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There was rather more activity IN the
market than there was last week, and
some slight improvement on prices on
top cattle, Of which there were fewer
among the offerDgs than last week, the
best tops being shipped East and not
offered here. The offerings show no i'm
provsment in quality on those of last
week. If there was any improvement in
the prices of common cattle it wss a mere
shade. .
Quotat,ons-2A@5fc.
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THE NORWOOD SCHOOL

/ Opens September ~, 1876. Address, VIM.
d. Cabell, Principal, Norwood Postotiice,
Virginia.
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Phe arrivals of cattle darAs the week
AMOUNTED 70, 2,067 head, against 225s
last week, and 2.l02 head thscorrespond-
ing week Of last year; and the sales dur
ing the week amounted to l,7Sl head
against IFS last week, and 1858 the cor
responding week of last year, and were
a follows:
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CATTLE MARKETS.
BALTIMORE
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

Reported by Telegraph Especially for
the Wheeling Register.
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In The County Court OF Ohio county.
conrad ". Wickham, agent &C.,
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STATE Or WEST VIRGINIA, OHIO
- county, -.
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1.ANspoRTATioN.a
lore & Ohio n. r. Co.

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s.rEAlINGs.

The VIII ite Pine Neps is informed
that the owners OF the Boston mine,
situated but a short distance from
Hamilton, on the north side of Treas
ure Hill, have sold e.half of their
valuable mining property to Jack Gill
mer, Of the stage firm OF Gilmer&
Salisbury. The old owners Of the
mine were unable to develop it for the
lack of capital, and concluded to sell a
portion of it and have the mine devel-
oped. We understand that a contract
will be Immediately let to sink a shaft
two hundred feet deeper than the pres
ent workings. The company, as now
formed, will have an abundance OF
capital for all practical purposes, and
will develop a mine that has long had
the reputation of being q of the best
properties in the district. The Boston
was formerly the Virginia mine, but
was relocated nearly two years ago.
| The San Francisco company, wto orig
inally owned the Virginia mine, took
ore from it which yielded them many
thousands of dollars, and it has been a
wonder to many why they abandoned
the mine and allowed it to be relo
Gated.
Brigham Young preached at the
Tabernacle at St. George, Utah, OIL
Sunday, the 18th inst, and stated that
the Lord was about to the per-
secution of the Saints once more, and
that they must expect 10 be prosecuted
by the influx OF Gentiles now coming
to Leeds. He said that the mines there
were a delusion and q snare, and that
more money would be expended on
them than there would be derived
from them, and that Gentiles before
long would be tired of them.
Calvin Cole, superintendent of the
Woodruff mill, just above Dayton, met
with a serious accident on Wednesday
last by the careless use of a loaded re.
volver. He had laid the revolver in
chair, and unthinkingly sat down
upon it, causing its discharge. The
ball passed diagonally through the
calf of one of his legs, intlicting a pain
full wound.
We were shown, says the Reno
Journal, a piece Of ore just brought il
from Pyramid, which was the exac
counterpart of the bonanza rock
None but an ex pert could detect the
difference between it and Consolidated
Virginia ore.
Silver Wreath ia the name OF tht
town IN Leeds mining district, frs.
! called Bonanza.
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TYPO CORRESPONDENTS

