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Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-08-26

pg-7he pe,srab Arehdeacon Scott, of Dnnham,
Out bee, says tnat he suffered from dys eDsla more
than twenty-five years, but that three weeks u OF
the Peruvian syrup IAN iron ton g has benefited
him 80 wonderfully that he cal hardly persuade
himsef Of the reality and people who know HIN are
astonished at The change
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-08-26

ANOTHER ATTEMPT. Edwards alias Stewart,
the Wilmington desperado, who eacaped from
the Salem jail a few weeks ago, and was recap
iured, has since made ano her attempt to escape
by saving the iFou irs OF bis prison with Il fine
small saw which he had sccre,od somewhere
about his person.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-08-26
CITY ITEMS.

ED-A 10 Cent Ssgar for Ceafs-Genune Havana
Segar ,'oncha siz Cts, large ones, for gu T.
ssr; Lorards Rebg and dus,elm ms ght and
lark navy. bowman I'd aud King.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-08-26
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" DON'T You see ~

II yau don't see, 1t Is mainlv you own fau't, be-
canst b, procuring plir of ths JUS y c lanratei
Damo-d >petia'e- yIu eau 80 irprovr fail nS eye
light rs 10 tea clear thenre o1h Every par has
tn tiaie-mark I small oiam nd.
For sac III Ntmi gton hY b. :. Clark
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-08-26

KtcRED m A itoRsE.-Willlam IL. Phillips re-
sid'ng at lVll Market street, aud sget for the
Wheeler and Wilson sewing MACHINE, went yee-
terduy morning to the stable to curry his hJrre
as usual before starting on Ills trips. but neg
citing to speak 10 him, as had been lis custom
every morning, the horse suddenly kicked HIM
violently in the side Tne kcl. stlluned him for
some timo, bat lie is now able to walk around.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-08-26
The GBaj tvti ssutise.
ARRIVALS, UP TO 1Hfs MORNING..

ARRIVALS, Up TO HIS MoRSISo.
WIZ Aucnincl 80, city A D Cooper. New Castle
y obnsun, ely Geo Gray, 4"
= sicke y X Rtampsnn. Ph'a
] A Kaufman. pealirg Gep Ltn rem, Pha
J II rDgs,NY W IiJHck.o 4. city
" Roup L wife, ny Poi der 4 wi, Milton
II II ninmnr-, y j y IONS, Mass
a ct rpers phlla j r. ii aees, Chic'co
" W / vim n 4 VI, Com j 7 Jakes, Wyoming
L d ardnan & Vt, 4" AJC's-, Hartford, ct
g. Dii ckna Milwaukee X Buc {, Brdgeton
Hanr9 PIKE, ciy = Palm n vi Hnv e
James Todd, thlla j " er, savannah Ga
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-08-26
REGISTERS OFFICE,
u EGlsTER S OFFlCE,

E)EGlSTER OFFICE,
~ NFw CASTLE COUNTY, Aug l2 ls75
Upon The Application Of May IL. lamar nn1
da'he' Il. jhHlat, administrators of y IN. H. .a,nar
late OF Wilmington Hundred in SAID Count, ,
hreeased II lsor,lered and directed by the Register
INA the administrators aforesaid give notice of the
1runtlhg Of Letters OF Admln!sl ration up0n the
state Of the deceased, with the date OF granting
thereof, by causing advertisements to be posted
Wilh FORTY days from the date of such letters, IN
SlA VI the hlnsi pubic places Of the County OF New
.aslie requiring all persons having demands against
tie Estate, 10 present the same, ah!de by en Act
"t Assembly in such case made antipruvided And
also cause the same to be inserted within the same
ieilui III tle DAILY COMMERCIAL, Il newspaper pub
llslich IN Wilmington and to he contained therein
three weeks, cod
Given under the hand and Seal of Uiice Of
H. 81 me Register aforesaid, at New Castle. IN New
as'le County aforesaid, the day and year
above written.
,.r. s. C. BlGGS, Register
- NoliCE,-Ali persons having claims against the
ESTATE a the deceased must present the same duly
httesie'l TO the Administrators or hefore AuRu
y lslt, or a'dc the Act of Assembly iii such case
llait ami provided
M!s II. JANLR, .,,t..
Mhai l.. j MaK H",h'uis fato'b.
i"''its7' wilmington, Del. augl3 3weod
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-08-26
. Bgsrdlpa.


