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JUST As cor. TILDEN SEES IT.
The Testimony Of the chief Oficcrs Of An
other OF the Southern Stnte-.

NASHVILLE, Tenn, OCT. 20 1879.
TO hs Ptopis Qrthe Unued states.
we understand that il il now generally
charged by the Republican leaders and press Of
the North that the Southern people expect tn
change OF the Administration Of the Federal
Government. and the advent OF the Demo CRITIC
Reform party to power, will inure to their pecu-
piary benent In securing for them payment for
loss or damage TO property suffered by them
during the late war. In reply to this charge, wo
declare that the Southern people have no such
hope or expectation.
Their loss In debts incurred In support OF tho
war. and caused by emancipation, Is barred
from payment by the Fourteenth Amendment
to the Constitution OF the Cnited States. Com
pensaton for all other Injuries to their property
caused by the war Is prohibited by the law OF
nations and the decisions Of tue Supreme Court
Of tho United States.
They have, therefore, no expectation or hope
OF being reimbursed for either, and we de-
nounco such charges as Injurious and false. All
we desire Is peace, prosperity, and Just govern
ment, giving us equal rights under the COUsli-
tuition.
JAMES n. PORTER Governor OF Tennessee
(HArLEs y. GIBBS. Secretary Of state.
vN. MonRow. Treasurer.
JAMES l.. GAfsEs, Comptroller.
jouS ". CIiiLDKHs, Chairman Dem. state Com.
E.'h' EE'h J.TEs' p.sks' Dom. Electors at LMIc.
d. N. KEY. United States senator.
". X. MCFARLAND.
@ q. DIBnRKLL
n. Y RIDDLE,
JoDS "A. BEIour.
JonN =. lioUsH.
VIC. MnIrTHoRNn
J. u. c. ADKINS
W.P CALDWELL,
II. c. ioUSo. Members Of Congress.
WV. CULLEN Congressional Candidate.
LITTLE Rock, Ark, Oct. 30.-The following
named officers Of this State nave affixed their
signatures to the document above:
A. ~. uARLASD. Governor Of Arkausaa
Il. o. BEAVERS, Secretary Of state.
". MILLER, Auditor.
T. J. CHURCHILL, Trca urer.
SIMON 7. nu0nTs, Attorney Generai.
ST. CLARKE, Chairman Dem. state Com.
4 s s. iD,,ssaS I,,nsaS. Members Of stse Cen. Com.
JoEDos E. CEuysGs, Congressional Candidate.
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NAw DRIonroN'S TBorBAKs.
The Trustees rreps rinv to Defend Themselves
against the 1Hxpsyrr-' ASSAULT.

The Trustees rrcperiuv to Defend Themselves
against the IHxpsyrI-' ASSAULT.
,,
Ihe trustees ot sew Brlghton met last
evening to consider the question OF cmi Toying
--, ..., - 49,. -, - ,
eou"s, 10 ''u "su III tuo 'ui' '', training 'nein
IRON dlspOsins oi the village FUNDS The point
of the controversy between the Pre- lent of the
,o,ra a,a ,h, ,,,a- ,r,,.,.. =. -. -, 49,.
""'iN "nu wv "'"e' "u,t'vs was seo" III 'he
protest of the President, Mf. X. B. NAittelaOre,
which reads:
I thc urt,-.t-,ct pr,-t,,er. n, ,,, NJ, o, Ten.
ttcs of tne lac OF Sc. Hr ton 10 hrrchv nrais,t
against tne r. t on of fn., hp.r tt euui.T tansei
Tor general purpo-. pssso ON nc e7tl of Ocione "a
tn~ sround tnst TIE sslic ls a1olson of inr uJunc.
gh grucr srNtd upHI th' u- te' IN suii OF James
~ ~ Sii"a,oi W. "H - W w. ~ tr ,,e s'.I ln'i'". 'l1oe
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having completed theIr work. There Ia little
doubt that they viii nominate straight ticket.
The most conspicuOus candidates named during
the committees session were: Cen John A.
Dix for the NJ yornltv, Jacob Hess for the ON
of sheriff, ex-Ccliectof Thomas Murphy for the
County Clerkship, and Charles A. Peabody and
IL. w. StouRhtoD for the o1lce OF Surrogate. Ex-
Commissioner William II. Stiner Is to b.. nomi-
mated for one OF the Coronershlps. aud Gen.
Joseph q. linckney for one Of tho Aldermen vt
Lara.
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The steamship George Wac ashington, which nr-
rived ST this port YESTERDAY from Halifax brought the
shipwrecgod crew OF the Norwegian bark Norge Capt.
spreusen The bark. timber laden, from Mramicht,
n. B., hound for Liverpool England, went ashore on
feterie1d. Nova ScOtia, Ia dense fog on 'he night
OF Sc t. -. Tho Vessel NHA 0uickD broken up. Tho
ees relcrd the shore Without ihc loss OF man. They
made their way TO the lC Frclcn hanet Of Langley,
where ley we're G rcd Tor anu furnished with money
TO get 10 Sidney. Prom iufy the! worked their war
" Hallflx, anu taeucc 10 tins port.
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Pool selling on the Presidential election last
evening was brick with all the odds in favor Of the
Dem cratic ticket. On the result In the State Of New
Yor6. Wden $500 Hlvrs tee5. on the rcsut IN tho
on h, vote ~ ne sat ldcn 500 ilayc. $500 on
general result, llden 81 900 Haye5 N,7pO On Cow
ernor VI New lurs, koDin.on 1900 Morgan 5000.
WaSers were made even that flldtn WOuid we eCOj0
majority In NcV lOrs STATE; alsJ tfat his mAjOr
" IA New Jersey would be 1909.
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william street lIcrchanr Arrested.

