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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-03-23
APOLOGETIC.

We an apology to the ReueiIe,
or Humboldt Register, and perhaps TO
both, for q mistake in crediting to the
former . portion of a paragraph rela-
tive to the Belknap matter which APP
peared IN the columns OF the latter.
Our squib was written as we were run
ming over cur exchanges, ana the mis-.
take. which in our opinion was not a
very serious one, was the result Of a
little carelessness upon our part. We
don't know how the Register folks
feel about it, but the Rerestie editor ap-
pears to take The matter considerably
20 heart and to feel hurt because we
credited him with a protest against
newspaper accounts of the Belknap
affair being headed Disgrace of the
Republican party" We presume,
from the feeling he exhibits in the
matter, that he desires to be understood
- holding the opinion that the dis
grace resulting from the ex-Secretary's
rascality belongs to and should be at.
tached to the Republican organization.
That is not our view Of the case, but
every one Is entitled to his own opin-
ion, and it affords US pleasure to con
cede 70 . neighbor the privilege
which we claim for ourselves, and to
correct SO far rs lies in our power the
erroneous impression created by our
mistake.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-03-23

RENEWAL OF H CHINESE WAR.
The Chinese war has again broken out
In Virginia City. Last Saturday even
ing All Tom, a Hop Singer, was cut in
the face with q little Ratchet in the
hands Of All Moy, . sam Singer. The
Hop Singers Immediately armed them
selves and but for the efforts of the
police, assisted by the citizens' orga-
nization Of Home Protectors" =
scene Of carnage would doubtless have
snsued. The boss Sam Singer has
agreed to deliver All Moy into the
hands OF the "Protectors," who will
doubtless afford him such ~''protection'
= the exigsncies Of the case require.
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Ell whisky Ring-Frauds Ia t:ae
CuatOms.lIOuse.


SAN FRANCISCO, March =.
Statements telegraphed nom Chi
cago, p%urporiing to emanate from sfe-
ciAl revenue agent Philips, concefnn ny
the whisky frauds on this coas con-
tinue to attract attention. The n cein
indictment of Mappa, formerly Deputy
Revenue Collector At Los Angeles, j.
supposed to be "A hard blow To par les
~endesvoring TO break up the fraudulent
system prevailing. as he III heen re.
lieu upon "a an important witness by
Philips. His indictment was evident
iy in,rigaied by the ring. as the oifense
OIL his part was purely technical. 1t
seems that Mappa ran short of s'amps,
and under instructions from superior
Officers, issuel receipts On HIM there o.,
taking up receipts and issuing stannI Q
when the latter came To hand. When
he closed his accounts, on being re-
moved, and turned over The stamps in
his possession, il MAS discovered that
through mad, ertance soni- of his ie-
ceipt> had not been aiken up, which, be-
in. broughtto his at entlon he proinp ly
ma.te the q good and the bust
ness vas satisfactorily settled. TIE
present indictment was grounded III
the discovery OF " additional case of
tome kind, the mount involved bs
ing five dollars only. MaDpa's re-
moval from office WAS merely To give
place to a friend of a prominent CALI
fornia politicians; not from any dissa :
i.iaclion with his discharge of the du
ties.
An evident attempt at defrauding
the customs has been discovered in
which 20 eases of opium and 10 cases
Of silks received by the Iramer Alaska
from China list December were sup
posed to have been transferred on
hoard the Colorado Tor Panama and
vouchers fled in the Custom-house,
but which were in reality retained in
this city for shipment to the interior.
Attention WAS called to the matter by
the discovery of the packages of silks
in question in the Oriental warehouse.
where they had been stored by some
blunder OF the parties to the swindle.
Special Treasury Agent Mills is of the
opinion that the practice prevails to a
considerable extent. The matter has
been referred to Washington.
Attempt TO Burn the city Hall.
SAN Francisco. March ~.
An attempt vas made last night by
some person unknown to burnt The City
Hall. The fire was started in the attic,
but being badly arranged burned with
u doing material damage. Had the
attempt been successful it would have
resulted in the destruction OF all the
records and other public documents.
and ~ u furious gale WAS blowing from
the north, a sweeping conhagration
might have followed.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-03-23
NOTICE.