DOARnINta FOX GENT LEMEN At
ID apgq0 II s'2 KINa SrrFEr.
A FrW t. Mt ENE> @ IN Be AC-
IA COwMOD aT'ED with bot I'd at
aus20-tf 4.2 Make STREET.
DOApD. Nc PHEASANT RI M S
! with board; also table haaraers wanted APP
ply st Rngi- ~ 3 K'NO sTR FT.
DUARibiNG FOX GEN tLEMrN AND
, ladies', pleasant rooms. Also, table boarders
can he accommodated, at
aur2-tf No 10, MARKET SrReEr.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-08-26
The rs.apersrur., Ce-dAy.
The Democracy In Open Air.

AS RzGisrEasD AT TYR ooHaEBc1SI. ofFcp.
At A. NJ, TO Att P. M, !
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-08-26
3'arfGersll,D dloflcrs,


NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ the partnership la'rlg exist ny between the
undersigned, upter tn came Of Town 4 Cop r.
is this By disso we'd by mutual con ent Eiiher
marty Is Huh riz ID 10 settle al debts owing 70 and
al demands again. taid firm Sipned
sTEPH IN DOWNEY,
SEPH II. COOPER,
The unders gned viii continue thu business (
wood Iurni1g and saving al the old esta lt+hed
starl bl5 range street Thankful for past fuvOrs
continuance OF the same |. lei ell
STEP iEN DowNEY.
WILMINGTON Ell, August 81, ISL
MO- iUr. - Ht.RE'<f GIVEN fhAT
IN the partnership lately exiting betwe. n
tie unier ignPd er the name OF Wal on Il
James, is TINS " dissolved by mutual co isent All
dehts owing 10 the said hrn arc 10 he paid TO How
a'd Walton. an ali dema DIS against .aid firm are
u be paid by hun. - AZ =. W VI uN,
BRADLEY JAMES
WILMINGTON. DBL Juh 81. SIS. jy3i.1m
'I'FE UNDERSIGNED HAVE THrs
formed 60 pa tnersh p under he name Of
Waltnn II iir ther, tor the pnrnose OF carrying on
the W ol sa rnd retail ic. business, hefetofcr;
conducted by Walton & mes
fuA AARDP w LTON,
PU FL A. WALTON
WiLNISeTNH nEi., 1uly 81, 1s5 jsst-1m
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-08-26

New Castle has passed its ordinance prohibit
ing hogs and geese from running Mt large. Sew
ersl arresta have already been made.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-08-26

4 'Ac.i ~ tHIY FLbLIDi
OFFICE oP
s..aLLSs VEN TPuMpa
INSURANCE AGENCY,
FTtta, MARINE. LITE, ACtTDENTl
20 aCi.!f5aL iflLI4.I,1 ADJ0JH,Nfi rye
CITY aaLL
Wn.nA9ypN. DGlAwARs
We are the
JULY burROBizap AGENTS OF THE oLDRst
LAlteE|f AND BFSr KNOWN CoNPA>
NltsS IN TIE WORLD,
HAVING
CAhA ASSETS OF OVER. ....,.... $50. slc0, ,o'N,eH.
We lnlnre oil kinds OF properly within the 4tGre
ard adjoining counties. Dwellings ami Farm Pro-
pctty taken at very low rhtea.
We make specially OF taking entire charge oi
onr customers' business lhereay relieving them ni
Ihnch Woaple and expense and settle I'll lcsseh
FHgapThY AND LITERALLY without extra charge
OHering oar past record guarantee for tne
I'tnre we confidently assert 1t will be to your ie-
telest 10 0Hi on rs AMI eNaiilne list OF COnpn-
tnea " sii experiments before insuring or renewing
elsewhere.
ALL KINDS OF INSURANCE 70 ANY AMOUNT
EFFBC1'AD s.T ONCE AT Cun,REflT RATES.
uommun,cEtienH by mail Will receive Immediate
attention.
A1pTssslDs our peknowl led1,AeAts for the patroIi-
age We nave enjoyed and soliciting cortinralcs,
We ren2iE, very respectfully,
Jam WooLLEY. "a. VAN TRuGf
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-08-26
1iuilrnts alottsrs.

