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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-07-07
REPORT.

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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-07-07

FINE CIGARs.-We havejust received direct
from Eastern importers a choice lot of gen-
uine Havana cigars, which We wall keep con-
stantly On hand Tor our patrons at the rarkor
House bar.
je9-im HINCKLEY & LOCK WOOD.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-07-07

The WAR NEws.-Yesterday, upon
receipt of the news of the death
of General Custer and the %slaugh-
ter of his command, we issued an ex-
ira containing the Geographic report of
the affair. The news created the most
intense excitement in the town. and had
"A cali beeu made for volunteers "A com
PAM could have been raised in less than
An hour TO proceed to the front. Nearl,
all the flags We're hoi>ted at half mast
IN respect to The fallen soldiers. Our
dispatches state that great excitement
prevails at Virginia City and that Steps
have already been taken for he organ
iZation of "A volunteer company there.
although It is not probable that their
services will tie brought into requisi-
tioE,
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-07-07

BARBARY COAST Row.-A coalburner
and a bronco sport had an alteration
yesterday afternoon, in a ginnery on
the Barbary Coast. The trouble was
in relation to a game of cards, the
manipulation of pasteboards maintain
ing that Tipping a jack from the bot
tom was perfectly right and leg Il
mate during the centennial year, a POI
sition which the carboniferohs gentle
man declared %untenable and in a d.
rect violation of the principles SET
forth in the Democratic platform. The
argument waxeh spirited until finally
the sporting gentleman emphasized
his remarks with ge>ticulative earnest
ness upon the nasal protuberance of
his opponent, who retaliatrd with an
animated gesture from the start,oari
shoulder. The affair terminated in
both PARTIES accepting an invitation to
take a walk with Officer Mckee, who
will doubtless introduce them / Jus.
tice Beatty this morning.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-07-07
FOR SALE Or LEASE.

THE ELK0 HOTEL, SOUTH MAIN
street, Eureka. including furniture, bed
ding, bar fixtures, dishes. Kitchen utensils,
sold or leased on favorab bic terms. The estab-
lishment is centrally located and doing a good
business. For particulars, apply on the
premises. !e30-lw~
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-07-07

FURN s9En Rooms To L.T.-A suite Of two
rooms. hands 'mely furnishrd. in a private
DO ,rding-house. Apply at MRS. BEENt'S,
On opIins street. je2i-tf
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-07-07

MOCM'S,
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-07-07

On opIing street. je2i-tf
Jos. of the Golden Rule store, has added to
his ordinary stock Of goods a line of good and
substantial boots and shoes: also hats and
caps. Gail and b. assured that he sells
CHEAP FOR CASH. ie27-tf
NEW GooDs.-The largest stock of Swiss
MULE, Victoria lawn, Bishops avn and
jacknette, lust arrived at %. Dunk ell Il Coz,
from New YORK. Our entire stock of cloth.
ing is for sale.
GET your Cigars, Tobacco, Cutlery. Station
cry and Notions at the Golden Rule.
Jr2 itf
To PREVENT CoSFLAGRA rtoN and save money,
go to Clark's and buy Dowuer's oil. jel5tf
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-07-07

san Francisco stock Exchange.
SAN FRANcisCo. July .,
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NEW TO-DAY.
LIST OF LETTERS

DEMAINING IN THE POSTOFFICE AT
~ Eureka. Nevada, on the 9Th day of
u y, 1876. Persons calling for any. Of these
letters will please say Advertised
j uly 7th. 1861
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-07-07
LOCAL ~iNTElLiCENCE.
Arrivals and Departures.
nennrturc. Ss.terdny.

IS II suREKA AM rALIsaDE RAILROAD.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1876-07-08

hiti ScseASiS oSiiiS to-uay auionS Jul uioSt
valuable and worthy citizens.
Among the various special enterprises
in the way of colonization which were
started in the county that summer, was
a small community which settled on a
little tributary of the Neosho a few miles
below Humboldt. They were vegetarians
in profession and practice, eschewing
animal food, tea, coffee and all other
stimulants, and subsisting on weeds and
vegetables, except, it is said, perhaps
with touch of ill nature, when they
visited their outside neighbors. These
people attracted some attentian by their
peculiarities, but their advanced hygenic
notions did not find here a congenial
soil. The community languished and in
a few years disappeared, leaving no trace
except the name which still adheres to
the little creek upon which they settled.
Allen Co. first formed portion of the
New York Indian reservation. The In
dian title had been but recently extin-
gui he'd, and up to this time the land
had not been surveyed. As mentioned
heretofore the 9th standard parallel pass
ing through the county half mile north
of Humboldt had been established in
1856. The township and range lines were
run during this and the following sum-
mer. but the subdivision was not COM
pleted till the summer of 1859. In
consequence of this there was much
uncertainty as to the boundary and ex-
tent of territory claimed by individual
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1876-12-08

