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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-01-15

OPENED A SALooN.-Ben. Fitch, for
merly Sheriff of Elko county, has
opened a high toned saloon in San
Francisco, on the corner OF Bush street
and Belden Place. Ben. Is a genial
cuss. with IA heart a. big as an OK. lie
is we'll and favorably known in Ne
vada and will doubtless corral a large
share of the sagebrush patronage.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-01-15
Eureka Mexican War Veterans.

mi ERE WILL BE A MEETING OF THE
Veterans OF the Mexican War at Justice
Beatty's office, Saturday evening, January
18th at I o'clock sharp.
full attendance is requested, as business
Of importance will come before tho meeting.
jaI2td DAN. MORGAN, President.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-01-15

THE OLD OFFICERS ELECTED.-The
tempest in a teapot, melted by a few
dissatisfied shareholders Of the ella
Company, urged on by a couple q fblack-
mailing professed book keeping ex-
perts. seems to have quickly subsidized.
At all events. it cut but litlle figure in
the recent election for officers, the old
management being reelected, receiv-
ing a ,524 out Of 1881 votes east. A.
II. Hawkins is the President, and j.
NJ, English, Camilo Martin, j. b. Me
Gee aud NJ. ID. Howell, trustees.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-01-15

TWIN BROTHERS, Baking Powder, and all
the best brands extant. at Taylor q Atchin-
sons. jalitf
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-01-15

A FULL line of Chawing and Smoking To-
bacco. embracing the choicest brands in the
market, Just received at Taylor X Atehin-
soD's. jalttf
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-01-15

WILSON'S Corned beef, white and yellow
Corn and Oatmeal. in quantities to suit, at
Taylor * Atchinson's. jalitf
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uaARTz, ITEM.

The SENTINEL office without ALT.
Chartz would be like the play of Ham
let with the title role omitted, or q
euchre deck without the bowers. He is
our utility man, and is always ready
tn lend a hand when and wherever his
services are needed. He carries the
paper; collects the bills (some of them);
makes the rollers; does the book
binding; keeps an eye on the material
in the office to see that nothing goes to
waste, and lectures the proprietors
upon their extravagance; if q com
positor gets tight he takes his place at
the case; when the job office is crowded
with work he stands in and helps the
foreman; if the pressman is AIKEN
with this belly-ache, ALI. is on hand to
work off the papers; ana II the devil
tarries too long at the keno table or
neelects his rollers, he finds Chartz
after him with a sharp stick. He is
the acknowledged major dOmo of the
mechanical and business departments,
but until Yesterday he has never
evinced any particular interest in re-
portorial matters, and we were there
fore not prepared for the following
startling evidence of his genius as an
itemizer. He was busily engaged in
the office mailing up some copy-hooks,
the brackets of which are made of
bright tin, when We casually asked
him il, he could give us something of
interest upon which to base an item.
Gan item!" said he; Eyes, III give you
one in half a minute;" and Selling our
Faber, he seated himself at the table.
and in considerably less than thirty
seconds dished up the following:
"OUR NEW Cory HooKs."-Maupin
4 Cromer have made us four copy
hooks. They are made OF tin, and be-
ing new, reflect almost like mirrors.
Commenting upon the advantages of
the new hooks, this is what that un-
godly portion of our communicable
press gang-had to say: "They are
very bright" remarked the tall conf
positor, with the auburn beard. " Yes.
they will add br1tliancy and luster to
the copy" Clipped in the only Re-
publican in the shop. "And better re-
fleet the EDITORS sentiments" chimed
in the happy cnmpositor, whose time
hadn't yet arrived. 81 hope they'll
throw some light on that wretched
manuscript" howled "sub." No. J..
And enable the senior to see himself
a. others see him." Moderated ditto
No. 2. "They'll shine like the juniors
bald head,n ~aucily CALCULATED the
devil, a. he "dodged" behind a stand
ing galley to escape the paste
pot hurled by the irate Major.
- You're all making a great fuss about
a very little thing" crustily remarked
the author Of Uhique," as he stepped
in from the press ION, II guess this
isn't the only shop On the street that's
got new hooks" The last remark was
to- much for our feelings, and we 81
lently meandered across the street and
quieled our emotion with a tailor's
thimblefnl of Clay Simms' best.
With such a production for q starter,
what might be expected of the boy
when he i, fairly trained to work in the
reportorial harness. Dan De guile
and the Corporal" must look TO their
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-01-15