NIfIDFNn :, :. ,....,...,.. =.
WtIMrN TOY, angur d sI5i
Tne rirecto- OF The iminSton coal Ges Com
pany have this dar den area dividend of Three
ollars pfr share for the past six mon hs, PAYABLE
on demand. T. j LAWSON, treasurer.
gug2-2w s0A Sh'pley street.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-08-26
Wautfa.

VITANTED-A COOK AND A CHAM.
w bermaid, must bo proiesants. Apply at
eug2 If THIS Uf ICE.
NTANq ED-A COOK GOOD WASHER
w end ilouer with reference
augQo ct. 82K'NG STREE.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-08-26

seEGlslh4 81 LREAu NOIlUE.
All property holders within the city who have not
mad Their property reg stored, are respectfully re-
4uesiel to present TO ths oiCe a correct descriI,-
to1 Of their property.
4 copy Of tn 9egistry Law AVID blank forms r.!
ne description Of lToperty will be furnished on ep-
plicstiOn at This Office
All deeds cpnyeyGnces or transfers OF Renl ga
atei made after uy 1lth, 1874. must be entered In
ms oifce tefeTe they are sent 10 New Gastle 70 be
'ee3rG0d
81 G. CO,y,VETr,
thtef Engineer and Surveyor,
lanNl-tf Tenth and Hing Strcets
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-08-26

pATHING SPONGE OF FINE QUAIL
- ITY in large, medium and small pieces. Also
ane Toilet SPONGE For sale by
Z. kRlN0HUnST & co.
Cor. Sixth Il Market Sts-
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1875-07-13

GETTING MoNoToNoUs.-We submit
that the news from the other side ofthe
Atlantic about the daily performance
of the sharpshooters is growing a bit
monotonous. All of their moovments
are chronicled with the most annoying
particularly to the exclusion of more
important occurrences. If this thing
does not cease pretty soon we shall be-
gin to wish that they may turn their
rifles on each other with the same pre-
cision that they have been plugging the
bulls eyes at long range.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1875-07-13
PACIFIC COAST DISPATCHES.
FROM CALIFORNIA.
Outrngcs by Imdians in klamath
County.
SAN Francisco, July II.


SAN FRANCISCO, July II.
A letter received here this morning
from VIM. Phillips, Superintendent of
the Florence mine, on klamath river.
about one hundred miles northeast OF
Eureka, reports the miners, VINO mum
Der about -, in imminent dam
ger on account of tile outbreak of hos
Titles ON the part of the Hoopa Indi'
ans. Hoopa reservation Is III the south
ern part OF Klamath county. OF late
they have become restless and turbu-
lent, owing, il is said. TO the bad man
agement of the agency. and recently
about 30 OF them, III war pant. eamped
near the mine and annoy ed and threat
ened the miners, vino held them in
fear of their lives. June 18th Ray.
mond Carpenter. of the mine was shot
dead by an Indian bullet. The lndi-
ans then surrounded the mine aud
forced the men TO quit work. Phillips
sent a courier | o Camp Castor forassist-
ance. y small detachment of soldiers
arrived on the 18th OF June, but>the
indians did not fear them, Icing 80
lew III number. They told Phillips
the miners must leave, a. they would
waists no more time taking. Phillips
writes that the situation is critical. His
letter was laid before Gen. Schofield to
day, who promises to furnish adeqfiaie
protection Hon. j. *. Luttrell says
the trouble arises from the Indians be-
ing swindled by the rascaily agents.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1875-07-13
LIKELY ia TELL AGAINST THE
INDEPENDENT rs.

