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The Osceola times., 1875-11-27
ORDINANCE NO. (.

BE IT ORDAINED by the town
council Of the incorporated town OF
Oscssla, as follows:
SkcTIoN |: That witnesses and
Juror. shall 10 SLOWED the same
fees - are allowed in oil cases be-
fore Justices Of the Peace tor like
servicea
SEC. 2: That the council shall
have power to appoint town sster
ney, Whenever they may deem it
necessary, whs shall Be allowed y
fec Of $3.50 for every conviction
that be ebtains, to bo taxed and
collected a. other costs against the
party convicted.
SEC. 3: The town Recorder shall
be allowed the sum sf one dollar
for each meeting Of the council that
he may attend.
Sic. 4: That all salaries ana 9th.
er demands must be paid out Of the
town treasury upon tho order Of
the mayer and -ttesta,ion Of ths
recorder; after the approval Of shs
Board Of Aldermen.
So. S: Thst the towa treasurer
shall sscssvs - ecsaPsssasisa ics
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BEAUTIFY YOUR HOMES
The ki.e Arts,

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one WIZ, Sent for ~ GEMS ana az 'ks Ixs and
OF lUJ oil aud Gem Chron,os, all d, signs, very
hne ~. our chromos are lac simiie reproduc-
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and pronounced by tonnosseurs equal to the
Original oil Paintings. Our scripturzl Scenes,
Landscapes, Rocky Mountain Scenes, sea Views.
Fruits and flowsrs, DesIgns, &c. are meeting
stih great favor.
900 Drcsicomsaie pictures % crnt.; large
mixed. various kiD.ir, o., or $40 for s3 10
SatisfActi"n gusrAot. Ell. Catalogue of useful
AIT cies seat on frceiPI ~ stamp. Address, en-
c,asl, e price in registered htirr or Post once
o,dcr. with III cent stamp Ter return OF
go .s by ri.il, tkI.lA CLARE &,o Dealers
in II, Ch-"inos. Ae s,< ta'i j. - street, =.
cr- t.,Asa sfsle the name of the paper you
y dis t.. septls-sm.
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TO CORRESPONDENTS.

Our friends who favor us with
items oi news. information, or ether
correspondence will please bear
~ mind The fIllowlnI rules.
WniTs oXLl oN ONE sipE OF rus
rsrra. This ruic is imperative,
and 80 will hereafter pay no at'cn'
,iun to letters written on both sides
of the sheet,
Bs BeIrr, slate what You have
70 say in the iewos, possible cords
SEND rs NEWS, We want facts
not disquisitions. mora'isinss oil
reflections on them. Above nj
things, Dos'r WHITE UNLESS Yo,
HAVE SOMETHING TO SAY.
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OKEEE.NOKEE.

This "unkrown land Of sws smps, islands,
and ak es, c.ieb ated rcfnye Of seminole Indians,
source OF the >uwannee, famous river ol
gong will soon be explored by several month.
eostiy expe itioR. a,t-d up by the Atlauta cis
Consliiution. with rich results to science, ro-
nance. adventure This chief political and fam
iiy journal Of the South, also famous for ,s hu-
NOR, should b~ 10 every family In the Union.
bail SIX months, $50; mammoth weekly
ei.I0. Spectrum copy sent iree. Adtiiess W. A.
Hemphii 4 Co Atlanta, 0a.
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Important to Agriculturists-The
Emperor william" Cabbage.

We have received from Europe limited guam
tity of Emperor W Wilhan' Cabbage :, ed, which
produces solid heads of cabbage, tue rize OF the
mouth oI . Gour 0arrl and larger lhe-r enor
nous cabbages are raised with the most ordinary
cultivation. In any climate, and at present prie.s
double the ordinary p oft is realized from their
production In traIisI sIlanting frrm the seed. great
care should be used I" give sufiicient space for
growth. Apackage sent 10 any address, post
paid. on r, ceipt OF 20 cents TWO pnekAger 70
one address, is cents Eight packsgcs 81. hd-
tress enclosing stamp, FILM LLARk b co,
72t East lI3,h Street, New York.
Please mention the name oi the paper you saw
this in sept ls-Gno
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Crittsnden County Legal Notices,
WARNING ORDER.