GAeTixG THEIR voTEs Til. cleo
4osp of fifteen States met vt their
1eetive capitals on Wednesday last
I'D ost their votes for President of
49, Illinois. Maine. Wisconsin, Min
t(A. New Hampshire. Nevada. Mas
.osehusc,ts. Ohio. Vermont. Louisiana,
o1h Carolina and Colorado. cast
tAfsotes for Hayes and Wheeler, and
lteu iork. Connecticut and Maryland.
- I'D len and Hendricks messengers
u ooch STATE being chosen to carry the
Do3A octiiieafion Of the result of the
V0lo 81 Washington.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1876-12-08
FRIDAY, December 8.
EPREsIDENr's MESSAGE.

d = the exclusion of our usual editorial
Ira a much local matter. We give place
this 0oen;ag 70 Grant eighth apd
~ aonual message - Presi.len, Of the
Hosesd States. II is unusually brief,
|oe1Day disappoint many on account
r. - almost total silence upon the late
|o1ec1ion and the exciting issues Of the
~. 10 anch, however. it may he we'll
~ st1ts that the President regarded all
1o6esence TO these matters ~ inoppor-
49, intending. no doubt, to allude
- Mem fully in a special mes
6pAt an early day in the session.
Ihe message will be found in full upon
- nsstssd sscond paess
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1876-12-08

Fas HAYES Tho Louisiana Can
yAssipe board. ~ WAS to have been cx-
$1,000, rejected the returns from suf-
Asfeat number Of parishes in that
lAte, on tue ground 1T fraud and in
AfdIRtioi'. to give Hayes and Wheeler
nodsome majority, and accordingly
1eed, on the 9th inst, the Repnbli-
!, lectors duly elected.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1876-12-08
DISTRICT o. conruBIA.

The reports of the district commits
sioner and the heard OF health are lust
received too late 70 read them and 10
make Recommendations thereon. and are
herewith submitted.
TIE CENTENNIAL EXHIBITION.
The International Exhibition. held
in Philadelphia this year. in commemo.
ration Of the hunireth anniversary
of American independence. has proven
a great success and will no doubt he of
enduring advantage 10 the country
1t has shown the great progress in the
arts sciences and mechanical skill made
in . single century. and demonstrates
that We are bat little behind the older
nations in any ons branch, wniie in
some we scarcely have rival, Il has
served 10 not only bring people and
products Of skill aud labor from ali
parts Of the WORTH together. in bringing
together people from all sections of our
own country which must prove grea.
benefit IN the information impaired and
the pride IF the country cngeLdered
IL has tsea suggested by scientists lu-
terestsd III and connected with the
Smithsonian Institute. la ca communi
cation herewith submitted, that the
Government exhibit ba reiaav.i Z, the
capital and suitable building erected
or purchased for it, acco ntao<is,ien. "A
. permanent exhibit. ss.rnestiy rec
omuend il. ami believing that Con
gress would secossd this view, directed!
that oil government. exhibits a, the
Centennial Exhibition should remain
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1876-12-08

shs Y.
Inc report If the Secretary Of the
Navy shows that that branch of the
service Is IN condition A. effective
as II is possible tn keep i, with the
means appropriated to the Department,
/, is. of coarse impossible to rival the
costly and progressive establishment.
OF great European powers with the
old material Of our navy to which no
increase has been authorized since the
War. except the eiSh, small cruisers
hnilt tn sapply the places Of Others
which have gone to decay vet the
most has been doae that was possible
VITA The means AZ command. and BY
Substantially rebuilding some Of our old
ships with durable ma,erial. ard Gem
ple'ing, repairing and refit,sny oar
monitor feet, the navy has l.een grad
aalIy 50 brought up. that though. il i,
does not maintain its relative position
With the progressive Lavies If tie
world. i, IS nav Ia condition more
powerful aud effective than il has
ever been IN time Of peace. The csm-
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-06-04