The Presidential election coming on
next year and the certainty that
there will be but two parties in the
field in that contest promises to tell
heavily against the Independents Of
California. Voters will moi care to be
left entirely nj in the cold, particular
ly whom a great national battle is to be
fought, aud as = result we shall expect
to see a majority ofthe rank and file of
the Dolly Warden party in our neigh
boring State ranging themselves under
the respective banners of the two par
ties that have a national fame and ex-
istence. They must do this ifthey pro-
pose to participate in the selection of
the next Chief Magistrate ofthe Repnb-
lie. There is no other alternative left
them. No man nor journal endowed
with average reason will pretend to as
sumo that there is any likelihood of
there being more than two candidates
on the Presidential course in 1876 All
of the leading political papers in all
parts of the country proclaim that the
coming struggle is to he fought out by
the Republicans on one side and the
Democrats on the other. The possi-
bility of a Dolly Warden, or third term
party, is not even so much as mention
ed in these latter days by the great
;ournals of the East. On the contrary
all are agreed that the Independent
side show went down beyond resurrec-
ton with the Greedy failure. Outside
Of California the so-called Indepen-
dents havn't an organization in any
State in the Union. What then is to
become of Booth, Bidwell, Swift & Co.
in the great national fight of 1876?
Who is to be their standard bearer and
who is to nominate him !? These are
questions that are likely to give the
California Dollies more trouble than
Dollies arc a sacrificing set of patriots,
can it be expected OF them that they
will go SO far as to practically disiran-
chise themselves in the naming of
President Grants successor? We
think not ; and the more We look at
the situation in the Golden State the
more we become convinced that Var
denism over there will never be heard
of again after the election in Septem-
Der.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1875-07-13

BooTH.-That true blue Republican
print, the Carson appeal, alludss to
Senator Booth as "the dastardly party
assassin, who is at present airing his
infamy and Haunting his meretricious
accomplishments in the faces of the
people of California" "This creature
of circumstance" bitterly continues
the Appeal, I" this nondescript, forced
into political obtrusiveness by the
wet-nurses of the late Sacramento
Union, is n of the most disgusting
ingrates and despicable demagogues be-
fore the people," And so the Appeal
goes on through a column and a half
leader. We give the above sample
just to show the esteem in which the
Senator is now held by m who used to
sing his praises. Who would lot rath-
er be an obscure private citizen than a
Senator OF broken pledges and no
party?
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1875-07-13
EAI.IN

The Caledonia Mining Company has
le. led an assessment of 50 per share,
delinquent August 18th.
Attorney w. w. Bishop, of Phoebe,
has gone over to Beaver To defend John
ID. Lee, the leader of the Mo-mons in
The Mountain Massacre. We don't wish
Bishop any bad luck, yet we would be
delighted to read of the execution Of his
client.
Hugh McCanlley died suddenly at
Phoebe the other day of hemorage OF
The lungs.
A. w. Maxwell. of Phoebe, has been
held to answer before the next Grand
jury of Lincoln cou"ty on a charge OF
bullion stealing. In default of s. 5000
bail he was lodged in Jail.
William Joseph O'Dougherty is
knocking for admission TO the bar in
Phoebe. He has been examined by
Court Commissioners Riyes and Fos-
ter, and not found wanting in legal
knowledge.
Herman Cook, of Gold Hill, was
drawn around a pulley in a quartz mill
the other day and seriously injured.
A new tangled gas company in Vir.
ginia City has just realized thai there is
nothing in it. The inventor of the new
gas turns u to he al iinpostor, and
his invention a failure. George Hop
kins and other prominent Comstockans
lost heavily in the enterprise.
The daily yield ofthe Ophir mine has
lately increased from $50 to 800 tons.
The works will shortly lie shut down
to retimber 300 feet of the main shaft.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1875-07-13