Jnhn {. benicr n merchant IN William street.
- @rrcs'o yesterday ou tlc complaint Of Jos6 A. OBJ
rcsln a. oihrrs q Ilu-pt', to.irln. VIA, eav hat
iHr' sD r. suui oi money ic Dtrer Tor the pur
pntt * iNf,i-. -.iuE sivr tr-. at lt lcnirr tailed
!" lNtA hi ttt uAis ~ required. Bal va nx d at
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Gen. Thomas :. ID kin received the Demo,
cratic n.glnat Ii fr CoAgre.. IA IN. Trsi District OF
klnss county last night, the lion. Jnnn v. llunter
HAVING .ertd To- run cn sceJuAt Ut to pressure Of
bis private busLess
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THE WORKINGmEN's VIEW.
Their vOres TO be Cast for tho Wan who hnt
Proved Himself their Friend.

Two thousand mechanics on tho west
side responded to the call OF tue Worklngmen's
Central Council last evening, to unite In lii
den and Hendricks demonstration In Contiuen-
tai Hall. The Chairman, Martin y. HaYburn, in
calling the meeting to order 5 ii that its OBJ
ject was the success Of Democracy and the well
fare OF the laboring classes. 4" Wo have been too
long "a bOnduge," sald Mr.. John knuls Our
votes, taken from us by false promises Of reform
which were never meant to 10 Kept, have laced
unsrrupulUus despOts IN lower. These thieves,
Win their arms 10 the shoulder in the pubic
lroasury ust ne afrdgned at the bar Of jis-
lcr, heiOle The condition OF the masses can no
~ the ltht-st degree improved. In Bruoklyn
NAVY \ I'd bO men 9rH drawing pay, but at no
tine aie mole " u t0 working there. Ihe re-
naindef are tiectloueering u pTliJng tho lie 0f
p.TU uling 0t curfu tion pDd the pbOple's
mon pays tie tills. Wo hlya been deceived
long CROUCH let us be deceived no longer.
Gov. iilden hHs proved his fIleudship to the
workingmen bv administering a pur. govern
neut. His reward viii Os on the 4th Of next
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Work U.iiI after Election.

NJ NANILD-Fnrty aOOd writ 70 Al 't..Sv % sg per
w wees Address immediately, r. L., - ON e'
Nearly ave hundred persons, having read the fore.
going advertisement, applied yesterday at the Office ~
the Uni ed States supervisor Of Elections IN tho fourth
story of the Post Onicf They were ceiyed in room
aud tho hssi-tintb Of SurrrNisur nayrnV ort asked
them now tlej Intended 10 vote, Those wac AFowrl
Weu elves Tor Ihdtn AMI lcnducks were promptly
sent Rdrft, ana only those phJ promised to supQ ri
Hayes -nu Wheeler were requested 10 remain.
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TEE BOyS ~ BLUE.
UOnorably Discharged nnd Crippled Union
soldiers Prevented from Noilng.

