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The Canton mail. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 18??-1882, 1875-03-13

On the 10Th inst, New Hamp-
shire held . State and Coogression-
n election. The first returns re-
ceised Indicated largo Republican
majority, bot later returns make
the vote very Close, leaving the re-
sslt il nacA doubt Both sides
claim . majority Of the honors,
while it 10 conceded that there will
b no election Of Governor by the
people.
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II i . matter Of impossibility al
most to catch the rascals Who sPec-
ulate upon the nisfortunes of our
people. They guard every point
90 carefully, and have everything 20
completely in their own hands, that
while We may feel and experience
daily ths elects of their deviltry, il
Is inpossible to bring the odeoders
tO iusaice.
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caasea, Aississipri, NarcA IS, 1875.

All credit to the Hon. JEFF. Jones,
President Ut the Board Of Super
visors, for his prompt action in ex-
amining into the poor house and
the removal Of DIR. Toles.
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FO} RENT OR SALE.

sTSIIE ALAMANCE PLANTATION.
l. situated shout u miles from Vernon.
IN Madison county. Miss, containing
about 100 acres, more or less. new frame
cabins. gin house. fencing etc.. all in
COOL repair, together with horses, mules.
cs,ttle.efc.. thereon.
The above property will be sold OH easy
terms, or rented to responsible party.
who may contract with the labor now ON
the place for the present year. Will sell
also house aud lot in the town Of Living
ston. For particulars etc.. apply to
sc. COCHRAN.
227-4t =. Canton. Miss.
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Embracing everything in that line.

II there arr any Parties who hold
claims against the old firm Of .. We'll &
Co.. Of this place. or the old firm OF ).
We'll 4 Co.. OF Madison Station. they are
notified to present them at once for get
Element. All parties indebted to either
firm ars notified to come forward at Oncs.
and seattle either by s,ssL Or note. and save
cost. We trust it will he unnecessary to
appeal to our friends again.
3l3-22I 5. WEI. & co.
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search throughout result in finding more
handsome and lowpriced lot
single. Shawl, in the newest Paris patterns
The Canton mail. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 18??-1882, 1875-03-13
Grand E0nOy
Dress Il Masquerade Ball
At Odd Fellows Hall,
MONDAY EVE. MARCH BATS

Under the auspies.s Of the
EMtH.se Nous SO&sialDles.
The following rules and regulations
will be strictly enforced:
l. Masks will bc received by Reception
Committee and upon presenting tickets
will he conducted to the examining room
and from thence to the ball ROOM.
2. Until u O'Clock only will masks be
allowed on the floor.
3 Under no circumstances will anv one
be admitted TO tile ball room carrying
weapons.
4. The Reception Committee reserves
the privilege OF refusing a.lmittance to
any party viii niiy be Inherently masked
or who may behave ira disor,icrly milr-
ncr.
8. The Floor COMMITTEE will enforce
strict Orsicr on the fiGDr.
The Committee OH Arrangements offer
two HANDSOME prizes, one for the best
character mask, aui one for the finest
costume.
Information In regard to costumes. and
further particulars. can he had by apply
lag to the Committee on Arrangements.
W. N. BALM, Ch'm'n.
u. STADEkER.
; i3td f. CERT.
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Ho9IElEx.

We here inducemcnt English
Hose for Ladies and Children,
= full line of Gents and Boys Half Hose
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IMMENSE ARRIVAL
OF
new and SEAS0NABLE
6 4 q ! S
7<
MAYS0N FLANDERS

THEIR STOCK of Fall and Winter Goods is now
complete and having been bought in Eastern Cities less
prices at any time since the late Unpleasantness"
prepared the necessities of their bv
Offering them goods at very small advance for
cash. They have also marked down the prices of old goods
to their present value Their facilities for purchasing goods
unsurpassed by house in this city, and they guar
antee satisfaction to all who give them a CALL
MAYSON & LANDERS.
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PRINTS.

In this
and handsome selected
houses and
any where.
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We this department
Creonnes Barr
srable and latest colors andpa patterns
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MRS. &. SULM,
WI No. 4 East Side Court Square,
Keeps q full assortment of Bread and
Cakes. Plain and Fancy Candies, DOmes-
tic and Foreign Fruits. Nuts. Cigars and
Tobacco, Toys and Dress Goods, which
she offers at the lowest cash prices.
nO2S-3m
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FANCx GOODS.