John II wacgener and hi. wife. Plaintiffs,
Ssllic waggrner.
Va. tCrit'd'p c, CT.
Oliver + Lylcs, VIM I. Cheek
and other, J Defendants
The defendants, James Browning, Montro-
mriy Browning, Lucy lice Browning, A.
Yates md his wife. Meriice j. Yates, and bora
!. Browning, William II. stokes and Mary NJ.
stokes his wife, are warned TO appear In this
court within thirty days and plead answer to the
original bill filed herein by the said John II Wag.
zcncr and the sad >ullic Wagg.ner hi- wife, and
al-., the amended bills and the amrnd d and sup
elemental bills filed IN said Cause b, the plaintiffs
j. II wsgg,ncr and saiiie Wagsener his wife
ID W. LEWIS, Clerk.
Oct o2nd 1874 n. c l.. Lyles dpt'y.
Printers fee $3.50
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~ THEGREAT CAUSE
~ Human misery.

Jnst Ppbii.hed IN sealed Eareiope. Price
SIR cents
lecture on the nature, treatment and radical
cure OF Seminal weakness, ur sp,rmatortra,
Induced by self abuse, involuntary Emissions,
imputenry Nervous DEBILITY, snd impedments
to Marriage gcnersilyj Consumption, Epilepsy,
and ht,; Mental aud Physical incapaciiy, &C.
By ROBERT J. ttI.NksokLL, N. u, author
oi the 'Gr.en e. ook Sc.
The world renowned author In this admirable
Lecture, CLEARLY proves from his own experience,
that the awful consequences of self abuse ma, he
ehectuaily removed without medicine, aud With
on; dangerous surgical opertlons, boursies, in
struin-n,s ring- or coriiisls. pointing ont mode
oi cure ut once certain and edectual. by which
every sufferer, no matter what his condition may
he NAV cure himself chcahy, privately, and
radically
Thi- Lecture viii prove boon TO Thousands
md thousands
lent nni,er sesi W plain -a ,ipi' Ia 1ny a.
dress, ios.- !aia, '.,i reccii of SIS o,ids to
pyrt stsM.s aadFc-s tiH rur.i-ter-,
CuA q T. kliNLA co
70, Rswevy, New York Post ofsec kox t6as.
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The town council a. declared
s,ectsd sad organized, stands a.
to.lows:
l.. Reussan, Mayor;J. D Black.
wood, Recorder; and Berry Hen
wood, D. Matthews, B. +. Jonss,
F. n. Pst,sy and Alex. Goodrich,
Aldermen.
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Maryland Eye and Ear Institute

sS Charles street, Baltimore, Md.
GEORGE REuLING, N. d, late Prof Of Eye
and lar surgery in the Washington Uni.
verity. Surgeon In charge.
The large And handsome residcnce Of the late
Charles Carroll has be,u fitted up with all the
improvements adopted In the iaiest sch,sols of
kurope, for the special treatment OF this class of
diseases. Applv by letter 10 GEO. kEl LING,
b., Surgeon In charge
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becordor.
ORDINANCE NO. 5.

BE IL ORDAINED by the town
council OF the incorporated town OF
OsceOla, rs follows:
SECTION |. That the town treas.
urer shall keep book in which he
shal. carefully note all amounts re-
ceivsd and paid ou, by hun; state
the date OF the payment, to whom
paid, and on what account and
shall make a statement once IN each
year, or oitsncr if required by tho
Board Of A ldermen.
SEC. 2: That the Office of town
treasurer may be declared vacant
bv a concurrent vote OF five mem.
bers OF tho council, after ten days
notice, tor any dersllctioa OF duty,
A. may also the office OF Marshall.
SEc. 3: All claims or demands
against the town, must be present
ed to, and approved by the council,
when it shail be the duty Of the
recorder TO draw bis warrant upon
the treasurer tor the amount allow
cd and all warrants shall 10 sign
ed by the mayor and countersignsd
and numbered by the recorder.
SIC. 5: That this ordinance take
effect and bs in force from and after
ito passage.
Approved Nov. 25, 1878.
l.. RoUssAS, Mayer.
J. o. BLAcKwooD,
Recorder.
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Meat Market!