TN PURSUANCE OF IN ORDER MADE
i by the Hcn. Board Of County Commission
crs of Eureka County, New, on the 18th inst,
notice il hereby given that said BEARD v iii
meet on saturday, March 25th. 1876, at 10
o'clock A. NJ, for the purpose OF ~levying the
State and Celnty Taxes Tor the fiscal year
1875. i. II. HARMON, Clerk.
EUREKA, New. March 7th, 1876.
nlarS-td
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-03-23

APPRECIATED. - BY the following
from Mondays Rereiile. IA readers
will observe that the mutton headed
compiler OF lightning intelligence for
the Western Union at Virginia City Is
appreciated by others besides the SEN
TiNEL folks. Listen to the refrain of
nj neighbour Of the ReUeilts:
From our California exchanges we
learn that the jury In the Wilcox case
brought in y verdict of guilty Of sim
pie .asss ali, last Thursday. This Is
s0mewhst stale new To give u read
ers, the majority of whom have prob
ably seen It ere this in the San Fran
cisco papers; but the blockhead who
runs the news mill of the Western
Union Telegraph Company at Virginia
did mol deem the matter OF sufficient
importance to telegraph, and therefore
we were unable 10 give 1t to our read
era when IL was fresh.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-03-23

AFTER THE EiIGHwAYMEN. = Jim
Hume, the we'll know detective OF
Wells, Fargo & Co., arrived in Carson
last Sunday and the next day departed
for the region of Aurora, i'll search of
full haul on Wells, Fargo q Co.'S ex-
press box last week.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-03-23

The New York Herald says that
Senator j. z. Jones sends 10 Elko, Ne
vada, for his potatoes. That's nothing.
He sends to Eureka in the same State
for his reading matter.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-03-23

THE Gold Hill Nems announces it.
self for Blaine and Bristow for Presi-
dent and Vice President. Let's see
BAecher, Bahcock, Bo ven, Belknap
Blaine and Bris-no-we won't have
it; altogether too many BIS. Let's
try some other initial letters-Pown-
ing and Adams, for instance.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-03-23

BorH OF THEM.-An exchange de-
scribes Mrs. Belknap "as a lady Of
magnificent presence" The consort
of our excellent President ia also a
lady of more than average "presents,"
we should infer. judging from her ac-
ceptance of that S4,S0O watcl from Gen
ingalls,.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-03-23

DEAD.-Col. H. NJ. Vesey died at
Reno last Sunday evening. Deceased
was a pioneer in Western Nevada and
was greatly esteemed by a large circle
oil friends and acquaintances who sin
csrely regret his death.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-03-23

THE only faro bank i'm Reno has col
lapsed, and the Mining Reporter says
that Powning of the journal has now
to content himself with playing stage
horse poker.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-03-23

"SKRIMMAGE."-BecauSe the Rev.
eiiie man uses that letter in scrimmage.
is no reason why u McCiearv CORES
pondent should spell can't with a X.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-03-23

WooD is Sl3 per cord in Austin. All
the same Eureka.
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NEW To- d. y.
NEW IU-UA y.
THE NEW STORE.
MRS. n. A. ASHIM.

A FRESH INVOICE or RUSSIAN CA
N War. Hamburg sausage. Anchovies,
piskled ccls, etc.. deli .ious for lunch.
Vegetable Departments
Asparasas, sr,ichokes, cduli1uwer, fresh
x'eso pea. :, and all the california veg eta 5les
in quantities to suit.
For HOusek eepimg:
A splendid and complete assortment Of Chi
nj and tinwarc, castors etc.
Fresh fish and poultry received three times
per week bv express.
Just received a nov lot Of LADIES UN-
DEkW EAR. mr23-lf
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-03-23
Prisoner Commits Suicide.

TKESCUTI, a. l., NdTC1 IT.
In July last, AT Camp Apache. =
soldier named Frank =. Neal, of Com
pany |, Fifth cavalry, while intoxi-
Gated, shut and killed The sergeant OF
the same COMPANY. Neal was brought
mere aud turned over to the evil au-
thorities. The grand jury found atrur
bill against hiIH for murder. His trial
was set for the coming term ofthe Dis
trict Court. On Tuesday last the pris-
one made his escape, was captured ON
sunday and brought back to-day.
While in the jail yard with other pris-
oners he entered the keepers roorns,
seized n pistol and blew his Trains out.
Neal was from New York.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-03-23
Made Some Good Indians.
CAMP GRANT, March

CAMP GEANT, March T.
Advices have been received from the
San Carlos agency. dated 18Th. stating
that fifteen Indian police under guide
Beaunard mad made IA into Lonto
Basin. and on March 9Th killed sixteen
and captured twenty-one renegade ln'
dams.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-03-23
Property.

WASHINGTON, March It.
The arrangements for the sale of the
New ldria quicksilver mine to Mont
gomery Blair contemplates the forma-
ton of a new company by the latter,
in which Mctiarraghan will have a
large in crest, and is the result of pri-
waite offers of compromise made tn Nc
G~arraghan by the New Idria officers
six months ago.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-03-23
EASTERN OISPATC HE'S.
by Overland Telegraph.

