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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1875-02-15
SPECIAL CARDS.

GEARS & GREELEY, NO. "a MADISON
- street, Memphis. Abstracts and examin-
alton Of titles to any real estate in Shelby
county. All Work Guaranteed.
135-xx-6
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1875-02-15

FeR SALE-THREE HOMES, 2 LOFTED
rooms and lots; price $500 each.
Two homes. 2 rooms each, lathed and plas-
tered, $500 each.
Two homes, 8 rooms and kitchen, wood
house, cistern, etc., al new. 500 each.
Fer terms apply to W. A. WHEATLEY,
lli-f47 $50 Main street.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1875-02-15
sTRAYED.

CTRAYED-FROM FRONT STREET. A
~ mule and dray, No. $50. Twenty-f FIVE dol
lars reward will DO paid for their return 10
1924 WAIT a LEWIS, 285 Main st.
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BOARDING

BOARDING THE NEW BUILDING.
ID Nos. 81 and 90 Madison street, being nov
complete and furnighed. Mrs; bayliss is pre-
limited number Of familLes. l32-t
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LOST.

r OsT-FROM A CARRIAGE, ON TUES
~ day night, 9th last, an English carriage
Tug; imitation zebra ska on one side, scarlet
on the other. Finder will be handsomely re-
warded on returning II TO
I4S-lA u. URQUHART h CO., $4 Main st.
r OgT OR MIsLAID-MY LAWYERS
IL Docket" Of the Chsncery Courts. Finder
will please notify me.
ll2.lN L. McFARLAND. 81 Madison 81:
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FOR RENT-TW0 WELL IMPROVED
n ntaees, four miles out on fernando road,
one twe.' we acres, the other twenty-fou acres.
Appiy AL this office. 90-t
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FOR REMT.

E0R RENTAL A BARGAIN SMALL
e farm. so to IS acres cleared. one mile from
Shelby Depot. Also a small farm of 40 acres
on Big Creek, near Cuba. And a small farm
Of 2j or 30 acres at Lucy Depot. All in Shelby
county. fer rent at a bargain the ensuing year.
inquire Of
l44-l4s Memphis. Tenn.
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FoR sALE.

COR SALE-WE WILL SELL OR .EA-
J. change for improved or unimproved Mem
phis property, the Terry Place. q good resi-;
dence with seventy-two acres of land in good
state Of. cultiyationt situated in lernnando'
40 16Q
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1875-02-15

COR RENT-0OTTAGES.% OFFICES.
a stores and siSeping-rooms and boarding
Souses. MYERS & SNEEp,
EST 29 Main street, up stairs.
EOK RHINESTONE NO. ga FRONTROw,
lately occupied by Nathan Bros. Apply
Co. L. LAWH9RN &CO.
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A" wHATI rs IT,

Mayor League Won over by the
Appsal--He Goes Back on Gen.
Grant, on Radicalism, and
PrOclaimS Himself A
what Is It." or
a Half Demo
Crat
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1875-02-15

For Helena, Mariana. Wittsburg and all
way landings.
CITY OF
Basket,.""~.~-master Davis. ........ clerk.
EAVES MEMPHIS AS ABOVE
j. every Tuesday. Thursday and HaRstSa
Saturday; For Freight or passage SA
apply on board. 144.t
Appeal and Avalanche copy.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1875-02-15

FOR Mariana, Wittsburg and ali Way Land
ings on 81. Francis and Langail, Rivers,
WEST WIND. bowman mast.r
WILL LEAYE AS ABOVE
w syery, THURSDAY, at s La4EhtaA
Pm. For freight or passage ap &i
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1875-02-15

Appeal and Avalanche copy.
For HaiIe's Point.
Regular Randolph, Fulton. OsceoIa and
liaile's Point Semi-W eekly Packet,
MARY AMENT, 49,
Joplin, Master Rhodes, Clerk.
EAVESMEMpHIS MONDAYS ANN FRI-
DAYS atA pm. For freight or passass
apply on board iNNi
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1875-02-15
RIVER INTELLIGENCE.