The undersigned have just opened . Meat Mar.
ket, next dor to Mr i y. Bniler's saloon.
Where will be found at oil time. . choice and
FREsH SUPPLY OF MEaT.,
which vii be seld u living psices. Come and
rsJrEr Z LOvEwslL.
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~ 4

Hw :. Sec. es, T.l3N., Il. 10 East, within
y, miles Il osceols, ~ acres now in cuiiystinn,
with beautiful crop on IT, 10 scIcs nearly
cleaned and ran easily be put in cuiti,a,inn the
next rsr. Comfortable nDuscs on the place.
Some of the land is suiject to overflow, but ID
We drained by bitches. Price u, 5Ju cash,
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NO 9.
Gxa arrra an Clear ~. n . oc.l farm n iih com

fortsbl. buildings. win ga hoas,, a g"ud wil
suoi all Necessary "iii huiidinSs 10 acre IL r''!
tiNatIpn ~ acre. dcadrn'd part q! which Is M
de fence: centrally located ava .'"'l ste To-
'or, ami IL u tNrifN aud nr"sl"ryd- -"'ti'
u,.ht. in",'iy Jr..r ts 'fh"w ''r'.a - t't
r.... Hl. To- ".... -#.. .H -.I.
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LEGAL NOTICES.
Chancery Sale OF Real Estate.
: oah sawyer', flsia'ln'
6. y BsloM, \p.fcrd-nt.

'oah sasycr' riaia'in'
s. y Bsloai. lD.fcrd-nt.
RNN TIL ia GrcJcial order Of ile Cir ul'
rouit ~ Ni-sis-iIri G. un'y "r DE-" tiirr.
siic th'r'"i rni' 'tl "a HNg-. Hf.' y
-. Z v.. as
atTJGpAY TH '-f1I. rsf nF NuytN-
Ef D. lls,
grd NNi l1s,isI hHa.-. uaeI ilt -fi.,r i,'Hi ID
iH. t...'. uF.O Do .u lI..H. H ..H'.. s.I.. .f
ti.rn,U-, nud ali .. 1l ', E.f1or nH p
e.-. 3 Ui tr. Ma..i.. .i.. h. ..i. .'ut
IH4l s.R'i ~nt p. H-.s- .f Doe -I.rHt+ ui.
TT. fa.l,nd oi ~. E.rI tt-' piafar 81 ,f
~'Ufs. ai1it l1 q .I'. tH.r'eu si N.rU,
har-y tscl,r u4 Gn-i HI 30, t'H Hl prime
cirll Meridian
.Ht pulcaa... Nrl .r H.HJtH FL. -he {.
w.iua urttH rut,.. t.I ii.H .t. .rf"tt.f.
''i ouJhe ..tud rln. .itl puf .,A-t uHH. I-,.di
n % flNNt i..lt HHH ~ .rt
Ey O.. f. .rusr. i.Ia
TaI. -.fh. d.y 81 Ae,.s,J. $3.50.
Iri.,,s r.s SO oof .
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ORDINANCE NO. .S.

BE 1T ORnAlN Ed BY ,h-town
couauil OF the Incorporated tc"n OF
tsceU.a, As Ioi.vss:
SECTION l: That the regular
mceungs Of the Council Of the town
of Osceola shall h. held on the fret
Iuss..j y. ,-. month.
SEC. 9: That this ordinance take
effect and be in fore from and after
Its passage.
Approved Nov 25, 1865.
l.. RoussAS, Mayor.
J. o. BLAcKwoop,
Recorder.
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iH.H.trf fu H.st H..ios .n 'a'a. .. sol r
're. s..."' ..4
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.a... Al. 81. H-o
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tNa.a. .e, ya'-
Faco 10 lcs4.. ea,y A,.., r
JANIS & bt.,T
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Consolation for old maids--
miSfortunes asver come siugly ~
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JNH fs.W IDEA FOR AGENTS.

In the Map. ttur.. Pi",u,- and Frame business.
ooi ,ircu.aa te'l ulc -taIg itcy a:e fre. TO all.
40 irt~- l. u. nOss.
Sii algS SIS Lo-es. sa.s., 81 LOUIS. NO
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NO. &

W y Ne. !. SEC, ST 10 y X. nt, "
Acres, W acres above ordinary Overflow, balsncr
well tin.b.rcd. Price $50. Tcrms .asy
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has services, two per cent Of all mo-
mes received and paid out by him
on warrants, or turned over 10 his
successor in Office.
Src. q The Recorder shall re-
oeive the same pay Tor his services,
rs are allowed county and circuit
court clerks iar siEuit, services.
Ssc. !; rto toUu Narslu. suuIl
or eiiowed s-p compensation Ior
h.e services. ite ,amc tees a> are .i.
IowcJ h} Iav TO Snent. and Con.
stgbfrn tor ,.mii4r services.
Sr- 8: ihe Mayor shall be 3D.
lowed ot a!i services rendered 10y
BIN, thc same fees as are allowed
by law to Ju~t.csa of Tho Peace Tor
iiAo sary,caa.
SIC 8. iu all etsss loo cos,,.raii
te collected uii tha accn cd, pr.sid
ed judgement ehouid bc r"nd,r d
against them.
SEC. 10: That this ordinance TAX 6
eif"ct and be in force from and alter
lie passage.
Approved Nov. 25, 1878.
" l.. j. ,esAN, Mayor.
J. O. BLACxwcop.
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EN- GLIS II
Female Bitters.
DOWN TO ONE DOLLAR


