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TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
Pk0PERT) ON 1sTH STREET NORTHwESr,
1890: BETWEEN AND STREETS NORTH
WEST.
~ By virtue IF deed Of trust to us, dated Oc-
Ii tober l3, ls7i, and duly recorded in Liber 76f.
f"IlO e ore Of the land records for the District of
Columbia, and at the request of the party secured
thereby the subscribers will sell public auction
TO The highest bidder in front of the premises on
TUESDAY, 20th day of July, 1873. at q O'Clock D.
m, part of Lot numbered IL and all Of Lot num-
hered Is, in square EuB bered 2ll, in the city of
Washington, District of Columbia, the part Of Lot
u hereby intended being the southern part front
ing ten feet 18th street northwest. and running
back of the same width a. the front aad binding on
the north line If Lot Is, the depth the lot ls1 feet
street 40 feet by the pth of the lots together with
the improvements thereon, consisting of fine
Brick House three stories high and back building
Terms of sale: s. OJ with interest at 10 per cent
per Hnnum from October ID, lS7i, and expenses of
sale, i'll cash. and the residue in equal sums in one
aud two years pectiyely with interest thereon al
per cent per annum from the day If sale, for which
the purchaser must give his notes, secured by deed
OF trust on the property sold All conveyanciDg to
be at the cost of the purchaser, and deposit of
$40 Will be required at the time of sale. If the
terms Of sale are not complied with within v DAYS
after the day Of sae the Trustees the right
To resell be property for cash at the risk and
OF the defauting purchaser after five days notice
by advertisement in the Evening Star.
iy7 eosds f ri h9P HYDE, Trustees.
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TRU STEE'S SALE
TRUSTEES SALE
VALUABLE FARMING LAND AT GATHERS.
BURG,
MONTGOMERY COUNTY MARYLAND


AeR By virtue Of deed Of trust to me, dated De-
~ cembeI Sth, A. D. 1874, and recorded In liber
$50 u. Il, No. Is, folio 50, ct seq, of the land
records OF MOnig merry county III the State of Mary
land and by the written the party secured
thereby will sell public auction, in front OF the
premises on the 18th Day OF July, 4. ID. 1875, at
II clock noon, that part Of tract of land kaown
rs Rawlings Rest" situated in the county and
state aioresald, which was conveyed By Il. o. Nc
kair, November II, l672, to Juan Boyle; and also
that part the said Rawlings Rest which was
ConVeytd by William J. Cooke and wife TO the said
Juan Boyle, by deed dated May 18TH 1873, the same
being less that part # "Rawlng'S Rest conveyed
by the said Juan Boy t. Catherine p Cooke by
deed dated May nth, 1873 The track of land offered
Tor sale contains thirty acres, more or less.
Terms : l,pvU, with interest from December Sth,
1874, at the rate of ten per centum per annum aud
costs of sale IN CASH and the balance at six mouths
with interest from day OF sale, secured by deed of
trust on the property sold. deposit of s 100 will
be required al time OF sale. al cOnveyancng st pur
chaser 5 cost II the terms of sale not complied
with in days the trustee the right to
resell the property al the risk and cost of the de-
fsulting purchaser after nve days advertisement
JJ2G HENRY NJ. BAKER, Trustee.
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RIlcn.
INIER.

h0oETZ-TEBRS. On JAY 9Th. ISIS, by Rev
Ut CuthberI, JAMES II. htONTZ 10 MATTE X.
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MASH. B. WILLIAMS, Auctiouepr.
EfY On TUESDAY, the 18th inst, az $50 p. m
lda Will sell at public auction, in front of the
Premises lot IS, IN Vim. y. Todd 90 al. subdivision
Of square 465, vi'h improvements, on 5th, between
10 and streets, southwest.
Terms made known al time Of sale.
w dads WASH y. WILLIAMS, Auct,
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THOMAS BOWLING,
l. Auctioneer and Real Estate Broker
At the old stand of Lstimer & Clesry,
Southwest cerner Pennsylysnis avenue and llth st

VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS NEARLEDRorT
PARK AT PUBLIC AUCTION.
- On FRIDAY AFTERNOON, July 10TH
lo75 at o'clock in front of the premises /
shall sell Lot Is in square 55l, having a front Of
o. by depth OF las 6, situated the side of
80 street, between q and streets, northwest.
Immediately after, Lots !, 9 3, % and 81, in same
square, bounded by q, Boundary aud lst streets
northwest on the high ground Immediately sdjoin-
ing LeDroit Park.
Parties desiring profitable investments should not
mis- this opportunity.
Terms: One third cash; the balance in three equal
pay ments at 8, IL and Il months with bearing
Interest at ) per cent. per aunum and secured by
deeds OF trust on the property sold. COnveyancing
at purchaser cost deposit of $50 will be required
Oh each Lot at tine of sale.
Jy9dtd THOS. BOWLING, Auct
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b. WILLIAMS, Auctioneer
w Successor to Green W illiams, A uctioneers
1901, northwest corner 10th and d streets

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE LOTS IN
HHdTNTINGToS CITY PRINCE GEORGES
- BY virtue of deed of trust, dated July 10th,
1913, recorded in LiDer ii b No 7, folio 1913, &c
-. of the land records for Prince Georges county,
Maryland, and by direction of the holder of the note
secured thereby, will sell at public auction, in
front OF the City Hall, in Washington city, ID. c.
at IL clock .. M, on July I2Tn, ISIS, all those
lots in the city of Huntington. Prince Georges
county, Md being one hundred and twenty fl We in
all which are described in said deed, many of
them as may be necessary to Day the debt and ex-
penses due on said trust.
Terms of sale: One dollar cash each lot sold
when the property is struck Off balance in cash in
thirty days from sale, when a deed will be given
l. q. KIM BALL, Trustee.
jy2-d WASH b. WILLIAMS Auct
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AUCTION SALES.
fO.MOR ROW.

u b. WARNER,
-. Real Estate Broker and Auctioneer,
FEDERAL Buildings, corner eth and streets N. W.
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BALTIC. AND OHIO RAILROAD
RALTInoBE AND OHIO RAILRoaD.
SUMNER sCHEDULE-JUNE 6, 1873

o,
FROM WASHINGTON OITr.
500 u m, 4 a.siInOre and Way Stations
$50 . m Bai im1re, Bladensburg and Relay
S.as 4; M bal1mOrs, Annapolis. Tre,isrick and
, 20 -, a m ss,,gore Sysattast q Relay.
s-'o =, s,sunioS and Virginia Springs. PrIo-
200 N, New York, Philadelphia, Boston, Balti-
Zoo :. m, Chicago, Columbus: sandu.ky, Cincin-
BAL pal 4. =, uisyille, 81 T. ufs, Pittsburgh, Dee
eaO n, N33shlnEtos melton aud wsS Stations,
$50 8. m, Baltimore and Way Stations.
10 a. m, baltimore and Relay.
I1-so a m, Baltimore, Ellic0tf City ard Way Sta
400 m, W Yors, Philsu1elphi,, Boston, Nor.
foIk, and Baltimore. Btn.sT al Rs.Gv Il 80
m ca sundays, Baltimore and Way sta-
$50 z, rB3l-iu.ore, Laurel and Relay.
~sI ststioGs- via Metropciitar BrsSsSJ -Hu
s4s p N Baltimore, Frederick and Way Sta
5 90 p m, Baltimore and Relay.
sJo m, Baitinisrv. Ansspoii7 and WAY Stations.
. so .. m, Chicago; St LOuis, Louisville, Column
tusL udasky; Cincinnati, Deer Park, BeTke-
leg Spring, Psitgaa Cg,s S.gg.r a. Ma,-
$40 D. N, Hagerstown, Winchester, and way
Stations; yis Metropolitan Branch
sIs . N, BA.iimore and Relay. Way Stations
s.Is .. m, Baitlnere and Way Stations.
700 p. NJ, Baitinors Fast E pre---
SI9 , n Ba,tiRore Philadelphia. New York
and Boston fN-t ESrress.
Ii-2s ,, q 2, fss EIPTefgs PsLgsan ea,s 70 CHI
6I<J. 81 tours ar FtfSoRTg ictfs JN cldHgs,
Bgs1EfaSf "a ffTaffon
SUNDAY TRAINS.
S.15 T. N. Baltimore. Philadelphia, New York
and Boston FAST Express
bahtso-s ma Ncs SsafIOsJ.-s o. m, I 80, 5 90,
lis aud rs p m.
Er bdiffp-Ors naI RslQy-6 A N 8 and
900 n.
Esa-- Oo a m, 80 and IL rs .. m, stopping
a. during the week.
- Al! IfssaS Step a Viadsd Hofs!, RsLdy Hox,s
Ss1:tOn.
Fer further Information apply .t the Baltimore
ard Ohio Ticket Offices, Washington Station, and
- feuDsFiFaufa avenue, WneT. Orders will be
taken for BAGGAGE 70 be checked and received ct any
yCIfin the city.
l.. NJ. COLI, General Ticket Agent
GEO. : kOOSTZ, General gent. lei
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RAILROADS.
SPE CIAL TICE.
NEW YORK AsD WARRINGTON AIR

