts as follows:
lly of 800 acres each.
hun dred and one of l60 acres each.
y Of eighty acres each.
/ Of forty acres.
reserve the right to reject
"a all bids.
pl622 CHARLES JsLERDS, Mayor.
New Orleans Republican., 1875-10-03
WANTED.

h LABORER8 WANTED--rO GO TO
" Port kads. on nohDAT, october 4, to
.s1sn South Pass jetties. Wages q IS par
HI ct once Ut the ONCE, no 10 Common
JAMES ANDREWS Z co.
New Orleans Republican., 1875-10-03
ADJUSTMENTS.

RAND DRESS AND FIREMEN'S
BALL,
To be given by
OUISIANA HOSE COMPANY,
New Orleans Republican., 1875-10-03
NEW YORK,
Relief for TPxas.

NEW YORK, October 2-The subscrip
tions in this city for the Texas relief fund
to date foot up $5345.
Reduction of Fare Between New York
aud New Orleans.
At general meeting of ticket agents at
Sa atoga, it was decided to reduce the rate
between New York and New Orleans to
S42 o. with a general reduction of
81 80 to Atlanta and points south
of that place. This action was not generally
promulgated on account of the efforts of
certain lines to defeat the reduction, but it
has tinally been fixed to go into effect No
vember /. An excursion ticket between
New York and Jacksonville, Florida. was
fixed at 500, but an important line onject
ing, all excursion rates for the present have
been abandoned,
New Orleans Republican., 1875-10-03

CoMM,TTHK OF ARRANGEMENTS:
w. B. KLEIBSPETER, Chairman.
y G, ady, G. j. Miltimore, R. Desposito,
innerty, c. Tobleman, Fred. Barrett,
D. Houston T. Fleming.
|pplications for ladies, invitations to be made
be Hall Of the company.
foposals for rent of Hat. Bar.room and Restau-
to be made to NJ. Finnerty, corne r Howard
Perdido streets; c. J. Miltimore, No. 7 CONNER
place, or W. Kleinpeter, No. 81 Camp street,
(ckets-Two Dollars o,3lO "A I'd
New Orleans Republican., 1875-10-03
IDWELL's ACADEMY OF MUSIC,

Brief engagement of
sALSBURY'S TROUBADOURS,
THE AMERICAN vOKES,
For one week only,
nmenclDg Sunday, October 3, 1875.
hia highly successful comedy organization will
ke their debut in their great comic absuidity
tied PATCHWORK" received every where
b shouts of laughter. The performance will
(merce with the comedy SAILING UNDER
%CSB C0LORS"
atinees v EDNESDAY and SATURDAY
NDAY, October 10 l875-Roherts' Jack an
Pantopim." and LEONA DAkE'S AERIkL GYM
III TROUPE. oc3
New Orleans Republican., 1875-10-03
lobe THEATRE.

LOBE THEATRE.
IL. BRBMOND. Lessee and Manager
Monday, October 4. 1875,
First snsearance of
ar. and Mrs. Y. T. BARNES, Speciality Artists;
ksme SANYEAH. Female Trapeze Performer;
PN CONBLING, the Great Athletic Cannon B i
kformer; CASHeN and DORIfY, Song and Dance
lists, in addition to our company of TWENTY
GB STAR ARTI rs.
Is, 25 and so Cents.
LADIES MATINEE EvtRY SATURDAY AT
TWELVE O'CLOCK.
Omission to all parts of the house twenty-five
Its.
he bars Of this bonse are furnished with wines
liquors from the ssorerOnm of G. LacOume
|prietnr of the st. Charles Exchange. oc3
RAND FANCY DRESS, MASK
CALICO BALL,
To be given by
FIRE co. No. II,
Saturday Evening, October 30, 1875,
ODD FELLOWS HALL.
New Orleans Republican., 1875-10-03

Implications for the rent OF Hat Room and Res
rant to be leff With R Fl. Benners, at the Office
HE Firemens Insurance Company, corner of
kvier and Camp streets ac3 Su tn fr
New Orleans Republican., 1875-10-03
OFFICIAL NOTICES.
SPECIAL NOTICE.