Ih,ngy. aga nuthshal | own to you weakness'-I
or Crichtoaf" asked the mask scarcely
able TO repress his seorn
or my mother. caro- mio I hold 1t q rule
never to Interfere with her plans unless they
Interfere with my own and in this instance see
not how our interests can be mixed up with your
wishes. Besides. to speak plainly. | have an
al1atr on hand ut this moment which may not
lmpropaby excite her displeasure: and | am
unwilling to hazard aught that may occasion SO
rous grounds of difference between us Why
not tarry til tomorrow"
Becauso-but | have already sinted my
rea5ons for this urgeney-t must be to
night
You have rs little reliance on Ruppirri MS I
have. mon cousin laughed tho king
Hm as little accustomed 70 baulk my in
filnntiionf as y2r9r malcsty replied the mask
be2itate to seize It. v wv Saint m PAUL @ no. % Jetan
y7u. sire. suffer me 10 quit The presence Since
you doellne ewing nae your authority. will act
upnn my own responsibility
stay. replied the KING vaciIIating between
the awe IN which he stood Of GATHERINGS resent-
mont and his anxiety to serve the mask; 90 the
Euhfd Statpned round tIo liptCl de scissors
refused YOU admlttance. you say. This ring will
obtain 1t for you. Take it. ana take the girl. and
RugEi"r, TOO il you list So that You rid us and
our good city Of Paris Of him and his accursed
WaNnu images, care not. If you encounter tho
Queen Metnrr l leave you to mako your own
thc mattor.. You need fear no tnlcrrutton on
TIE part OF trrhtpn He is safe within this
Ibamber and viii give instant orders that the
doors of the Louvre be closed till dawn"
I'm an hour that caution will bo needless. :"
exclaimed tho mask triumphantly. Ire that
space b. past, my views will be accomplished -
And with houghty salutation. the unknown
departed
The king remained an instant In conferences
with ou lIalde. Chieo. who. upon the de-
parture If the mask. had yaratcd his scat ap-
preached them. Our Jester had a strong pen
chant for caves dropping.
Let the portals Of the Louvre be instantly
closed, said Henri; - not guest must go forth
till dawn abCyp all the Chpvalier Criehton."
The hiof val bowed.
| have further commands for thee con
tinuod the king, lowering his tone" al my
wonted signal thou wilt eStinguish the lights. y.
\ scarcely perreptible smile played upon Du-
lialde's rourtler-like countpuanro.
" ilul runs itso = said Chieut drawing noarer
10 the group. And here we leave bin to return
20 tho lovers.
" iselairmondo" whispered The Scot as the
buff''"n quilted the tablo. 50 paec your trust un-
bestatiugly in that man. He is your safe -guard
tpnildo in him and fear nothing"
do not fcnr. Chevalicr Crirhton." replied
tbc d"m7iscle in the same low tone. I'm my
extremity ! have ono friend who will not fail
me the good EloreHtn Chr"tien.'
You have ono who viii perish for YOU or with
you, returned trirhtou. Wcshatl meet again
Perhaps. answered EsclHirmonde: and
get know not: tho future is gulf into which
dare not gAze. If possible, / will quit this
palaeg-thS clty-pi the morrow. ono tie alone
can detain me, If | ana free frorn this hateful
boudaGe.
" Henri tie yalois. rejoined voice.
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-06-04
First and Last.

But tell me- dear" she said
And coaxingly the soft eyes shone
And shyly drooped the modest head
Beside his own
But tell me, hare you loved before2
Orone, or more 2"
The eager. sparkling face
Was full Of tender trusting grace;
She did not fear his answer then,
Her king Of men
But tell me, dear. the best and worst.
Or, am first Z"
He turned his eyes away;
Yet closer still her hand he pressed.
Nor answered yea. nor nay;
blush confessed
All, in one burning word,
Unsaid. unheard!
Quick came burst Of tears
A tempest from an April sky
And then: Forgive my doubts and fears.
He heard her sigh.
why should care what loves are past.
So mine be lastr1
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-06-04
With his chiefs barbarian

