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, 1875-12-14

At Lexington. about three years ago. TITS homi.
cids Rraw out Of newspaper article, bosl, par.
ties botuR oditosa au,] widely known throu y,out
Tho Htnto. The ct.c llss attracted atte.ltlon
from all rnrta of htisBour, and tito bess Iena1
tafoht 1las been employed on both sldoH. 1t s
the jury. and It took tl,.m uulI 10 o'clrk iii.
nOFniNP to cnma 10 III agreeneat Tho teftnd-
aus WAS congratulated bv lawyors and JuJ4e ou
the rendition Of the verdict,
, 1875-12-14

Special Hspateh sn rhs chrcnoo Frthune.
DEEol7, Via, Dec. IA o1Au, who says bis
name ia Ed Field was arrested usre about
midnight OF Saturday for Offering counterfeit,
eco greenback- Sc, ersl q counterfo.ts 90 tho
Fiat National Dsnk Of Peru, ILL.,. wtro found OH
him. aud it appoars that he had pasaod several
Of them during tho evening at stores aud a.
LOU, lsoas youug man oarpsd re- Hail w.s sao .f.
1Auosy!lle.
, 1875-12-14
1HE Ri{, c4ilf0RNlA RACE.

eAN FaANolsco, CAL. Dsc 19.-Aenbafs Of ths
Pacific Jockey Club cay that the statement IN
the Turf Fisld, and Farm hud other Eastssu
papers relative 10 the s30. 000 raco are eusi.eIv
i'm nwsrrpted by tbs t4css, sud d. great n]us;,co
to tue club and the oWnsrs OF horsea. The
lxttsE ass sathaad Ni.A tho ac4lop OF
, 1875-12-14
SPRINGFIELD NEWS,

RF"''"' '@'vFsFFP'F ~
8raiNo51EID, ILL.,. Doc. 1s.-Acslug. Gov.
0laun to-day pasdonad Thomas uaynor, con.
viotea OF larceny At the November, 1871, tsrrn OF
the Cook County Criminal Cour+. 4pd isuteuced
to the peultsutary fur sayau yes1x, Judge
Williams Btate'sAstoruey Resd, Mayor Colyip.
and others, iotned IN nj appeal for clemsucy,
Mrs. Blair, waio Of J. Il. D!ais, who was arrest.
ed At Liacolu Eeb,. On y regulation OF Gov,
Boyerldas, and kldnAtp pod to England, writes to
Gov. Bsyer,dgo asklrg II there 10 10 rsu,edy
agAnst HulI, Masseugsr, and tie other Cbloa 10
aetsct4sss charged WITH kldnapplng him. AspjY
IL mAus that tue oHeuse IL very Rrayo Que, sQd
lA4t, upon the return Of tbs detectives Asslstu0 =
tAo EuKlish ollcer IL tAa ABDUCTION. t1sy Npuld
10 severely dealt with.
, 1875-12-14
FIRES.


1T LOUISVILLE.
LOUISVILLE, Ky, Dec. 13,--A fro Tonight In
tho tannery Of Monk d Mouk des.royod and
damaged TITO greater portion OF tho stock on
hand. md part Of tto building. The total loss is
estimated At $l2,oo0. Covered by insurance,
datributod 10 the fo.Iowiog companies. Cor
mauia, Buffalo Ft.u3tin, Of Wheeling Ama.
zou. Clueiouasl; Plantora' Memphis; aley-
chants Newark Peoples, Newark; QermAnia,
Of LouisYil!e.
, 1875-12-14

MILroN, Pa, Dec. IA tic last night do
etroyed the Riverside Hotel. uoag 4 Good,
rich's Block, aud sANyai's clothing store aud
ball. LOIS. s10o. 1000, lnsurauce not aacex tained
, 1875-12-14