TYPO, Nov. %, 1876.
EDITORS SENTINEL: Everything per-
tanning to the mining and smelling op.
erations OF this place has been run
ming both smoothly and successfully
since l addressed you last. The mines,
if anything, are in a better condition.
They are yielding more and better ore
than heretofore, aud as depth is being
attained, the attributes are fast becom-
ing more decernible. The usual guam
tity OF ore is daily mined, extracted
and delivered at the furnaces; and the
various stepes and orebreaks Of the
different leads are yielding up their
mineral treasures as abundantlv as
ever they did. The ledge is all that
could be desired and the ore is begin.
ming to exhibit a greater admixtnre Of
galena toward the deep than it did on
the upper levels; so that, taken alto
gether, the outlook is unusually prom
ising. This is as it should be, for the
Tybo Consolidated
Company has been most prodigal in
its outlay and it is but proper that it
should have an equitable return from
the large sums that have been ex
pended in placing the property in
the fine condition in which we find it
at present. Less than two years have
elapsed since the smelling operations
of the company were inaugurated with
but one furnace of a twenty ton capac
ity. Now there are two of a united
daily reduction power of fifty tons.
They are constantly employed in the
production Of bullion whose grade is
not surpassed by that produced by any
other company on the coast. 1t Is not
often that we find base bullion to aver
age $500 per ton in gold, silver and
lead, as does the bullion nodded in this
camp. Taking this value of $460 per
ton, as a basis for calculation, and the
average has, I believe, been higher, we
find that the value of the bullion which
has been made and shipped hence
since the company first commenced to
smell az / said less than two years ego,
with one small furnace gives an aggre-
gate return of nearly $S50,000 in shin
ing mint drops. Who will, after this
announcement, .inpusn the produc-
tive capacity of the Consolidated Com
pany's property? This, it will be no
ted by the intelligent mining operator,
is no insignificant return when the OBJ
stacles and difficulties which always
attend the first operations Of any un-
dertaking is properly taken into ar
count. But though large the above
sum. it is but a mere bapatelle com
pared TO what the future will produce.
SoLoN SnINGLE.
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from Marin county, and to receive
these Secretary of State Beck has re-
solved to wait until 10 O'Clock tonight,
so that the whole vote Of the State NAV
be counted, although Marin's vote can
change the result.
AT O'Clock p. NJ. the Secretary re-.
ceived from the Clerk of Marin county
this dispatch: "Returns we're misla,d:
have sent them by Wells, Fargo s.
Co.'S express. Will reachyou tonight"
The vote on the electoral ticket must
be certified to by the Governor before
midnight. The Congressional count
will not he commenced to-day. There
are indications that there will be a
contest in the Fourth district between
Wiyginton and Pacheco.
The Prize Fight MIDDLE.
VIRGINIA., Nov. 81.
Sports assert that if the authorities
take proceedings against the principals
OF the late prize fight they will swear
out warrants for the arrest of all spec
tators to the number of nearly 500.
The survey shows the ring to have
been inside of the county. Four bat
ties have been fought on the same
grounds.
ALI Quiet In Lower California.
SAN DIEGO, Nov. 81.
No further news from the rebellion
in Lower California. All quiet at last
accounts.
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BEN. BUTLER does not want to Qofo
New Orleans unless he goes farms in
his hands," An exchange says:
"While we appreciate the Generals
reluctance to revisit the scene of his
former exploits. we are confident that
he could do SO with perfect safety, pro
vided he behaved himself and kept
out of the way of peoples spoons."
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PACIFIC COAST DISPATCHES
FROM CALIFORNIA,
senator KeiIey,s visit to Oregon.

senator KelIey's Visit to Oregon.
PORTLAND, Nov. 26.
1t is reported on the streets to-day
that Senator Kelly has arrived at Sa-
lem. The object OF his visit at this
time is the subject of great comment
in political circles, but it is supposed
to have something to do with the ques-
ton Of issuing a certificate OF election to
]. w. Watts. Governor Grover is re-
ported TO have said that, unless re-
strained by the Court, he proposes to
issue the certificate TO Watts, and it is
generally thought that Governor Gro
YER will not take the bold step of re-
fusing the certificate unless enjoined
by order Of Court.
Congress,nass WiE.inEton thinks
he IL Re-elected-rhe San Fran
cisco Election Frauds.
SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 81.
Congressman W~iggington arrived
here from MERGED last evening and left
this morning for Sacramento 10 witness
the CANVASS of the vote of his district.
He is reported to have said that he was
satisfied q mistake had occurred in
some precincts, the correction of which
would give him a majority.
1t seems impossible hat any testi-
mony will be taken concerning the
city election fraud this week and it is
considered doubtful If any evidence of
value can be obtained aside from the
testimony Of clerks in the offices of
Assessor and County Clerks.
Counting the Iseturns-To be Con-
tested.
SACRAMEETo, Nov. 81,
AT noon to-day the Secretary of
state began the canvass Of the electoral
vote. All returns were in except those
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THE GRAND CHAPTER OrFICEES.-
The Grand Chapter Of Royal Arch
Masons of the State of Nevada, in ses-
sion at Virginia City on last Friday
evening, elected and installed the fol-
lowing officers for the ensuing Masonic
year: D. G. McKenny, M. T.. G. II. p;
Charles Martin, r. i. ID. g. II. F.; D.
T.. Baily, r. E. e. X; George Robin
son, r. E. G. s.; Il. Strother, r. K. G.
t.; S. w. Chubbuck, r. E. G. Sec; f.
Bell, Il. G. G. of H.; l.. Davis, E. G.
r. A c.; John d. Hammond, e. S c.;
f. J. Pasmore, f. G. o.; ELS. Kincaid,
G. q.
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THE Observation-Disclosures CASE
The jury in the case of Edwards
against Keathing, for alleged breach OF
promise. failed TO agree and was dis
charged, in San Francisco, last Thurs
day. 1t stood five for the plaintiff and
seven for the defendant.
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IT is reported in San Francisco that
Alvinza Hayward is shortly to be re-
married to his former wife, from
whom he was divorced some time ago.
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THERE vas quite a violent shock of
earthquake felt at Hamilton a week
ago last Saturday night.
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THE only daughter of the late Starr
King is married to Congrossman-elect
Davis, of San Francisco.
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EASTERN DISPATCHES.
Ely Overland Telegraph.