With his chiefs barbarian
Seeks the gorlnous Vatican.
'Tis n wondrous sight to see
In Christian hail that company
But the Gilman warriors soon
Scout the urecepts of Mahoun.
Wines of Sicily and Spain.
yoyousy those paynims drain:
While Borgias words their Taught stir.
Bibmus Papaliterr''
AT signal pages three,
With gold gobets. bend the knee;
Borgia pours tho purple stream
Till beads upon its surface gleam.
" Do us reason. noble guest
Thus Iizime. the pontin pr ssed
By cur triple crown there lies
In that wnc-cup Pnradisel"
High Iizima the goblet raised
Loud HHimo the Cyprus praised
10 each guest in order slow
Next tho felon pagCS go
Each in turn the Cyprus uuars.
Like Iizime. each wildly laughs
Laughter horrible and strangel
Quick nnsucS II fearful change.
Stiilad soon is evrry cry,
h2raol is standing by.
Glared Xizimo but spake no moro:
BprGas Fatal foast was Ger!
Pm the Eutlp nll il high
With the wines Of italy,
BurGias words our laughter stir
EjhimuS l1paliterl
"Bibimus rcgf litert exolamed Henri ns
Crchtons song concluded. "Dou Mercii We
have no broad of such a ernsummttioR at our
orgies A reyoIlor might wel stand in awe OF
the bowl if after his nocturnal banquet he
should awaken in Flysum. You must now per
force pledge as mon Eepssois ar we shall think
You hold our fcnsts in the Same horror a. those
Of Borgia a cup Uf Cyprus-yo will not refuse
"IFo will not rofuso me." said Marguerite de
Valois. Give mo 4 goblet Iosoi" -
page approached with n inge u 81 gold. Fill
fer mo- sAid the queen. And the wine was
poured out 70 our reunion, whispered she4
drinking.
i pledge you madame" answered Crichton.
raising tho goblet
Margucres eyes were nSod upon hin. All
trace ot color had deserted her checks How is
thsY" evplnimed Criohton. laying down tho
goblet untasted. Poison DO Borgia's drugs
find entrance here
"roisonl" echoed ~ rising in astonshment
and dismay.
"Ay- poison" rnerntnd Crichton, ''See tho
ruddy bnz"ar III This ring has become pal" as
ounl. This vim is psi4oued.
have drunk Of t." said Marguerite with Il
withering look. Your own faint heart mis-
gives you.
observed triehton. steruly. The knife af Parry
sades wns anuinted on enc side outy.
Bring y Venetian glass, cried Henri. that
will rnmove or confirm your suspicious
Saug,lieul thevniior triehton, If this inter
ruption bc groundless YOU shall bitterly repent
it,
Give mo the Venice gIa44. said crichton. Il
will abide the issue"
glass was brought bon shaped, light cloar
M crystal. Cricht,n took it and poured within
ID the contents Of bis own goblet
For second u" change was observed. nc
wine thou suddenly b4sed and foamed. The
glass shiyerrd into - thosieand pieces.
All eyes wnrc now turned On the Queen 81 Na-
yarro Sho had ininted.
Lrt her he cared for. said Henri. affecting
Indifference. "Mfon must atteud her he Will
understand 4" and the king whispered few
wordat to pu IIalda. Fair DANES. and you. mes
ssigpears." added he to tho guests, who looked
on a4.ha-t this incident must nVt interrupt our
revel samson. W. appoitl thoe our tastor-
wine wine.
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-06-04
Borgias holds a papal fete,
And Zizime. with heart elate.

Pope Alexander VI ofthe family Of Len2uoi,
but who assumed. previous to bis pontificate,
the name Of Borgia. a name rendered Infamous,
as well by his own crimes and vices. as by those
of the monster offspring Cesar and Lucreza
whotu he had by the courtezan Vanozza. accord.
ing to Gordon. instigated to the murder of
Zizime or Diem son OF Mahomet III, by reward
of 100000 ducats, promised by Bajazet brother
to the ill-fated Gilman Prince.
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-06-04
THE THREE oEGrra

In hanuuGt hail beside the king,
Sat proud ThyesteS rcyeling.
The festal board was covered tar
The feStal meats Nern rich and rare,
They stes ate fun daintily.
Theyestes laughed fall Justify.
But soon his naughty visage fell
dish was brought and, W. to tell
A CORY head that charger horel
An infants look the features worel
1heyestes shrieked-king Artreus smiled
The father had devoured his child
Fill the gobIet-fill il high
To Fheycst"s' revelry.
OF blood red wines the brightest choose
The glorious grape OF SYRACUSE
For u victory obtained
D'cr the savage Gct4 chained,
In his grand CBsarean hall
Domitian holds high festival.
To solemn feast bcsought
Thither are the senate brought.
As he loins the stately crowd,
Smiles each pleased patrcan proud,
One by Que each guest is led
Where Dnmitian's feast is spread;
Each. recoiling. stares aghast
AT the omnous repast:
Round ahacuS Of backcSt shade
Black trielinia are laid.
Sable vases deck the board
With dark -colored viands stored:
Shaped like tomhs, on either hand
Rows Of dusky pillars stand;
Ger each pillar in line.
Pale sepuchral lychni shine:
tlnerary nrnS are seen.
Carved each with name. ween,
BY the siekly radiance shown
Every guest may read his OVID
Forth then issue swarthy slaves,
Each torch and dagger waves;
Some like Names habited.
Figures ghaStly as the deadl
Some as Lemures attired.
LarvR some. with vengeance fired.
See the throat of every guest
BY a murderous gripe is prest
While the wretch. with horror dumb.
Thinks his latest hour is comet
Loud then laugh'd Domitian.
Thus his solemn feast began.
Fill the goblet-fill il high
To Domitian's revelry.
Let cur glowing goblet be.
Crownd with wine of Sicily.
III.
Borgias holds a papal fete,
And Zzme with heart elate.
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-06-04