ARRIVALS.
Steamer Capitol City. Cairo.
Phil Allin, Friar's Point.
Illinois, Greenyille.
Falls Pilot, Tennessee river.
DEPARTURES.
Steamer James d. Parker, Cincinnati.
Fort Gibson, Arkansas river.
Capitol City, Vicksburg.
A. j. White, Napoleon.
City OF Augusta, st. f. river.
George W. Cheek, 0sceola.
Quickstep, White river.
BOATS IN PORT.
Phil Allin, Mary Ament, Arlington,
Illinois, Falls Pilot.
WEATHER AND BUSINESS.
Weather cold and blustery. The river
here is declining rapidly. The Ohio is
falling and full of heavy ice, and nayi.
cation suspended above Evansville. The
river between Cairo and st. Louis re-
mains closed with ice. White river is
receding, with ~ feet in the channel
from Augusta to the mouth. Arkansas
river is falling, with % inches in the
channel from Little Rock to the mouth.
Business on the landing dull, with little
movement in freight.
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2oie obsuiebcn, ais mo9lh, ocun cs bonbclt
iid) oorum, fir bic ncuc &ir1c @clo 81 MAIDEN,
Sic Noir briugt bcnn ou6 rid)tia an Sd)lule
5000 Sboler boares @clb in bic @uNe. g)litt=
lcriucile lit boS Gunhameut Der Aird)c iertia
oeiuoroeu. 9ie 9ansen NuS9aben bo fiir be-
loufcu iid) ouf 5000 Sboler! Scr Sdobmc,>
iter mub ieine 9an;c Safe cntlccrcn uno fam
Die Gc6nung faum bc;ablcn. M(an toroert
nm untcr biclcn S6crerecu oos nod hurd)
llnteridrift Oeriprobene @clo Gin, bon ipcld)cm
aud) rid)tiN 9craoe Die @Glftc Der untcrid)riebc'
ncn Summc besogt pirb. 9oa .rcid)t um
oos Gunbnmcnt ;u besoblcn unb nod ciniNe
@uneert 3boler llcbcrihub su beDaltcn: Nun
fInot Der Mird)cnbou nm s. miro Gin Sdulb=
bud onAefertiat unb mon leibt Arnhcre oocr
tltincre S,,pn,ncu su 6, 7, 8 obcr 10 Froccnt
3inien uno hur1 6icics sustunftSlnittel miro
in cinioen Monotcm Die ncne &ird)e opllcnhct.
5000 9bnler S@ulbeu bat bic ncuc &irdc.
9ic j0brliden 3inicn bctroatn $500 Sboler.
3oS lit cine barte Qoit fir bic Gcmclnbc.
Uuirs, @iHnits, Concerto, allies ioll bcibelfcnL
oicie 3inlcn ouf,ubrin0en Sic "cutc ipcrbcn
mutblos, oem Yrtcitcr, Der iid) bci Der 1titun9
hcS Nonseu llnterneDmcns bic 9robtc Mtilbc
oeueben bat, miro Die Sd)ulo on oenl trourlacn
iinoncicllcN 3ultonoc in bic Sd)ubc 9cd)oben.
Nlond)e iaNen offcr, man battc fcine 10 tolt~
ipiclge Airde boucn ipllen, mas uor bcm
@au Gin gang berniiuitiNcr Geraute Neiuclen
ludrc. 0ura cS 9bt 70 oclc sSiocriu1rt,ateiten
bnb Der Yricltcr, ser ben Mau bcr Mird)c lcitcte,
nit Sreuecn Die erlhulnctc G'cmeinoe pcrlopt,
uno feline gadfolNer baben oonn 10 ooer 20
Sabre az ben 3inien uno s@uloen 81 be;abs
len.
So linb biclc unierer icbi9cn &ird)cn crbaut
pornen. ySie pcrid)ieocn bon olteM 3citen!
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licB er ouN oie NIT Yetb uno 9lSpbolt BE-
]triNcnen &6lthen ou lmoNen uno cr=
irtuett oNe 9n,pcltnbcn burtb Der Hjloni
uno 9Soblgeruh oer oorin ent0oltencn
9in0c.
~9Slct ibr" io9tc cr ol5oonn Sn ibnen,
vmtm 9ieS gltih lit? Semen 9emllt6lz
gen uno nit 9crin9en Ucm0nocrn betlti=
rcten, bel oeren dubcrm 9lnblid lbr es
iiiv eine GMmqh bicItet, bob i6 Dor
i5ncn mf Die Vrbe iiel; id o5er nit
ocn 9(u9cn ocs Gjci ltts bcn SScrth uno oie
Gohe Gh0nbeit i6rer pielcn 9nten
gNcrtt crtenncno lplroc pcrDcrr=
liht ourt3 ihre Trri6rung uno
btlt Ic fir t0ltlid)cr olS ollc &rcnen
un0 ole t6ni9liNtn EurpurNelpdnoc. "
Nui lolhe gScilc bclbdmtc CT llc uno
lchrte lie> lid nibt omh oen ouBcrll
SNein IRE iUhren gu lallcll lpnoeyn ou1
0oS su oNttn, !uaS man burb ben @ellt
luabrlinumt.
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Ser $erplb ,1,1b Sic
Nunhe1t.