SPECIAL NOTICE.
fck STATE TAX CoLLKcroR, FIRST DISTRICT, }
4 No. l69 g avier street up stairs. ,
New Orleans, September 80, 1875.
\ EXTENSIONS GRANTED BY THIS oPFICE
'ul expire on o, tOber Q, 1875. Interested
I will avoid costs by settling accounts by
|Ate. N. C. fULGER,
~ Collector.
New Orleans Republican., 1875-10-03

COMMITTEE OF ARRANGEMENTS.
CHARLES 7. HOWARD. JAMES l. DAY,
JOSEPH A. BROWN, W. II. PATTISON.
J. II. ST HERMAN, JOHN THOMPSON,
N. PHELPS, TtOMAS RYDER.
JOSEPH F. DICK, T. sCHULLY, .
Il. II. BBENERS.
New Orleans Republican., 1875-10-03

The following is the bank statement.
L ans decreased 50, $50, 600; specie decreased
100000; legal tenders decreased $775, 600:
deposits decreased S5,0OO,0OO; reserves de-
creased S375,OOO Governments dull; new
tiyes ISIS; States quiet and steady.
suo-tressury bsIances-Gold $35, $3.50, ,992;
currency s57 ,302, ,432
The sub-rreasurer paid ont $1,000 on ac-
count of interest and $3l 900 for bonds,
Customs receipts $l4S,0OO,
New Orleans Republican., 1875-10-03

Jackmel, Hayti, advices of the seventh
September report much damage there.
both on land and water from the hurricanes
about that date. Kingston, Jamaica, adj :
vices also report that the storm did much
damage on that island. A number of yes
sela suffered Several vessels disabled by
the storms have put into Jamaica ports.
New Orleans Republican., 1875-10-03
GRUNEWALD HALL,

saturday Evening, November q, 1875.
New Orleans Republican., 1875-10-03
NINTH ANNIVERSARY,

4
vited guests and the members of this organiza.
are respectfully notified that the Parade and
nnet will take place on the third of October
mbers will assemble at the ball. Poydras
kst at P. NJ. in uniform and regalias.
nctnality IS requested of al members. Those
conforming to the regulations will be liable
pes imposed by the Arbitration Committee.
order of
WILLIAM MAYLIE, President.
GAEGoIRE, Secretary. oc2 ct
SCIAL NoTICE.-Members who have not re.
d their tickets for tie Banquet of to day are
ectfully notified that they can be had at the
ht the time OF preparing for the parade, or at
ntrance Of the place where the Banquet is to
ven. oc3 1t
New Orleans Republican., 1875-10-03
Especial Correspondence of the Republican
OUR NEW YORh LETTER.

The Time for the Negro 10 Assert Him.
self-Sh.H he be demanded 10 Serf.
dom S-is he n Chiid.NIan s-Wiii he
Now Protect Himself by Asserting his
Manhood, etc.e
New Orleans Republican., 1875-10-03

lcoArLNCsD On hIGHrH pAQE,I
New Orleans Republican., 1875-10-03

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REAL ESTATE.
last CHANCE!
Only 20 Days
Left in which you can pur-
chase those
PARK R[Il1EI,Il]''}
nIUU[lIUID
At 800!

Only SIS down, and SIS month
1y for the balance.
Excursions leave my Office
every PLEASANT day at 8
o'clock in the morning and 8
in the afternoon.
All parties who mean busi-
ness taken out FREE, and
those who only go for the RIDE
please wait until the rush is
over, which will be On the 9TH
Of December, when the Lots
will be 5000.
, 1875-11-14
IRA BR0WN N,
l42 L2S1uG- St, Room 1.

on east side Of river high land adjacent to the
great iron mills, receiving their machinery tand
SPECIAL TRAINS on Lake Shore h Michigan South
ern Railroad he Van Buren-st. depot at lo:o
he sold cheap. TERMS cash, balance and years.
Interest per ts,nt deposit each lot required
sale. Title per feet Should Tuesday be stormy sale
found in Ttu res, Tribune and aats~Zetung
Wednesday, 11ov. T. 1876 At our auction Of Oct: q,
1s73 lots soil It Sl5.0 to 500. Many Of these lots
formation ca Il On ". Il. C0IKHOUR,
Room Is, 1A Westinghouse. Chicago, Colehour
, 1875-11-14