The this
hatter ourselves resulted
anda great variety of small articles
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I OE HART.
.HEEANTON MAIL,

l. South SIDE Court Square,
Published every Saturday morning at 50
per anntiin. Only De,nnQnitic paper in
the city. Facilities Tor doing job Print
ing of all kinds unsurpassed III the State.
Prices to suit the times.
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Nero We have presented q lIttlc
family job, fixed up by the officers
themselves and two outsiders, to
mock the intelligence Of the tax
payers Of this county. 1t is . frand
.pon our people; it is . Disgrace to
the men who have the bald-faeed-
ness to write themselves down as
sureties when they know that
twenty-five per cent. Of what they
are surety for cannot be made out
of them or their estates. Unfor-
tunsieIy, the Grand Jury cannot in
quirs into thcse insufficient bonds
that r. the duty Of the Board of
Supervisors. But VIC suggest 10
the Grand Jury that an act .. per
jury is competent to como before
them, aud il will be altogether right
Ew them to inquire whether or not
these men have sworn to the truth
- to tho amount NJ their property
exempt from erec"tion.
We call upon tho Taxpayers
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thorough the different resulted
ZION Of tho best brands at extremely low figures.
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0IsoTEHN9.

Undoubtedly pride ourselves here materially
We
Boys Youths and Men in Suits and Overcas
all Our clothing from
dealers and will Guarantee Sure Fit prices
be elsewhere.
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FI.ANNHI.s

OF these goods succeeded purchasing
prices tho
benefit Of which VI offer our
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SHOES.

these goods the
Lynn through the purchase
discount from regular prices.
chance Of examining and our stocks:
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Below We give the amount of
bonds Of The various officers of our
county and the names Of the sureties
thereon, and ask the question, what
they arc WORTH What security
have the taxpayers Of Madison
county!
=. }. R0>s. Sheriff and Tax Col
kcfor, has for his snrcfics A.
Warner. w. u. Cunningham
and r. b. Pratt for......-........-.$j8,o 900
J. r. Boyd. Treasurer, has for his
suretirs A. III. Bilbo, Sam Harris
and r. }. Ross for........-........- q 900
ID. PingFee, Circssit Clcrk, he's w.
y. Cunninghan and D. J. Ross
tnr Nh suret3es f0r.......-........... 10000
Z. q. JeAtev, Chancery Clerk. and
Clerk Of BaaF1 Of SupervisoFs,
has john Cadsrn and Il. J. Ross
f0r his sssrefieS for. 800. 1900
3. H. u. TOjrs. AsseseOr, has J. r.
Bsya and =. ). Ross for his
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~ In conclusion, earnestly and The
dies ca" and inspect stock Our clerks always
polite
establishment will be appreciated and economy.
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NEW ADvERrIsEMENTs.
OXEN WANTED!

NASH paid for one yoke Of Oxen accus-
~ toned to work. Apply tO
II. :. FOOTE. JR.,
3l3-1t or Il. J. SEMMES.
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Watches, Clocks and Jew~lry Repaired
and guaranteed. All styles of Engraving
done jlS-im
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1875-07-02

The editor of the Carson Tribune the
other day met the famous Indian scout,
.sBuckskin Joe." He is a bright look
ing and we'll educated half breed, and
Is perhaps better posted than any man
in the world as to the Fort Phil. Kear-
ney massacre. He, with three others,
were the only one saved in the charge
against the United States troops in the
celebrated Canyon fight. There lie
lost a log. "Buckskin Joe," or rather
Joseph N. Lovelace, was with Gen.
Candy at the Modoc war, and saw him
fall. He was born on the Little Mud
DIV, Wyoming Territory, 26 years ago.
Many hair-breadth escapes can this
Young man tell of, and the way he tells
them is really pleasant t. the listener.
We have never mel a brighter young
man of Indian breed. He left Tues
day night for Cheyenne, to join Col.
Bakers command.
On last Saturday Major LaPage left
Virginia for Arizona via Los Angeles, at
which place he will be met by ten
other men, who will then outfit them
selves for a prospecting tour in Arr
iona. LaPage, we understand. has
been trying for the last ten years to or
ganize an expedition for the purpose
OF prospecting in the unprospected por-
tons of Arizona, where, in the days of
his youth, he vas q trader, and says
he saw gold in the possession OF the
Indians. That he is sincere there can
be no better evidence than the fact that
after failing to organize a company he
has gone upon his own hook.
A new feature in the emigration
westward was a carload of Chinese
which passed Winnemucca Tuesday
evening. They wore their hair after
the fashion OF white men, and were
minus the pig-tails peculiar to the
heathens of this coast. One OF them
talked Spanish tiuently, and said that
they We're from Havana, Cuba, where
they had lived and worked for several
years, and their contracts having ex-
PRED, were now on their way back to
HOngkony. They looked pale and
thin, and were not dressed like their
countrymen on this coast.
The election for officers of the Aus
tin Fire Department, which took place
on Saturday, passed off quietly, occa-
sioning hut little interest among the
fremen, as there was but one ticket In
the field. Following are the newly
elected officers: Chief Engineer. w.
A. Hall; First Assistant, Il. Y. Wood
ward; Second Assistant, j. E. Farrell.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1875-07-02
plOCHE ITEMS.