Gs gas emit eineN ma1fl9en NNo an
eelebfnen &6nig, nnb es 9el9ab> ols er
einmal auf einem 9olo9el@mldten 98a<
gen uno NIT t0ni9li6em @efol9e einber'
3og, oob er 5tpeien in @9mub uno 2um=
pen 9eDiillten Mdnncrn bon obgcse9rtem
unb NIT tiefer Blalle beocdtem elnge'
T1te he9e9nete, bob ertannte Der &oni9
loslei6, ooB ibr Tleil6 MIR ourb bic
&oI Iteiuns bes &Drpers uno ben @@>peib
Der 9eitli0en l1ebun9en 9el6punoen
mar. @obolo er lie nun erblette, lpron9
er Qlsbolo pom Wa9en, ,uarf lib sur
Groe uno begribte lie oemiitbi9, worauf er
1i9 ,pieoer erbob unc 1ie umarmte uno
ibnen oas 3ei4en Der 2iebe erwies,
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1875-01-20
Oie Gprdcbe Scr STRIDE.

Sn allc 2ano crgin9 bein S6oQ
Mit lcilcr Gtimm' unb md6t'9cm @oQ>
Nlprreitbe, oltlotein' lbe Gpro6>
Wcrtrollt Den @ei'9cn Dor >pie nab.
Sie molt I'M 6ouh Ser 9)fittcrno1t
WriiBt nit @cbet oes 9)lor9ens Yrodt,
5Dnt lanft at 9lbeno9l bel(
llno hiiltert in Der &lolterSel'.
Ser epigen Q4obrbeit Goot tie la't>
SIT 3ung' bes @loubens, Der beltebt,
8eseugt, wo HpB Ser Nfdrt'rer 8lut
@pn 5ou1enoen ols bD6ltes @ut;
&ings untcr jeoem 9immels ltri6>
Q9p nur erbebt Elm 9lltor lib,
Go fern uno ein1 Jam INNER e.
Npn Yol 81 4}pl, BON Ntccr su M}cer>
SIM sotbi6en @@iff bcr Gatbeorol.
Sm bpDen Som &apcll I'M Sbol>
Slt's, ,po bie &ir9' ibr Sanctus lin9t
lno Gloria in excelsis flingt.
Min9s nm Die Melt obn' Nufentbolt
0os Credo lout, Our6 6oringeno l6ollt.
unb Domino non sum dignus tDat>
Ser &uf scr ,lns nit @ott perlDbnt; ;
@os Ecce Agnus tiinbet tlar>
0oB Gbri1tus wpbn ouf Dem 9lltor.
Ora pro nobis !" @ein @etDn
Gr>petfet uns scr Gn9el Tlebn.
uSalve Regina" 9riiBt ben Stern
Sen bie ASropbeten labn BON fern;
Stets nod bos de profundis" tDnt
llnb vStabat Mater" tla9enb itDbnt;
0es freuoisen vTe Deum" Gbor
Srast 9ottent5iidt oos @er5 empor;
SEQ beil'ger 8rau6 bel Sag uno No6t
Soollt ltets beinWort poll2icb' II. Mobt
Sic bu Der Mabrbeit @oat 9elat,
0u 3un9' bes @laubens, Der be- ltebt.
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Observation-Disclosures.