1,nst ,ar-arf,'i - thane st-nci Hoo1a m i,;a
10y 10y pus:L - - ~ t, 49, - bt :, 49, - -
Aeh'' WHEEL Ae uou pn'eo - t1e p1o"' "4.n =
clab' out II haa no more euect tnan !! = cup OF
water hau been Caaued on hlm his na1Ye1
stopped the assault. Their aeeailants were con-
founded, Rpt1 seemed alarmed for the:r own
safety Unon consideration the 4anc concluded
- tk 1-si,sts 81 ~ +52h.t assa4
~ p1u.t 40 os*nSo's1t1' 49, o70 "n"s 9nos"
a. Iaas uessmen. Souia H. nase ss.., upon 9nem-
1hey we're !'iacoa ciose toge1aer: anu "eto
bound from the feet up to their beads, one coil
being mt .'thrpugh nv mouth and around nv
nnc,e's thrnat md then drawn IA ticht ~ thrre
49,, .o,i1 49, Il 4 - os7oa- r.a t6an hr,.,n1t
naen eo.u =. +aia -. H. .'ts.,r.ta o 11a4
en- 'n7 T,I.. ceuo ~ s1He 1a ~ 'G,o"s 20
bound condition, but on the way to the jul the
, 1875-11-14
40 Lots at Hyle Park, $500
loo Lots at Evanston, 500
200 Lots at Desp(ailes, 200
400 Lots at Lake Side, LOO
800 Lots at Glencoe, 100
300 Lots at Thornton, :. 100
l,600 Lots al Hone Wood, LOO
2,400 Lots at San Diego.
California, 100

Remember, that you get an
Abstract " it'll all property pur-
chased of me, and also save
commission s, as I deal in moth
ing but my Own property.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1875-11-12
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
q

A. S. Learned, an old resident of
Austin, arrived on Wednesday nights
train, from the East. Mr.. Learned has
made two trips to New England With
the intention of settling there perma-
nantly, but, after a few months, Yam.
X edom lost its attractions and his
s,ul sicksned for his old home in the
slse-brush forests OF the Battle-born
State. lie intends now TO stand pat on
Nevada, and says he doesn't intend Ia
cross the Rocky Mountains again until
he visits the Centennial in 1876.
Harvey Carpenter, Postmaster OF
Hamilton, arrived from Pogonip on
Yesterdays stage. lie is having "a
new set of teeth cast at the foundry,
ana will return as soon as they are
noisted into position.
Postmaster Stone, OF Elko, is also in
town. We presume he came here TO
watch Harvey Carpenter.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1875-11-12
II ASHIM CASE.
HIHK ASIh1Ah CASEs
The Preliminary steps Of the Trial

AVAAAhuTy StepS vi Shac AEAnAs
The following from the Inyo hide
pendent of the 9th inst, will be read
Will interest by many people in this
~section:
A venire for 100 jurors vas issued on
Monday, r%eturnable Thursday. When
the court was called to try the Asllim
case about four-ifths of the venire an
swered to the call. Some twenty ex-
cuses, personal and by letter were then
offered, but not all finally disposed of
till the afternoon session. His Honor
requested all who thought they had
good excuses to step forward and be
sworn. A dozen OF more complied.
The majority told the old story OF suf-
iering to their respective business in
terests. The old story wouldn't do for
his Honor, and all such were odd 10
stand aside. Two gentlemen on being
asked for their excuses, stated in SO
many words that they had no xcuse
at ALL Notwithstanding their wistful
looks they were also told to tand
aside. In response to the Courts in
quiry If parties were ready Tor trial,
the prosecution desired first to know
If their witnesses were present. On
call several failed to answer, but on the
assurance of the Sheriffthat they would
certainly be here, the business of i'm
paneling began. Mrs. Ashiln, her two
daughters and two lady friends were
present and anxious watchers from the
beginning. The prisoner looks pale
and much enlacialed. Physically he
appears to be the furtberest possible
remove from the desperate, and we
will undertake to say, if appearances
are to he at all relied upon, that there
is no such element in his composition.
General r. M. Clark, of Carson, is
the leading counsel on the side of the
prosecution, District Attorney SMELL
ing having little or nothing to say. 1t
does not need Mr.. Clark's extended
reputation as a lawyer to give force to
the first sight opinion that he is a quick,
wide awake and thorough lawyer,
ready and capable of maintaining his
side OF the question tor all there is in
it. 1t was a settled SONY iction at the
beginning that with him to conduct the
prosecution. if conviction did not fol-
low ii would not be because the peo-
PIES side did not have a MAJ capable
of representing it, as is so often the
case. In a seat next 10 the lawyers for
The prosecution, sat Pete. Perasich,
brother of the deceased, attentive and
determined, but a pleasant looking
mar withal.
For the defense appears Judge Quint
of san Francisco, and p. Reddy of this
place, a brace of law yers not excelled
IN effective legal ability by any in the
State, 20 far as our knowledge extends.
Measuring this trial by the weight of
legal talent engaged on both sides, to
saw nothing of the MANY macmillan cir
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1875-11-12
Communicated
EVREKA. Nov.