In E~y rlzSsstz- y .F-TE.ssF7-
Sz--5s.-,s ss--r-
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- III. WARMER,
ID. Real Estate Broker and Auctioneer,
Federal Buildings, corner 7th and streets N w

ID. Real Estate Broker and Auctioneer,
Federal Buildings, corner Tth and streets N. W .
TRUSTEES SALE OF TWO-STORY FRAME
DWtLLING ON THE SOUTH SIDE OF l.
STREET; BETWEEN Az AND 6rH STREETS
- By virtue Of a deed of trust dated August
LII 10Th, A d. 1S13, duly recorded in Iber No 723
folio 423 Of the land records for the District of
Columbia, AMI at the request Of the party secured
thereby shall sell at public aucti in front of the
premises, on SATU RDAY, July nth, 1885, at 8
o'clock p m, all that certain piece parcel of
ground situate and ly ing in the city of Washington
District of Columbia, and being known and de-
scribed a. part of Lot numbered seventeen. az } in
Square numbered five hundred and one, (5Ol, y be-
ginning for the same at point on l. street south,
distant sixty eight 6S feet and nine 90 inches west
from the northeast corner of lot numbered eigh-
teen, Isl and running thence south seventy (7O)
feet, thence west fourteen l4D feet seven and half
71a inches thence north seventy t7O) feet thence
east fourteen IA feet seven and half OK inches
to the place Of beginning, together with the i'm
prOyemt Its. &c.
Terms : 100, with interest at six per cent from
August 10, lS3 to day If sale, and expense of sale
In cash; balance at and II months, with interest
secured by deed of trust on the proper ty sold A
de post Of 100 will be required of purchaser at
time Of sale. All conyeyancing at purchasers cost
THOS. j. MYERS, Trustee
Jyb eo6ds J. T.COLDWELL, salesman.
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NEW YORK A1D WARRINGTON AIR.
LINE,
BALTIC. AND OHIO RAILROAD.
Leave A. = ~. 100 and els pm
Purchase tickets at Baltimore aud Ohio Depot
and a. Peuusy lvania avenue.
BaEgagc checked through.
IA MATTISGLY, Passenger Agent.
GEO. s. kOONTZ. General A gent
yy6 iW lRep kpail. tFbr
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nj kRCHANTS' LINE OF STEAMsHIPS
Az BETWEEN
WASHINGTON AND NEW YORK,

u sresner the fne Steamships 4. O. KNIGHT and
yOhn GIBSON viii make regular week 400
Y rips betwseen NEW YORK, ALEX &fER
sEoRGkroWWN, : a. 3 foiioSsNIes,e NV YoRK
rom Pier u. East River, every SATURDAY At D.
N, leave GEORGETOWN every FRIDAY AT 4
a., and ALEXANDRIA the same day at = m
or inii Information apply to X p. A. DENHAM
business ofEce and wharf, 90 Water street. George
town, or 1T the Office Of tire President, near P-stree
bridss: j. W THOMPSON, President
freiEhts Delivered BY knoI : Express. Order,
ieft at General Office, sos Pennsylvania ayenue
or st the steamer wharf, viii Be promptly attended
iA1I ~
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UNDERTAKES.