PROVIDENCE. l.. l., oct. 30.-lt may in
terest your readers to know that the Republi-
can party, which pretends to be so enthusiastic
for the Boys In Blue, prevents nnu1 her OF Grip
pied and honorably discharged soldiers in this
State from exercising the right of srGrage be-
caussc they happen to be o; foreign birth. Those
men had srms and legs shot oC. and were 9TH
crwise disabled while facing reool bullets and
bgyonets IN the cause Of the Union.
native-bOrn Confederate could come to
Rhode Island and after residing here the ra-
Quiied lrnetn Of tiino 90 to Tue polls aud vote,
while the fureign-Lofn Union soldier, who docs
not ,Nn real estate, cauuut.
J his les iric;ion on suffrage Is maintained by
the Republicans In this ; ate, while tu0 Demo-
Gratis are gLxiOus 10 remove IL,
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FIVE PIRsOSs KILLED.
Train Wrecked GA the Delaware, Lncka
wanna mud Western Road.

GouLpsDoRo, Pa, Oct. 39.-The four min
utos p 81 nine train from Scranton. consisting OF
seventeen cars. was run into by the Summit coal
train, ono mile and a naf north OF GouldsLoro
stail o. on the Delaware. Lackawauna and West
err Ralh Dad this evening.
One G WIS bArned SUD two teoscopnd.
1--we persons were Killed and about thirteen
wNuuued.
\ rorps = -ur-eors 'ttcuicd TO the wounded
full riicuiits % the accident cannot bc
as certaiIed 4 this tln,n.
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Over two hundred letters containing encour-
asrg counts OF the prog esa ~ the canv
cov' ~ he Democratic National Hea'quarters yes-
tcfdsy The nasiet.n' secrefarv tsinas rnere IL
douh that ., DrmOcrats vii carry the state outside
OF OK viy, nj th-t Ia IT mai IiY Ia tNC city
W u tue utl Grey of TIE sal. tOn thift9 to ntty
thnrsltc. pnr lt-rr read; All tiie te.i.w Tue
irACg ar 4 t... N UA tAc Dcmoc .a;ic side"
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A Nororiou. Bureiar Convicted.

John Mundy. ali q Williams, was arrested Ia
Mddlcsex county. New jersey. in August, for burg
larry 10 the cell he attempted suicide BY hanging hut
he Was cut down. He gout mote TO Mrs Citharine
VIII m, 10 East Broadway, In this city. and officers
searching her apartments found many Thousands OF
dollars worth of property that hsd been stolen from
New Jersey residents. She s4id she NliiIa nsa
wife but Wliliaa,s slli she was his sister. Wilins
was tried m Elizabeth yrsterd and convicted on
each OF six Indictment IL carer has been "
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CINCISNArI, oct. 8O.-Eph Holland, a we'll
known sporting nan OF this city, was frrc.tcd
to-day hy the Uritei statcs Marshal On
en- &c a. inducing . Judge Of Election IA
tr ontll Maii o. acfn ~ a frkGiucut y.tc ~ the
ne ,ts'lon from Prank we,tioAa ano,her uo.er.
lbs latter is -lsO under u r.st.
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There w4s large mass meeting 4 the Oemo-
crit, of William burgh "a tHs sql,re formed by tho
Jnrclnn oi BRO dway, Hooper Htet inv si1n avenue,
. 4 Harrison sVe4ur II cytnias. idr.--rs Nrro
CeiFc-cd hY D. Il. Trcsii-el, j. L. Nlytp, TAD Col.
JOsN Nra aurscr.
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RicHToRD, v, Oct 3O-On Sunday evening
J OBricn, ia charge u = section OF the Ml-siauol
Eao a. Wse stabbed a. te sids and neck ana lef un.
conc Gus ue. the taCk AZ EuOsluTg. On recovering
lie craN c fc hs mouse, and tauush uaable give Rii
att-u ~ ti Hhllr repeated inc n3ne OF FaflcA lie.
g2n feIoh iabortr krgin WAS arrested " day.
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Orr Of sicaI,s,r Ar,nchn.

