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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-07-21

NEW GooDs.-We would call the at
tention of our lady readers to the su-
perb assortment of dry goods lately
received at Meyers IL Franklin's.
While we would not attempt to en-
umerate a quarter of the articles which
compose the recent addition to their
stock, we would mention as especially
worthy of notice the elegant lot of
ladies' underwear, chemise, blouse
waists, skirts, half and full trail, pill
low cases, and infants robes and
dresses, all of which will be sold at
prices unprecedentedly low.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-07-21

To PREVENT CoNFLAGRArIoN and save money
go Ia Clark's and buy Downcr's oil. jelStf
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-07-21

BLUE.-Eureka Is not alone afflicted
with the blues. The ReveilLe Of last
Tuesday gives the following account
of the prospects in Austin: Every
body seems to look and feel blue over
the dismal outlook occasioned by the
curtailnent and threatened susPen-
sion of the operations Of the Manhat-
tan Company. OF course, the effect
has not yet begun to be felt, but 1t will
make itself apparent ere long. Ger
tainly this state Of things can not en-
dure for any great length of time, but
while it does last there must be losses
and privations. 1t Is hard that at a
time when the mines of Lander hill are
looking better than aver before in their
history the camp should receive such a
serious set back as will nsu from
the present state of affairs. Our people
must grin and bear it, but the grin will
be a hard dose to those who find them
selves without ready money at the OUT
set. Those frugal mes who have a lit
tie put by for a rainy day a weather
the storm for a while, but we fear that
the boarded capital of the larger num-
Der of that class will have vanished
into thin air ere an era of good times
again sets in.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-07-21

BB- NOTICE -xa
All political advertising and job work must
be paid for in advance. There win be no de-
Walton from this rule.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-07-21

iHE AUSTIN MAIL.-The RepeiUe
puo''snes a letter from Congressman
.M~oodourn, which states that that gem
solnan VIII use his influence for the
~HNon.inuance OF the daily mail service
votween Austin and Battle Mountain.
austin people are hopeful accordingly.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-07-21

MAMMOTH WILD CAT.-Day before
Yesterday Albert Watkins killed near
Spring Valley a wild cat which meas
ured thirty-se~en inches from the tip
Of his nose to the terminus of his alb
breviated caudal a~ppendage. The var
mint was the largest specimen of the
feiis catus that we have ever seen, and
Mr.. Watkins intends to have the skin
stuffed tor presentation to the San
Francisco Society of Pioneers.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-07-21

IcE CREAM freezer and outfit for sale at the
Golden Rue. Call and secure a bargain.
ie27-tf
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-07-21

FURNISHED Rooms TO Int. "A suite of two
rooms, handsomely furnished, in a private
clearinghouse. Apply at MRS. BEENE'S,
on Spring street. je24-tf
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-07-21

INFORMATION WANTED.-Mrs. NJ.
s. Holcomb, of Yadkinville, Yadkin
county, N. c., writes to Postmaster
Wilson, of this placs, to inquire con-
corning the whereabouts OF her son,
Lafayette ID. Holcomb, who, for sever
al years, was engaged in sheep herd
ing in this vicinity, but who was last
heard of in this town. Any one
knowing anything about him will con
fer a favor upon his anxious mother
by writing to her at the above address.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-07-21

THE Benefit THIS EvENING.-Don't
forget that Vivian's entertainment, for
the benefit of the Hook and Ladder
Company, off this evening at
Bigelow's Hall. The mere announce
ment that this is the only performance
that the celebrated protean artist will
give in the town ought in itself to be
sufficient to fill the house, but when
it is understood that the proceeds will
be donated to III organization which
deserves so much from our citizens,
we shall be greatly mistaken il there
Is a spare inch of standing room in the
hall. Mr.. Vivian will be assisted by
Miss Imogene Holbrook, the accom-
plished elocutionist, who will render
several of her best selections; also by
Harry Lask, the celebrated pianist,
lately a member of Madame Anna
Bishops company. Reserved seats
can be secured at the hall during the
day.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-07-21

FROM SPANISH BELT.--Miles KEEL
logg, Of the Eureka Brass and String
Band, has recently returned from a
visit Of inspection to the Spanish Belt.
He thinks we'll OF the prospects of the
new camp, the mines apparently be-
ing both rich and extensive. MI. Kel-
logg invested in a town lot in Barcelona
CITY.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-07-21

MAGIC.-Prof. Address, the cele-
brated ventriloquist and illusionist, ar
rived on last nights train. He will
give an entertainment at Bigelow's
Hall tomorrow evening.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-07-21

Counsellor Thomas Wren left on yes
terday mornings train for San Fran.
cisco. He will be absent about a
week.
ID. C. Sherlock, the S~ENTINEL's next
door neighbor, left yesterday morning
for a visit of a few weeks to Ruby
valley,
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-07-21
INTELLIGENCE.