- =. HARVEY,
UndertaIeF,
20. $50 fsrRKGr, between Ninth enc -snts
DeFl-ly
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n e" b TOO KS.
QUEEN MARY. By Alfred Tennyson 81 50
THE ORIGIN AND ANTIQUITY OF EN-
CRAVING. By w. 8. Baker. 4.h. Illus
lraleu-. D u
TIE FRENCH AT HOME. By Albert
JOCELYNS MISTAKE. Paper-~....-......... rs
THE LADY SUPERIOR. By Eliza r. Ballard 50
For sale by
MOHUN BROTHERS, Booksellers,
Je29 II lOla PENNSYLVANIA AyrNeE
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A MEXICAN LINE.
MAIL STEAMSHIPS. AesS
ONLY LINE CARRYING THE4fnA
AMERICAN FLAG. nA
Sailing every THURSDAY from PhiIadelphis Tor
QUEENSTOWN and LIVERPOOL.
CAgIN, INTERMEDIATES ssd STEERAGB
ACCOMMODATIONS UNSURPASSED.
Rates IS low as b another first class Line
PETER RIGHT SONS, General Agents
Philsdelphia.
SIBERIAN q CO., IBsnkersJ, Agents,
ausNly 1929 street Washinston
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UNlMPRONED PROPERTY NEAR THE ARSE
NAL At PUBLIC AUCTION
- On THIRSnAN LII

NhL vi PI Blu AT UTION.
- On THURSDAY AFTERNOON. July tina
i9tn, 1873, at D O'Clock, in front of the preni-
ses shall sell Lot Is, in Square 652, having a
'front.' OF 50 SKIS deep; situated the west side Of
nan street west, between and D streets south
Immediately after, Lots 2, 3 and s. in Square 6l2
situated on the south side Of south street between
I'd and Canal streets west,
Immediately after, Lot in Square 6ls. situated on
the south side Of south street. between lst and "a
streets west -
Ire lots in square 6l2 and 6l3 are Immediately ad
Joining the u. 3. arsenal, and have good water
fronts This property VIII be sold without any res
ervstion whatever. Parties desiring property In
this locality should not fail to attend -
Terms: One third cash. the residue in three eau al
pas mens At 6, Il and Is months, with notes bearing
interest at per cent per annum, and secured BY A
deed OF trust on the property sold Conveyaucno Al
purchaser cost. $50 de post each lot at time OF
sale. IJy9 dts THOMAS BOWLING, Auct
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NkW EXPRESS LINE VIA CANAL,
~ BETWEEN
PHILADELPHIA, ALEXANDRIA, VA, WASH
lSGTOH AND GEORGETOWN, O.
SAILING DAYS.
From Pier :, North Wharyes, Phila6si.brs
SATURDAY, sf IL m
From SO Water street, Georgetown. 6sssaEc
ID. O., MONDAY ut ~. NJ.
This line connects at Philadelphia with CIydes
Regular Semi weekly Line Of Steamers for Proyf
ieDce, Boston and New England States Nc wharf
age in Boston b. this line
G. Y. HYDE, Agent sor d. OF O,
MM. p. CLYDE CO, Phlsdefphia
II. A. REED, Alexandria, Va.
ID. ID q. MINK, % Devonshirs street, Boston.
Freights delivered by Knox's Express, Or
ders left st General Office, SOS Pennsylvanis ave
nue, at the steallers' Wharf, Will be promptly
attended to. refq-fr
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EoE PoToMAO RIvER LANDINGS.
p II ne TT pd and fsyorfie Iron Steamer
bhvlng been Thoroughly overhauled and rented,
I'll ume her trips fer Potomac river Landings or
TUESDAY, March u, and every TUESDAY, Ard
SATURDAY thereafter. leaving fitzhuSh's wharf
arrive in Washington every W sdnasday and az nday
evening.
Freight received daily.
febZ n EIrzuJrcu ..,,
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AN LINE
RoTAL NAIL STEAMERS
FOB QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL,
from New York on SATURDAY Of each
week, from Pier As, North River,
CITY Of ANTWERP, CITY FLONDON,
C1I OF BERLlN, CITY OF LINE
lily Or bhISTOL, CITY OFMONTR EAL
CITY or BR USSELS, CITfO OF PARIS,
CITY OF CHESTER, CITY OF RICHMOND.
Passengers will find these steamers tastefully fitted
mp while the state rooms are light, airy and roomy
The saloons large and well ventilated, the breadth
OF the vessel and situated where there least noise
and molten. Smoking rooms, Ladies' BOudOirs,
PianOfortes and Libraries, Bath rooms, Barber's
Shops, &c.
Instant communication with the stewards by cleo
trio bells.
The steamers Of this Company sdopt the SoutherIy
ROute, thus lessening the danger from ice and ozs
Rates Of Passsge-SS0 and 8 lo0 gold, according TO
scccmmOd alton, all having equal saloon privileges
Round Trip Tiokets-l45 and 3 LIS, gold.
steersgeTo and from all points at reduced rates
JOHN q. DALE, Agent,
spS sm Is Broadway, New York
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STEAMER LINES.
NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC.

