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READ AND REFLECT.

The following bill was introduced by
II. ]. Riddle, Representative from tho
Fourth District Of Tennessee, in the
House Of Representatives, February %,
1875. It was read twice, referred 10 the
Committee on the Judiciary, ordered to
be printed, and can be taken up and
passed whenever tho Democracy &C, full
control OF the several branches Of the
Government
ANIL
Directing compensation 10 be allowed
for the Use and occupation OF prop.
eEty by the United States army dur.
ing the late War.
lie il caueted BY the Senate and House Of
Representatives. Of The United States Of Amer
'al' Congress- assembled, That the Score.
My oil War be, and he is hereby author
w. = allog reasonable compensation TO ALL
CITIZENS Cfhs United States FOR THE
USE AND OCCUPATION OF THEIR PROPERTY
81 THE UNITED STATES ARMY, or any
part thereof, during tho late Civil War,
IN the same manner and under the same
nSnIa!ions as compensation is now al
.oSed Tor QuartermAsters' stores used by
a!G army; PfOridcd horercr, That the
InaaVlt Of the claimant, supported by
sGe competent testimony Of any reputa.
p Ds citizen, SHALL BE SUFFICIENT
tAooF TO ESTABLISH THE FACT
" THE USE AND OCCUPATION OF SUCH
EAoPEETY ny SAID ARMY. But il Is not
@e Intention Of this act to limit tho par
Hs 70 the amount Of proof Herein speci.
1ea' out other and additional testimony
"a! oe taken TO establish the fact Of the
We and occupation, and the rental value
" The property occupied.
REMARKS.
'he foregoing bill and another intro.
a'0td BY Mr.. Wiltshire, of Arkansas, and
equally sweeping in its provisions, arc in
Na'Nd to embrace all claims for property
"'aPPIies Of every character used or dc,
,,s.oyel by tho immense army Of The
.'ion, which during four years marched
Nd sOcamped upon Southern soil. Their
" w mate aggregates are immense, 81,
''vS"S,OOO! But the vast and ruinou,
s ESeue' Of plumber proposed under thesC
,,s' Ate greatly increased by the aggre
s. sa'e Of other schemes oflikC character
|p'Oposed by the Confederate Democru
SS the last session, and all for the ben
va OF di'lOyal persons debarred uude,
~ Present laws from relief before tbc
,S.s1s Claims Commission-such Al
~ ~ oil y OF Nj, Scales, of North Carolina
s.; g.. h Sl45rl to refund to the disloys
' y, the direct tax collected under III,
sS s% August 8, 1861, amounting to s.,
d: NV such as H. R, 239, proposing /,
s ~ so'son planter the tax levied ON raw
I i;sS during the years 1865, 1853, Sns
II amounting to ssS,O72,oss; sucl
@' relief bills 10 special case
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New York DRY Goods.

NEW YORK, October 26.-BuSinesS CON
tinues In nearly all departments. Cottons
quiet, but the best makes arc steadily held.
Low and medium cotton Aannels in fair re-
quest. Prints quiet Print cloths lower.
Dress goods In moderate demand. Wooden
goods sluggish. Foreign dry goods dull
and depressed.
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TOLEDO, October 26.-Flour- Steady.
WheAt-Firm; No. white Wabash at
81 80; No. 8 do. Mt 81 rs; No. l white. MI.
chigan at 81 81; extra white Michigan
$780,, amber Michigan 81 221t; No. Sired
81 cox. Corn-Dull; high mixed 9Hc; low
mixed new 47e; damaged new 800. Oats
Steady and unchanged.
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FOR SALE.
T,RUsTEE's SALE.