ESPECIAL TO THE DAILY SENTINEL.
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Later.

A member of the committee author
ICES the positive statement that the
COMMITTEES has formally determined to
report Dana's confirmation adversely.
Another member charactsrizes Dana's
letter to Senator Boutwell, as a direct
insult 10 the committee, and all of
them regard it as very offensive.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-03-23
PACIFIC COAST DISPATCHES.
FROM CALIFORNIA.
Fatal Accident al Santa Cruz.

atNl ACCA<sChht ~
SAN JOSE, March Il.
Word was received here this after
noon from Santa Cruz that Thomas NJ.
Lolly, late County Assessor Of tn s
county, and more recently superin-
tendent for the San Lorenzo Flume
Company, of Santa Cruz, had fallen y
distance OF ninety feet from the tres;le
work OF the t1ume and was killed. He
WAS a member of the Order of Odd
Fellows here. and stood very high in
the community. He leaves a wife and
sons. He was a native of PennSyi-
vania and about ~ years of age.
Preparing for Another Raid.
CAMPO, March Il.
Information deemed to be reliable
has beeu given to Ga>kill Bros, by 4
Mexican officer, that Cruz Lopez, who
led the raid of December 4iti, is now al
Tecarie, just below the line, forming a
band for another aid
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StiiI k~truggIing.

WASHINGTON, March 81.
There is no truth in the report that a
compromise has been effected between
the Scott and Huntington N ere>ts re
garding the southern tranScon mental
railroad. They are still struggling be-
fore the senate Railroad Committee.
General Schenck ana Caleb y.
Marsh Gone 10 Washington Wis.,
c~elianOus.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-03-23

NFFs ~ -
The Democratic State Convention
met at Fulton Hall. III. b. Wright,
Chairman of the State Central Commit
tee, caleb the convention to order.
Hon. VIM. Playford, of Fayetta, was
elected temporary chairman by an al
most unanimous vote. Playford re-
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-03-23

DIR. Bradford was before the Com
inittee on Expenditures in the War
Department to-day. He gave a state
ment relating to his appointment AS
trader at Fort Craig and as To the mo-
ney he had given the lobbyist Hawk
ms Taylor to procure 1t for him from
the Secretary OF War. Witness informed
the Secretary that he was paying Tay-
lor as his agent.
Pennsylvania Democratic state
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-09-27
THE INDIGNATION MEETING.
what oar AExrieved EsEiish.Amsr-
iean Cttiness Did NJ Their Meet.
Tag Last Eveniag.

Last evening ameeting Of the "English-
American Citizens Of Storey county vas
held in Washington Guard Hall. ID street.
Virginia. A President and Secretary were
elected. Several persons asked why the
meeting was called. Mr.. Robbins e1-
planned that tho English-Americans had
been insulted In the late Republican Con.
yention Of Storey county by some prom.
iuent man ON the ticket. who had stated
that hs could purchase them all for . glass
of beer. lie also said that the Rspub-
licans Of Storey county had become tho
old Know Nothing party. No far a. he
vas concerned he should vote for Hayes
and Wheeler. but would scratch the
county ticket. This seemed 10 DO the
sentiment u nearly all present. Thomas
A. stephens being loudly called for.
made quite . good Republican speech.
but was called TO order In conse-
auence Of his not combining his remarks 70
the busniness on hand. 4 motion 10 call
the club tho British-American Club was
carried, but when Q motion WAS . 10
organize. u was voted down. Those OPP
posel 10 the organization were invited TO
leave, but they concluded not 70 accept
the invitation and asked who would put
them out.
Later In the evening after much discus
sion. Il WAS decided W organize. and TO
that end . Committee was appointed on
Consultation and bylaws. TO report next
Thursday evening ct the same place. A
lively meeting IL expected.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-09-27
Dldn't Want a Railroad Guide,
IYrom tho ps,rol, Yrs Prs,,.l