g9G0rtn0 ocS gllr9ertrlc9cS Der IN
Ben 9rciEi9cr Sobrcn in Sponicn mil
tnctr, bate cin Ncnerol upn Scr cincn
4ortti cine Gtoht rpr Ben nnritfenoc,
Gje9nern plDblitb riumtn uno III beriel=
brn leinc beioen I0dter suriiflollsn mill
len. 9ioh eini9cr 3cit bcfam cr Neritdr=
flung; Die Tcin0c ridtcn ouS Der Stoot
ilnl cnt9c0rn, bottcn ober 9onj pprne
oic 5wci 9NdoNcn 6iu9citeat, 10 bob lie
Den crlten &uDcln prciS9egcben morcn.
0tr Genera! mar in fciner 9erin9enSer=
le9cnbcit uno bobtc 9olle l6 lbieBen,
10 faaen meine &inoer; 4olie ib nidt
10ieben, 10 cfiiiae id mcinc 4flitbt nidt.
9u fam linn pl6blib ein @coontc; CT
tnirctc nicbcr uno bctetc % I'll Gdub%
en9cl> Ser ou meinc &inocr lNon in i0rcr
g4ic9c belbiikt Dolt, nimm lie unter
oeine Ilii9cl, rettc lie aus Ser So0csgc=
| iobr uno motbe Die fsige Slit Der Teinoe
Su G6onbcn !" Gonn ltono ct ouf, be-
,ei0nete )ib init Dem &reujc unO fom=
monbirte u6eucr!" 9lla Ser 9au8 lid)
perso9en batte, itonben sic 9Hdo6en nod
unperlc0rt an Der Tronte Der TeinOe,
cbwpbl 81 beioen Geiten Nele 9ef foQen
luorcn, 0u rief CT nod einmal vTeucr !"
9ipD sablrci6cr iblu9cn Bic &u9cln in
Die Nciben Der TeinOe, ober audi oiebmol
bliebcn Sic Nldoden perl1ont Scbt lieb
Scr General cincn9ojonnctongrifi oui Die
6cinos ma1cn> bie1e flpDcn, uno Der
9liicflide Yoter fonnte leine &inoer mic
Ser in o;e 9(rme 11liebrn.
9ie Gnglanoer botten elm Gtdot6en
an ser M}iinoung bes 5ojo in's otlan=
til0c M}cer 5ulammenaelhollc' uno eS
>uor tein 9ous, telne N}ouer BON ibren
SSu9eln perlNont 9cblicben. Nor einem
o5tbor> bos bon Sfu9cln uno @rono=
ten our6lD6ert >uar 1tano cine g8ie9e,
uno in oer1el6en fono Elm alter @oloot
pon ser SeIobun9 Elm fleines Sfino> oas
ibm la6elnb Die 9dnoe ent9en ltredte uno
liA piQig fprttrogen lieB. 9luf Der Srult
trug cssson elmer 1ilbernen SSctte cine SSops
5cl NIT Dem Biloe bes ~. S6ukcn9els,
uno unten an Dem Silbhen itano ~9ei@
tiger G6ubengel n,cin loB MIDI Sir
empfoblen 1ein !"
9(n, l.. Ottober 1864 fubr cine Tamlie
auberbalb bcs en9liiDen Iborc& in Nom
lpo5ieren. 9(uf einmol 9in9en Bic per
ieurigen 9 ier0c 0ur0, Die Oei6leI 6rab>
Der Mo9en iiel um> unO Die &doer GIN
gen ii6er bic Grul It bes lcbsjdbrigcn &no=
Ben. s(ls Die 0}utter ibren Gobn unter
ocn&docrn lob, rief lie 0en ;. NloDiius an
uno ais man oos Sinh oufbob fano
man es oDne Die minoeitc Yerletun9, nur
oas &leib mar. ouf Der 8ruit Scrillel. Sn
fat Ser fl. 9lloylius oos 9(mt oes S@ng'
ii6ernomn,en.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1875-01-20