TRUSTEES SALE t-s.
BIZ virtue Of deed d tIlSt made y Matthew
McEabh 10 the unabridged Trustee. dated the Sth
DIV Of May, A. D. 1876 md duly reeidtd among
tha land Records Of Ohio county, Wet VifTiniG,
In Deed Of Trust Book No. 10, page 40, ! Will on
SATURDAY, the 18th day Of November 1870
Al The front door Of tho Court House Of ohlOcOun;
", Wet Virginia, commencing a II a: NJ proceed
70 sell 70 the hIRhtst and beat bidder the following
property, or % much thereof a. may be necessary
M expenseS Of ale. that q 70 NY One tEo.horse
Wagon, with IprinEling apparatus attached one
one.hotre Cart, with EphnklIng apparatus attaeh-
ed; one SOrreI HoEle about nlno years old one
Sur1el HUrso shout ten yuars old one Brown houe
Sailing Is Trustee, shall convey such title rs Is
vested ID me by SaId deed Of trust.
TKRMs OF SALE-CAih.
81 GEO. u. CALDWELL, Trustee.
&c, uRnSEY, AuctlonkcI, ocib
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FIsaNclAL AND COMMERCIAL
BY TELEGRAPH.
New York money and Nto.ks.

NEW YoRK, October 2G.-MoSRY-CIoses
easy at 2a3 per cent. Prime mercantile pa.
per 4a6 per cent. Custom receipts S4ll,
600, The Assistant Treasurer disbursed
$lG400O. CIcarings 1000. Sterling
weak at $4.S2Ha4.siH.
GOLD-Steady at l09A. Borrowing rates
la2 per cent; loans were also made flat.
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PITTSBURGH. October 2G.-Petroleum--
Quiet; crude irregular, closed at s. 05 ut
Parker's; refined 26c, Philadelphia delivery.
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BALTIMORE, October 26.-on account Of
Exchange Day at the Centennial little buEi-
ness was done except retail. Prices un'
chnnped
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|EoIs Of SUBSCRIPTION.
nAILY.

40, u SItdNOs, PS'sas' p!tPaN ., m
~ % O0lThIee EonthA""''''sH ~ ~
=, i.','''''''''' 0OI0ne nonth...'.'..',.:: ~
u sgstto,.I 'iS.' ~ CSrrleri 10 CITY lie PEI N'sA'
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PhiIndelphia.

PHILADELPHIA, October 26.-on ae'
count OF exchange day at the Centennial
business was light and prices unchanged.
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The Diamond Field.
CHHPTER

CHHPTER ].
"Thls, then, Miss Bangs, is your final
answer?"
"Irrevocably So" was the proud reply.
.. CHAPTER II.
They made a pretty picture standing
in the doorway OF her fathers mansion;
he the captain OF the Melon Stealerst tall
and strong in limb and the hero Of his
little first base, in many hot contested
game. She the fair daughter Of the bank.
or who had wagered the entire assets Of
the bank and the deposits Of many u poor
man, on the return game between the
Moth Eradicators and the home club on
the following day. Our hero's answer
came hss AID quick: "Then," cried he,
"to.morrow's setting sun will shine upon
the beggar daughter Of ruined man. II
rests with me to throw the game on which
your proud fathers wealth Is stocked
You have tonight settled your own fate
So be it. Good night and turning him
self seven times round on his heel, at the
same time boring large hole in the hall
carpet, Nose Fitz Allen was gone.
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New Orleans.

NEW ORLEANS, October 2G.-sugar-
Firm; fair to fully fair at 7a7Ac; prime sa
SIC. IT'D. I.
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RA1LRoAp BoNDs-Dull and generally

RAILROAD bONDS-DuIl hHu Seuerh'y
firm. ..... uH
STATE BoNDs-Quiet.
STocKs-The market was firm and higher
in the early dealings, but subsequently re-
acted in some cases. The coal stocks were
the weak spot OF the market. Michigan
Central, Lake Shore and Western Union
were proment in the early advance. At
the second call the market was strong and
higher and continued active up to the close
Of business. Prices advanced during the
afternoon on the report that the
managers OF the western trunk lines
had decided to advance their rates on
cast bound freight. Subsequently, however,
there were sales to realize profits and con-
siderable hammering by the bears, under
which there was reaction, the market
closing active and lower. Western Union
was firm Notwithstanding the announce.
ment that the Atlantic & Pacific Co. were
making rapid extension OF the important
lines. The transactions were l92, 900 shares,
Of which 5000 were Pacific Mail, 5000
Western Union, 5000 Northwestern, i, 900
st. Paul, G3,0o0 Lake Shore, 10000 Michi-
gan Central, "a, 900 Delaware, Lackawanna
/ Western, and 10000 New Jersey Cen.
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TRUSTEES SALE.