v,r
The tem
q, anfnL
girl
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Exearri4's Notice ofsaleol bands.
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ORDINANCE NO.2.
BE 1T ORDAINED by the town
council oi the incorporated town Of
Osceola, as follows:
SECTION /: That all Laws and Or
dinancss Of said town shall bs pro.
mulgatsd by publication IN some
newspaper published in said town,
tor one week, or one insertion, oI
by four printed or written hand
bills put up in four public places in
said town, within ono month after
the passage OF such laws or ordi'
nances.
SEC. 9: That this ordinance take
effect and 10 in force from and alter
ito passage.
Approved, Nov. 25, 1873.
l.. RoUssAN, Mayor.
J. U. BLAcKwooD,
RAccrder.
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TIE following ordinances for the
government ano regulation oi the
town were adopted, approved and
are now in force:
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are now IN force:
N.Y. ORDINANCE MOL.
BEIT ORDAINED. by the town
counsil Of the incorporated tswn Of
Osceola, that oil enactments passed
by them shall begin with the words
"Be II Ordained by tho Town Ceun-
Gil 'fths Incorporated Town OF o..
CECILIA"
Approved New. "a, 1875,
L RnIsAn Ma.nn
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ef'.'v
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Lands For Sale.

Lands For Sale.
no, !.
Sc N-1, Sec 81. Township II n, n. . east,
" acres, above overflow, ~ acrre In successful
cultivation, balance Gradened and under fence
Price q ~, terIns one Third cash halaues In
one anu two yesrS
So.s
Sc Sec. %, T. II ", X. Kast, 1D acres
Most Of this tract 10 shove overflow, ~ acres
we'll dra,i-nei. and with No. | wo"ld make 4
farm OF 2tU acres Of much value Price 81 40,
Terms :'ie bird cash, balance in one aud two
years.
These lands are tho best in the Frenchmans
Ia you settled ent. 10 near the Church and sc.ool
hou =, and Is ths u,o.t desirable lands now on
the market in this county.
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Are You Bald or Does Your Hair Fall Out
NO HAIR. MOP

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wic o o tho Of
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COOper SHOP.

Joseph Nephew has openee q cooper shop on
Merchant street, and u prepare, To DO All kihds oi
coopsring, sis,erR making, and rei'a.ripy' ios
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New Wagon Shop.

Eaton I& McTaViSh,
Having opened now wagon shop, on Chisholm
street, are prepared 20 do all work in the
line Of wagon making and black thing ON short
notice, at reasonable terms, and in u satisfactory
manner. tsO
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Attorney and Counselor at Law onice in
she Ne Donald block, Second street. Alpena'
Mich. 80 Irrf.s-f.. 90
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THE FROLIC,
Advocates. control of Railroads and Teleeraphs
by the Government, woman's Suffrage, kescrva-
tion OF Public Lands for actual settlers, and spc-
Gle Payment. Edited and published every Month
william I3oultons
soc nor year. Alpena, Mich.
Extra copies for sale at the news depot.
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w. II. Simpson.
Saw .pufacturer with Thompson, Smith Ssna,
Duncsu CITY, Mich. IN saws sent for repairs VIII
receive prompt AttantiO'.. i5S
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Local Notices, ten cents per line each insertion,
and all notices oontIned for three Jaonths of
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Advertisements unaesoynranird nv xrittep "a r.
verbal directions will he published three rnop,L
Advertisements, under contract, ordered QUA be I.
iore expiration or time, VIII be charged full rates
No paper discontinued until All arretrages are
paid, except at the option OF the puilisher.
Transient Advertisements must be paid in sd-
vanee.
~ Terms, CASH, payable quarterly. "a
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L.. III. DYER,
LAND HUNTER,