PERsoNAL.-California's most gifted
orator, Hon. Henry Edgerton, men,
Der Of the Senate from Sacramento, ar
rived in town Sunday afternoon, en-
route for Phoebe, whore he Is going to
attend to some professional business
Like all strangers, he expresses sur
prise at the rapid growth of our town,
and is highly pleased with the evil
dences of prosperity everywhere visi-
bic. He has met many old California
friends and acquaintance, who extend
cd to him a hearty greeting and who
have persuaded him TO remain here a
couple of days before pursuing his
journey Piochward. We hope his
brief visit will be pleasant enough to
induce him to make = longer stay up
on his return.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1875-07-13

These gentlemen rule the Republi-
can roost in California. We do not be-
lievc that they have the remotest idea
of electing a ma on their ticket. Lo-
cal success is not what they are after.
Their fight was, and is, to control the
Republican organization for Presiden-
tial contingencies. No matter how
small may be 1.-THE remnant they
hold together, their wing represents
the true Republican party Of Califor-
mia, and it is their wing that will be ac-
corded recognition in the Republican
National Convention next year. This
is exactly what they are playing for,
and, if they were SO disposed, they
might retire now assured Of success.
Yhey have done their work promptly
and we'll and deserve the fullest NEED
of credit for what they have accom-
plished. or course. they would be
pleased to win. their local fight as they
go along; but, win or lose, they have
already attained the chief end in view,
Sargent and Gorham are looking be-
yond the present, and they have
played their cards and manipulated
their forces accordingly. They pro
pose that California, through them
shall take a hand in tn g choosing o
the Republican candidate for the Presi
dency, and they have placed them
selves in position to know that thu
thing Is properly done. We shoult
not be the least surprised, therefore
il the State of California in the Repub
lican National Convention was thrown
for Grant for a third term. The siren
uous efforts Of Messrs. Sargent ant
Gorham to defeat an anti.third- tern
resolution, offered by a member Of tb'
Republican State Convention at Sacra
mento, gives color and strength to thii
view Of the case.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1875-07-13

INDIAN OUTBREAK. - An outbreak
by the klamath Indians is reported in
u Geographic columns. One miner
was killed. by them and others forced
to quit work. Gen. Schofield has
promised protection to the miners. ii
is believed that the troubles are. the re.
suit of the ~rascality of the Indian
agency in that quarter. 1t is to he
hoped that the Modoc farce will not be
repeated.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1875-07-13
Hire at GswegO.

OswEGo, n. ", July ID.
A fire broke out this morning in
Lewis planning mill. The mill was en-
tirely consumed together with Perkins
pump factory, Deitosa II Co.'S carriage
shop, and Geo. SINNERS paint shop.
The fire is still burning and has reach
ed the buildings occupied by the hook
and ladder company and Ilerrick
hose company.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1875-07-13

No CHANGE.-The Record, in its min
ing summary, says there is no particu-
lar change to note in the lower levels OF
the Raymond & Ely. The MANN 9TH
pump keeps the water under subjec.
ton in the main shaft, and the work of
sinking proceeds steadily. We suspect
that it in anticipation of important de-
velopments that causes Raymond &
ELY to advance in the stock market.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1875-07-13

ILL.-It is announced that Governor
Tilden is seriously indisposed from
overwork. The Governor undertook a
big job when he started in to clean out
the many rings that have held undis-
puted sway for so many years in New
York.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1875-07-13
NEW Y.
Stock Speculation.
SAM'L MCKEE q Co.,

BROKERS IN PUTS" "CALLS" AND
ID Double Privileges, No, 3l9 California
street San Francisco, Cal.
Pamphlets mailed to any address, explain
ing this system of stock speculation.
Parties OF Ii nited means can operate with
the sane facility as a capitalist.
Ten dollars and a commission of one-nuar-
ter per cent. on the market value of the
stock secures q contract on 10 shares.
Twenty dollars aud commission secures 4
contract on 20 shares.
Fifty dollars and commission secures q con-
tract on 20 shares.
One hundred dollars and commission Sc
cures a contract on 100 shares.
This system Of speculation has become re-
marsably popular in New York, and is used
br such operators as Daniel Drew, Russell,
Page and others. jyl3
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1875-07-13
3 BUSINESS Change.