Gcine Grpbcn uno Mfiniter ober no.
rem boriibcr ungeboltcn inocm lie 9loub=
ten, ooB CT oui cine ieincr f0ni9llNcn
9Nuroc uu9eiicmcnoe 93eiie 9eDonor!t
bobe oo lie cs jcorh niOt mo9tcn, i'm
oeS>ue9cn pon stu9eliht su 9(n0cliht Sn
toocln, 10 lproGen lie ST }cintm Iciblithcn
Byuoer, er loQe nit Dem MUni9e reocn,
oomit cr bic MHroe lsiner A{ronc niht
10 lc6r ernieori9c. 9(ls nun jcncr 0ic.
leiuem 8ruoer 1a9tc uno inn iibtr icinc
unSeit9e 9emutb @pr>uiirie mahtc 10
CAB ibm Der &Oni9 einc Nntuort Die
lcin 0ruocr ni6t perltono. Scr &Dni9
p{lcote ndmlid(, pcnn cr iiber Stmono
elm Spoesurt0eilt fdllte, einen 9crolo
NIT elmer be1onOcrs oa5u beltimmten
Irompcte ppr Die Sbiir beslelbcn 81 lcn=
Den; uno lo6olo biele erlhollte, wubte
Scormonn, bob Sener sum Sooe pcrurt
tbeilt lei. 9lls oo6cr Der 9(beno berein=
bro6, ionote Der &0niN oie SoocStrcm,
pete ab, oomit lie on Ser 9aust6iir leineS
Sruoers bliele. &oum pcrnobm Nun Die
Ter Die Srompttc, 10 uer5ncifelte CT an
lrincm 2cben uno bcl ltellts lcln$ )uuSlpclcn
Sic eorSe 9{uht Dinourb lobolo obcr Der
Mor9cu erldicn, billtc cr Td) in lNmorje
Sroucroewdnoer uno bc9ob lih nit lei=
nem y@tbc uno leinen &inocrn weineno
uno tloocno ppr bos 5bor hes Folo ltcs.
Ser &bni4 obcr licb i'm uor lih iilbrcn,
uno "a CT i'm in 10 ticitm Sommer lob
)lprab er 81 inn:
% ou unperltdnoi9er uuo t60ribtcr
Menlb, >psnn oi6 Der $)eroo ocincS
8roers, Dem ou opb, al @cburt uno
Gbren 9leid bilt uno 9r9en ben ou o'1
|jo, wie ou wcibt, auf teine 90tile pcrAon=
gen boit, nit 10 9rpber Turht erilllt,
fonntelt on MIDI bol liir tooeln, bob i'd bic
Soeroloe mtincs @ottcS III 9cmutD be-
oriBte sic mir lauter ols cine Srpmpete
Sen SUB uno Die fur1bare 9(nfunit bcs
6errn, 9eeeu ben ib mir pieler uno grobcr
9eroe6unocn bclpuBt tin pcrtiinoen ?SieG
ollo, ouf oiele geilc babe ib oi9 bon
oeincr 5borbeit ii6crfibrt, wie ib oud
Sic, 10 oiA ST oeincm Sacel 9c9en MIDI
ueranloB Bten, rol1 bon ibrem llnpcrl lonoc
u6erjcu9en pcroc."
Sum entlieB er ocn 8ruber 9ebeilt uni
6clcbrt nod $ooulc. 9ierau o6cr lleB cr
bier D1lsernc Sd dlttbcn anferti9en, fillte
oie1elben, Die er uon ouBen 9on5 nit 8plc
bctlcioete> nit ltinfenoen Sootcnfno1en
uno per1 1hlob 1ie nit 9oloencn S9lDllern
Die onocrn bci0en ober bcltri6 CT nit
Ye1 unbMSpbolt, fiillte lic mitGoellte
uno fDl ltli1en Yerlen un6 ollcr 9(rt wobl=
rie0cnoen Solben unO bono lie nit
barenen Gdniircn 5u; 9ierauf lieb er bic
pornebmcn Nidnner Die i'm lue9cn leiner
8e9riiBuns jencr Manner 9ctooclt botten,
berbeirufen uno lebte i6nen bic pier &alt=
6en Dor, oomit lie obl6dgeu lollten, luel=
6en Mertb biele unb welben jene Dat-
ten. Sic @robcn nun uaren Der M}ci<
nun9 boB Die beioen per9olosten einen
auberoroentli6 bobcn @ertb belaBen.
Sem, la9ten lie, ves m0gen oorin lpobi
t0ni9li9e Dioben1e unt @iirtel oufyc6o
ben lsin; oie nit Dem YeA uno 9lspDalt
be1tri0enen a6er Da6cn nur e!uen GERM
gen unb arm1eli9en gSertb."
6ierouf erlpieoerte Ser &0ni9: SD
>pubt, gar po1l BOP i6r 10 lpreben
>piiroet; oenn nit Ben linnliGen Nugen
beurtbeilet i6r ben 1innl0cn Mn6ld.
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Gs bat eiuen Spiescl jeoe5 Ser;
llnb briibcr flutbct bnS 9ebcn bin -
6ib ibm Die &i@tung Dimmelmarts,
9anN lpiege(t ii3 oer Simme( erln'
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Sbio @aileufrcun0.
Oie Sibel.