7 HAVE CLOSED BUSINESS AT THE
i Eureka Market, and propose TO settle up
a my business forthwith. All persons to
whom | am indebted will present their ac-
counts at once, and those who are owing me
will please come forward and cancel their in.
dcbtedncss with tho coin.
jali,2w JOSEPH BoOS.
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MOCIs'S.
nlh4

foR SALE.-A dwelling house, five large
rooms. wood-shed and cellar, with Az lots,
ll29 xi00 feet; all inclosed By a picket fence.
Terms reasonable. Apply to
d30-2w Il. b. MILLER.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-01-15

TnE RICHMOND WoRKs.-Furnace
number l, at the Richmond works, has
neen closed down, and is being refined.
Numbers 2 and 3 are running, and the
bicycle furnace, which is being re-
paired, will be ready To start up in a
lew days. Furnace number 2 ha, been
running continuously for 49, day, the
largest run, we believe, ever made in
,ne district; and it is good for at least
10 days more.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-01-15
SPECIAL NOTICES.

Fury half barrels Of Circle A Coffee. C and
G ID Sugars. Just received at Taylor Il Atch-
inson's. jalitf
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-01-15

lr appears that in our item a few
days ago relative to the X X mine that
we uninten,ionally exaggerated the
amount of water Ia the works. We are
credilably informed that there is no
moro coming in than can easily be
hoisted II with "A tub. although il it is
probable that a pump will be put in at
no distant period. We learn also thai
there is no probably of an assessment
being levied during the present seasos
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-01-15

DafEp Fruits in endless variety, embracing
Cherries. Black berries. Apricots, Pears,
Peaches, Currants, etc., at Taylor y Atchin-
sons. jslitf
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-01-15

Fiss assortment of Gents Underwear of ali
kinds, Cigars, Tobacco, Notions. Sc.. At tine
Little Golden liulo Store, CHEAT for CASH.
jN5tf
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-01-15

lAf DAY.-Acting Superintendent J.
=. Brown announces that the paw day
sne X Consolidated Mining Com
iT ANY mas been postponed until the oath
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-01-15

FINE SroCK.-The Sacramento Rec
ord Union Of Wednesday has the TO.
lowing item relative to a formsr resi-
dent of Eureka: w. l.. Pritchard has
purchased, in addition to the fine stock
he already had, a large number of
thoroughbred mares, formerly the
property of Clifton, Bell d Cook, and
they will arrive here from Colorado to-
morrow; also, a splendid thorough
bred stallion. This makes Pritchard
the largest owner of thoroughbred stock
on the coast.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-01-15

IHE ScHooLMAsrER ABROAD
County Assessor Powell, besides at
tending to his official duties, is the To-
cal director OF the affairs Of the Adj
ans Hill Company. Yesterday he
received a letter with the following
directions: "Jesmes Powell, Snhber
aud finder OF the Adams Hill Mine
and Company" Jim says hs don't
Know what part of Missouri his CORE
spondent halls from.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-01-15

DAVE JOHNS publishes in to-day's
ohNriNEL an answer to Michael Dow.
,ngs GARD of the 18th inst. 1t appears
rom Mr.. Johns explanation that he
"as innocent OF any intentional wrong,
"nu .nst the blame OF the other nights
p so Is wholly due to the per-
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-01-15

A TON of Nevada Butter, consigned to Tay.
lor 4 Atkinson, will be sold cheap for cash.
Jalitf
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mh4

A FULL line Of bottle Wines and Liquors,
for family trade, at Taylor a Atchinson's.
jalitf
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-01-15

WAsTRp.-A girl, to do general house
work. Apply at Maupin 4 Cromer's store.
nlTtf
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-01-15

j. SrRAus has nothing but what is supported
FROM the only California Jewelry Company
Of San Francisco. n3otf
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-01-15

WHITE Duck PANTS. only six bits. at Ashim
Brothers. spirit
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-01-15
M0CIF'S.