I3y virtue Of deed Of trust made by MadI'on
Banks and vile 10 the undersigned trustee, dated
the SOth day Of January, A. D., 1873 and recorded
among the public land records Of Ohio county,
West Virginia, In book Of deeds Of trust and mort
Sases Nc. s, on page2 will on
SATURDAY, the 18th day Of October, /,
A. D., 1876, commencing at II o'clock A. N. at the
front door Of the Court House Of sald county pro-
eeed to sell At public auction 10 the highest and s.
bidder the following described property, situated
In aGd city, county and State, OF 70 much thereof
rs may be necessary to pay the debt secured BY sad
deed Of trust and the expenses oil SALE that Is to
say: Lot number four, In square number twenty
three, rs designated on tho map Of the subdivision
Of the estate Of Joseph CALDWELL deceased. said lot
fronts on Woods street, fold name George street,
Atty feet, running back one hundred feet 70 an al
ley west Of Woods street, "a designated on the map
Of tho subdivision Of the estate Of Joseph Cad we'll
deceased, and 10 In tho Sixth Ward Of aid city.
1ERnS OF SALR-One'third Of tho purchase
money, or such greater amount thereof as the pur-
chaser may elect to pay, cash In hand tho residue
In two equal inStallments, payable TOsI ectiVey 10
ix and twelve menths from the day Of sale, with
interest from that day, and the deferred payments
to DO secured by deed Of trust on the property
sold.
Selling as trustee shall convey such title rs 10
vested In by aid deed Of trust
GEO. B. CALDWELL, Trustee.
J. C. HERvEX, Auctioneer. sel9
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CHAPTER III.

Prominent among the immense crowd
assembled on the grounds is the pale face
Of Amelia Bangs. The Moth Eradicators
are at the bat at The last half Of the ninth
inning, with two men out and one man on
third, and the score stands So to SO.
"Will that man get in :" is the breathless
question which pervades the scene. Nose
Fitz Allen standing on the first base, NUT
ters, snow for revengel Now do l give
the thing awayl All" and his face was
distorted with passion like a mud-ball
dried in the sun. "Two strikes" yells
the umpire. The batter must hit it next
time. He does hit, aud ay mounts and
descends beautifully to Nose. "Take It,
Nose, goes out from the throat Of Banker
Bangs and hundreds Of his friends. "Not
If Nose is thoroughly acquainted with
himself" is his low response, and the ball
passes through his hands and the man on
third goes home Score, 81 to So.
CHAPTER ".
Two months later finds Amelia Bangs
taking in plain sewing, her father the
ianitor OF the Oil Exchange, and Nose,
though somewhat troubled in mind, still
takes his beer. ..- .-ra
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~ ,.......sl SOsiE months q; III, &c si, g
~ n eSeh
% taS y eAcn'
!: az. q M mop oopy to pC'on getting up Cub
sTh. ' T,%'iu Or POsiOf1oo Money ORDER and pd
trr,E, 70 U al tbrse eau 10 procured send inc
~. ~, q u a IIseSi,tcrrd Letter.
r,ry1IIgEHCEB will present daily ne %
E departments from al Sl Sl y, nc. q
ss', ,a y II ven a complete record oil '0eI
,', H,rrrrY Il printed 90 THURSDAY, and s.t an
tHE ShL a he counter 10 paid elVeiopIs't rs
T Nv l,i IL - So SAi on o ae'e'" J''e""'
.1f a a.ai;,sI vth VVI from A0F"s' 49,.
,'''rc'p,pcRs-Pe,on, dsdrins 70 nave ,h .gS
CRibh STrLLiSEScEx LEFT regularly Al Ihe ~
NE =, ID the city and SlouiI''r onn,,nS
so Of BY drop letter through the P' 0Ius ~
- SCSTRlBUTOEs-No attention VIII ~ s,EcI S
10 ": NuonyISOu. cOmmunicAuonsi cyeIy E 1Sns
S . sI Ss accompanied by the WriseF''''N "'D
and address
,horld bs nadftsSod
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o.,,, Latter, TOT Us should b ~! sS' " ~.
BsNnerr =, IMAM" and should In n9 "! ~ ~ ~ n,
ILL.,, st1 Il siStr individual ns@s'' o. INV "" "
anna. @1s4.s
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TRAMsPoRrATLoN.