Pine lands examined and carefully estimated,
10000 acres Of Farming Lends for
sale, from one to twenty five miles from Alpena,
and payments from one to five years time. Pro-
duce, tanbark, posts, etc., taken in payment. Best
of references given.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1875-04-11

LONDON, April 10.
John Jay, United States Minister to
Austria, has sailed for the United
States.
At 4:30 this morning, Paul Boynton
started from Dover to cross to / rance
in his life-saving dress, and at 7:l5
IA fourteen miles out, with Cape
Grisney in sight, going along fine, in
good spirits, and smoking. The Press
boat accompanying is laying a tele-
graph cable rs it progresses.
MADRID, April 10.
The head position of the Madrid
University has been accorded to La
Fuenie, former editor OF the Carlisi
newspaper. No Liberal would accept
the positiOn. There IL much dissatis-
faction at the appointment, and stu
dents are signing a protest to the Gov.
ernment.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1875-04-11

As q Chinese funeral was going
down the grade at Austin, last We'd
nesday, q pair of horses attached o q
buggy became unmanageable, over
turned the vehicle and seriously in
jured the occupants, two Cinnamon
and two Ciinawomen. One OF the
latter is not 81 pected to live.
On Wednesday last 232 narnes had
been registered for the city election In
Austin. Eight days then remained
for voters TO qualify themselves for the
elective franchise.
Last Thursday evening the jury In
the Skewers murder case, at Virginia,
had been out twenty-fOur hOnrs with
out agreeing OH = verdict. 1t Is not
probable they will arrive at a verdict.
Rates ON heavy .freights. from Pail.
SADIE to Phoebe, will be three cents, and
light freights in proportion, on and AZ
ter the 18th instant.
A Casamayou. editor and publisher
from . brief visit to Belmont.
A lot OF California quail have been
turned loose in Carson Valley, in the
hope that they will increase and multi.
ply.
Al rich deposit Of quicksilver has
been discovered near Colville, in Mono
county, California.
Forty hands are employed In the
shoe shop OF the Carson pe~nitentiary.
Fred. Smith. superintendent Of the
J Justice mine, died at Virginia City on
The 9Th instant.
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PACIFIC COAST DISPATCHES
Inquest ON the Bodies Of the Vic.
TINS Of the Late IL plOsi0m.

Inquest ON the Bodies Of the Vic.
tinss Of the Late Il Explosion.
SAN FRANCISCO. April 10.
The inquest in the case of the vic
Tins by the ece explosion and fire
commenced last evening. Numbers
of witnesses were examined as to the
Identification CT the bodies, the evil
dence being in accordance with the
facts heretofore published. Consider
able information was elected with re-
gard to the amount of giant powder
kept OH the dock In Risdon's Office for
blasting Rincon rock, from which it
appears as much as one Thousand
pounds we're on hand. The testimony
also shows culpable carelessness on
the part Of Clark, who was constantly
smoking while filling cartridges,
though he claimed there was no dan
ger OF the powder being exploded only
by a Illuminating cap, TO which state
comment. The inquest will be contin-
ued TO day.
The PoIygamy Trial Ina Utah.
SALT LAKE, April 10.
In the polygamv case, now ON trial
at Beaver, Utah, Judge Borenan
charges that pOlygamy committed,
prior to 1862, il punishable now Ms big
amy, and Is a crime the statute of linz
itati0n does not apply to. This IL direct
ly opposite to the charge OF Judge En-
erson of this district.
~A.-.- v~-A~A.A>
STOCKTON April 10.
Preparations are beng made for
guests at Yosemite. The season will
open early. Teams and tmen are Ell
gagged mendIng the turnpike road into
the valley, so that stages may enter
by the 18th inst.
Ex .senateF CoIe-0ov. Facheee.
SACRAMENTO, April 10.
Elk. Senator Cole left for Washington
to-day, 10 adjust certain Alabama
claims In which he Is interested.
Gov. Pacheco Is rapidly recover
from his recent severe illness.
Sentenced for 'oIygamy-Brigham
YOung.
SALT LAKE, April 10.
Geo. Reynolds, who WAS convicted
of polygamy u few days ago, MAS to-
day sentenced to one year In the peni-
Tertiary, aud three hundred dollars
fine.
At the annual church conference to-
day, Brigham Young was elec.ed
Prophet, Seer, RevelalOr and President.
Further Particulars or the Explo-
sion. .,
SAN FRANCISCO, April 10.
We now accept as . fact that a sailor
from the ship Wellington, and q man
whose name is unknown were among
the killed in Haas's saloon. Clark's
watch Was found In the ruins to-day,
having stopped At . quarter past three
o'clock. ~. 54s DAi@ -
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OTTO