THE WADDY f,40M7F ON CAST.
MEMPHIS. Dec. 13.-The Waidy Thompson
habeRs corpus csko. involving tho Jurisdiction Of
the Criminal Court Of Memphis WA called tt tue
United States District Coirk to-iaY. 1lo not
oc.,lg ready, tho case will be eoatlnued from das
TO day, aud the defendant rs.aassI on 81, ,OJU
bonds.
, 1875-12-14

ehe clnb. II ia now considered roasonahIy cer.
tain tnat tho race wilt como Of Christmas, tho
Enod condition. .orcopt Wild Idle and Griattesd,
!ho f2rtn'l will nat run, and Forter coming
from or"Ron. wl!i tHke lila p1aco. Griustead, no
d"tbt. all r. a1i Fight IN time for the race,
Probably not lenB thAu six horscs will btsrt,
, 1875-12-14

Tbe Prince will fAnd tomorrow 10 order TO
proceed 10 KandY. Saturday, Sunday. anI Mon
day will b quiet.
Tue prnoa Iaavos on Tho 3lh for ti:orfn.
Tie shoutnn cau13 at FRI ,c ,nIalpa has kern
broknn up, aud kno.hcr IL f0r n cl 30 mi!cs from
RANDY.
Tho seventh State dionns and ball nil DO given
1t Colombo.
, 1875-12-14

EvANar11LE. Ind, Dec. 13.-Sixteen prisoners
oacaped from the Henderson County Jail d:
Henderxon. Ky, last night. The escaps wAB cf-
fected By their saving OF several troa rods
paoed before tue windows. liberal reward IL
uKalc1 for imam.
, 1875-12-14

MEMPHIS, Tenn., Dee. 13.-Last THURSDAY, at
Walnut Dont, o. N. Thom, son was sl,,t aud
killed by John r. smlth In quarrel about
saess. Smith visa tr;ed and acquitted. Il being
ehoo n that Thompson WAS shooting ut him hen
hc fired with slut.gun. Do.h weEe VII ngn.ans.
TlloMpsoua AiEe stated that he had killed fur
lncn s4nce thsy weta nAtr.ed.
, 1875-12-14

Srttiat uAedfth to The Chlclao Tribune
SPRINGFIELD, ILL.,, Dec, 13--Artlcles ct jnco,.
posatlon Of the lewiston l. Ea7ana Narrow.
Gauge Railroad wete fled for record in the Yec-
resarv OF Btlte's Office to-day. Leris Rors and
Thomas 4. Boyd. OF Fnl,on. aud Jndge LAc;, q!
Havana, wsts auoug the iDeur latoss.
, 1875-12-14
The WEATHER.

WAsHNoToN, D. T., Deo l3.-For tho Ton
nesase aud Ohio Valley sui Upper Lake reg Ion,
flsinH barometer, southwest 10 northweut wiu ds,
statlouAry tempornsaze, aud clear Or clear ng
Mssthe5.
LOCAL oDaE1vArioN.
, 1875-12-14

r.. ops fat 1t4pat<a u Ths CA,eaoa 1t7buns.
uaton 4i. Mich, Dec. la.-Ths annual re-
a. ~, VI l. tos Treas7-iounh Michigan Regiment
bs,In.a. a ssats 1Aa hsld hero to-day. There VA, 4
IN meeting, m osaslon, banquet aud :
, 1875-12-14

ClSc1HNAr1. o., Dec. l3.-Tbc cl1th stores OF
Colin Bros. 4 Co.. and Katzentarger, Goldsmith
i Loeb. aud tie m!l'1nerv store Of John D. Smith
4 Co., on Race ltreet, btl5w Fuusth. vera en-
tetod by lurg1arH yestotdas, and lasxe nnouut
Of gooda removed, but their value il not re-
ported.
, 1875-12-14

BOSTON,

BOSTON.
Dosros Dec. 1a.-The failure Of Troeland,
Haldlng i Looms, extensive wh olesalo clothing
doafe.s hero. Ia reported. Their liabilities are
estimated 1t e750. 900.
9. II. Freo!and, special partner. is reported
to have failed, ho having inaoased tor the firm
for tt00, ,0V0.
, 1875-12-14

NEW YORK.
NRW YoRk, Dec. l9.-Tho houss OF Jeb,u Hop
kln's leather dssler. failed to-day
, 1875-12-14

