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TnE New York correspondent Of the
81. Louis Giobe.Dcmocrdi thinks that
lIcechrrs health is in very bnd way,
indeed, and his mind becoming unsettled,
and wouldn't be at all surprised to gee
his life 90 out soon in much the same
way ns Horace Grceley's. Nobody else
seems to have the news, however.
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Nnddrn Dcnlh orn McrcInnl.

CnlcGdo. July 10. f. u. Raymond,
formerly n member Of a commercial firm
here, was found dead In his room nj the
House lhia afternoon. Appear.
anCes indicated that he had died In a fl.
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PHILADELPHIA, July l0.-The Very
Rev, DrMoriary, G. >. A., diedthis after.
noon at NillanOva. lie had reached an
old age. DR.. Moriarty was pastor Of 81.
Augustine Church, ,'this city, at the time Of
the riots when that edlice was burned.
lie was man Of great literary ability.
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lIosroS, July lO.-AEaham Jackson,
was nrraigncd to-day on a criminal in.
dictmcnt for forgery. lie pleaded not
guilty, and was rcmanded 10 Jail in de.
fault Of bail in 100000.
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LrrrLH Rock, July lO.-Thc past Two
days have been the warmCst Of the season.
HGud rains have fallen in various sec.
lions, and the crop prospect isSelter than
ever known before In the State.
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A special to the Times from Jackson.
vile says Peter Tcals, the engineer who
was 81 severely scalded in the railroad
accident at that city last Friday, died last
night. The fireman will probably not re-
cover
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I,cycnuc Annoinfmcnfs.

WASHINGTON, July 10. James $.
Wright has been appointed Internal
Revenue Storekecper for the FIRST Dis.
trict Of lndiann, and Allen Sheppard
Gauger for the First District, of Missouri.
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TUE DlsCiPLEs on CAMrnELLirE Dr.
SoMISArfoN.- 10 The Eiiim Of hc Tribune
Sir In the Tribune ! noticed recently an
account n the late Alexander Campbell
Of bethany, W. Va, and Of the people
known AZ "Disciplca." In that account
occurs what suppose typographical cr.
tor. II is stated at hia death thi1 people
numbered jO,OOO. II should have been
WOWO They now number upwards of
10000 having received 10000 into their
communion during the nsl year. "a a
pastor in that church, officiating in this
city, wish to thank YOU ior the many
fnvOrs yon have conferred upon us and
the general fairness that haa characterized
your mention Of us. j. 4. TnAYEn.
Warren, Ohio July 3, 1876.
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TnE Chicago Time, il fierce for a war
with Mexico. Its reasons are, that there
are u good many laborers nut of work,
that there il some Of the br.t lighting
material lying idle at the South, that war
would give them employment, stimulate
business, draw out money from lis hiding
places consolidate the sections and help
on manifest destiny in a very neat and
satisfactory manner.
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CHICAGO.


AN APPEAL TO WOMEN OF ILLINOIS.
Chicago, July ll.-NIrs. Governor
IIcverilgc has issued an appeal to the Ia.
dies Of Illinois asking them to organize
into societies for the purpose Of assisting
the State in making fair showing at the
Philadelphia Centennial. She suggests
that n liberal sum be raised for the wO-
mans department. A meeting will bc
held to-day for the purpose named.
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AUGUSTA, GA, July General Hen.
r. /. Banning, Of Columbia, Georgia,
died al Ottawa, Canada, yesterday.
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GoSu lIRiScu, July ll.-Mrs. Algcr.
non Sartoris, daughter Of President Grant,
gave birth this morning to fine boy
weighing lOi pounds.
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LlrE INSURANCE. RrcElyEp.- Mrs.
Martha KnOkc, widow Of August Knokc,
who was killed at the la Belle mill some
weeks ago. on Saturday received, from
the Peoples Mutual Aid Association N
Wheeling, S2lS insurance IN the rcrtii.
cate held hy her husband.
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CHICAGO, July 1O.-Rev. S. D. OsEood,
D. D., District Secretary Of the American
Baptist Missionary Union, died at his
residence in this city, at 1880 last night.
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RUSSIA.