william f. Con0ycr was committed IN Ms
W shington Place Police Court ycstcrlay 10 answer
the Charge OF forging Of his uncle. John c.
tonoy,r. The piisuner vas aitscie OF the Spanish
Lc-A'ilr uluer Uri Sic.l,r anl wUta IA spain mot Q
zen 4" tt.' Ia mn Woma'i, whom De- nairlci. After
sne became ui t'r, IN ts country. h. eithcr could
not tr ui nH' srpuprt r ana art r most starving
10 rcah slc s LOa earning br Al AMI butter tor her
slf aud IA CcrA IN tie Treasury Department In
NUtuilstuu
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HARTFORD, Oct. 30. Inc Grea'est German
mass meeting that eyer assembled in this State was
hell ln thlac) tonight MIR, Joseph Pun2cr was the
speAkrr' Inc euthusiasin vas unbOundet. Huuureds
htr6 unable to gan adluittautc MaIh one p9nt more
Tor llldcu ana Reform
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March, when he takes his place at the head OF
the nation. Ours viii he the return OF those
principles founded by Jefferson and Madison"
MIR. james Connolly and George Blair, Presi-
dent Of the State Trades Assembly, addressed
the meeting.
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Don --anc cluua from Nstct sing Ing,
Iunus trIri, nuu hNryi n. .raarl in tplt 4.i-At
pl.lt--lau ll l.rl iowa lat rttAlgs.
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Et.rov, Pa, oct. 3o.-Allen G. Laco,. CON
Feu,tutci lo De- hanged.
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A gentleman walked into ;he Republican Ma
ton. = lltslqdtg ert NtsitfdaY nLd oN,r tl walef
tlai lllt Wuulu cary Ncw ,rs State Hy sjOOO nar
jtiy. Ao uAt " 3 lDr .Arh 3D. TAX lle a4s s.i.
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Yellow Teyor Disnpprarins.

SAvANNAH, Ga,, Oct. 3O-Ihe total number OF
low t.Yrr
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THE GROOMING OUTRAGE.
Arbitrary Arrests OF Democrats In Louisiana
10 Prevent their yotiug.
EyEkEI1 "A oUsI. NEW lDHk. Oct Al Is.6 (


10 Prevent their yoiius.
Roous OF THE NATIONAL DEN. COMMITTEE,
EyEKBTr HOUsE NEW NoHK, Oct. 81, 1876. I
CARD TO THE PUBLIC
The National Committee have just re-
ceived the following telegram:
NEW ORLEANS, La, Oct. 3O 1870.
Hon. A. s. Heirft, O. aWiaan
here. We would not nina II we could get tnc cases
in tsS Sas ane & Sd s s.i as
wont Try the cases though tue parties are present and
ON Tie arrauts. ON the day net election the
vii be- returned n0 founo AID All the names viii be
on the ch rye u fraudulent reest iiOn f0r 1870
lS5i and many who nave not changed their residence
Pres. Dem ana Con. Com. oi Lou s.ans.
TO this telegram tbs committee have sent the
- ,r o.,,.. 60. Srg Torr. ost 80, 1879.
Thc pc O. the North. Warned N. Fed, raj usur
patton whicn Tor years ass depry LolsiarA Of self
ne prcpar.ticn ana execution 4 ffrud',y Repdb lean
ra.ers to prql.Is tner spoiatl9n and ml-fue IL :.
rc.lstrltion In New Orleans. Kellogg aud hrs
ceoeG "S,c ana to Ten thousand Tass
voters by poRtsal chielne ana ar. is. You as Us
Is our ag,lce that you cxaus egaI aud peaceful
Soa trist Win connacnee TO the inieises, ai bcriy
Living people Of Tits tnon g Vniielts y9n ssan't
'uf1' niyA.ss AbHAA = NLaTdlAn
The practical purpose OF these srrests aud Of
this fraudulent i,gisiry In New Orleans. f. to
cecide the election In Louisiana at one blow, by
exunguishns M ADVANCE It's usual known and
large Democratic msiorty. Aho returning
Board - ftf. ANA .i.t..f.-5 Ct...is4s stAnS5
reauy to perfect all that these frauds fail 10
accomplish.
In tue name of free Government. which Is
thu. overturned DN the abuse Of tue machinery
OF ji-ticc, controlled by interruptions y rti-
san-, the National Democratic Committee ap-
leai to- the people II Tue United states. without
O. "a ~ q fN "a. Cd.
upun the riguts II ftrnmrn. and. tY tntlr votes
on Tuesday next, To make the r-netitiDn Of
such IA crime against UOer y hereafter tmpOs-
sllle. SO Ing as the Constitution ola IA endure.
lBy order vi Tue Committee.
ADRIAN = HEWITT, Chairman.
FRED. q. IRISCE. Secretary.
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The Weather giligc Prediction.
tl3lns temperature. generally clear woather
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-06-21
Alias District Court Summons.
In the District Court Of the Sixth
Judicial District. In and for
lhe county of Eureka,
State of Nevada.