MILWAUKEE. Dec. l9.-spss was brought tn the
Uuited State+ Circuit Court to-day bY tho Dis.
tEict'AstorDoy against tho Chicago, Milwaukee 4
1t. Tsut lallsaY Cam ANY for $4,000 alegod
TO bo duo tie Government fJr tar on exrulugs.
, 1875-12-14

s, ,et'1ery and adorn ths walls Of private houses,
Tns young Hrls taking part In ths tablasu1 ars
modest and respectable. Air. Morgan intlmntos
tbA his n1attYn IN giving these exhibitions Ia to
oron,oto and cultivate Art.
"Tne nobsst Ron'an Of them al "ia young
man in Nnw York WHO hM engngeA to appear as
Z aupefnumerary In tho revival OF "Juliue
destr" It Daoh's Thoktre. III order that hs m ay
, nv up funds will Which 10 bn .ohtried next
m,tnR. Tho aalAry attached 10 tIla nositop In
% eeats per Night II The play rams ten week =
u ts expected, tho youn9 man viii add 1la Tor
M II he apIeata n emo matinee per nesk) Ia
bio ws3dtng-fond.
Tho B.. Louis 4lobe- Democrat thus wantonlY
,,salts = noted phEIantbrop,st, "Aftcr Uncle
Dayial Dro1' bad subscribed &2Q0,u0o toward
founding now Mttlojtat College. l,a remarked
70 friend one dhy: Vol. sir, 1 didn't know
xtere tho monov waa coming flom. I was wor-
nsa ovat It, and ~ nlado 1t a subject Ut PRAYER.
l{tsr fasting aud praying over tio matter for
900 day vrnt down on Wal stroe., and III tcs4
,tan twenly-four hours l Skinned tlose fslows
out Of e2Qo ,ooo.'"
A gentleman Of woalth resding in Hartford
Yound himsolf upon the ocean about year ago,
,,tkiuR lls britlnl tsIp. Lie also found at iha
Iva lima In l,s vnst pnet.t = aim lin whicE
:. ,no,ad Ia Ind ovo, n n, ,m,..t,,'a .,sr.
% '.sr ~ -s,,,r,,.s 80 E,,s w.
U~4'. .t.s.'.. s '.ea -. A4.sopu Il. !aea'
hontd tho Clergyman "a TO tic seo 10 had re-
e4I,o1, and learned that 1t WAS yeiv nn,nIl ouau.
~. - f,,a.o,t chor,n, +,ha,,o a..at,,,, ri.,1ss
tsf Of nhe-cht ene"'nG tooacco. cafefn"y folded
ID tssuo-paprr. Expiap aplttons fJluuol, aud tho
400 ILL reached tls destination at last.
Tht Sultan Of TurIsy dooa not n'low Ills dobts
~ nonraua hr,- III, 4ha fnnoru Wo,,s.u Gtsr.
WoPP'''s N "s sAo '"..o"' "es"e." 4"AH'
fts, ho sleeps "hiie hi6 creditors walk tie hLur.
IA il anxaoed In n variety Of limit o.cunat,nna
- H.... ...,, !.
from o5oR'nHoAhg 10 painting. LIE ~ aona OF
AttIe-pieces Ia which the Ausiria1s are po4ton
:, I'm Turh,. h,. la ou,v huva n,o,nroo !,
NV oN' ~ 8'''' Wy" p'o'"e" ="
shlch many AusttlauB arc represented ~ wouud-
Il md axpr, and not ttu1le Turk. us for
m", -.
n'fl5 aaesfd foaenef phatames' ana vas fond
Kern, p.sh.. msoo h,a fo ,rne hv b,mo,ing
III Bu1:an In regard to this ezoc:ac..
rh. ,,.orc.u,raa, .,d t,o.a .,;,a.a ,,n.,.,
anr eiouf'n!uueu nuu 3ooa ol'uoen "o"oo
epnpfRtog tbe Now York Sorosle made a llonosa
ot n.n,+at K1,sa A]cott nt a rtrout mapttnu.
VI 1' "' 1'A's ~ o"s aoe''o8'
Trey tned to get speech ous OF her. 6ho re-
, 1875-12-14