Arrivals and Departures.
ny rHR EUREKA n PALIsADE RAILROAD.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-07-21

A FINE RANCH.-The ranch of our
fellow-townsman Joseph Mendes, OH
D~uckwater, is producing a magnificent
crop this season. Joe estimates that
he will be able to put up 400 tons of
hay. The ranch is so situated that
either this place, Typo or White Pine
may be looked to for a market.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-07-21
FOR CONSTABLE.

II B. MCKEE ANNOUNCES HIMSELF
IL. as a candidate FOR tho office Of Con-
stable for Eureka township at the ensuing
election. Jyl2'u
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-07-21

MOCH's.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-02-01

require no qualifications, but to
simply give evidence Of conviction
and . sall, and becons attached TO
some one Of over Ave hundred diff
fsrsnt denoninations. They take
The Bible for their guide, and they
do not understssd il, for essh one
leads OF in different course from
his asighbor and says, "this il the
way 10 heaven" They tell us il is
the word of God. iuiallibls in
iss guidause 70 the Elysium.
aud SIN thsy fail 70 sgrce - TO its
intsrpsstatisn snd mssning. There
10 one text, however, they oil agree
upon snd that Il, "The laborer is
worthy oe hIs hire. ''rhey uDsmously
construe this to mean that the con-
gregasien 10 In dsty bound to contri.
bote 70 tssir support By rePlenish-
ing the plats with coin - 1t passes
on Its solemn round every Sunday.
II one Of this profession happens to
have education, talent and ability,
he stands ready to preach the doc.
tsine Of the denomination that will
pay the most libsraily-souls or no
souls. Aud II hs docs not get call
suited TO his estimated ability, We
soon find him In the political arena
re.ahisg Tor the salary. the smolu-
msnts and perquisits Of some public
position. The majority of them can.
not read correctly, much less speak
properly, and they cannot compre-
hsud the genius Of government we'll
enough to venture out on the sea Of
politics very far; but we are always
sure to hnd them on the popular
aide, or that which they think Is most
likely 70 be suceessful. Many OF
their sermons arc dry enough TO
have been blown upon BY the simoom
tor . century, and still they make 1t
. point to speak an hour, prepared
or unprepared. The most Of the
theological profession entertain the
idea that 70 prepare sermon for the
public congregation IL taking the
matter into tlisir own hands. and
lest they should take tho much
honor to themselves, they 90 TO the
saHred desk upprepared and expect
that God will rise their hollow heads
% humble Instruments through
which TO proclaim 70 . benighted
world the glorious attributes of
peity and the rich truths of eternal
life. But 1t takes oil this to keep up
with the rapid movement Of the age
in which We live. 3 't~.f' t-.
Gold Hill. New, Jan. so, 1875.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-02-01

WaT n Isf--Whyiis II that sve-
rybody gpes 70 the Metropolitan boot
and shoe sssofs, No e0South @ streetf
It's bsssass they can get boots and
shoes chespsE snd better than In any
storo In the STATE. G. A. No. .emeier
knows how IA please his cussousSs.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-02-01
MlNIH0 ITEMS.