Moscow, July lO.-ThO King Of swo.
den arrived yesterday.
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PARIS, July ll.-A very passionate de.
hate il expected in the Assembly When
the committees report recommending the
annnlmCnt Of NJ. llurgoing's election in
Niesrc comes np. NJ. Rouhcr intends Ia
speak. lie will insist on the Legitimacy
Of the hopes entertained by the Donapart.
lists Of the restoration Of the Empire, and
predict their ultimate realization.
The srmi.oIlicial Moniicur Uniwrsdisays
that the French government will bc com.
PEELED 10 intervene II the Spanish mnn.of.
war NiltOria bomhards the ports oi lc.
quila and Onadarora, on the lIiscayan
Cnngt
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FRANCE.

PARIS, July iO.-Thc floods at Lislcux
have subsidized, aud workmen are clearing
away the debris. The damage IL csti.
mattel nj SSOO.OOO.
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TnE Ohio Supreme Court has rendered
an important decision, involving the con.
stituionality Of the statute known as the
Worthinpton law, which provides in ci.
feet that State officers exceeding the limit
Of their powers under the Law, such as in
making contracts for labor TO be perform.
ed, are Individually liable, and not the
SinIn. for snch ncls.
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New York, July lO.-Thr specie ship.
ment to-day Is 81 ,6jO,0OO, Of which ST.
100000 consists Of gold coin.
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ST. LOUIS.


Sr. l,0uIs, July ll.-The funeral Of
Gcn. blair took place this afternoon from
the First Congregational Church, corner
10th and Locust streets. The services
were performed By Rev. r. NJ. Post, pns.
tor Of the church, assisted by Dr.. james
II. Brooks, Of Walnut street Presbyterian
Church. The church was filled 10 over
flowing by all classes Of citizens. Among
those present were ticn. Sherman and
members # his staff, Montgomery blair,
Mayor James II. lIritton and several cS-
Mayors, Senator liogy, ex-senator u.
Graiz llrOwn, City Council and city OIli-
crrs in body, members Of the first rcgi-
mcnt, Of which tirn. blair wns first Col.
oncl, considerable number Of cx.COnfcd.
crate soldiers, and very many most prom
incnl and distinguished citizens The re.
mains were conveyed Ia lIcllefontainc
Cemetery under the escort II the frat
Missouri regiment and were followed
llitlcr by large Conc0llrsc Of citizens.
4 wATRR srour.
The RcpnJiirdn's Kansas City special
says nm immense water spoul dcsCCndch
on the track Of the Kansas Pacific Rail.
road near Kit Carson, Saturday, and
washed away 200 feet Oi road. The hlork.
ndC on tho North Missouri and Hannibal
Il 81. Joseph lIailroad continues, and no
trains have lccn through for several
,1ovg
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TnE pet pig on the steamer Hudson
was lost during the excursion To Stcubcn.
willie nn Friday night Last. II il thought
that the juvenile porker was chnckrrl
overheard by some enthusiastic cSclir.
ginntsl.
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THAT little piece Of DR.. Told'a nt the
close Of the entertainment last night was
a ilowery effort. The Doctor halls from
Bridgeport. -jSttuJenWNc Gdsette, lOh.
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TnR New York "Womrns Christian
Temperance Union" have written aud
printed vigorous letter to Mr.. White.
law Reid and the lriLmc building trus.
tees IN the subject Of the beer saloon in
the basement. "As mothers, wives and
Christian women" they say, 1--WE earnest.
~ protest against il, and urge by every
high and holy motive the immediate
closing Of lhedodrs to the unholy lraIlic.''
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-DEArH FROM I'uuL AlH,-On Friday
last Robert lIricr, while engaged in clean.
ing a we'll on the premises Oh. H. Mcilnm
ply in ticIr.hill tnwnship, Marshall Co.,
West Virginia, was suIlocatcd by noxiou'
gas nj the bottom Of the we'll. Some three
hours elapsed before his body was gotten
out, aud Of course all attempts to revive
him wrra in vain. lie was buried on
Saturday.
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ADDITIONAL LOCAL.

lS p0slrioS.-Thc fountain presented
to the public by DR.. Richard Blum has
been put in position ut the north cnd Of
the Centre Wheeling Market llousc. II
il universally admired by the people.
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Wpntt0- --AtnaIts.