Sin Singing, Der Sern in 9nten
Siibern los. iro9te cinen Yoter. pb DE
Nibcl niht oos BE tie 9ud) lei? oie|er
ont>uo:tctc burouf unter 9(noeren Ve%
,uib lit sic Sibel Gin 9utes Bud, benA
lie 1T oos @urt G}pttes Nber fir 81 . G,
Sdulcn lit bic Yibcl 9c>uib nid)t nAo'
euh lon(t nod iiirMtunhc nivbt. Yctrus,
Der er lie uuter hen 9(ppitcm, Der nit oem
$oerrn iclblt ilm9on9 9cbobt bat Der
ooS Heben Ghrlli nit ciAcnen Ml9cn &C.
1ebcn uno bic 9Snrte ocs eui0en Gcbens
nit eisencn Obren sebDrt bot> ,no Den
Der @err sum crittn Yoplt 9emod)t bat,
uno Ser ben beiligcn @cilt bctommen fat,
uno Der 5u9lcib III Der Strait oes Delli9en
Geiltes 10 9ewo!ti9 9cprcoi9t bat oaG
ouf Die erlte Yreoi9t lid 5oulenoe be-
tebrttn, uno Der lib fir ben 9errn gut.
millig on's GreuS bot l6lo9cn lallen,
mas Der Ntonn olio io9t oos oorf
man luobl 9IouGen, uno CT 1a9t, III Der
Sitel iei N}anhcs lebr lbmer 81 pers
jte0en, uno es 9eben 2eute, Die lie 81
ibrsn Neroerben mibbroubt batten,
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mas Der M}onn olio io9t oos oari
man mobl olouten, uno CT la9t, in Der
Sibe lei N}anhcs lebr 11luer 81 prrs
jteben, uno es 9eben 9eute, Die lie 81
ibren Neroerben mibbrou6t bItten
- Hm Drc 1914 CAB 6 IN Den
%cr. Staoten IS Yricltcr 5luanSi9 Sabre
jplter Nob es 3OS Erititer. Nm Sobrt
1887 CAB es einen GrsbilNpi II vi
lb0ie, 800 Yrieltcr 300 &irdcn uno
lI3 Gtotipncn. Sm Sabre 1874 ober
0ob g 7 Gr5bil60ie So Sil@0ic, 1873
Yric1 1ter uno G,92O &irbel, &apcllcu
uno Statipncn, Gn lit bic tatbplil hc
&ir0t am MoN1en in bielem 2onoe uno
es bat mod teu Gnoe nit bielcm Ma6s=
tbum, lpnocrn 9cbt frild unb froDllN
lcincn TprtAan9;
9iatb Dem ptiisicllen obcr ni1t 9ons
SupcrlQlli9cn Genius npn 1870 pcrtbci=
len li1 Die totbolil ldell &ir6cn ollf bic
perl6icocncn GtouteL >uie iolgt: Sn
9fem Ncricp lino ale &ir6en nit 9lus=
nabme ppn speien totboliih. Sn Nfon.
tono lit bic Sodlftc oller &irDen totbo=
lilN; in 9ofptu, S0obo, 9(cpooo uno
Malbingtpn 5crritorilm lit Der brittle
Sbcil oller &ir1en totbplil@ in gSiS=
cpnlin, M}innelpto> Colorado uno Goli=
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sued he said he was very DRINK Of tbo
time and could recollect nothing ahout
what he had done; didn't know where
he was; when he awoke he found vim
sell in Jail and dind't know what he
was in for. He also EXPRESSED much
sympathy for those whom he had in
Jured, and seemed delighted to learn
tnat Inc prospects were favorable for
Moiitista's recovery. He charged the
whoie thlng to too much whisky on
MS part, n remarked that when out of
tnis scrape he should never drink an
other drop OF strong liquor. The in
ervlew lasted some time, but the
ABOVE is the substance of what was
called out.
Other Notes.
Ihere seems to be a diversity of
opinion as to whether Hollis cooked
the pistol before bringing it down on
the counter. Some say he did, while
others say hat he did not. This is a
vital point in the case as establishing
whether or not the shooting was acct
dental, and it will be for the courts to
decide from the conflicting testimony
that will be brought out. Two or three
OF those nearest by did not see the
drawing Of the pistol, so unexpectedly
was 1t done; but they are strongly in
clined to believe the weapon was
cocscd. Frank Cleavland, who was
IN position to see all that TRANSFERRED,
thinks that it was not.
Hollis has a wife and child residing
at the Cosmopolitan lodging house.
he has engaged Attorney Hillhouse to
take charge Of his case. The examin-
alton will take place as soon as the re-
suit OF Molitista's injuries shall have
been satisfactorily ascertained.
Frank Cleayland had one of his eyes
slightly powder-burnt by the discharge
of the pistol.
The above are all of the facts as we
them from various sources,
Mr.. Cleavland furnishing a majority
Of them.
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tant about IL miles, is TAYLOR District.
Ten tons of ore, estimated to go S40O
per ton, was shipped a few days ago to
San Francisco.
Ward District is about IA miles from
Nevada District, on the western side of
Steptoe valley. The Paymaster mine.
owned in part by Capt. Martin White,
is making regular shipments of ore to
Sau Francisco.
To make a story short that should
be long-brief, there is as good an OPEN
ing in Eastern White Pine county to-
day for investment as anywhere on the
Pacific Constitutions, the Black Hills.
or any other place not excepted.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1875-09-18