1t 10 stated that the famous and
long sought for Planchss La Pista
mine in Arizona, which Spanish his
tory says yielded pure silver in such
huge pieces, 200 years ago, that the
crown confiscated It for its own use,
has been found by a man named
Crutz about 90 miles southeast of
Tucson near the Sonora line.
The Leopard Mining Company
commenced shipping buftisn from
from their new mill on October IA,
1878, with bar No, 100. Total ship
men in October, $53, ,2s2 o.; total
shipmcss ia Novernber, ts0yO6 80
total shipment for December, $685.
5l0 %. With bar No. a22; total to
December 3ist t2eAS19 80.
st. Paul, (Minn.) January "a
special dispsschss fsom Bismarck
contain glowing Aseoaass from the
Black Hills country. A party carry.
lug the ssiis be9wsea Rismsrck sad
tho Rlsck .Hilla bad returned and
givsn wonderful rsports Of tho rich
ness Of tho county. The report is
voscAea for - thoroughly truss.
worthy. Twelve Thousand men are
now In that portion OF the Black
Hills through which Rapid Creek
runs. Ths average diggiugs were
oss dollar per hour 70 each man
snd they aw eiS7 taken out in six
hours by four men. Tho next day
tho ssms force took out in tho
came time t1l2. California, for q
person of rsnewn among gold miners,
ssw ~ tsken out of ono pan, there
being ons nugget worth go. All Of
the returning party brought spsci-
mems or COLO OF splendid quality
They all agree in their statements g
with regard to the beauty and rich
mess Of the country. and say Clusters
report vas not ak al sxAgsrated. A
large party 10 prSpsrng TO starr
from Bismarck for tho Hills. and
will taxa . large amount OF goods
Bismarck merchants complain bit
tSsly that ~. Nertheru Pssi&<
Railseaa rsfusss 10. rua trains te
thaa place duriag the present epsu
winter. % that supplies for ths
Black Hills may b ssse forward
fron thst plsee. which 10 much the
naaaasA 10 Ne bssl diesinNs.
, 1876-12-21
ALL AT SEA.
Which Is Still the Condition
OF Parties on the Great
Problem.
The Congressional Commits
tees Not Yet Ready
to Act.
Each House Waiting for the
Other to Take the In
itiative.
Tile House Decides to Ignore tie
Sanctity of Private Tele-
grams.
Il wholesale Demand to Be-
Made on President
0rtou.
Mr.. Hewitt Subjects Himself and
Party to Another Dis
oomfture.
He Charges the POST Office with
Tampering with His
Letters,
And Subsequently Opposes .
Republican Motion to
Investigate.
Mr.. Hendricks Interviewed bv
an Indianapolis Reporter. =
he Apprehends Grave CONSEQUENCES if
the Two Houses Disagree.
Another Chapter Of Murdcrous BULLDOG
Ing from Louisiana.
He Apprehenda Grave Consequences if
tho Two Houses Disagree.
Another Chapter Of Murderous Bulldez-
Ing from Louisiana.
THE GREAT QUESTION.
M'cHAAY's PROPOSITION,

Sptcsa! Dt.pafcA 10 7ne Tribune,
WARRINGTON, D. c., Dec. 20.-The puubcr Of
plans for settling tho disputed Presidential nuca-
tion increases. Thefc fs manifested desire 10
refer TIC election 10 the Supreme Court Reuub-
Ichns WHO TWO weeks ago would listen 10 nothtn.
or the sort arc now constderlng the various plans,
Iho McCraFy plan. introduced the 1rst dnY OF thu
daston, increases In favor. It Is that the Supreme
Court should be asked 10 gtsc an opinion upon tho
disputed constitutional polnta. Tho presumption
Or The plan Is, that an opinion 60 given 1y
tno coofs a' lawyers would BE- accepted
oy both parties and tho people. The
plan does not contemplate giving tho Court any
Jurisdiction to iii Judgment. Thoso who fayor
thta plan maintain that while there il no way for
bringing the matter formally before the Court, that
oody would not refuse to give tue American Con.
gross Its legal opinion In groat An emergency 1t
ID AFgncd that tho Supreme Court cannot be cai;ed
apa1itcal body because tho attitude OF parttcs hus
materially chAnRed since tts junior member was
appointed. and tho majority OF tho Judges received
their commissions when thu political Issues wcro
very different.
Members arc already leaving for the holiday re-.
cess, md the general Impression ls that session
next week will be impossible.
LOUISIANA.
A letter from wcll-known Republican at New
Orleans exprcssea tho opinion that tho fuller tho
investigation the moro clearly will 1t apprar ihut
Hayes carried the Slate fairy, and that tho action
Of tic Returning Boartl cannot bo ehakcn. Thn
DeHe'a's H,ans Ms nfo at relying upon new count in
~. n',1a, 1"ey 10 not nave much confidence that
Will chaagc tho result OF the Electoral vote, but
State ticket ~'~~'''1 VI '''o
OREGON,
Inc sehhto patsed tho Pension Appropriation
bill to'd1y. and then resumed tho discussion Of
senator alltchcl!1 resolution directing I'll inquiry
most noticeable speech was that Of Senator Shcr-
man, who defended the Returning Noa1d OF I.ouIaj-
ma. an1 declared that Gov. Hayes would not &C.
cept thu Presidential chair uncBa convinced that h
, 1876-12-21