EUREKA, Nov. II, 1915.
ED. SENTINEL: The properly hold
ers on the west side of South Main
street recently raised a subscription to
flag the sidewalk from the Silver Brick
hotel to the Turner house. il being al
most impossible in its present condi-
ton. Every body owning property on
that side of the street subscribed, eX-
cept one person, who owns 100 feet
front of the most valuable property on
the route. He being too poor to pay
his proportion, the boys i'm that vicin-
iry threw in two bits apiece TO pay his
assessment, and the work will ~ on.
UPPER LEVEL.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1875-11-12
GRA>SHOpPERS.
Communicated.

>V'sfH
The following preamble, resolutions
and by laws of the recently organized
Damphool lpfirmary, have been
handed us for publication:
WHEREAS, Ii has been apparent for
some time To the philanlhropiSts of
Eureka hat this community stands in
n-ed OF a Damphool Inlirmary, there
fore
RESOLVED, That the institution he inn
medlately organized, with the following
rules aud by lsas:
Isl All damphools present to be
considered As charter members and all
'nhited Tree, but those coming in here
sl.er will be charged an admission fee
o' on. dollar, in bills on broken Ma
tlonal banks.
I'd. The officers shall consist of a
PRESIDENT, Vice President, Secretary,
treasurer and a Co sulting Attorney.
90. The female department to be
uhuer III control of a lineal descend
aht OF Thompson's colt.
arH. All persons entitled to life
membership, upon satisfactory proof
snAt they have ever invested in three
u ,anru monte, the string game, or mutual
NE assurance.
orH. A certificate from the proper
SS'hcer to the effect that an applicant
lay ever set on a Jury under the new
aw ,' VIII entitie HIM To membership
"nnout any further examination.
9TH: The design upon the seal OF the
S~.sanizafion will consist of a grasshop-
ppe' c'hching a solid mar of the Base
Aange. l. Nj. BEClLE,
President,
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1875-11-12

rooL SELLING.-A few pools on the
great four mile race we're sold last
evening, at the Palace saloon. Ruth
Sanrd was generally the favorite, but
ssr.'hgbok and Wild Idle were occa-
sa,nna'iy AZ the front, and Revenue Jr.
nv W as nrst choice two or three times.
:, selling will continue this evening
v the Corner saloon.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1875-11-12

PETIT LARCENY.-Now comes the
irrepressibie Sweeney with complaint
in Justice Beatty's Court charging
Chas. Watts with petit larceny, in
stealing a quantity of barley. The
merits OF the ease will be analysed by
his Honor to, day at IL o'clock.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1875-11-12

GOING BELow.-Adam Hall, a pio-
neer prospector of Prospect mountain,
goes below this morning for the pur
pose of Incorporating his mine-the
Elise. He will incorporate it under
the name of the Sterling. AZ some
thing a little out of the ordinary Gus
tom he will offer no stock for sale at
present. The Elise is a mine that has
always more than paid its way, and
there is now a large amount of ore in
sight. Mr.. Hall is an upright gentle
men, and we hope he may get his
mining business arranged to suit him.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1875-11-12

ALF. CHARTZ is authorized to receive sup-
scriptions for the SENTINEL and collect for
the same in this town. All persons IN 10.
paynent to him.