The subjoined items of interest are
from the Record of Tuesday:
YESTERDAY Hon. n. Wescott and j.
p. Curtiss made a mining survey,
which is All anomaly IN this district,
and which is attracting much com ment
from our mining experts. w. +.
Stewart, agent for the Centennial, has
got the idea IN his head that our MN
ing belt is a permanent as are the
lodes al Virginia CITY; thai the lodges
have a general trend from northwest
to southeast, and "A foot-wall dip to
ward the northeast. In simple words,
Stewart is satisfied that the mines OF
Phoebe ~bey the universal law q" lam
mar fracture, and that the great quartz
tie bolt extending from B%ullionviile TO
the range north OF Phoebe, is the true
mItrix of the great mineral belt. For
this reason John Lynch and Frank
stewart have located the ledge east of
Phoebe. They have had surveyed | 800
feet, and called il the Frank Stewart
Mine," and intend sinking a shaft ] 800
feet deep, commencing immediately.
WE, the undersigned, jurors sub
ppnead before d.. l.. Deal, Coroner OF
Lincoln county, to inquire into the
Gauss vi tIb utdtG VI JdiltS bd~~, aitcI
having all the evidence adduced, each
and all do say that the deceased was
named James Bass, colored, aged 10
years, a native of Indiana, and that he
came to his death from the effects OF
gun-shot wounds inflicted by officers
Mckee and Kelly, and that such
wounds We're made while the officers
were making an arrest and h de-
ceased was resisting said officers with
= fire-arm.
A. w. MAXWELL, charged with the
stealing of bullion from the Meadow
Valley mill, at Dry Valley, was brought
in on the Salt Lake stage, which ar
rived In Phoebe yesterday. lie was
brought in by Deputy United States
Marshall Cros rs tar as Hanson's
station, near the Utah line, and there
delivered to Andy Fife, sheriff of Lin
coin county, who was in waiting, hay
ing left here Sunday evening for that
purpose. Andy Fife brought him to
Phoebe and lodged him in the County
Jail.
GROUND BRoKEN.-Yesterday ground
was broken in the Raymond ~ Ely
West Mining Co.'S shaft, by the super
intendent, Jno. X. James, assisted by
ono of the trustees, a. J. Blair, and in
the presence OF a number OF stock
holders.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1875-07-02
rmAr DEMoCRArsC CONVENTION

We have still further details of the
proceedings Of the California Demo-
cratic Convention. AS was predicted
In yesterdays SENTINEL, Irwin and
johnson were finally selected as the
standard-bearers Of the party. The
nomination Of Irwin was effected
Wednesday night on the seventh bal
lot, which stood as follows: Findley,
IS; Ryland, Is; Johnson, 10; Irwin,
l95. The domination was of course
made unanimous, and in response to
calls Irwin appeared on the stand and
thanked the convention, not forgetting
the meanwhile to eulogixe his unsuc-
cessful competitors. The convention
then adjourned until yesterday norm
Ing.
We have no doubt that the fear Of
those four thousand Crescents in San
Francisco operated to defeat Ryland,
who is q very devout Catholic. The
same influence also injured the chances
Of Roach, of the Examiner.
On the Resembling Of the conven-
ton yesterday morning, johnson was
put through for Lieutenant Governor,
without much difficulty. johnson lisa,
man of considerable ability, and being
poor he was probably given the place
rs much out of sympathy as anything
else. He will be no detriment to the
ticket.
Up to 6 o'clock last evening nomin-
ations had been made as far down on
the list as Treasurer, at which hour a
recess was taken. We received moth
ing from the evening session. Fol-
lowing is the ticket SO far as made up:
For Governor, William Irwin, of Sis
kiyou; Lieutenant Governor, Jas. A.
johnson, of San Francisco; Secretary
of State, Thos. Beck, of Santa Cruz;
Controller, J. w. Vaudeville, of Mon
terry; Treasurer, ]. G. Estudillo, of San
Diego. We know hut little of these
latter named gentlemen. Vaudeville
has been q member Of the Legislature
for several terms and enjoys the repu-
tation Of being a first-class citizen.
The convention probably concluded its
labors last night. We shall expect the
remainder Of the ticket for u next
iasue.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1875-07-02

The Rfnemen.