Experienced drcssmakers, also opera
w tors for Trimmings on Wicok& HlDbss machines'
J. & G. JOHNSTON, Broadway ana SSd At
WANTED slls embroidorere. also girls 70 learn.
w Apply ut l9i 9th ST., corner Grove. Jersey CITY
WANTED re pee able girl for g enersl house.
w work. at 955 Eas( 7ist a.
WANTED 4 small girl 70 strip tobacco. AppS at
w lsi Forsyth e.. rear building
WANTED Operators and bss.e7s coats call
w all Tue week at Bowory, 81 noor, room 3.
WANTED girl Of 10 TO take care of child.
w Bakery, ibi william ST.
WASTEp.-A nrst-cIas, ,silote.s on custom coats
w 400 Pesrl At, corner OF Chatham ~.
NVANTED-A eiri from IL to ID years VI age TO
w nina baby W Clinton st., basement.
WANTED Two girls on ladies me coaks. 81 LIST
w av4 rOomD
WANTED Operators aud bastcrs on shop coats, on
w piccc Of b, Week. 7ii East ohst.
WANTED Finishcrs on coaks al4c operators to
w nnish their own work oS Henry It,
w coats. iO7 Allen ~, up stairs.
M N rED-Bssters m. hcrs and operators on nnc
w shon Goals. Jit Br,Omc st "a noor.
WANTED A ntle girl to mind a bapy and do light
w hOuscwOrk % 81 nv
WANTED urauchcr, aud improycrs for artificial
w ho"cr' 5pl % ~ store
WANTED tai1rcsscs TO Daist and finish their
W WORK sls hoWcrJ top hoor.
WANTED Apprentices ~ The dressmiKins bust
w mess. 800 Gth av. src)nd bell.
WANTEp .ms9s' on 1 'e ~ cS3'' at iiso Broad
W way httNctn ~ u hNh u' u SUE
WANTED Ore shaker. mprover. and apprentice.
w az wet 3Oth At.
WANTED Girl about II, to 20 errands and do some
w ight hOnscwOrS At gl2 East Both st.
WANTED Experienced CAP nni,hcrs at 49i
w Bfoomc t. Come prepared to work.
WANTED Experienced hands for frlngcs, asscle,
w Sc. HELMKE X co. 73l Bro dway.
NOuNG GIRLS can obtain sltuato.s free loig'
d, the Sr' Ivy i"dsins House y st. MARKS place
~ gIKsT-CIASS tailorc--es on custom patts at
=. 81 East 25th st., between let and I'd avs. None
other need Apply
OPERATORS. bastcrs, pressers on all kinds Of
,DO thin coats In anu out OF the house.. 800 West
lWenty.iOurth st.
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rRsr-cLAss DRLssMAKERs by HAND OR
MACHINE
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CEltPOOL. LONDONDERRY &c. salilng from Pier
So North iVvcr.
STATE OF GEORGIA, Wednesday, Oct. 90.
STATE OF PtNNsYLX,sANiAA,W edne,sday Noy; ~
PARTS OF EUROPE AT LOWEST RATES
Steerage as low as Dy any other me. Drafts f)r
and upward. For freight or pt,siy Apply to
AUSTIN BALDWIN co, Agents - BrchdEiJ.
Stccrsge passa &c once a. Broadway
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WHIrE STARhbIINEtr Nal,
SitlmboIts mo aHIrJlOh