WA6HLNOTON, NORFOLK, N8W YORK.
BOSTON AND PRO P1DENCH
The new and elegant Steamer JANE MOSTLY
viii Commence her trips between HN-S
ws.hing,on and Norfolk, leaving
Washington every MONDAY and THURSDAY 81
,; m, touching At the principal River Landings,
sg9hheSung at Norfolk with steamships Of the n. q
Y Line Tor Boston and Providence, with the Ola
D1minion Steamship Company for New York.
que notice Will be given when the Lady OF the
Lsse VIII commence her regular trips.
tos freight apply TO
n. X. FITZHUGH. 9Th street Wharf
G. y. HYDE, Georgetown.
IA. REED, Alexandria. Va
a. z. PLANT General Agent,
No A
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REST FOOD F0R INFaNrS-

heeemblee MOtner MIX more closely than any
other kind Of Food, perfectly f.lflling is object
that Of promoting the growth AID health Of the child
The Royal Families Of England and Russia are SUP
piled with this Food, and the Medical Profession re-
commend with the utmost confidence and certainty
Of success.
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IGOR sALE-Fine CANARY BIRDS, excellent
II singers; nice Canary females aud Cages 20
hooking Birds ana Mpcking bird tpod, No ~
1S1 south street. Capitol l. i'll, GeorgetQwn -
AVID NAVY Y ard Strant Cars na.s door IanIg law
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1875-10-12

A LEGISLATIVE FIGHTER.-John F.
Mcdonnell, the bullying Assemblymsn
who m .de q bluff at Tom Wren at Car
son last Winter, was fined $75, a few
days ago, bya Justice of tho Peace at
Gold. Hill for assault and battery on
Thos. Burke, bis brother-in-law. His
pretext for the assault was that Burke
had circulated scandalous reports ION.
corning his (McDonnell's) wife, a
charge upon which he failed to produce
. particle of proof upon the trial. The
Jury considered the attack entirely un.
provoked, and.so found in its verdict.
Amer the trial, Mcdonnell made
threats against his brother. in-law; was
again arrested and placed under $500
bonds to keep the peace. The ex.ieg.
islator evidently has q hankering for a
lighting reputation. and the chances
are that he will wake up the wrong
customer some day. who will cause
daylight to glimmer through al orifce
In his carcass big enough to drive a
pack-train through.
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l.

Our venerable Governor, upon
whom certain parties are eudeavOring
to saddle all the responsibility of the
State Prison scandal, says the SiiDe1
State of last Saturday, passed here last
evening on his way TO Carson. For
some time past he has been seriously
i'll in Elko county, and his lower ex-
tremities are now almost useless fro n
paralysis. While he was lying sick at
Elko, no pains were spared in the
western part of the State to make it
appear that he was absentlng himself
purposely from the capital. All this,
of course, was for political effect, bu!
those who have assumed the task OF
bounding him may. find themselves
freed before they get through with the
prison affair.
got abroad that Edward Zlegler, fwhO
died at Virginia City a few days ago.
came to his death by foul means, Cor
oner Mayer, assisted bv DR.. p. j. AK
en-, made a post mOrtem examina ION
Of his body last Thursday, by which
the fact was established that the cause
of his death was congestive chills.
While tunneling into the side oil
Mount Mcclellan, Colorado, recently,
the explorers came upon ground solid.
Nv frozen ninety feet from the surface.
The question is, how the frost got i'm,
as there was no crevice through which
it could enter.
Mercedes Bsregas, the mother OF
Mrs. Potter, who was murdered by
her husband at the Nucleus Hotel, in
San Francisco a few days ago, is a VIC
man Of the town, doing business in
Carson City.
A box of merchandise directed to a
Chinese merchant ot Winnemucca was
opened at the depot last Thursday and
found to contain q lot of unstamped
cigars, matches, etc., all of which were
c~Ontiscated.
Last Friday the Yellow Jacket Com
pany. at Gold Hill, paid 81 900, the
Crown Point $45, 900, and the Belcher
49,, 900, all for labor performed in
the mines during the month of Sep
tember.
The Central Pacific Railroad Compa.
ma is experimenting on peat, with a
view to using it on their road. II
burns like coal, gives out no unpleas-
ant smell and is much cheaper.
Thirty-fve emigrant cars, averaging
forty persons to a car, passed Winnie.
mucca last week. This adds over
1900 to the population of this coast.
Over two hundred colored walters,
for the Palace Hotel, have already
passed over the Central Pacific Rail-
road for San Francisco.
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PIoCME ITEMS.
From the Record, October 10.