DUBLIN, June 30.
There was shooting + to-day at Dolly
Mount for the Spencer cup, free to all
corners. Bruce, Yale, baden, Glider
sleeve, Ballard, Coleman, and Can
field, of the American team, and all
the members of the Irish team and
pooling class took part. 1t resulted in
another victory for the Americans.
Coleman won the cup, making a score
of Al out of a possible of so. The
range was 1000 yards. Gildersleeve
and Yale also won prizes during the
days shooting.
Sudden Failures.
LONDON, July l.
The liabilities Of Dacosta, Roaltch &
Co., who have failed, are 81 200 600.
The liabilities of Kilburr, Kirschaw Il
Co., whose failure is also announced,
are $3,500,OO0.
Measels and Typhoid Fever.
LONDON, July l.
Advices received to-day from Fiji
report that that there Is nc diminution
in the violence of measels and typhoid
fever on the Island. The mortality
from the diseases Is great. 1t is prob
able that medical assistance will be
sent from Australia to the afflicted
people.
Our Centennial I'm France.
PARIS, July 1.
The Journal official publishes u de-
cree appointing a special committe for
the purpose of encouraging French
men to participate in the Philadelphia
phia C0ntentonnial Exhibition aud for
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1875-07-02

facilitating the efforts of those who in
tend doing so. The committee is COM
posed of members of the Assembly,
merchants and other persons, a num-
Der of whom haye held relations with
the United States.
Resigned.
DUBLIN, July /.
Major Leach has resigned the the
captaincy of the Irish rifle team.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1875-07-02

THE banks of San Francisco will be
closed next Saturday and until the fol-
lowing Tuesday, on account Of the ma
tional holiday, which will be celebrat-
ed on the 5th instant. 1t is expected
that the Stock Boards will adjourn on
Friday until the following Tuesday.
The day will be very generally observed
in the city by a suspension of business
and the trades.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1875-07-02

CONGRESSIONAL NOMINATIONS. Two
Congressional Conventions were held
in California yesterday. The Indepen-
dents of the First District nominated
John +. Swift, and the Democrats of
the Third District nominated Henry
Larkin, Of FL Dorado. Larkin has a
hard man to beat in the person of
Page.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1875-07-02

DISTRICT JUDoE.-George Williams,
brother of General Thomas H., was
yesterday nominated by the Democrats
for Judge ofthe district composed of FL
Dorado, Amador and Calaveras coun-
ties. That is Democratic territory and
he ought to win the fight.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1875-07-02

A CoLoRED LEcTURER.-George II.
Rogers, q young colored orator from
Boston, is ~lecturing in the western part
of the State. He was to have opened
hostilities at Carson last night on the
subject OF /" the Black Man, his past,
present and FUTURE"
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1875-07-02

TIE proprietor Of the only saloon in
an Iowa town died one night, and the
Eext morning, when the citizens gath
cred at the door and found 1t locked,
with Grape on the knob, they drank
from the town pump and went home
q sorrowful lot Of mourners indeed.
Some grief touches us all In the same
spot.-C Chicago Tribune.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1875-07-02
THAT ..LTrTLE RED MITE

GraSsnopper literature Is becoming q
trife wearisome, but justice must be
done to the " little red inite," as well as
the " toads," which are among the latest
arrivals in the wonderful country
known in the staid East as "out
West" 1t is the /" little red mite - that
Is providentially embedded in the
hopper, and soon makes an end Of
him. When this bug began to be
mentioned, old plainsmen, rough and
ready at forming conclusions. declared
that he was the jigger," a little lively
monster OF which they had had expe-
rience away ont toward the mount
aims. The jigger Is carnivorous; but,
when the opportunity comes, he rath.
er discriminates in favor Of mankind
He gets between the skin, absorbs the
surface juices, and makes himself gen.
orally disagreeable. The hopper par.
asite Is no jigger. He has a local habi-
tation and q name. His habitation Is
under the wing-covers of the grass.
hopper. This mite is about LA Of an
inch in length, OF a bright scarlet col
orr. and some Of the grasshoppers
have rs many as ten or more upon
-theiks bodies. The mite is spider-like
In form-in fact, he is first cousin to
the spider and belongs to the
asacAnsdo, Of which spiders, scorpi'
ons and mites r the Representatives
The hopper mite has jaws with which
he works most vigorously on the body
ofths hopper. They are having much
rain; the rain develops the mites, and
che 'hoppsrs are the victims. In turn
Aowsver, the mite will become trouble
some to the farmer, and who or which
will then eat up the mitef
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1875-07-02