Z
VIENNA, Deo. t3.-Tho heto Ffes Prass Is in-
formed that tbs Ports vii make ~ sxtraot-
dsnary levy OF 100, coo men In tho spring for the
suppression Of the inBurreotiou In HaszegovlsA.
Egyps wl sand him IN addition u, 0J0, and
TuniA 8, UuQ meu.
, 1875-12-14

RocuRsrEn. N, r., Dec. l3.-A report comea
from Agou that the ylllAge Ia burning up. Eu.
Rines EM be sont from thIB city.
, 1875-12-14
"CACHEMIRE MILAN0, >

the richest, most elegant, most durable,
and every way the best Lyons Black Suits
imported. and for which We are hole agents
Ia this city. These Biks arc Hand Spun,
mado from tho anest selected italian stock
possess deep, r1oh satin lustre, and Us o
proof Of their unequaled durability wo glvc q
straight. .uneQutvoonl guarantee with oil goods
OF thus brand aold by us. IN order to intro
duoa them to purchasers here, We arc In
struoted to offer tfor tho prosent the follow
INK qualities at tho pricoa quoted, which
place thom lower BY as pcr cent than any
goods OF equal quality in this market:
Qla1ity F. Caohemire Ml1ano. rich, soft,
SATIN !uatso. $2.oo q yard ths cheapest sslk
In Amorioa.
Quality q. Caohemiro Mt1ano, very e!e-
giant goods, $3.25 yard.
Quality II. oaohemise Nii1ano, $3.50 4
yard extra rich and beautiful finish.
Quality I. s2e6 yard. Quality J, s7,7b q
yard. Quality K. $500 yard. All suparb
and extra rioh grades.
". q. Tho "Oaohemtro M!1anoa," In 3D.
dition to othor advansages. ara wider than
most other makes.
, 1875-12-14
CHINA.
ffrfHN Yff

sHA~oHAt, Dec. 13.--ChIuA will not send IN
a1obRasy to EnKlhud until next summer.
, 1875-12-14


CESonaSAT1. O.. Doc. l9.-Tae Jury III the
Fguer case, in what ls luo~n a. the tau.yn,d
murder, today returned verd.-t Of guilty Of
murder IN the asconi degree. The jury wora out
alncs 6Atufday. 1hls III tho aosond trial.
, 1875-12-14

" " NJVNT1 HAHHUW HhU1E3,
Sp<etat II spafrh to Fht Chtta1n 7F,tune.
RtaoNtSo1oS, ILL.,. Dec. l3.-At meeting Of
the MerchAnts' and Alauufacturers' AssoeiA,iuu
to'olgbt a oomDittoo Of ,neorporators WIS ap.
pointed to obtain obastsr for ths BioosntnQkor
q Illinois River Railroad, = narrow-gauge iue,
TO run fr IN the east iina OF Mclean County to
tae Illinois 1slser, and the COMMITTEES waa Or
dertd 10 obtain charter st once. AItcIea OF
incorporation wcro also presented for the
Bloomington. Lacou & Northwestern. a mar.
tow Ra.ge 10 connect Btoomtpt,tou mud 1tacon,
aud cotnna&tee anpoln.oI to salect tncnrpnra-
tors. Thfr. A,.h tile Havana, lAutou, i East.
erH, and NTH ihe contemplate line from bio m.
ihFton to San Jose to cunnacs with tho lat:ar.
makes four Ire projects for new railroads III
AtcLean County. Tho moetin9 aypoiuted to
Hon. Thomas P. Rogers TO represent tbs Asro.
cation IL tho National Tfanspofsaaon Couysu.
tion in Chicago this work.
, 1875-12-14

ARREST OF AN ALLt oFD MURDERER.
buffalo, N. Y, Dec. 13-1olu Campbell. alias
"Plag Campbell, alias William Burke, was mr.
renter here yesterday. charged will tue murder
Of Potter Wohlehan IN Detlot On tho Sd inst.
, 1875-12-14

A MAh.klLlER ACQUITTED OF MURDER.
Stettat Dt,pateh 10 Tas Chtedgo Tssbuae.
KASsAa CIaY, No.. Der. ls,-Atser three
tedious trials, Edwin Turner, Of Lexington.
No., was to-day acquitted b. Jury Of Jackson
County On e!sasxe Of murlsrng l.. II. GroY%4
, 1875-12-14

,, Commodore Vanderbilt has just made IN ID
dllons! donation Of 0lQ0l 600 to Tho Vanderbilt
University At A4sar1ls. HhIah uaksa @1ou, u,0.o
, 1875-12-14

Nlalm0m thAFa71mAs>t, ~.
0kkkkAL un8EhvATEoSa.
QA17A1o, Dec, lJ-1o;lH D. IA.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1875-11-10
INTELLIGENCE.