Nos. land run daily; No. 8 daily except Mon.
Stopa At all stations between Wheeling and Grafton
No 4 stops at all stations between Wheeling and
Cumberland.
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". II. HALIxR, Auctloneer.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-08-16
PERSONAL

J. A. Paxton was one of the passen-
gers on last nights train. He came
from San Francisco.
w. f. Leon, superintendent Of the
FL Dorado South mine. arrived on the
train last night and left this morning
for Belmont.
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MOCKT's.
apl9

TIE Golden Rule" is an establishment
whero ell parties desiring to purchase goods
can rely en- a %cne-prise system and fair deal
ing. tie there, then. everybody, and see
"Jse.rat thu GOLDEN RULE STORE, three
doors below Hank Knights corner, and ad-
Joining I'D Looney's saloon, Main street.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
~ ~a

All political advertising and job work must
DO paid for in advance. There will DO no de-
Walton from this rule.
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lTOC9I's.
apl9

CLssSo Our.-I am closing out my stock Of
books. stationery. fancy goods. etc.. at bed
rock uriees to make room for a now stock
from Nsw York, which will arrive in twenty
days. Everything sold for cash At tho lowest
figures. Tho most complete stock Of drugs
and medicines in Eastern Nevada. Prescrip-
tions carefully filled by experienced drug
gists. l.. TERRY.
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ADMITTED TO CIrIxEHsHIP.-M. ID.
Foley, . native of Now Brunswick,
was last Monday evening admitted to
citizenship by the District Court.
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VHE FIRM OF MAUrIN 4 CROMER is
4 dissolved by mutual consent. All the
assets Of said late firm are assigned to IL.
Muller and Chas. Holbrook for the benefit uf
all creditors. who will close up the business
of the firm and distribute the proceeds among
tho creditors 4. J.. MAUPlN,
l.. w. CR0MER.
Dated August LIST, 1876.
All debts due the late firm Of Maupin &
Cromer must DO paid without delay to 81
llall, at the store Of said late firm, or to IL.
Mul er, at Paxton & Co.'S Bank, and all &C.
counts must DO settled without delay,
CiiAS. ii oLBR0Ok,
II. MULLER.
Dated August LIST. 1876.
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sEOCII'S.
ap19

WANTED IT EsowI-Bstes' watch is not n
watch. 1t is only a tenth-grade
movement mado by the Springfield
Watch Company. Springfield, Illinois, and
noeody can recommend it az such.
aui-tf L. STELER.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-08-16

Losr.-A black memorandum book wi'a
tho undersigned's name written therein. Ii
contains papers Of ne value except to the
owner. The finder, by leaving it at my office
will be suitably rewarded.
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INrsnrEs DoSs.rs. three for 10 cents, and
the insst brands Of Havana cigars in the
market: also 4 full limo Of smoking and
chewing tobaccss, At tao GOLDEN RULE
STORE. au5tf
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DISTRICT CoURr.-The court met
yesterday, but adjourned without
~transscting any business. 1t will not
owen again until Saturday, except
to act upon naturalization applications.
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SrEcIAL.-An entire new stock Just received
at the Goldea Rulo, embracing tho latest
styles in calico. Cheviot and wooden shirts,
summer undcrclothing, etc., which will be
sold CHEAP FOR CASH. jv.7-tf
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-08-16

SILvER.-A London dispatch says
the silver market was bare yesterday,
but If there had been any for sale it is
believed that It would have brought
81 pence.
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