From Bacchus' fount,
Deep draughts we drain:
Their spirits mount,
And fire our brain:
But in our heart
OF hearts enthroned.
From all apart.
kests Esclairmonde-
Rests Esclairmonde.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-10-22
ANOTHER EXCURSION.
Special Inducements by the Louisville
Nashville and Great SOuthfrn
RaiIrOad-Ths Best, Safest
and Ch eapesG Route.

The Louisville, Nashville and Great
Southern railroad will stsFU spe-
cial excursion to the Centennial and
New York next Wednesday, the twen-
ty.fiith instant. This promises, and we
are certain it will be, the best arranged
and most delightful excursion ever
given cur citizens. The Louis.
vile railroad, by its splendid con-
nectioDs, is undoubtedly the most
preferable route to the Centennial, and
now offers everybody an opportunity to
visit Philadelphia and the east at as
cheap rates as any other road offers.
The route is to Louisville and Cincin-
natl, where exeutsionists have the
choice Of going end returning by the
great Pennsylvania Panhandle, the
Baltimore and Ohio road, the Erie rail-
way, or the New York Central road,
The tickets will be good until the fl
teenth Of November. For all informa-
ton call upon James Speed, at the Lou
isville, Nashville and Great Southern
railroad ticket office, corner Main and
Madison streets. Now is your chance,
fare very low, accom- mOdaIiOns superior
to any other route, time quicker, coaches
better, track smoother. Remember the
tWenty-h -hfthI
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-10-22
ly Radical

OUT of a macs Of teiegrsphie Tepeti-
tions and contradictions received from
Europe yesterday We aIe able TO gather
the fact that England and Russia aione,
OF all the great powerF, have msde and
are making wRIlike preparations. q r
many, France and Italy are yet u1ds'
cided, while Austria is leading in the
effJrt f.r peace. Russia has presented
to the Porte an ultimstum, embracing
in substance the following points; First,
a six weeks armistice uDcOnditionsily;
second. administrative autonomy for
Bulgaria, Bosnia and Herzegovina
third. execution of reforms under the
supervision Of the commissioner named
by the grest powers, and to be protected
by an armed foreign force. With these
conditions before them, the ambassadors
Of the great powers met yesterday at the
residences of G. sneTsl IgnstiCft, the Rus
sian minister, ut ConstantinOple, when,
it is believed, they agreed upon com
mon action for procuring an under
standing with the Porte.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-10-22
] 2CKSON.
An 0ld-FashiOned Democratic Love.
Feast-Big Crowd and ROusing
Time of 1t.
The Democracy Of Madison Fully
ArOused-Abls Speeches by Colonel
Burch and Ex. Governor Neil s.
Brown.
Special to the Appeal

Special to the Appeal
JACKSON, Octob9 9r 3I.-The Democrats
Of jackson and Madison counties held
to-day grand and glorious love-fesst
after the fashion of the olden time. Under
the skilled management Of Captain John
q. FresmaD, chairman Of the Demo-
cratic committee, every arrangement
was most perfect. Hon. Neil s. Brown
spoke at noon to an immense crowd,
and his words 0f wisdom went home to
the. hearts Of all, and old Wings who had
been lukeWRTm before. went away
shouting Democracy and Union, one
and inseparable. Tonight Hon. John
G, Barch made magnificent speech,
one Of the very ablest ana
most telling Of the campaign,
and when be closed the immense
Crowi were Wild with delight
ana hope. The city, at this writing, is
in 8 blaze of enthusiasm. Immense
OOnfres are burning, rockets are cleav.
ing the air, and the loud voice of can
non make the we:kin ring. O.d Madi-
son, the banner democratic county of
the western district, jOyfully greets her
sister counties, and pledges solid vote
for Tilden, Porter, and the entire Dem.
CcTatic ticket,