THE AsHIM TrIAL.-The Ashim trial
supposed to be in progress at Inde-
1 rsndence. The latest news from there
vas TO the effect that the jury was to
be called on Thursday, the 4th. Young
Ashim was represented as being in
| constant danger of assassination by tho
Psrasich brothers, and although stop
ping in a hotel it was deemed neces-
AIRY for his protection to keep out a
|srony guard. These repeated attein pts
b lake his lie are bearing their legiti-
nate fruit, aud Ashim to-day has more
friends than ever in Inyo county. The
case bids fair to become a very notable
one. Judge Hannah, who admitted
him to bail, was strongly censured by
certain parties, and the ease WAS made
a direct issue in the judicial election of
last month. Ashini was on hand in
time to stand his trial, and the result
WAS that Judge Hannah was reelected
by a sweeping majority. The proper
inference ~ he drawn from all this is,
that the tide OF public opinion sets
strong in Ashiin's favor. Wa have
nsyer seen the facts published. and of
course know but little of the merits of
the ease, but Judging from the general
outlook Wa should say that the very
worst that is likely to befall the de,
ieadtnl IN the pending trial is a hung
jury. IL Is our guess at this distance
that the jury will either acquit or fail
10 agree.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1875-11-10
ABELMONTER TUMBLEs AGAINST
"BUNKO.e

We find in tho Oakland Nome of tho
r.. -. ~ c-u--.
o'n iii'''' 'no ioiio"i"e account Vi no"
a was recently taken in and
done for by some "bunko" sharps in
SON Eranc;sco.
recently gentleman OF means from
Deitiioht, Ne.aua, an extensive mine
owner, visited a francisco In quest
Vi a rev uays Vi Pieasnre such as De-
rohHs 10 large cities ana cannot De
icu"u III country Towns. Oh the nrst
hlRnt Oh MS ARRIVAL ne started out o a
walk, anu uurihS MS rafnDle Ieli IN
WIN d very hlce young mar VINO "sked
nun 10 drink win MN, n seemed
iiShiy pieaSeu al 'baKlhg MS acqnaint.
ahce. Inc oin story OF getting short or
money anu having 10 IePlenlsn II
eXcnequer was told, ana the country
eehtiehiah was asked 10 accompany
hiih up stairs at the corner OF MONT
Roinery ana BUSH streets. Having
,aheh several orilks ana IeeiinH IN
huilor 10 20 anywhere, particularly
VIII so eoou d lrlena as ms new ac.
quaintahce seemed 70 ue, ne
d IIeht OF Stairs ana was ushered into
q iurhisheu room, Win a taoie
II! .he center seated AT wnlch vas
,'iceiy "resseu lhuiViouai VINO kinuiy
Ioa''eu ms irienu on uetnahd the
aiiio''nI asheo ior. n ueSuitory con-
.eisa'ioh ensueu' resulting W an ihVi-
.ali'n =, pay game Oh caros, WHICH
w"s WIN. iHe saihe was
qua ecu shortiy INTO Una. new u IN
s.iuctive one Oh puhko, anu IN a Few
minutes our DeifnOHt ITienu was
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1875-11-10

GENEVA CONSOLIDATED. An ex-
change has the following concerning
this representative Cherry Creek
property: The Geneva Consolidated
Silver Mining Company has pur.
chased the mill at Cherry Creek, which
has heretofore been leased by it, and
IS now charging and perfecting the
same, and it is for this purpose it lev
led its assessment, which becomes de-
linquent on the 18th of the present
month. 1t received bullion at its office
in this city, during the month of Octo
Der, the assayed value of which was
SS,456, and has commenced the present
month with a shipment of ,220 ounces,
valued at S1,400. With its increased
mill capacity and the present appear
ance of its mines, as reported by the
superintendent, it will soon be able to
show al increase in the bullion re-
ceipts.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1875-11-10