ESPECIAL 70 THE DAILY SENTINEL.
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FOR RE mt.

A HOUSE ON RUBY HILL, FOR
IA q dwelling, or suitable for S3s5H
boardine-hoase; best location; yssk=R
furnished, Ioquire st Buby Hill Post
ONCE n32-td
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-11-28

IMPORTANT MINING CLAIM DECISION.
The Commissioner of the General
Land Office, in Washington, last week,
decided in the ease of Butte City. Mon
tana, that patents may issue for town
cites in mineral ragions, but as all valid
mining claims and possessions are by
law excluded from the operation of
patents, the title to them remains in
the United States after a town site
patent has issued; that title to mining
claims can only be acquired under the
Mining act, and that patents may is
sue for mining claims situated within
exterior boundaries of q town site, en-
try, or patent. The decision reverses
the decision previously rendered ~
the General Land Office, that placer
mining claims could not be included
within the exterior boundaries of town
site patent.
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EYE TO BUsINESS.-The Gold Hill
Nems says: Expecting a big row at
the prize. fight and calculating on
somebody being killed, Wilson &
Brown sent their undertaking wagon
to the scene of action. During the
progress of the battle, and when the
excitement was rising, business cards,
setting forth the advantage of cheap,
ready-made coffins were distributed
among the crowd.
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Military Movements i'm the South.
NEW YORK, Nov. 26.
A Herald New Orleans special says:
Gen. Sheridan and staff started for
Chicago last night, leaving Gen. Au-
CUR in command.
A Herald Tallahassee dispatch says
Gen. Ruger left for Columbia Sa' urday
night.
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THANKSGIVING.

Day after tomorrow (Tlhursday) has
been designated by the President as a
day of National Thanksgiving, and
Governor Bradley by proclamation has
Endorsed it IN behalf OF the people OF
this State. In many places East
Thanksgiving is a greater day and
more observed than Christmas, and
since it has been made . national holi-
day It is being cleary observed by all
of our people, both native and foreign
born, as q day independent Of religious
s~ectionalism, fitting as q tribute of re
spect and gratitude to Providence for
favors in the past. There is probably
no day that should appeal to the Amer
lean people forcibiy than Thanks
giving and be made a day of family
reunion and general regeneration Of
friendship among neighbors and com
munities. The American people, al
though like a set Of unruly brothers
lotting strife divide them, have many
things TO be thankful for, and the 30th
of November should be made a day
signaled for good. On that day all sec
tional feeling North and South should
be done away with, and by a closer
union of friendship bind the States
strongly together and strive to get our
countryin a prosperous condition again.
We have had a surfeit Of war, inter
necine faction and political distraction.
and as this the National Thanksgiving
approaches let one and all give thanks
for a free land, and pray for a revival
Of trade and industry. The old pare
BILE of the bundle of fagots still holds
good, and united our country may
withstand the attacks of time and ma
tons, but divided may be broken
easily into fragments. Union is all We
need, and no more filing occasion
could be named than the day 80 close
at hand.
RI Ln
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WILL CONTEsT.-J. w. Williams,
the Democratic nominee for Sheriff of
Elko county, who MAS beaten by Ed.
Sietz, the Republican candidate, one
vote, will contest the election Of the lat
Ter. The complaint sets forth twelve
charges Of invslidity
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ELECTION News. - We have this
morning a great many sensational re-
ports from the doubtful States, but
nothing which tends to throw much
light on the final result. The readers
Of the SENTINEL are invited to peruse
the dispatches and then form their
w conclusions. We can not be ex
pected to do everybody's guessing.
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WANTS HIM TO REsIaN.-The Reno
Journal wants Sharon to give up his
reserved seat in the United States Sem
ate. but William hasn't yet signified
his intention Of doing so. He proba-
bly, thinks it cost him too much
trouble and money to secure it to give
it up before the expiration of the time
for which it was engaged.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-11-28