W. B TAYLOR Is alone authorized to col
Ieet all outstanding accounts Of tho late firm
of Taylor Il Wilton. An imm sdiese settle-
ment will save costs.
T. 8. MARCHANT,
HIRAM JOHNSON.
Eureka. August IL, 1875. aul3tf
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JsE. Of the Golden Rule Store. has added to
hi, ordinary stock Of goods a line Of good and
boots and shoes; also hats and
Call and bs assured that he sells
CHEAP FOR CASH. ie27-tf
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HAVING JUST RETURNED FROM
IL Louisville, Kentucky, and San Fran
cisco CALIFORNIA;, and made arrangements for
regular shipments of goods in my line of bus
Tor quality and prices.
Give me a cali and find out the TRUTH Of
the above assertions for yourselves.
suStf II. KIND.
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SOCIAL PARTY AT THE RICHMOND
A social party will be given by Mr..
and Mrs. John Gillespie at the Rich
mond House, Richmond mine, next
Friday evening. Good music has been
engaged; an excellent supper will lie
served and everything done to insure
. jolly good time.
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SEFD.-Garden Seed, flower and vegetable,
alfalfa, ETC., at Mrs. NJ. A. Ashim. mr23-i
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VIII REQUIRE AMPuTATIoN.-We
~ informed that Adelia Davis. the
aauua,ah who killed w. j. Kelly at
baS H,ln q few days ago, had her thumb
traa,.y oitten in a fight at the race
il M inc day before the killing, and
ra,,dl since swelled so badly as to
hs"n y probable that the hand will
lave 10 be amputated.
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BILLED TO APrKAr.-Alf. Burnett
and troupe we're billed to appear at
Austin last night and tonight. The
Rerctije man calls All. "the greatest
facial artist living" whatever that is.
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Mocha coffee, tongues and sounds, smoked
hsiibut, and centennial crackers. Tho above
is . fresh invoice ct Mrs. Ashim's my2-tt
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gkOClI'S.

WATCHES and jeweiry neatly repaired. II
you want to have your watches and ie1clry
in a workmanlike manner, go to p.
S~teier's jewelry store. ono door south Of 5.
Ashini l. Co., Maiu street. 22-apl6tf
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RUBY HILL DELEGATEs.-The fol-
lowing named persons were yesterday
elected delegates to the Republican
County Convention from Ruby Hill:
Matt. Kyle, y. IL. Potter, IL. II. Conk-
lin, w. A. Jonos, Il. Dill, j. w. Lam.
bert, G. Schulze, Alex. Mckay, s.
Longabaugh, Geo. A. Day.
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Get vaccinated with Pure Bovine
Vaccine by DIR. NJ. Rock
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TAKRS TO BELNoNT.-The three Is
bell boys snd Mormon jack" the
parties accused OF committing the re-
cen murder in Reese River Valley,
have been taken to Belmont, where
they will be tried, the crime having
been committed in Nye county.
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Departures Yesterday.


REPUBLICAN, PRIMARY ELECTION
The Republican primaries were held
throughout the county yesterday. We
know nothing of the result outside of
this town. There was but one ticket
ia the field here, and the total vote
poled, as W are informed by w. b.
Taylor, one of the judges, Was SIS. A
County Convention will be held mex:
Saturday for the selection of = legisla-
i've ticket and delegates to the State
Convention. The following are the
gentlemen chosen in Eureka yesier-
day az delegates to the County Cen.
v%ention: Walter b. Harrub, r. Evarts,
Henry Donnelly, Jas. s. Whi.ton,
Oiay simms. Hank knight, w. Y.
davenport, David DAVIS, w. II. Clark,
mas. Broy, Thos. j. Taylor, w. H.
S.o"en' Win. Mulick, Max. Oberfel-
Ter, Frank o. Swensson. Jos. Toynini,
mos. ). White, John II. Morrison, &.
y carpenter, George Whitaker, Thos.
2 douglas, Jacob Vanderlieth, o. l..
9cpt'' Chas. Cramer, j. IL. Lockwood,
y: n. Colerick, w. p. Haskell, W. s.
noianu, David Rosenberg, Hiram
Johnson, M. ID. Foley, Geo. X. McCul-
,ough, T.. X. Willis, Louis Loschen.
xoni, Geo. L%amoureux, j. s. Burlin.
game Chas. II. Prout.
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O REPORT.