On A HUNT.-Luther Clark, DIR.
Chamblin and Deputy Clerk Lambert
Molinelli are out on a hunt. They ex-
pect to be absent some days.
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BACK FROM THE BAY.-We notice
that Charley Loutenschlager, of the c,
p. Brewery, is back from a brief bust
ness trip to the Bay.
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WHO Is HE?

The following, from the Sacramento
Record Union, evidently has reference
to a recent arrival in Eureka. We have
no idea who the individual is. This is
the item: "Deputy Sheriff Burke yes
terday morning noticed at the depot a
man purchasing a ticket for Palisade,
and obtained information to the effect
that he had a short time before been in
weighed into a dice game, and robbed
by sharpers of $50. Thomas Meal
pine, alias SOAP" was with the man,
assisting him to procure his ticket, and
Burke. juggling from what he had heard
that McAlpine had acted as ''capper"
for the game, and was consequently
anxious to get the man u of town,
informed officer Rider, and by the lat
he was arrested, the victim, named
Grove, also being detained as a wit
ness. The latter was taken around
town during the day by officers Rider
and Dolan, to point out the parties who
had obtained his money, but failed to
do so; and, in fact, stated that he could
not swear to the identity of any of
anything to do with it. He had a situ-
alton awaiting him in Eureka, Nevada,
was afraid he would lose it if detained
here, and urgently requested to be al
lowed to go to his destination. The
officers did not see that they could do
anything further in the premises, and
accordingly both no and ''Soap" were
allowed to 90 their way.
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SPANISH Olives, Pruncs. in glass jars, Dew
lied Meats; Lacteous Farina, a complete food
for infants: Louisiana Pepper Sauce, and
fresh prepared Horse-radish, at Taylor's.
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