MECHANICS and Miners Tools, Of every de-
scription, chesper than the lowest, at the
Pioneer Cheap store of Ashim Bros. SPLIT
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-01-15
STOCK REPORT.


san Francisco stock Exchange.
SAN FRANCISCO. Jan, "A,
MORNING BOARD
$40 ophir- COY 60A 80 6lb5
4a5 Mexican-2lA 2lMb b 2lb
AS Best & Belcher-67H 67s GIN
40 Gould & Curry-2lH 2lB
32ji Savage-23X 23% 1917 23Hb5
525 Chollar-l05 l0I I03 1887
5O0 Hale Il Norcross-62 6362h
53i Crown PoiDt-25k ?5A rs
Is5 Yellow Jscket-105
161 Imperial-l0 Va
$50 Empire Mill-6S 81
1850 k~entuck-l4l4H
4I0 Belcber -35 BAN Ban 341
5o5 Con. Wall 46j 467 1851
1926 California-Sc SBA $50 oo3
81 Bullion-J7 571
625 Exchequer-15l1'l5H 10
ia :. Nsyaia-255 25H IS 24N 2i8
1885 ~Overman-7o d $3.50
40 Seq. Belcher-l0 - ~
1850 Jnstice-2Sl % 297s 29A
1895 Succor-lH 2lA ~ 80
Ss5 Union Oon.-llHllhu ~
1850 Lady Bryano.$* ~"
go J~ulia-l5s 9i5%, ,.1
Az Caledonia III 81 % 1A
225 Knick or bocker-3
q Globe-lA
10 baltimore Con.-3H 3H
s39 s StSs Ill Hill-ll ios los los
so Challenge-5k
as Dayton g So 81 sl06f
91j NY. Con.-2h IA "a
gvKsrsG BOARD.
1870 Meadow Valley-2A
425 RAYMOND K Ely-20 81 az clE
40 Eureka Con. Is l5A i5h 15Ab3
tl40 Jackson IA pa
80 Phenlx IL
olA AIna-l ~
$50 Adams Hill-1b IA
SIS Belmont-2
200 C~ondor-623sc
100 Newark-JOc
20 Prussian-24
9ss Leopard-l3
30 Jefferson us
100 ella -2.95c
1850 Panther-lS IN
40 iiusssy In la Ia Ia
80 Gen. Thomas
100 Mansfeld-l itbj
$50 Coso COn,-2a 2ts2
10 Advancs-61a
40 Detianea-2a
100 New Gos9 Ia 2bJa
80 Mah0gony-Tbc
lnS0 >. Chariot -62sc SOC
~ ~foorman-l
10 q. Chariot-2
40 occidental ita AZ
2D Phil sheridan- Ia IA
INl Tyler -.Dc
II, American flat-2
1850 Alta - Al
III Woodville-32H
W. Mint -5gc
40 Lady Wash.-S2h ~
lUe Seq. Caledonia-lA
- Kossuth-3A
tnp o. q. iI.-2s
100 Leo-ls
| ~ Andes-4 81 ~ b5 81
80 Mides-7=Tf
1870 Europa-ils
-n Wells fargo-4Oc 31c
Cd 80 y. Cafson-s0c Sc
4o1 Niagara SOC
100 Cosmopolitan -lc
so l.eviathan IN Ia
900 AmaAon-2A
100 y. Con. Na-lH
100 Prospect "a -
~ Marvland SOC
20 Monnmental-lI
5Jl W. Bei.her i
100 Morning Star 5
10 :. Califnrnia-2f ~
501 Sullivan
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-01-15
REPLY TO ALIENS CHALLENGE.

MIR. CHAS. ALLEN: YOUR CHAL-
Nl lenge 10 lift with me from a fourteen
10 a fl teen 10 round dumb hell. for tive
hundred $500 dollars a side. has been shown
for TWO THOUSAND DOLLARS, or up
wards. Man and money eady ut the Corner
saloon. If you think you can lift dumb
bells, come to time,
ED. BRANNAN,
Champion of the Base Range.
Eureka, Jan. IL. 1876. jall.4
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-01-15

II you want to have your watches and jew
elry repaired in a workmanlike manner, go
TO L. Steler's jewoiry store. jy7-tf
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-01-15
MOCIE'S.

Go TO J.. Straus' for your holiday presents.
in his new jewelry store. below the Parker
House. n30tf
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-01-15
c INTELLIGENCE.


sr - sussK. AVN rAti,,ps s,ilRoA'
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-01-15

san Francisco stock Exchange.
SAN F~RANcIsCo, Jan. "A,
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-01-15