tA0 ~
ACCIDENT TO Tom ANDREws.-Tom
Andrews, the foreman of the Raymond
a. Ely mine, was yesterday afternoon
down in the mine looking after affairs,
and while passing along the eighth
level he happened to come to a
chute; it being dark, and he thinking
it was closed, as it ought to have been,
got into it and fell a distance of forty
feet, striking against some obstruction,
which broke his fall and leg. and prob
ably saved his life, as the chute was
1l6 feet deep. He Don made known
his situation and was brought promptly
to the surface. DR.. 8. l.. Lee was cent
for, and on examination he found
the ankle of the right leg broken very
badly-both bones broken. It was
promptly set, Tom standing the opera
ton very we'll. The Doctor proceeded
to rig a pulley, etc., in the house, so
that the patient would be as comforta-
BILE as possible. Last evening he was
resting very fairly.
ATTEMPTED FIaHT.-A duel with
pistols was about being attempted yes
terday about l O'Clock, in front of JnO.
Rneder's store, between two ranch
men. but Officer Mckee, hearing Of it,
came to hand quickly and nipped it in
the bud. The dispute was in reference
to the branding Of a colt by n of the
parties, the other claiming to W 1t.
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mi OHIO

The election ia Ohio to-day has been
looked forward to as the most import
ant political event to transpire this
year. In 1873, Governor Allen, who is
. candidate for reelection, received a
majority of SIT out of q total vote OF
49, 0l, being $4,000 less than the az.
Rregate vote cast for President in 1872.
Some Of the Ohio papers estimate that
ofthe 9S, 1000 non.voters in 1873, at least
10000 were Republicans. II this
estimate be approximately correct, it
will thus be seer that the State was
largely Republican in the last guber-
ernatorial contest, notwithstanding the
success Of the Democratic standard
bearer; hence, no very reliable conjec-
ture can no formed as to the result OF
tho balloting to-day. We, neverthe-
less, have great faith in the personal
popularity OF "Roaring Bill Allen"
and shall net be at all surprised if the
Democrats sweep the State by a round
majority. AS an Offset, however, to
Aliens popularity, the platform on
which he stands has been construed as
favoring a further initiation of the cur
rency, thus causing the Democratic
ticket and policy in Ohio to be assailed
by the press from end of the coun-
try to the other. If the Democrats
should achieves signal triumph to-day
with all the odds against them, it will
not be claiming too much to put Ohio
down as unalterably Democratic in the
great Presidential battle of 1876. Spec
ulations are, however, of little avail,
and we can afford to wait for the result
20 soon to be declared.
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3 FAITHFUL no HIS DUTIES Gordon
n. Mott has been nominated for Coun-
" Judge by the Republicans Of San
Francisco. He was ut I'm time Terri
81 Judge Of Nevada, and afterwards
Territorial Delegate to Congress, and
during the terms Of those Offices, SO
fAr q We ever heard, he was never ac-
eussd Of permitting the business OF
either position to interfere with his du-
tie ~ . faro and poker player.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1875-10-12

TYPHOID FEvER.-The typhoid fever
Is raging to a considerable extent at
Gold Hill and Virginia City. Some OF
the physicians attribute its prevalence
to the drinking Of the water at present
furnished at those places. Under such
circumstances the Virginians and Gold
Killers should confine themselves ex-
clusiyelv to other beverages.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1875-10-12

that not more than two persons could
have the use of the books at the sane
tin e. The committee of eleven, app
poln.ed by the dissatisfied stockhold-
ers, VIII ineel this evening to decide
upon some urse Of action. 1t is SAID
some determined move will lie uade
70 get a the truth in regard to the af-
fairs OF the company. and that the COM
mistee will lose no time in pushing all
examination of the books and ac-
counts.