AND tSiIfD sTArfs mai RouTE.
Trains leave New YORK. from foot Of Dcsbrosses ami
tspress .fer nirri:bqrs Ptpbarsh. The Yves, and
aq nos s ,.sd Sqd sS lS oss s = ~ pha.p,
An, hor wiam'port, Locs nayen. CORY and Enc
For BALTIMORE. Warrington ard the south LimiteI
7. y. Il gulsr al $40 A. ~, Sam or. NJ sunday
t's5s s 81 s 81 re q sss N sda sS
50. NJ 80. s., 8, :. $50 AndoP.M Enigrant ana
ioS Neyars .. $3.50 :, 1850, Man,
~ sS So 10 s 56 i s1 nsa no sa Ss o
~; $50, 3. 6so, and sioP 81 90.
d 2 i siS SO 70 a. ~ a., .S' 51S so q Sl1
For Rahway. .. $50. !5;ihs ios II 4, My lsM~i,s-
Ssio, l0P. y and IL night, sunday A. 81 5'so' ..
Wocdoildsc. Perth AmeOy, and sOnth AmOOy. 8
Ap so 10 4 ~ h 40 "a, ana 9PM ,eu ana
lio b;9o, eIC, PM and IL nighi. sunday sA. NJ, q
Eor t,.i Mm.tonc, ls noon, z and sso RI.
EoT r,ings.99 SO A. is,o siiG sn27r NJ
For Bennington Phlllpsburs an De'vdere' 9J) A
ior Trenton borden own Burnason aad CAuldea
" fo r. tr e "a KS 1 e. g. a1d a i.i6
For Farmiusdae ana squan' $50 \. ". and +. ".
Annoy E'OP NJ ana via Monmouth Junction 4l)
For nlghtstown and fembcrton. A. NJ. via Perth
An ui, aud $50 4. NJ. via AonhDutu Junction.
Trains arrive us follows; From Pittsburgh i.i5 an
ll.il 4 ~ ana 0s0 +. NJ daily 1913 A. VI. ami d -
J tay, except MONDAY From Warrington aEd
Baltimore $50 A VI. iil5, I.l5 ana 1917 T. NJ sun
day b-D IN. from Pm lllclph $50. t,3p. 6j5, lOil
ll3l ll;5i \. ", 2lj, tl5. 5lj dlO GOO STA 90
lu-T T. NJ. SUNDAY 5ll, $50. Jaj. 1913. llJt A. 81
C.5l. J.2J. l1;2l ana mas T..
Ticket Offices 52B anu Oii Broadway, Aston House.
and OF OF Deshros IS ami court lldt Sta COurt II
BROOKLYN IA 10. AID llS Hudson st. HO)oken. I'm.
gram i,cket one, battery place. =, r.,o
General Manager Gen. Passenger Agent
OW FARE! Low FAKEi
4 On and after oct. 1 GREAT REDUCTION In fare
b. Peoples Line steamboats, TO Albany the NOrth aud
West, with comfortable stateroOms, warmed by steam
pipes
Firstolass passage only 81.
Passage anu D arth, tl.J1.
Deck passage 30 cents
Leaving daily SUNDAY excepted, at L. NJ fsOm Pier
Al. North river, foot OF G nal st.
(uTIZENS' LINE steamboats, tor Troy and all
" polns North and West: Low fare. First class pas
sage with cabin berth 81 First-rlss passage with
Elegant steamb leave daily saturdays excepted
r. Me- from Pier 80. H.. foot Leroy st. Fare sunday
evenings. hrstclass. $50.
nPPOSITION.- Albany and through to Troy ,
- deck, 25 cts with BERTH 81 with room, 81 30.
SCHUYLER, from Franklin st., Pier ~, ondays Wed.
mes lays anu Fridays =. VI. w. HANCOX.
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FIRST CLASS WAIST MAKERS.
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rIasr.cL,ss LITTER EaBRolpERrRs
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FIRsTCLAss INDIA SHAWL WORKERS.
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U1Imrito.--1tmaItk


A t. STEWART Il co.
WANT ....- ...
FIHsr cLAss CLOAK MAKERS ny HAND OR
MACHINE.
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ShippiMs.
A NCHOR LINR.-u. g MAIL STEAMERS.