| sun D.. Jdltli
WILSON'S Corned beef, white and yellow
Corn and Oatmeal, in quantities to suit, at
Taylor ~ Atchinson's. jalitf
DaiEp Fruits in endless variety, embracing
Cherries. Blackberries. Apricots. Pears,
Peaches. Currants, etc., ut Taylor y Atehin-
sons. jslitf
MOCn's. mh4
A FULL line of bottle Wines and Liquors,
for family trade, at Taylor * Atchinson's.
jai4tf
A ToSof Nevada Butter, consigned to Tay.
Tor 4 Atkinson, will be sold cheap for cash.
jalitf
WAsTEp.-A girl, to do general house
work. Apply at Maupin 4 Cromer's store.
nlnf
J. STRATUS has nothing but what is imported
FROM the only California Jewelry Company
Of San francisco. n3Dtt
IL you want to have your watches and jew
elry repaired in a workmanlike manner, go
to I. Steler's jewolry store. jy7-tf
MoCH,s. mh4
Go TO J. Straus' for your holiday presents,
in his new ~jewelry store, below the Parker
House. n30tf
MoCIKS. mia
MECHANICS and Miners Tools, Of every de-
scription, cheaper than the lowest, at the
Pioneer Cheap store of Ashim Bros. SPLIT
-
RURBFR 0vershoes, Umbrellas. imported
Havana Cigars, Pocket Cutlery. Razors. just
received at the Golden Rale. ja5tf
, 1876-04-05

portly erny capou's pluniage might effcctus1ly
conceal tbs tsillesa body Of pheasant and The
,eorpscs Of woodeoeks, enipes. and quails might
covering al soma solt Of pigeon. Tho nmaRgler,
who had grown uarsless By prolonged Immunity,
had on tho occasion In question wrapped up
hno woodcook In tbs skin OF I bluo-rock. Tho
dirRnso vas as good ~ unua1 except in ono
sn,a1l particular. lie hsd forgotten TO cut on
tho long bill Of Ills victim, which nas seon pro-
trudiog ia most tne1plieshle manner from the
ip0 10 credit nature with Tbs ffcski9h trick OF
th1as 1 srming tho emblem ot innoconeo. ina.itu.od
an tuaulrY. which resulted in tho unveing
Of several other Prosesn birds; It was found
brought through the gAtes ot Paris In the woolly
disguise OF lAEnbftns.
, 1876-04-05

regarded q ono Of tbs hcst n sho Union? Huch 10
~ TsS 2. Msr ~ Ms, ~ hsrs nssn sns
ssy nnusr !aent. "neoies. Mo Gfe ~ entJss OF
aiTar.r &nsse ~ n e. aa ~ .afeo @
qlnerent tooatles ~ 20 alutnds OF lo.ooo fect ~
semei Monns.ns IN ioo rsss the fsssIe - - iol-
!oMss nktes, Ax.os eah ~ hpset oo1t hl Los sqNo-
nns YET sn4s, ~: suRat loslneu un d'Ho.
tion wlsn sra. l9;s; extracted ~ ro'al.s snd i,l
tos' z.S. 1osal1 !Ml. ~ N s'tltnae OF 1tom
aoea ~ sns Aos1m!n monntans. ne AnAlJsln moved
~ ~ J., mn.o hats,.ioua qnsn.y ~ sn Aat1cn fot
oo Iret near Los Vcghe 70 analJzeu On eAe lGth oi
snd e1r ~ enG IT. Of nan." WHICH, %,s
atl more nutritlrs qualities ~ tEn result Of Tho
an1 ~ enoT nnao no'y; Ms.st ~ ~ 60 1sfs.
a"gae tofneo On a,aestson T'h set1 extract bJ
o'Ghs H. %hs.1 tni.s.i ana nss - aoal' IW,
as iehest pastoral iahos N tho United sAtes afe
Se t. ~ HS~ aloi;o @ neIe 'mmontn hcTds OF
s1xsp . tna ss.e M ma - sno ianto tnelf nono. s
% su'y rm ~ pA.uten snlonHa NO Hinter on tsn
nnsns ana Mn9hs u 70 EfeMs Il stes
n9uenA ~ ena aeGHlnR ie1mrea % nesty ~ .no s.sH
IN u 1ss r. 9a nofteIn AtituoS ~h'en on III aeeou'
tt nes w MUD !" eoiaps" WILL Ne# aoA'oo ~ @'.S~
fnsa8'
The mineral rcxourcca Of Now Me1ioo Rto aldo I'm.
, 1876-04-05
MARINE.
MISCELLANEOUS.