...ciscO stock Exchange.
SAN Francisco. August 10.
MORNING BOARD.
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AZ, 4Io VWox;can-35N 30 35% 33A
lyao nMn,,id X Curry-l5H l5h 15N
11S x Rest 4 Belcher.D
a ~ Cal;fornia-59 $50 " ~
~ Savage-l9h 19M lsN lyADo
40 90 Con-. Virginia-52A 50 S2as'
oW0 Hale " Norcross-l0M ,o,
~ Gown Point-l3A EJ1s ~
ssyT5 YclIow Jacket 3iH wv
eD Con, Imperial-5H
az %s a%lnha-46s B 45h
~ ~ Kentnck -13 13A. IA
l ~ RReIcbor- 23144 z3A 23%
"a Confdence-lS 1871
qS S. N~evada-l2h
n Exchequer-l7A II
&. tabs a8h 2sH
20 Seq. Belcher-a
z3 ! Jrstice-23s 2b 23%
o. Union Con.-l3b Az l4slb'
AZ Julia-SA So
IDS Lady Bryan S.sc
465 Caledonia-SA oao
IA Knickerbocker -6.%c
% baltimore CONS "a
75'Silver nil.7n'n
Is Rock Island
on Kossuth-1H IN
10 Andes-24
100 Wells Fargo -Zasc
nm COSMOPOLITAN VIC a'c
40 Leyisthan -S0c $40
9l5 N. Con. pa.--7oc
90 Prosperity
$50 Trojan Ia LVo
20 N. Y. Con.-75c
80 Dardanelies-l
$50 A~lps-.SH
20 WiodvilIe-z
126 Lady Wash.-2T
EVENING BcAsD.
asi Meadow vallcy-Oc
IL Eureka Con.-llI
40 Belm0nt-2t IA
10 Leopard-l0Y
2j Gila-92Hc voc $50
I5 Panther-lS
10 Northern Bollo-2l 2lX 22b90 %
800 Hu~ssey-75c
30 Gen. Thomas-la2
SO Manhattan-1tI llt liz
no Metallic-Oc
20 !. Barcelona AZ AZ
80 Mansield-2ic
800 Coso Con.-21tc
$40 Now COso-2A IN
10 @. Chariot-1 6
10 South Chariot-2)c
20 poorm sn-6D
W UiHtl ~
10 Prospects,
40 Calieornia-60 59X
rs Crown Point-l3l2I
Is Sayage-i9z iga 20
52 A,pha-47 i7A AZ
l6 0phir. 81
$40 Mexican-6
10 Con. t~irginia-53ls 5N
9o Trojan-lb
Is Seq. Bslchcr-S2 81
q Best 4 Belcher-ih 4as
lO Union Con, -l4ls IL
street QuotntiO"s-0 r. N.
Yellow Jaeket-3itl sales
Juiia-SA bid
Exchcquer Ehs asked
n. ieile-22 asked
Cloud & Curry-i5H bid
Union Con.-b asked
Ovhir--52 asked
Caiedonia-ss bid
s. Hiil--7, bid
Bost 4 Beleher-3Sb bid
Hale 4 Norcross-ll asked
Mexican -3bt. sales
impcriaI-5. bid
Con. Virginia 53s bid
Justica-2I bid
Bclchor-23. asked
California 20 saIes
baltimore Con p. ask ed
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-08-16


CALICO AND CENTENNIAL BALL.-At
anieelipg of the ladies' of st. James
Episcopal Church, held yesterday, it
Wv resolved to give a grand calico
% rua~ centennial ball, at Bigelow's Hall,
tho aulsday evening, September 7th, for
~ - oeheht OF the church. The price
al AcAets was placed at three dollars
, NV We are assured by the ladies'
Tho, nave the undertaking in hand
ioas y VIII be the j~olliest aud most en-
sasaoie affair ever witnessed in this
f Sou',on' The Episcopal ladies' are noted
~. 'neir success in entertainments of
San s character, and we know in ad.
b ance mat the forthcoming centennial
W. Will be all that they claim for it.
the nail have occasion to advert to
Of ~ subject again and again as the day
tinJ Jubilee draws nigh. In the mean.
thu hug aont forget that September 7th is
Ill., NJ date and three dollars the price.
''iVer taken at par.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-08-16

ACKNOWLEDGEMENT. - The SENTI-
MEL gang acknowledge an invitation
to attend . social party to be given to.
morrow evening, At Odd Fellows
Hall. We are not positively advised
ss to the racket, but believe il Is given
under the auspices of the young folks.
We will ascertain, however, to morrow
evening.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-08-16
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