Yesterday forenoon . young man. whose
business Il was 10 sell railroad guides 10
any ono who would buy. found . Jefferson
avenue clothing dealer sitting In an arm
chair In front Of his door. and after q
kindly salute the agent handed out n Of
his guides and said:
"Thero II tho ~hsndsomest little book
IN the world. II contains tho name, time
table and route Of every railroad In this
county"
"I neffer puys no such kind Of pooks."
replied the dealer, as no glanced through
It.
"But you want that pamphlet. my dear
sir. You look like . man who travels
around considerably. and no traveller car
get along without one Of these guides"
don't care 10 guide no railroad"
said tho dealer. shaking his head and
turning away.
Hold on, %now-Just look through u
once. suppose. for instance, that you want
to 10 10 New Orleans"
81 shall ncffer 60 thore 80 long ~ I am
born"
"wcli. suppose you wan. to 60 TO
Omaha"
"Den I don't Co."
"what do you do when you wantto goto
Chicagof 7" asked the persistent agent.
81 stays at home"
"well, suppose you hal to 90 /; would
not you have TO look At . railroad time
table then 2"
"No, sir. I should go down by der
depot. get on der train. puy some apples
OF der boy. and ! should step of In
Chicago like soine grease u
The agent had no further arguments TO
adyanco.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-09-27
REPUBLICAN
lIes. Thomas wrss ana ne. Chss.
q. ne Lsag 10 Address the rec
pie OF the Stass Of Nevada

The work Of the campaign Is hereafter
IN he vigorously pushed ahead by the Re
publicAns. New clubs are being formed
and greater interest Is being infused into
those already In operation. Everything
has an encouraging look.
Hon. z. T.. DE Long. and Hon. Thomal
Wren, our nominee for Congress. viii
enter the. field immediately. They viii
address the people on tho issues Of the day
as follows:
silver City. Friday. September %.
Genoa. Saturday. september 10.
Elko. Monday. October D.
Eureka. Wednesday. October II.
Austin, Friday, October Is.
Belmont. Monday. October 10.
Reno. Saturday. October Is. .
Carson. Monday. October 30.
Gold Hill. Wednesday. Novsmberi I.
Virginia, Saturday. November 1.
The Hon. q. 4. DE Long will address
the people a. ~follows:
Winnemucca. Saturday. October Z.
Bellcville. Thursday. October 10.
Columbus. Friday. October 20.
Aurora. Saturday. October II.
Hon. Thomas Wren will address the
people as follows:
TSybo, Tuesday. October IL.
Hamilton, Thursday, October 10.
Ward. Saturday. October II.
Phoebe, Monday. October -.
The County Committees are requested
10 make arrangements for the reception vi
the speakers and the holding Of the meet
ings As above.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-09-27
KILLED 10 . Tunnel.

Killed Ia . Tunsei.
BALTIMORE. September 27.-rwo isbor-
es we're killed and two others ssriously,
injured by the fall Of . rock In . sumner
here yesterday.
rhauks % General Newton.
NEW Yoax. September a.. = General
Newton Yesterday receiveda vote OF thanks
from the Board Of Pilot Commissioners.
CHEAP Cssl In she East
NEW Yonx. September 27.-The DslA-
ware, Lackawanna and Western road sold
100, 900 tons Of Scranton coal to-day. The
attendance was very large, the prices rang
Ing from % 81 70 " per ton.
The Csntsnuiai To-Day.
PHILADELPHIA. September T.-The A.
tendance at the Centennial Exposition 10
very large. Many people have come into
town to-day 10 DO present ct the
vania Day celebration tomorrow. and they
help 70 swell to-day's throng. Every In
dicstion Il that the attendance tomorrow
will 10 tremendous. and many predict that
the crowd will number 100000.
Tildsn's Brother "Rsfsrsnsr" en
His way Home.
NEW Yoax. September IA diepatch
from viso states that Twood was removed
last evening from his fortress prison. Cas-
tello del Costa. where he had been o q
fined for twsnty-one days, to the United
States Franklin. Tweed offered very lit
tie objection TO his removal. lie was
every consideration, and the quarters Of
Rear Admiral Cose were assigned him.
Tvesd's companion. Hunt, was taken on
board the Franklin. but was almost immo-
diAtely set Ut liberty. Hunt. after his re-
lease, WA very reticent, and still main
tains that his friend Secor was not Vim.
N. Tweed. Hunt. after leaving the Frank
lin. went Immediately 10 SOC an American
friend al tho Hotel Europa, registered
there under the name Of II. Sands. Sands
IL considered 10 DO Tweed's IN. There
Was much opposition 10 the surrender Of
Tweed. and the action Of the Government
was almost universally condemned. Hunt
speaks we'll Of the treatment which he and
his companion received ut the hands OF
the Spanish authorities. They were not
allowed 10 communicate with each other.
and were closely guarded, but otherwise
they received every courtesy and alton
ton. Tho hour Of the departure Of the
Franklin IL set for 2 O'Clock this After
noon, and IL IL calculated that the voyage
to New York will take about thirty days.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-09-27