TaxEs.-All taxes become delinquent on
Monday. the 18th instant. For the accom-
mediation of the public Deputy Treasurer d,
b. Immel desires us to state be will receive
taxes until : O'Clock each evening during the
week. Of course no other kind of business
will be done at the bank after business hours,
Mr.. lmmel simply keeping his establishment
open for the accommodation of those wto
may find it inconvenient to call in the day
time 10 settle their taxes. n7-lw
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1875-11-10

SToCK HOLDERS MEETING. - There
will he a meeting OF the stockholders
of the Damphool Infirmary, at the
lower Slaughter-house, this evening.
a full attendance Is requested. as the
meeIing il called for the purpose of de-
Gliding upon p design for the great seal
OF the Association. BY order of the
1t PREslDENT.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1875-11-10

ELECTED SECRETARY. - The Chey-
enne Leader has an account of the or
ganization OF the Wyoming Legisla-
ture. Among the officers elected is L..
O. Benedict as Secretary Of the Coun-
ell. Mr.. Benedict is a brother of A..
Benedict, chief accountant of the
Richmond Company of this place.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1875-11-10

DID Nor COME OFF.-The dumb
bell match for $500 a side between Ned
Brannan and All. Chartz, did not come
off last evening AZ per announcement.
The parties could not agree upon the
choice of a referee, consequently the
match Was declared of.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1875-11-10

THE EXCURSION TO ALPHA.-The
railroad managers inform us that $3.50
o'clock will best suit their convenience
for the departure of the excursion train
for Alpha To morrow. The boar of
departure has not yet been agreed
upon. but it might be we'll for those i'll
terested To hoid themselves in readi-
ness TO make the start as early as
the time named.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1875-11-10
DAILY SENTINEL.
STOCK REPORT.


california; stock Exchange.
SAN Francisco. Nov. 0.
EvsSING BoARD.
On nest & Belcher-39 sSH
n i California -5i
J, Con. Va.-2bO
~ ~ GCosmopolitan-39e 35c
~ Knickerbocker- z
"a nnesyiathan -2S ~ 2%b5
20 Mexican-l51a l1s
~ tphir-39K 3914s5 40b5 40
40 U.G. Bill-2A
~ ~ i Nevada-l2b
"a Woodville-3A 3S 4blo $3.50
W Amaz)n -9oc
~ ~ BsIcher 2o]4 2lb3O 2iH q
,a n Mansfield -l.l5c 1.Hscbl0
IN 10 Raymond 4 Eiy-lSk
III Lady Bryan III Ia
10 Alta IN o.
,iD Prospect 3 34b1
10 Baltic -S74s
a Crown Point-29H
40 j ilynn -o5c
an. Y. Con. IL
q Leopard-l0A
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1875-11-10

MISUNDERSTANDING purchased DR.. Lukens'
City Drug Store, | would respectfully an
nounce that | have on hand a large stock of
patent medicines, chemicals, stationery,
lamps, ~chimneys, etc.: all of which | will sell
at reasonable prices. Prescriptions carefully
compounded. / have an office in the rear Of
the store, where | viii treat all cases requir-
ing medical or surgical treatment. Special
attention given to chronic eases. Consulta-
ton. free; charges only for medicines. Give
me a call. L.. TERRY, NJ. d.
iylJ-tf
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1875-11-10

FINED.-Hughe-, the individual who
smithereened Maggie McCormack's
sash-door with a human clublas Sun
day night, yesterday plead guilty to a
paid Maggie $40 for the damages done
10 her property.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1875-11-10

ADDITIONAL REMITrANCE.-Paxton
& Co. yesterday RENTED Sl54 70 to
the Virginia Relief Committee for the
benefit of the sufferers, it being the
amount collected from the employees of
the Atlas mine by j. J.. kemeen, the
foreman. This last remittance swells
the total amount contributed by Eu-
reka and Ruby Hill 10 81, Y49 70.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1875-11-10