NCHOR LINR.-U.s MAIL STEAMERS
SAIL EVERY SATURDAY..
Passengers booked At lowest rates to or from any sea
port railroad station IN Great Britain Ireland or ths
HENDERSON BROTHERS bowling Green
INMAN LINE-FIxED soUTHERIY CouESE.1
Royal msi steamers appointed TO SSH as fonowt
FOR QUEENSTOWN AND L1vERrOOL.
CITY OF INV YORK. SATURDAY.. Oct. 10 atSp; NJ.
CITY OF CHESTER Saturday, Oct. %, at + NJ.
CITY or NOMINAL, saturday, oct. 80, ats NJ
CITY Or BERLIN, Saturday, Nov. o, at IL A. NJ.
CRY or RICHMOND Saturday. Nov. ~, at2 P NJ,
and each succeeding SATURDAY, from Pier Is, N. II.
RATES OF PASSAGE,
sTktRAGE. .,.............t2S currency.
DIR its issued at lowest rates.
For cabin passage and general business apply at the
Company's Office 10 Broadway.
For steeragc passage at 80 Broadway or Per a. n n
JOHN O. DALE. Agent.
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Apply At NISrn STREET ENTRANCE. before "A.
NJ. Broadway ami Tenth street.
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NOTICE Ladies'. after loo~ins everywhere
~ plcase ga a. the owing Maclinc itchlns Com
nanva Ia is'crker H.. and AZ ei3 ~ a. nrst moor
" have wD.k nl dozen flannel ami Caico shrts
to give out W. frpm 81 20 81 per dOl y, ana cah
for wurk Nrek terms on machine ~ yer week.
We give written gu trnr' for a the work you can 10
for two year arr iiow % per cent. on cNh Hn."H.
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snstruttloM.

A GENTLEMAN wishes to Join an elementary
N evening class IN German.
Address ATTORNEY boz l5o, sun ONCE.
(WOKING SCHOOL, Iades' Directory, Broad.
y way anu i1tn 81. Ladies classes, edncAday aud
SATURDAY at 10 A, Me- commencing Oct. 49, a. per
COuree tree instruction the rest OF the week. Table
board ami cooked food In great variety IN dining and
salesroOm.
SpANISIl LANGUAGE, free OF charge at the
- Evening High School, ljti ST., 9th aY. Open
Oct 4. Private lessons at 1o9 9th aY., by
Prof. DE ToRNos.
1.-TWO sisters. graduates will give Instruction In
n Wiling and on the piano ut 90 per quarter conn.
uohtial letters written. Call, or address
CoPYIST. IS King st.
40 S0 WRITINGI bookkeeping, arithmetic
W1l.NN ru1nental and higher khglisn. PAINE'5
Soloke'~ boweH, (kstabd lS4o) Ladlcs' department.
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A -CONniN NTION Lock stitch Mfg Co.. 2s7t,
n. RoNcry. 'ic only reliable ac' to get any kind
Of wing ,'unc On installmcnt we WI give a
written guarinteH furnish all the hest.n ying work
for three y0rs and cash for ~ experienced hands
earn from 40 zoo 81 per week learners wanted
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n. ployincnt AZ highest prices to ladies' who
viii try to make good work. aud sell them any ma
chine want ycars time. II you are not willin.
TO learn to maze good WORK don't call.
COOPERATIVE MANUFACTORY, 100 walker Al.
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At t0i ,.RAND ST., n. Y. and 10 OWN.
N nett st. Nfop,iYu. are the best and most re-
iihe placrs ~ geo new sewing michinc 81 Sing
cr's. htnn. Nhgrcf wilson's. DOnrs .ic. Sc icrns
o. per week. Nfthnts exchanged, ruItrd. and re-.
pared furnish plenty of good paving WORK shirts.
aprons vtar g an uudcrrirmen's given on, GOOD
hardF make en- per week best place nearly AZ arc9t
near the store. Rem 'mDcr, ~. W. llMMtL.
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Experienced drcssmakers. also opera.
w tors for trimmings on wilcox & GiDbse machines.
J. & G. JOHNSTON, Broadway ana 22d At
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Special Notice.

EITELENERy |0 ORDER
sprcai bars in tn lur
SIX lifpfff Nut Hisp.
Feathers and Flowers. '
,.,,,.,..,, Bargains IN Millinery Goods
STATIONERY DEfARfMENf ''''''
TOILET DEPARTMENT. '"''
JEwELRY DEPARTMENT.
FANCY GOODS DEPARTMENT.
FRAME DEPARTMENT.
DOLL AND TOY DEPARTMENT.
SWISS GOODS DEPART MENT. "'
BRONZE AND PARtAN DEPARTMENT
FURNISHING GOODS DEPARTMENT "''
PAN AND BELT DEPARTMENT.
RUSSIA LEATHER DEPARTMENT "'
ZEPHYR woRsTED DEPARTMENT '11i
Bargains in shell and fancy Combs.
Russia leather vinaigrettcs, 90. wv
Carved French Backs. eoc
Large Bohemi IN vsse,. &C.
Bargains 10 Jewelry
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ALI