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THIS ycluHu 1t ouu Of t,u mott aunlptuous md highly
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superb work Of Aft.-ubsfFref. ". !,
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Tho new Iltt!otype Hooks aro
THE DRESDEN GALLERY,
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they NJ - ehs.r = IT, most ns.t nuns c9ul ask
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, 1876-12-21

THE HIJfH ut 57U1
A History Ut tin NAttles Of tho ltevoIutton, NJ
Charsi Conn, Xu!ior e MY nay: aid .$ie III oi.
Ye.s i Fighting. etc. Uopoa.@y iIlastfatcd sTo.,
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II IL ihe stnry Of tho American Rerotut onAsy war
ehl in lhc supposed auYeItnssat hcftfa lA4s WIN IuI
Ills ratFint sff A. lin vtry c1nlnicu:ciNtnt VI tho
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, 1876-12-21
HOLIDAY
GOODS
WILSON BROS.

Have just received, direct from
Paris and London, the richest
lines Of Novelties in Gentle.
mems Furnishings ever offered.
Sleeve Buttons and Scarf Pins,
Silk and Linen Hdkfs., Collar,
Cuff, Hdkf., and Glovo Boxes,
Neckwcar, Fancy Hosiery,
Gloves, Mittens, Silk Umbrel.
las, blutflers, Silk Suspendcrs,
&C., DC.
Full lines Dents Kids, in
plain and stitch backs.
Purchasing direct from the makers, wo
have many rich articles not found else-
where. Prices the lowest
07 d. CD Wnsl,fuRfon.4t.. Cilcagos
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408 North FouFth-tt., 1T. Louis.
, 1876-12-21
THE ART GALLERY or THE ExpOs1-
TluN,

~ EdEas! st1ahan. with 10 steel engrayinss t1nda
ins, as sSs1p's aad ; WGFks Ct Ar exab!tsd Pea.
trated making mort !uahle aonycnlr tfn irrst
Exposition. Oic thousand cppita uHly Of tho hoax hxyo
hoA.c !carilE unity no for Amcrcs. IT wlli De fVuud
tn Chicago pnlY al Nnr store.
Quartz, cluik. elegant, $l1.5o.
, 1876-12-21
JANET ET AEA A3lIH.


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WE IJVfH4
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'fAt 1rlst ni1Iion cupItt Ut We l{pysf should be
Aold 1t III this untteI states, fur Utmost every
xi .Gsealy in3 pY5srst o. hli1,ef y .pps4Is4 y
~ ~ What y, extremely funny youugster hu wAs."-
, 1876-12-21

Wo only hint ahove a soma Of ahe mo r. striking
bo0ka OF Ito YcAr but tltQrs 1t CUR store wilt 0Rd H
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MOS + sUMPfUOtls EulTlONh- thu most I'd pEetend.
ns :p1lnrs Ind tbs nneAt ATT F0!1os Ut the Lou4oa
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, 1876-12-21

J0JlNNYIk1N AND THE dsOHI4INs.
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"hIce 'AEo4 Adyeutnrcs to0k t!4u Imagination OF
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lands tIorJ. ."-f4bIshrs4' Weekly.
, 1876-12-21

~ BOOK THAT STANDS WITHOUT A
1.itALLEL."
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1876-04-01
$1,000

Since that day tulips have declined in value,
bu, wine, butter, and cheese have decidedly
advanced.
Liberal insiallmcnts pf the two serials
Geo. Eliot's Daniel Derondo,' and Julia
lIavthone's Garth" are given. and there
are excellent short stores by Arthur Hat
.ings, Anna G. Sway. and Mary u. HighAm
The poetry Of the number IS ccniribuiel by
Rose Terry Cook, Lord lloughion, Cells
ThaTier, aid Al The Edio,s Fay Char
psys timely AMI appropriate tribute :,
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1876-04-01

Gen. John Glover, of Marblehead, with
portrait; Psychological Basis of Religion
The Great Exposition; Capital and Labor
Geo, Walton Williams. with portrait; A Plea
for the Boys; A Bal Beginning; PeacemaKer
Grange; Horace Bushnell, d. D., with por
trait; The Age of Brain; Where the Day BE
gins; Irresolution; The Wild Turkey; A Re
marksble Case of Brain Lesion; Ceateris
Parbus; Editorial and Current Topics; Poe.
try; Menhonal, &c.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1876-04-01
Penn Monthly.