the county of Eureka,
State of Nevada.
THE STATE OF NEVADA SENDS
/ greeting te Isaac Miner. You are here;
oy required to appear in an action commenced
against YOU as def, ndapt by IN Sias and
V. A. McCully, under firm name and style OF
Sias a. McCully as plaintiffs, i'll the District
Court of the sixth Judicial District, in and
for the county OF Eureka, State Of Nevada. at
the town OF Eureka, and answer the complaint
therein, which is on file with the Clerk OF said
Court, within ten days a ter the service on
you of this exclusive OF the day OF
days { served out Of said county but within
this distric;, and in all other cases forty days;
or Judgment by default will be taken against
you, according to the prayer of said com-
The said actioo is brought to recover judg.
ment against you, the said defendant, for the
sum OF Eve hundred and twenty.three dollars
in United States gold coin; three hundred and
seven dollars OF which is for la Dor and mate
rial furnished for you by plaintiffs in their
business as blacksmiths and wngon-makers.
and two hundred and sixteen dollars being an
account assigned to plaintiffs by Uberfelder X
Company.
And YOU are hereby notified. that if you
fail to appear and answer the said complaint
as above required the said plaintiff will take
JUDGMENT against you in accordance with the
prayer Of their said complaint.
S-T In testimony whereof, l, F. II. Har-
L S mon, have hereunto set my hand ana
- atii Xed the seal of said court this 7th
u"' u F. H. HARMON.
Clerk District Court, Sixth Judicial District
Eureka county, Nevada. ieS-law4w
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A HOUSE WANIEn

we were informed last evening that
the Hook and Ladder Company and
hnicker6ocker Hose Company are
medltating the di>bandment of their
organizations, selling their truck and
jumper to parties where greater inter-
est Is shown in fire matters The
company has no house tor its truck
"hlch Is last beiAg rendered useless by
exposure to the sun and weather.
IL a asked the Commissioners tn
supply this needed want, but that
pouy does not seem inclined to extend
any material help. So long as the
co'ipany remains organized it will
promptly perform its duties as fire.
men, but it does not intsnd to make
any talk about it's disbandment, but
90 1t. 1t has expended about 81 900 of
ls own money in buying a jumper
and hose and making improvements
o us house. 1t nov finds itself una
BILE to do more, and receiving no en-
coufageinent to It's organization, pre-
iers TO sell out rather than have it's
truck in an unserviceable condition.
and thereby incapacitated from do
ing good work III CASE it's services are
needed, feeling that it can dispense
with It's share of the work if the prop.
erty-hoider> can. Since the truck has
been left out Of doors a number of the
buckets have been stolen, and each
day renders it less useful, and if there
left will soon be entirely useless and
unfit for service.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-06-21

Morris II. j Joseph. lat the Golden
Rule, is now in receipt OF a fine sample lot Of
Geo. Wostonh9lm 4 Sons celebrated I. x. l..
pocket cutlery aud ralors; a splendid seiec-
ton of first quality meerschaum and briar
Gillott's steel pens, ETC.; all OF which he has
importe direct from herope. Having placed
himself in CORRESPONDENCE with b. Ii. Joseph
" Co., of Birmingham, England. he presents
to the mercantile public Of Eastern Nevada
the opportunity Of purchasing any class of
goods desired in. any OF the European mar
keLs. myl7-tf
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-06-21
NOTICES.