Saws the Enterprise: Yesterday
more resenbled sunday than a holt
day. Little sir was seen about the
railroad. as only the passenger trains
Mere un; the mining companies al
lowed mes oil their men to quit work
after 4 O'Clock in the evening; The
courts, tanks, telegraph offices and
many stores We're closed. therefore the
town was in a manner dead. About
he only signs of life seen we're about
the sa onns, where groups Of men
were seen indul.ing ia egg nog and
other beverages. In the streets MANY
persons we've seen ~promenading in
holiday attire. but all seemed bound
for church. the residence of a friend or
some .,ther place in which to house
themselves up. But little drunken
ness was seen during the day, few
men drinking more than sufficient to
make them feel somewhat more firm
lv convinced Than usual that this j. a
great country" and that "we own
this country"
The Alton Silver Mining Company
has filed its articles of Incorporation.
The object of the Incorporation il To
acquire m.ning grounds and to do a
general mining business in the Stale
nf Nevada. Capital stock, Sl0,O00d, 900,
in 100. 600 shares. The directors are:
w. q. Allan, j. Winter. G. Hiakel, NJ.
NJ. Wheeler and NJ. Redding.
The Branch Bank of California has
a CONNER. and Dan DeQuille has
drawn his money out of the
bank. The old COUNTIES was so un
couth and houely Dan was too proud
10 receive his ON over it. He carried
it home in a dice-box.
About 4 O'Clock Friday mornin1
a very lively shock of an earthquake
was felt in Virginia Cifv.
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ST. JOHN, n. b., Doc. Is.
A final settlement has been arranged
between l.. ID. Jewell Il Co. ana their
creditors, the latter To accept TWEEN
~ cents on the dollar cash. aud ten
cents on time. The sum required to-
pay this compromise, S5l0,W)0, wa~
ready, but "A difficulty aroSe in refer
enc to security for time payment. II
is understood that f. ID. sutton, OF
Providence, Rhode Island aud l.. G..
Dunn, of ST. John, are assessed for
$4,000, payable in installments in two
or three wears.
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ident Of the road, Daniel Q Garrison.
john ron-ev. Andrew Pearce and VIM.
H. Coflin-expressed their intention of
leaving unless they were treated with
proper courtesy. Baker continued,
saying that the directors emphatically
denied the charges made against them
by the stockholders; they were without
foundation,
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ence, threatening to dispense altogether
with courtsiiipa as a preliminary to mar
rage. The whole thing is to be re-
solved into a cold, business transac-
ton. A case Of this sort recently took
place in Chicago. One Leo Miller
and one Matte Strickland were the
high contracting parties. They entered
into written articles of copartiiership
under the firm and style Of Miller
Il Strickland. 1t was intended as a
marriage on the contract principle.
They agree to " share and share alike I"
in business profits, and to bear mutu-
ally theexpense of rearing their joint
offspring, should they be blessed with
" responsibilities" The contract mar
riage is dissolvable likeany other part
nership-by mutual consent" These
new lights complain of the old life
system because they say it is one of
oppression; that it bears heavily upon
the female party, and that she is rapid
ly used up by the ~exactions and bur-
dens incident to the old system. But
how the contract system is going TO
lessen these eXactions or tighten the
burdens, is not slated.
A solemn protest should be en-
tered against this new tangled on
tract system of marriage, because-if
for no higher or better reason-it will
Substitute haggling diplomacy and
cold blooded business bargaining for
the good old Sentimental, ecstatic and
e%ver-to-be remembered and never-to-
be- forgotten Prelude to marriage,
known as courtshsp.
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To ORR

Agents o. the SENTINEL in outside towns
will be required !. reafte. to settle with the
Office for papers ON the FIRST OF EVERY
MONTH. This rule will be strictly en-
forced.
Eureka, December IL. 1875.
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In Virginia, Mr.. Allen Hannah has
Miss Hannah Allen is Mrs. Hannah
Hannah, and is. perhaps, the only
woman in the world whose whole
name a be spelled backward as we'll
as forward. That's what's the matter
with Hannah.