gin. or their Grantees
YOU, AND EACH OF YOU, AXE HERE
i by notified that l have performed labor
on the "iloo boz" mine, situated in Eureka
Mining District, Eureka county, Nevada, to
the amount Of the legal assessment work on
said mine, according 10 tho law Of Congress
ef.the United States. Said mine Is owned rs
follows:
Henry Handbook, or his grantees. 200 feet.
and the undersigned .......-....... 5aOfeet;
That unless you, and each Of you, within
ninety days, pay me our proportion of said
amount, your and each Of your interests 10
raid mine will become my property.
GEO. y. BRAGG.
Eureka, March n. 1875. mhl7-yOd
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slaves grow spontaneously on Powell's

Plantations"
In the Assembly yesterday the bill
to permit a wife to testify for or against
her husband in civil actions and GRIM
inal trials, was reported adversely by
the Judiciary Committee, and the re-
port agreed to Gs
A similar disposition was made of
Speaker Maguire's bill, allowing the
wife to testify against her husband, or
in behalf OF another person, in cases
of Grim. con. 1t Is probable that M
more efforts to alter the laws of evil
dence in any way that would affect the
Beecher trial will he made in the AS
sembly.
MEMPHIS, Tenn, April 10.
A fire at Greenville, Miss, Thursday
morning, destroyed a number Of fac
tories, stores and dwellings. Loss,
$4,000
Immense Emigration 20 CALIFORNIA;.
OMAHA, Neb., April 9.
The number ut emigrants going west
this spring is unprecedenily large.
Nine thousand three hundred have nj
ready left here since March LIST. 1000
went west to-day in Especial train.
Money Matters.
New YORK, April 10.
The bank statement shows the loans,
have decreased, 3 1871 400; specie, in
crease, Sass, 900; legal TENDERS, decrease,
$l,4l6,9 900; deposits, increase, 81 ,0l7 900;
circulation, increase, S6S,30O; increase
in legal reserve, $3,l87. 200.
Mexican Robbers In Texas.
New ORLEANS, April 10.
John NOlt, Deputy Collector Of Gus
toms at Roma, Texas, reports official
~ to Col. Haynes, Collector at Browns
wills, that a party of from thirty to
fifty Mexican robbers, on their way
from the interior of Texas, surrounded
the town with the intention of robbing
the Custom House, but a company Of
United States soldiers, under Captain
BryOro, fortunately being in town, the
Mexicans fled.
Present 90 Cardinal MeClOskey.
New YORK, April 10.
A carriage and span Of horses were
presented to-day to Cardinal McClos-
key by y few prominent Catholics Of
this city.
Discharge Of Ku Klux.
MEMPHIS, April 10.
The Gibson county ku Klux were
acquitted in the United States Circuit
Court to adav, Judge Ballard recon-
mending their discharge as the evil
dence failed to establish their guilt.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1875-04-11
From til. white Pine News.

DIsINCoRPoRATIoN.-In this issue We
publish the act disinc0rposating the
city OF Hamilton. 1t will I've seen Ivy
the act that the Board Of County Com
missioners step into the shoes OF the
City Trustees, and the County Treas
urer, takes tho place Of the former City
Treasurer, and the County Clerk takes
the place of the City Clerk. This II
the last Of the once famous city OF
Hamilton.
JUMPING MATcH.-We are again
called u hold stakes t$3O0,) between
Hamil. on's favorie, and q gentleman
from the East, In . jumping match al
three jumps. Having sem both gen.
tlemen, and being stakeholder, we
withhold our opinion.
Misunderstanding the past week we
have secn mosg strange and new facet
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1875-04-11
NOTICEl

ITO r. N. ADAM.s you ARE HERE
on the Southern Pacific" mine, situated in
Eureka Mining District, Eureka county, Ne
vada. to the amount Of the legal assessment
work on said mine, according to the law OF
Congress Of the United States. said mine is
owned as follows:
FL Adams. or his grantees. ... 800 feet.
and the undersigned ................. $40 feet;
That unless yon. within ninety days, pay me
your proportion of said amount, your inter.
est in said minc will become M. property.
GEO. +. BRAGG.
Eureka. March q, 1875. mh27-yUd