NEW YORK, Nov. II.
J. Milton Turner, the colored United
States Minister to Liberia, having been
refused accommodation at the Astor
House, has commenced action against
that hotel under the Civil Rights bill
for $4,000 damages.
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Congressnara WiE.inEton thinks
he Is Re-elected-Che San Fran
cisco Election Frauds.

SACRAMFETo, Nov. 81.
AT noon to-day the Secretary Of
state began the canvass Of the electoral
vote. All returns were in except those
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hanna.

w.r~ MONTGOMERY, Nov. II.
The Legislature vii! ballot for Sena-
tor tomorrow. The Democratic eau
Gus has taken 2S Intellectual b llots. and
will meet again tonight. The prQm-
inent candidates are, Governor Hdhs-
ton, Gen. Morgan, Hon. j. l.. Hughes
aud Col. Herndon. The Democratic
ca ucus has in attendance 1l8 cut Of 100
Senators and Representatives.
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the Returning Board is making its fair
count.
The Beard of south Carolina Can.
vassers Before the Supreme
Court-Troops 10 be Stationed at
flnp kfuEn Tgnsnxe
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MISCELLANEOUS

BY THE GOVERNOR.
THE PRESIDENT OF THE. UNITED
i States having by Proclamation desig-
, 1876-12-02
BUSINESS NOTICES.

CONE one. come all. and get one Of
the extra Mince Pies at the Eureka
Bakery. 1t
AT THE CEN.ENN1AL.-Vergon. mine
host of the Centennial Saloon, offers a
chrome to every purchaser, to the
amout Of fifty cents, at his place of
business. The chrome is fine one and
is entitled the Capital Joke. n29
PLEASE TAKE NOTICE DR.. Hewes,
the great Magnetic Healer, for the safe,
sure, and natural treatment of all cur-
able diseases. has taken rooms at the
Occidental Hotel for thirty days. 1t
costs nothing to go and see the doctor.
He comes well recommended. If you
are afflicted go and see him.
SEA LIE. Nov. 20, 1876. no29-1m
HoT Irish and Scotch Whisky; also,
Tom and Jerry, at the Merchants Ex
change Saloon. n26
Rooms TO LET.-A number of the
most elegantly furnished rooms in town,
to let. at the building formerly known
as the fremont House, on Commercial
street. NJ. KEITH.
n22d1m
Now that the worry of the cleo
ton is all over wit l, the next best
thing to do is to cool off by calling
on Jack Levy and getting one of his
superior cigars.
If you want anything in the line of
Drugs. Pelfumery. Trusses, in fact,
anything usually kept in Drng Store,
call on NJ. R. Maddocks, Seattle Drng
Store. n16-tf
DANcE.-There will be regular
Saturday Soiree, under the direction
of G. G. Steinweg, on Saturday eve
ming, at Reinig's Hall.
Call for Jessie Moores Extra Pony
| Old But bon, in brass bound cask and
silver fasit. The only place t'at you
can get it in is the CENTENNIAL HALL,
foot of Mill street.
FRED BARKER has some splendid CT
gars, and excellent brands of tobacco,
ipes, cigar holders, pocket cutlery, etc.
European Drafts.-Drafts sold
on all the principal cities of Europe, by
Andrew Chilberg at the store of Chill
berg Brothers.
FRED STAND is the place to get
the best cigars in the city. Give
him Call.
And to the defeated candidates we
would say report says your money. and
whisky, and lies are all wasted for
naught; then come to the Elephant Stor
to trade, and thereby save per cent. to
make pa tial amends for your losses,
and try to be little sharper on next
election. MARSH Il AFFORD.
n16-d2t WIT
SMOKERS, a sNr1oN !!!-Just !! receiv-
ed by Dokota another invoice of the
celebrated brand of cigars, Double
Enders." also genuine Turkish Fine
Cut" at JOHN L. JANIEsoN's. n161w
Go TO W. G.. JAM1EsoN's and get E
pair of spectacles. He has them aott
magnifying and diminishing so you car
read election returns to suit yourself.
not
ALTHOUGH Jack was defeated fo1
Wreckmaster, you can still find hin
at his Grotto Cigar Stand ready an6
willing to hand out good cigar Oh
plug Of tobacco.
ANY person in need of a good
nurse, can be Accommodated by leav
ing orders at Mrs. Plummer's. Also
sewing in families.
STILL A FALLING--Schwabache1
Bros. & Co. are now selling Is yards
of Standard prints for 81.
, 1876-12-02
sssignee's Notice Of Appointment.
IN BANKRUPTCY