Two BEAuriEs.-The schoolma'ams are
In Q dutter Of excitement over the nomin.
atoms made by the Conventions Of both
political parties for the Office Of superin-
tendent Of Public Schools. Both Pro-
fessor Pasmore and Rosebud Graham are
SURPRISINGLY beautiful men. II 10 against
the Professor that he IL married. but the
Rosebud was injudicious enough TO declare
before the Convention yesterday that II
elected he would discharge the duties Of
the Office without "fear. favor or Alec
tion." II the ladies thought that the
Rosebud meant that last. they would be
against him 10 . man. 30 to speak.
A QUEEN AYrAm.-Annie Harrington
was arrested In Virginia last night charged
with assault with . deadly weapon. II is
alleged that Annie cut . waiter. In . ID
street restaurant. In the arm last evening.
Tho woman says that The wound WAS made
with her large shawl.pin and accidentally.
She says that she hal no grudge against
the waiter. who was more frightened than
hurt.
WHEN tho result OF the ballot for Dis
triet Attorney was announced In the Con-
vention yesterday. Mayor Btonehill's scalp
Was observed 10 burst into bright red
spots. As Bob Lowery isn't bald. the o..
tent 10 which his head became sore could
not be seen. Ogden Hiles' head was red
all over.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-09-27
FOREIGN NEWS.
The Eastera Question.

ST. PETERSBURG. September 27.-The
Russian Consul at Belgrade has been In
structed 10 declare that Russia car In no
case support the proclamation Of Prince
Milan Is King.
LONDON. September IA depuiation
headed by tho Lord Mayor presented 10
Earl Derby to-day . resolution passed al
q meeting ON the Eastern Question In
Guild Hall ON the 18th instant. Lord
Derby said the Government could not I'M
derrate the strength Of the popular feel
ing, which has shown itself. regarding
the Bulgarian atrocities. In . few days.
Lord Derby said. he should be able 70
publish . dispatch which has already
been sent the British Ambassa-
dor at Constantinoplc. He has been
directed 10 interview the Sultan. and lay
the facts fully and unrsservedly before
him ; to denounce by name the persons In
dicted by Barring q. the principal authors
Of tho atrocities, and TO call for their pun
ishment. Ho has also been directed 10
represent the urgent necessity OF relieving
the sufferings caused by the atrocities and
10 call especial attention TO the women.
Lord Derby Is not In favor Of convoking
Parliament. a. this was . course which
Was only adopted under tho most urgent
circumstance, such ~ . declaration OF
war.
berlin. Sept. 27.-Emperor William. In
addressing . deputation on tho Eastern
question at Stuttgart to-day. said . basis
now appears TO have been found for .
policy for the Great Powers which We may
fairly hope will lead to . very satisfactory
result.
American 0eid Coming Home.
LONDON. September 27.-siIty thousand
pounds worth Of American Eagles were
purchased yesterday from the BANK Of
England at seventy-siI shillings five quar-
ter pence. for the United States. Further
purchases are expected. because tho ship
ment Of wheat and cotton from America
Ia large and tho absorption Of tho new
United States funded loan In Europe 10
steadily increasing.
Latest south Americas News.
NEw Yonx. September 27.-News from
Panama, just received, states that In the
engagement Of August 2lst at Laschauers.
between the rebels and government forces,
the rebels lost more than 1000 killed and
wounded. The government forces lost 200
killed and 800 wounded. The rebels en-
gagged numbered G.6O0 men. and the Con-
stitutional forces $500.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-09-27

Ban fRAscisco. Sept. 27.-i ?. H.
Yesterday In the Recorders ofice . docu-
ment was fled BY James Lick. comforting
upon the gentlemen hereinafter named the
same powers which the former Trustees
had. and confirming everything that has
been done 70 date. The new Trustees RE
@. n. Plume. b. Mastick. VIM. sherman.
Geo. S~chonewald. and X. B. Floyd. the
latter being the only one Of the old board
u retained. Work on all Lick's bsnsvo-
Isn't and scientific enterprises will proceed
without delay.
Lord Dufierin and party started for the
East this morning. They 60 via Chey.
emo. Denver and 81. Louis, stop . day or
20 at each Of these places. and 20 directly
from ~. Louis 10 Ottawa. Worry likely
the party will take In Salt Lake on their
trip.
The Jury In the front Creek nur.
der Case.
NEVADA Crrr. CAL. Sept. 27.-The Jury
impanslsd In the Trout Greek murder case
are w. o. Williams. N. @. Harman. Jas.
d. Early. Hugh McCanley. VIM. y. Ryan.
John Douneclin. II. n. Green. jeremiah
Woods. John Bouney. W. II. Benson. N.
Rosenberg and J. Noffxiggen. The court
has adloured until tomorrow morning.
at ten O'Clock. at which time Sheriff Clark
will have returned from Truckes with
the absent Witnesses