Ia the usual editorial resume headed The
Month" the opening of parliament IL
regarded as q disappointment on account OF
the uon.ai,rndance Of Her Majesty; the
French elections bespeak some stability for
the Republic; ike little blaze IN Herzegovina,
which in the beginning a hucke, OF water
might have qutucbed. may after while re
sist a torrent like Niagara: Schenck lei
London not a Cay too soon; and SO on.
IA elaborate article on the Philadelphia
Academy e Nainral Sciences Is Esinly OF
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1876-04-01

rs an administration that will do right,
though dozen of corrupt secretaries and
the whole presidential household may 60 to
1.-THE penitenuary. q WA IGt
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1876-04-01
Littell's Living Age.

The number bearing date March 25,b, is the
last of the current volume. This and the pre-
ceding weekly number contain the following,
among other valuable articles: Modern Eng.
llsh Prose, Fortnightiy Recfere; Dutch Gui.
ana, by w. Clifford Palgrave, part III; The
Pope and Magma Charter, by Cardinal Man
ming, Contemporary Reriese: George Eliots
Herones, Spectator; Mazarin. by the author of
"Mirabeau," etc, Temple Bar; Some Traits of
Composers Macmillan; Caroline Herschel,
Temple Bar: The Two Amperes, Edtn6urg
Reoiee; Matthew Prior, CorahiU;' A Winter
Mornings Ride, Haemsllan; The Drainage
of the Zuyder.Zee, Nature; together with the
story of Bee or Beatrix," from BidcIsoood,
and the continuation of 1.-THE Dilemma" the
usual select poetry, miscellany, etc.
The next number--the first in April-be-
gins new volume, and is a good one with
which To begin a subscription. For ffty-two
numbers Of sixty.four large pages each, Tor
more than 5000 pages year, the subscr,p.
ton price 1881 Is low.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1876-04-01
The Nursery.

The April number Of this grca, lavorite Of
The little people is illustrated by 20 handsome
pictures, most of them instructive, but some
Of hem-like "The Boys at School" and "a
Grand Turn Out" excessively amusing. The
stories are contributed by the best writes of
The day, ard are pleassn, reading TO people
~
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1876-04-01

Thomas Paine, az the author of Common
Sense" and devo,es considerable space TO
Household Art
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1876-04-01
Ballou's Monthly Magazine.

In the April number, 81. Quad, the great
humorous writer of Michigan, gives US an.
other installation of his thrilling story, and
there are numerous illustrations and stories
we'll calculated 10 entertain a household.
Here is list OF the contents, and all can see
what a variety can be had for little money
Some Feathered Tribes; Miss Anderson s
Right Hand; One of Five; Life's Labors
Expa,riated; 4 Pretty Young Lady-A Tale
of Home Life; A Snuff Box; Southwark
Hints Tor the Sick Room: Asres; Prudy's
Coming Out; Counting by Proxy; Awsked
A Romance of the Gold Fever; A Willow
Rocking Chair; Showing the Comanches
P,c,ures Was it an Indian Devil? Patent
Coupler's Peculiarit.es: That Taylor Boy
Yellow Spear; Mr.. Bsrtons Experiment /;
Ruthvun's Puzzle Page; Curious Matters ;
The Iousekeeper; Our Announcement tor
1876; The First Of April-(Humorous Pic
tures.)
The Housekeeper.
To give list of the contents of the curren,
number of this publication would occupy
more space than we can spare. ~ large pa
gcs, hlled with matter pertaining - the
Kitchen, Household, Laundry, Parlor, Muir.
sery, uarden, &c, &c, give scope 10 var.
iety that is almost endless. Yet the ordinary
lhousekecper Will find all of it worthy Of at
tention. ard full of hints that will not only
Tighten her daily tolls and cares, but enable
| her 70 acQuit herself IN her important posi-
ton with credit and without worry.
! Copies OF any Of above publications may
be seen nj The Bookstore Of osman iiape
man, where siusiecnpies arc FOR sale ana sub
scriptiDn, receive BY The quarter OF year