EurEDa. July Sth, 1875.
As WE HAVE SOLD OUT QUIZ HAIR
N ness and saddlery business, we wish all
persons knowing themselves 10 be indebted "
us to come forward and settle Immediately.
Persons holding claims against us are request
ed to present hem for payment.
In retiring from b~usinoss We dcsirc to re-
urn our hanks for the liberal patronage be-
stewed on us. james Ne Martin. our succes
sor, will continue the basines mt tho old
stand, whore we bespoak for him tho liberal
patronage heretofore extended us.
jyy-tf DUALEY * ROBINSON.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1875-07-13
Probable Suicides.

CHICAGO, July l..
An unknown man and wonail, aged
45 or 80 years, were found in the lake
a L Mankegan yesterday. They had
been in town during Thursday and 1t Is
supposed they committed suicide by
walking deliberately into the water.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1875-07-13

NEVADA STATE FArR.-The Nevada
State Fair commences at Reno October
4th and will continue one week. The
speed programme is limited to Nevada
horses.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1875-07-13

ROBERT u ALE OWEN has been pro-
nounced insane. His friends suppose
that the discovery of the swindle in the
pretended naturalization OF the spirit
of Katie King had something to do
with the arrangement of his mind.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1875-07-13
General Logan Arrives in CnIinor.
SACRAMENTO, July II.

DANNN n ~ ., "WIN t.
General John a. Logun, United
States Senator from Illinois. arrived
from the East by the overland express
shis morning. In conversation, lie
stated that ne had coine to California
on business and had no intention OF
taking any part in the campaign in
this State. He also stated Thai he
would reInaid on the coast but a very
silorI Time
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1875-07-13
BORN.

Gold Hill. July l0-to the wife Of A. McMar-
tin. Il son.
Virginia. July 9-to the wife Of Edward Ma
giire, a son.
Virginia, June 2j-to the wife Of L. Nye, a
SOL
BATTLE. Mountain, New, June 25-to J. W.
hatfield. q ser,
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1875-07-13
Two Efen Drowned.

Z~ANEsvILLE, o.. July IL.
Lewis Gerwig, OF Cincinnati, and
Charles Church, of this city, We're
drowned last evening by the upsetting
of a skill.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1875-07-13
sunk by n Canuon Ball,

SAN FRANCISCO. July II.
The steamer McGregor brings advices
from Honolulu that the ship Emerald,
at New York, bound from san Fran
cisco 10 the Guano Islands, thence to
New York, took fire in Honolulu har.
Dor and was sunk by a cannon, shot TO
extinguish the flames.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1875-07-13

WE presume the editor Of the
Reno Democrat expends daily fifty
cents for Havana cigars Enterprise.
That is a violent assumption. Dem
ocratic editors usually stick to clay
pipes and whisky straight. They are
loyal citizens, you see, and, of course,
feel it a duty to aid in the extinguish-
ment or the nations debt. Although
taxed as a luxury, the duty on whisky
operates in the nature of a direct tax
on Democratic editors. There may be
a few Republican editors who are also
engaged in the laudable work OF reduc-
ing the war debt in the manner
noted, but we would not care TO under
take the difficult task of putting our
finger on enc of them, particularly if we
were forced to go outside of the Enter
prise office.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1875-07-13
Funeral of General Blair.

ST. LOUIS, July III.
The funeral of General Blair took
place this afternoosi. The servicesw were
performed by Rev. T. NJ Post. assisted
by DR.. Jas. ii. Brooks. The remains
were conveyed TO B~ellfountane Gene
terry under the First Missouri Regi-
ment and We're followed by "a large con-
course of citizens.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1875-07-13

For Governor OF Minnesota the De-
mocracy of that State have put up ID,
l.. Buel.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1875-07-13

THE Wisconsin Republicans have
nominated III. Emerson Luddington
for Governor.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1875-07-13
a He,ate :or state Officers.
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W~ASHINGTON, July IT.
The Commissioned OF Internal Reve
nue. has decided 10 allow such claims OF
state officers for the refunding OF III
come tax paid upon emoiunients OF
their offices as were flied in due time,
whether these eInoluments consist OF
salary or fees.