Third Judicial District of Washington Terri
tory.
rHNHE undersigned hereby gives notice OF his
appointment as assignee of the estate of
William F. Taylor, of San Juan, San Juan coun-
ty. Territory of Washington, within said Dis
trict, who has been adjudged Bank lpt upon
his own petition by the District Court of said
District STEPHEN V. BOYCE,
Assignee of the Estate of VIM. F. Taylor.
San Juan, Nov. II, 1876.
, 1876-12-02

From the Daily of Thursday.
SUBsIDINa. THE river, in the
past twenty-four hours, has fallen
another two feet, and if the present
clear weather hclds, will soon fall
back to its bed and leave the coun-
try, which it has overfowed, COW
cred with rich alluvial deposit.
The race course, through all this in
undation, has remained high and
dry above the flood, and in conse-
auence, will be in good condition
for the December races.
, 1876-12-02


SEATTLE MINES. s.-Surveyor Whit
worth, has gone to Newcastle in or
der to survey new tunnel for the
purpose of draining the lower level,
to which the company propose to
sink a shaft.
The MARKETS. The meat markets
will close business at two o'clock.
This action is taken by this portion
of our business community, that
they may enjoy their Thanksgiving
holiday.
THANKs.-The compositors of this
Office return their thanks to Mr..
Maydenbauer for one OF his splendid
pies which so refreshed them in
their midnight toll:
HoL1DAY GooDs.---W. H. PUN
prey has his announcement in an
other column of the largest stock o1
Christmas and New Years goods in
in town.
, 1876-12-02
TO CATTLE MEN.

A NY FARMER TAKING THE WEEKLY
~ DISPATCH can have his brand lnsei sed
free of charge as long as he is subscriber. 1t
must not exceed four lines, however.
, 1876-12-02
MARKET REPORT.
Revised for this paper by W. A. Jennings.

Hides-Green, salted. 81 to SAY; culls, q
less. Dried, 1913; culls, q less.
, 1876-11-17

Lo1loM 1flF3r0bh F4FTttDoHdfHff.
Had Tic Turkish soldier been well led, he
woull llayu gons htrdght 10 Belgrade, aud tlu
whule business would have becn settled tortlI-
with. 1t llua always lccu u beautiful sight to
seo him ~ Into battle. Eyrn tAe Sofia bat
ta!ol,s caught the true spirit vi the soldtur and
went iuto attion liku 1ae1l. IwelI remember u
vyry striking instance. 1t was towards evening
ttme when Tcilerasyeffs newly-asrlycd Kusslaus
were trying to fight their wRy up the face Of
must stop tl,rt1, anl they wcto sheltered from
our guns by the wood beluw. 1'lts SoftM
weru called up. gut Into Ilne, "!sessed I"
and ordeEti to double down pn Thu hlll. For a
but the rattle Of ,nusketry and artillery was
heard. The priests wero gathering inspiration.
1T was their tlrst battlefield. Ilsu with ono