busine's stl Ictna'n. dead at This post....A num-
psdllers Ut tho town election yesterday. This Ice hzs
....Tho Apena will 10 substituted for tha Aiouotuo;co
On the daily Lire from GRIND Havcn 10 Chicago.
Dispatch from Mackinac, dated April l. aaya tic PROS
Pees tor An carly oponng of navigation ars not vor-
hblc Tic Ice Is heavier than It fortnight ago.
Tho sohr Fearless Which went ashore near tho
pieces by the iast borr.. and Co coal With which she
was loAdsd las all disappeared.
THE WILLIAM ELorN.
ThA damages sustained by tho schr William E1atn At
Fort stanicy. through tho burning OF tho ksur City Of
RAndusky qulta seyero Tho uellcv1c [tst.aeueer
ssys abe will require bboom, bowsprit fose,aast,
and o.arboaFd bow will ncod plank from the water
up we'll as new ra1l and huwarks nearly back to
the forcrg9ihg Tho ratlipca and acizinHo wero ali
burned on forward ntaya and guys will require to be
fepaeoA bT new, The heat being great the temper
uc Had ths schooncr Lad tarred rigging Instead Of
Vrs, 1t would hare been Impossible to havo soyed cr.
GONE Crs
Bays The Minneapolis TrIbuns " Tho recent attach
tnant OF tho property OF ". H. soae Co., who were
lht principal owners OF tho stnrs hlanistca and
Metropolis, puts cnl 10 tho Duluth Lake Trapsp por-
hlon Company, 1t least for tho present. Tho boats
wero lately sold undot mortgage and purchased BY tho
ot tie cou1panJs tho Maustte, which cost $500
h1ng!nR I'll 600, and tue Meropo!}s. costing $3 oo0
bringing but $8, c01-a clear loss to tho coEnrany OF
fl8u00 Tho loss Of these boats, which run from bu-
!uth to tho mining Towns Of Marquette, IIoughton.
Hancock. and Ontonagon Is soitous. their arrival
md departure Was about iii that naala matters cheer
tul thcre. ritnor IL rrovnlcut that lew COM
Eany Will bo formed, which Wo hope may rfoye trup,n
, 1876-04-05

u&uk EfAHEt&e0 3tpc$ 1f6t0Yk.
Threo yoara ago MIR. O. y. O't3ul1Ivan paid
s9.Goo for 200 snarea Of Consolidated Vrgtnia,
which was thon selling nt g.. Behold how great
q matter llttlc fire Atndloth. Thls little uu-
mighty fortune which l,aa boon steadily growing
for three yeara past. Dir, O'hullivau, aunoycd
At tho mannor in which tho market see1ned d.
c!ining, spoke to Mr. Flood on tho subject and
tho fnturo Of hia milne, attempted to ronsuuro
tho other, aud finally expEcssed hia roadineus to
purchase any quantity Of Consolidated Virginia
stock which might bo brought to him at s400.
to accept. but having sakon turn to rooopsides
the matter, md noticing that atock con-
tinued to decline, concluded to accept
tue s,, 9aer ena M'ao fsrfnsains .ra 19sn, told ~
did no. weahon ia tho lcast te l.sd dollars il
tic rno where tho other had centH, but 10 know
tint Consolidated Virginia was good for eycry
dino invested in II, aid lie was willing to mako
sure for = minc whoao principal! owuets havo
such implicit confidence ~ It. and ~ sIr. Flood
signel tho ollook for Mr. 0'lutliyan, aud thus In
moment conaumlnatod . transaction Involving
nearly half million. ho thsti!led by that aiuge
act 4 share Of Ais own confidence into every ono
OF tho stockholders who arc holding stabbornly
to tAoir securities through ali thta falling mar
lot. The price Of Consolidated Virginia at the
tinlo ~ inatuatlng st about 4il5, and ct COURSE
it would bare been impossible to unload LOO
shares without depressing tho market probably
Into tho three hundreds, whlIe tho sudden pur-
chase OF tue same quantity would have propor-
t!onally raisoa 1t, -Four hundro4 dollars vas,
therefore, q fAir average on tho market price,
and tho purchase ON Mr.. F!nola part IL chiefly
confidence In the wealth OF tue mino.
1fia action must be extremely eEaslfy-
ing to holders Of tho securities. But 1t
viii be interesting to look into tho protsa rca!-
lZod By Mr. OHuilYan on hls original jnysss-
meut Of 90, GOO. At &t00 per share ls rocelyod
for hts ]. 200 glarea 0.000, hut At tue time
OF the dsialon OF tho stock he received on bis
1.200 shares 696 shA:as OF Califorp'a, which has
sl4ce baen divided up lva for ono. making $3.50
bcqn selllug It prices varying from e8a to 991.
, 1876-04-05
10 ~ Editor Of 1'hA Chicago Tribune:

10 ~ Editor Of ThA Chicago Tribune:
ualcAdo, March 2o.-ln your editorial articles Of
aaca ?, and pno Of an earlier date against the ss-
aoa Of Nov Mozioo to 10 ono OF tho Btales Of tho
unea hstes you make tos statements which arc Ut
s!Maco With tbs history Of uur Gvysrnmant, Tilut
aHHttoft aM aesa to admit ~ 6stea auy Territory
~Meh aulc!ent1y large aud lntriasoay productive
H. ,os4n saf8s population In tbs future, although
- - present. population gsr aqu2Ee ms 1nAy ta s1usll
s ~ 70 ae!pg, immente amounts Of money AAye bccu
.ea 70 tha United States Ii tho way Of reducing o
q governing tho lu4!Aus. sotlura o1 our
- ~ ought to 70 encouraged to do What they, who
and representation ought also to 40 together
nns* Mexico contstniuK An ara Of l2l,OQ0 salsra
1ea equAl to lninos, Iowa, anl about oro.hatf Of
y divided 1uto twslyo counties wlo4o l,onI1,
auoh " the census Of la71 with fir eat1ussd III.
@eMe 10 lb74. Inclusive amounts to l9l 95o Tl,s liz
from lH60 10 1870 Was about 80 rsr cvnt lnS,
SAts Of IT, preseut population l. lis 100 Fyftsen
q this Union hAvs hssu kdmltted viii smaller
kTHu41aou, nAmelyi Vermont, h3.x Kuutueky, 7s.-
= lsnns.sse 2o2 Uhto. Il Dis LorslsnA. fsrHs
.66ai 1ndAnA g. 8u5s Altsaisaippi iii:
aa A,s9o Alaaouf, Go,6s5i AsiAnsas. S23io:
- q 44o lows, u no; 0tsRou, b. s65 Suya,
iSSs Neetasks, eo.ooo. Nsw Mexico cannot be ob.
s"Sa w y MeFsiors on the scora ot population. :.
Not ea1 shs h ob}octed to IN tha ground Of in,uf
s1sa. 1Ms.o9!sss r. witch srs simply nnsnse Afs you
''s 70 ts1aa ~ grazing 8ate, wAIe. Il con.luoui1
, 1876-04-05

Sale Of Pckil, Lincoln & Decatur Railroad,
Circuit Court tho United States Of America
Southern District Of Illinois. Jau-
uary Term, 4. D. 1876.

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f7nmc-S1nuKg1anR- sharp French.
MlnM CAn&Ats

Ihtld0N fsf1be.
TIE qour7l<ls of Paris arc not restrained by
any setltl.uents OF humanity or prudence f,onl
dSvouging all game which they lay their hands
upou out of the soason. 1horo IL indignation
occasionally at their lloHpitablo board nllen tho
wretched victims Of this unreasonable sppstI,c
appear, and = fcw Of the leaa gluttonoua gueats
YoutuIo to express co,nmtseration for tlla i'll
fated bird or boaat which has been anatohed
away from tts legitimate honeymoon to tsguro
before the kitchen fire. but ~ q rule the
morbid appetite Of tho oon-ripanA supplemental
by soguiHl', tasse for daintics saErcplit!ousy
procured, makes tho forbidden dsHh q grand
SUCCESS. and iusuroa solid profits to tho poachers
and dealers who purgsy tho delcacy. Tho
aEeuta Of police hayo juxe laiu rude lApdA upon
ous Of tho wurthles engagel tn conducting Ibis
illicit traffic In game. Thu criminal WAS caught
1t ono Of the gates Of Paris with . cart contain
ing = good supply Of different sorts OF game.
liz LAa bsen engaged. apparently With much
succosH, for considerable time past In this
specius OF smuggling. Ihe method was 70
lncloso tho slaughtered spoil In tho skins OF
more Innocent birds. a partridge might be con-
veniept'y hlldca within Tie foasLors pt chicken,
, 1876-04-05

CINCINNATI. April 4--Ths annual report of
the Chamber Of Commerce upon pork packing,
prepared by 8tdusy D. Maxwell, gupsrintandsnt,
will DO tnado public Tomorrow. II Rsyes
tho total packing for. tho soason Il
1891 s8ainst 6,537.12l IMt year.
Tho average gross weight this SEASON
is 272 Go-l00 pounds, 4salnst 2G2 47-1oO isst
Season. Tho total Jtold Of moss pork this seaaon
was 403,674 bsrtols, tsalnst G64, ,843 last year.
Tho total product OF lard Is III. .6o3 .a33 pounds,
crease in The number Of hogs packed, compared
with tho provIoun season, Ia II lilo per oent.