TRANSFER DENIED. jerry b.
Moore, now in town, yesterday re-
ceived a private telegram from a =
tleman of Elko stating that Judge
Fiack had denied the motion for the
transfer of the llendy-Leopard case to
the United States Circuit Court.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1875-11-10
MOCII'S.
mh4

FURNISHED RooMs To LIT. Several neatly
furnished rooms. single or en- suite, to rent
to single gentlemen or a family without chill
dren. Apply at the residence or store Of
o2jtf G. w. SCH WAMB.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1875-11-10

MEMBERS OF A. q. II. TAKE NoTIcE,
The regular monthly meeting of Eu-
reka Lodge. A. O. H., has been post
poned until saturday evening, Nov,
18th, when a full attendance is request
ed. BY order of
=. +. SPLANE. Secy.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1875-11-10

ST.. JEWS CHAPTER, No. 5, r. A. Nj
A stated convocation will take place
this evening at s o'clock. All Roya
Arch Mason in good standing are cor
daily invited to attend.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1875-11-10

Insurance. AGENr.-In addition to
his storage and commission business,
Il. B. Miller is agent for a number OF
first class foreign and domestic insur-
ance companies whose aggregate capt.
tai amounlsto over $4,000, 900. Read his
reconstructed ad. in to-day'sSENrINEL.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1875-11-10

LOOK out for the locomotive when the bell
rings. Trains arriving daily with good.
warm underclothes. fancy flannel overshirts.
cigar, tobacco, toilet and fancy goods, no.
ions. etc.. for the Little Golden Rule Store,
where all goods are sold CHEAP FOR
CASH. nl0tf
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1875-11-10

o. DUSKEL & Co., manufacturers of cassi-
meres aud white shirts and gentlsmcns' un-
derwear. All riders for half a dozen each
will be- filled at store rates. Measures TAX en-
and true fits guaranteed.
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MOCHg'S.
nih4

B. f. MoEwEN has new Buekwheat Flour
and choice Maple Syrup, and new-crop Gran
berries, just from Chicago. ol6tf
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1875-11-10

CHANGE OF BAsE.-Billy Evans, O.
the Brilliant saloon, has rented the
railroad clearinghouse Mt the depot
and will charge Of the institu
ton as soon as il is finished.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1875-11-10

HELD FOR PosTAGE.-The following
letters are held at the Eureka postoffice
for p~ostage: Mrs. w. M. Tucker, Gold
Hill, Nevada; j. r. Seymour, Bel
mont, New.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1875-11-10

ihE INTERNATIo IAL.-Read Mrs.
= IL. Halls new ad. in to-day's SEN
tiNEL. The International has accom
th nv which are unsurpassed In
w owh The rooms are spacious,
an m' ventilated, elegantly furnished
NV; INV neatly kept. There is a fine din.
iM;.9 nail IN connection with the estab-
n ,n,''ent, where everything which the
tnarket affords is oblainable. The In
unalonal bus CONNECTS with the Il.
n na Z. Il. X. on the arrival and de-
parlure of the trains.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1875-11-10

DEPARTEp.-C. G. Powning, of the
Reno Journal, departed yesterday
morning for Austin. We had a pleas
ant call from him during his brief So
iourn in Eurekp. He reports himself,
his paper aud matters in genera! about
Reno all o. X.
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MINING TAX.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
IN the taxes on the proceeds OF the mines
of Eureka county for the quarter ending
September 80. ls75,ar now due and payable ut
my office, and that the law with regard to the
collection Of the same will be strictly en-
forced. JIG. POWELL.
County Assessor Of Eureka county.
Eureka, Nevada. Nov. 8 lS7a R9tdec2o
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1875-11-10

Orange, marmalade, tomato preserves
and honey in glass jars, and in comb. at Tay-
lor's. ol9ti
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1875-11-10

GoNE BELow.-P. Steler, left this morning
for San Francisco. for the purpose of bring
ing up a fine stock Of diamonds, watches,
jewclry and silverwarc, suitable for the hol-
idays, and we would advise one and all TO
wait until his return before purchasing else-
where. nyu