ELEVEN for Beecher to me for Til
ton is the way the telegraph reports
the jury In the celebrated trial. Judge
Nelson sent them back to deliberate"
. few hours longer.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1875-07-02

A SECRET Political ORGANIZATION.
According to, the Cleveland Hain-
dealer, the Ohio Republicans are form
ing . .ssecret political organization"
known ~ the "Order OF 10, with
grips,n ETC., ssafter the manner Of the
Know Nothings. OF 1884,. The oath of
admission, the sams paper states, pro-
vidss that the applicant "shall not
vote for any foreigner OF Roman Cath
olIc for ONCE" Several lodges are said
10 have been formed In Cleveland.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1875-07-02

WHEN q Western politician is SO ut
terly played out that be can't borrow
ten cents to bet On an election, he
abandons the beautiful dreams Of am.
bition and joins the innumerable army
Of grasshopper sufferers.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1875-07-02

BULLION SHIPMENT. = The Atlas
Company yesterday shipped 10000
pounds Of bullion, by the Eureka and
talisads Railroad, to Palisade.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1875-07-02
DIED.

Paradise Valley, June 28-Mrs. A. j. Null
link, aged 20 years.
Independence, Cal, Juno 2l-Ciarence Slater,
youngest child of p. A. and Adalins
Chalfant, aged | year and 8 months.
Phoebe. June 21-James Lass, colored aged Il
years.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1875-07-02

: .SAYssa Milwaukee paper: 'sNow,
when the soft afternoons come, adde's.
cent couples wander to some shady
nook, and, seated on . grassy knoll,
gaze with speechless rapture upon tho
Rreennsss In each others eyes, and sit,
and gaze, and sigh, until the evening
shadows TALL; when slowly homo re-
turning, she tells her parents, with
voice suhdued and reverent bearing
that she has been out to the quiet
abode Of the dead, reading the inscrip'
tlcnA on the tomstones."
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1875-07-02

THR Carson Tribune says money
IL tight and things In general dull ir
its diocese.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1875-07-02
NECK-TJE SOCIABLE!
TO BIZ GIVEN ny
Reclamation Lodge No. 20, I.o.a.r
Cri erion Hall.
Wednesday Evening. July II, 1871.

TgE UNDERSIGNED. MEMBERS OF
propose to givea NECK-TlE SUCiABIEs,
CRITERION HALL. over O. Dunkel K "a.
store, Eureka, Nevada. ON WEDNESDAY
EVENING. JULY IA, 1873,
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1875-07-02
MEETING OF THE DAUGHTERS OF
REBEkAH.
INFLAMMATION Of Officers.

GHARITY kEBEKAH DEGREE LODGE
" No. s, !. o. o. f., meets this evening ut s
o'clock, when the installation Of officers for
the ensuing term will take place.
Brothers. of the Scarlet Degree are cordi-
ally invited to attend.
iy2-It LEM. c. LEVY. N. a.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1875-07-02
List of Letters

EN- AIMING IN THE ~POSTOFFICE AT
~ Ruby Hill, Nevada, ON the LIST day OF
Juiy. 1878. Persons calling for any OF
those letters will please say advertised
July d."
Brady Pat Bar'on Nicolas
Chick s Is Ceakley L
Gundrey Thos Gillbride Jas
Jones John JOHN Samurl J
Hancbbry jus Lame Charles
Mitchell John Monaghan I'd
Malcahy Michael Mccarthy Jerry1
Murphy Pat Mcticary Mr.
Mcneil Joseph Neneman q
Olson John 2 Rickard Elisha
Richard VIM Russell Charles
Rich trancis Sullivan Jainos
Sullivan Cornelius Sullivan Jere ~.
Simser Henry Trevithick Jshn
jy2 Z. SCHULTZ. p. NJ. 4
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Uncle SANS Honey

WASHINGTON, July /.
= All the money in the Treasurer's
Office is now being counted by about
IFS ladies'. The count is superintendent
by gentlemen especially appointed. 1t
IL estimated the money aggregates
about sixty million dollars.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1875-07-02
Tie X cts, SIS,

Admitting gentleman and ladics-to be had
at the arag store OF +. j.. Schneider, ". II.
stowell, and Dir. Terry. alsosat MoysrsS
+ ranklin'., and .. DuDkcl x Co.'S: also from
the members and the committee.
NJ. Il. FOLEY,
I. :. ANDERSON.
". VI. MuuDl,
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MARRIED.

Virginia. June Z7-R. Price to Miss L. NJ.
Hanson.
TiAin, Ohio, Juno 22-Dr. r. NJ. Conn, of Vir-
ginia City, to Miss Lcora t~leuner.