RooMs TO LET. We have fitted up the old
Criterion Hal, over our store, into suites of
rooms, which We will rent unfurnished for
offices or sleeping rooms. This is the most
desirable loca ion in town, and parties desir-
ing o rent will do well to make immediate
application to U. DUNkEL 4 co.
je2l-tf
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MOC'Ii'S.
apl9

CLOTHING elegantly cut and made to order
by frst-class tailors in San Francisco, at very
reasonable prices. Measures taken and fits
guaranteed by NJ. II. Joseph, at the Little
Golden liule Store, on Main street, two doors
below Justice Beatty's Courtroom, 80
there and see sample. N.Y.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-06-21
NOTICE

OLIVER WEST CONSOLIDATED MIN
- ing Company-Location Of works: Eureka.
Eureka county, Nevada-principal place of
business: San Francisco. California.
Notice is hereby given that at a meeting of
the Trustees, held on the oath dav of May.
1875, an assessment-No. 6-of Ten Cents oc
per share, was levied upon the capital stock
of the corporation, payable Immediately in
United States gold coin, to the Secretary, at
the office of the company, Rooms Nos. 8 and
4, Sherman's building. No. 60i. Montgomery
street. San Francisco, California. :,
ANY stock upon which this assessment shall
remain unpaid on the eighth-Sth-day OF
July, 1876. will be delinquent, and advertised
for sale at public auction and unless payment
is made be ore, will De sold on SATURDAY,
tn fifth 5th-day of August. 1876, to pay the
delinquent assessment, together with the cost
of sdvertisinl and expenses of sale.
+. X. BUNKER, Secretary.
Ohice-Rooms Nos 3 and 4. Sherman's Build
ing. No. 6O6. Montgomery street. San Fran
cisco, Cal. Jelo-td
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-06-21

FROM PANCAKE.-H. X. Mitchell ar.
rived in town from the coal mine at
Pancake last night. He reports plenty
OF water still in the mine, making it
necessary to send for an additional
pump. He speaks very encouraging
ly OF the mine.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-06-21

CLOSES FOR REPAIRs.-The Sazerac
saloon closes to-day for its annual
clean up, and will remain so until the
first aof July. During the time the
place will be entirely renovated, and
be reopened in better shape than ever.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-06-21
MOCH'S.
apis

WATCHES and ~jewelry neatly repaired. II
YOU want to have your watches and je1elry
repaired in a w~orkmanlike manner, 80 to T.
Steler's jewelry store. one door south Of 5.
Ashim & Co., Main street. 22-apl6tf
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-06-21

REFRESHING. - Last evening Ma
lures sprinkling pot was working for
a short time and our town refreshed
with a light shower of rain, though
not OF sufficient duration to e%tfectualIy
lay the dust.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-06-21

IN TowN.-M. l.. Staugroom, ap-
pointed by the Ruby Consolidated
Company as manager OF it's interests
here, arrived in town Monday night.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-06-21

AT WINNEMUCCA.-The AmyS Stone
troupe is billed to appear at Centen
NAL Hall. Winnemucca, on Friday
next. Our %neighborS Oh the Humboldt
have a treat in store for them.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-06-21
NsOC'Ef'S.
apl9

FINE GIG lRs.-We havejust received direct
from Eastern importers a choice lot Of gem
uine Havana cigars, which we will keep cen
stantly on hand for our patrons at the Parker
House bar.
ie9-im HINCKLEY & LOCKWOOD.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-06-21

For SALE-A No. l Monitor bagatelle
table: must be sold Immediately. ANY enc
can secure u bargain by calling on the pro,
r~rietors Of the Garibaldi Saloon. opposite
II: Kinds liquor store, Main street.
le-0-Iws TORRE & BABERIA.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-06-21

ATTENTION. WoRKINGMEN! - Board per
week. 81: three NAL tickets fol- 81. Every
thing in the market you will find on the
table at kEMP'S. opposite the Richmond
furnace. my9-tf
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-06-21
THE BLOCK l.

From a letter received by Jack Perry
from Cheyenne, we learn thai General
Crooks command has beer badly
whipped 10y Sitting Bull and his war
riors at Powder River. The Indians
still inte>t the roads leading to the dig
gings in the Hills aud cause consider
able trouble. Several big returns of
god have been made by the late arri-
val of trains, one lot of 80 pounds som
ing in by a train Il few days since. The
Indian Commissioners deny all reports
of the Indians being hostile, and in.
form the Departmental Washington of
a statement of facts utterly at variance
with the real truth. The Indians are
all armed with needle guns furnished
them at he agencies.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-06-21
ROLL OF

The following is the regular monthly
roll OF honor of Mrs. He,zel's private
school. 1t is made on the basi, of n
hundred for perfect: