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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-06-14

SILVER BARs.-The Richmond Com
pany shipped this morning, per Wells,
Fargo 81 Co., for New York, six bars
of refined bullion, valued at Sl0,920 80.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-06-14

F. e.. A. M.-The stated convocation
OF st. Johns Chapter, No. 5, r. A. NJ.
viii be held at its hall this evening at
7;S0 o'clock.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-06-14

SAN fRANClSCo, ouHc y
MORNING BoARD.
a5 Ophir-54N 544
az Mexican-30H 30H .-L,
"a q tSonld i Curry-l5I 15H 10 l5|bo
IL Rest Il Belcher-52 olL2
~ california Isl 8o'a W SOA olnW
90 %s S Sav' tVirrinia-o7h e64 65H 6s%
az 7o HaIe < Norcro.s-64k s. 66 65H
q Crown Point--l3N Ii
I'm Yellow Jacket-32'9 BIN 32Is
ai75 Imperial-6Aso On ID o@
% Kentuck-l2b
all Alpha-54 54b5 53A
81 Beicher Is I'm H& 17A
~ Oyerman- TO 50 6Ob3 5SA
Is Confidence = - 1SI
on Sierra Nevada ID
100 Utah -2OH
70 Bullion-42
% Exchequer -1SZ IL
70 Overman-D
AZ J Justice 2iA 20 2lh 2l$
go Succ " -5Oc
"a Overman-60
"a Union Con. IL
n; Julia-6s 81
"a Caledonia-s% 9
ia Knickeroocker- ESQ
% Glcb,-23c
pS. Hills
aChallenge-4s
no Da ton-5
Rock Islsnd-lI
no Occidental IA
lao Phil sheridan -25c
10 Woodville-1x1
$50 Mint zoe
40 Kossuth -s7%c1
$50 Andes 21s IN
:J Cosmopolitan-30c NHc
80 Leviathan-3oc
100 5. Justice-2oc
lS Prospect ia
800 Virginia-2A
EVENING BOARD.
90 Meadow Valley IL
100 Raymond il Ely-ll l0h
2W Eureka Con. IL ~
l4j Jack SON "a
90 Alps-11 Ia Ia
$50 Belmont-23
500 Leopard -6A 6A7
33j Panther H. 2
80 Jeferson-95c /
40 ten. Tho nas-2 "a "a
30 Tybo-llk
lo Huss y-9jc g7%
POS Northern Bella-40
50, Gold3n Chsriot-2A 2H 2A
$40 New Coso Ia Ia
so S. Chariot-j2sc 2jc
45 Poorman Ply C pc 30c
go Yellow Jacket-3lA ~
32i Con Virginia-65 So i5S 854
2p California 751s S0bD 1880
30 Hale n Norcross -6j 6b%
80 Best 4 Belcher-D4 30 5lb30
~ Union ton.-Il
1850 I~mperial-jA oA
10 Overtnan- 3
10 0phir = 5i4 So 64Ss30
80 Justice-2lA 2lls Il
AD Caledonia solO
67U Mexican -304 304s30
street Qnotations-5 r. NJ.
Chollar IS bid
California 9 bid
Alpha 81 bid "A asked
Oyernan ID asked
imperiai-6e bid IN asked
Sayags--IS bid
Best X Bclchcr 30 bid 501 asked
Yellow Jacket-3ls bid 81 asked BIZ sale
Gould x Curry i5s asked
Con, Virginil-55 bid 50 asked
Hale X Norcross -dj I BID ii asked
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FOR SALE AT A BARGAIN.

FOR SALE AT A BARGAIN.
THE UNDERSIGNED WILL SELL,
cheap for Cash. the following described
property, to wit:
Ny residence at the head of Spring street.
lI2L2 feet by 100, all inclos,d by a picket
fence; house thereon containing six
rooms, woodshed and C liar; price
81. 800. Also one Piano, a fine
Instrument of Guild and
Church manufacture;
also two walnut
bedsteads; tive
mattresses,
one bu-
fedu,
two
easy
chairs,
two rock
ing chairs,
three cane-seatef
chairs, three common
chairs, two stands, one what
not, one sofa, dining and kitchen
table, window shades and fixtures. one
lace curtain and %cornice. two Brussels car
pots, TO II steel engravings Voyage of Li,e),
cbromos, oil paintings. clock. lamps,
kitchen and parlor stoves, with fix
lures. dishes. cupboard, etc etc.
FOR further particulars, apply to
~jell-tf L. b. MILLER.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-06-14

AUCTION SALE.-Under the head of
Especial Notices" Sam Friedman an
nonnces that he will sell next Monday,
in front OF his store, at public anction,
a large lot of household furniture,
crockery, bedding. etc.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-06-14
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE
Departures Jane 18th.

Departures J 70 9Th.
ny t. J. BELL 4 co.'s TYPO STAGE.
Sam Gruber Frank Gleayland
Vim Hilburu X Henderson
Sh ,ckles u Winmnn
NJ Hathaway j j Callahan
B C Levy All Hung
ii Sieverts j Cyri ,nna
H McCauley FMliich
J Brady 4Chinanen
Arrivals and Departures.
NJ TIM EUREKA AND rAList Ds RAILROAD.
Departures Yesterday.
NJ Boshinger Maggim
= Maggim w Brauman
j L-rch l. Book
Z L~autenslager Berry
Arrivals Last Night.
LOWS Moss Gbizgui Giovanni
Mrs ID sylvester p Furguston
Hugh Homes Fred Wight
s Williams Thos Williams
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-06-14

For SALE.-The proprietress of the
Eureka lodging house offers the lease
and furniture of the establishment for
sale at a bargain. The premises have
recently neen newly painted aud pa
pered, and are In good repair through
nj An excellent bargain can be had
by any person desiring TO engage in
The business.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-06-14

STARTED UP.-One of the new hydro.
cycle furnaces recently built at the
Richmond Company's works, started
up yesterday, and, we are informed,
worked splendidly. Another of the
same kind will be ready to start up in
a few days.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-06-14

DILLHEADS. LErTERHEADS,
ID and cards. printed at the SENTINEL
office to order
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-06-14

SCHOOL PICSIC.-Next Fri lay, If the
weather Il favorable, the children OF
Mrs. Hetzel's school will have a picnic
at some favorable spot, which has been
selected, up the canyon. We ionnd
on our table, last evening. a note
signed by Katie CLEVELAND. inviting rs
to participate with the rest of the
children in the festivities of the oc-
ca~ion. We intend TO he there, Ii it
costs us our last slick quarter.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-06-14
THE STOCK,

Consists. Of now and beautiful pxttsrns II
Fronch, English and American cashmere
Suits; Diagonal SUITS, Of the latest
style; Hats, Boots, and Shoes
and everything required
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-06-14

VIM. A. Spinks. NJ. D.. of Eureka,
Nevada, is now the proprietor of the above
remedy. JeS-lw
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O REPORT.

-. r~anciscO STOCK Exchange
A Francisco. June 10.
voRNIN BoARD.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-06-14

We call especial attention to 100 Cashmere
Suits, at $l2 SO per suit, and 200 BONANZA
Suits at SIT so.
sS Don't purchase before you examine ssf
mammoth stock. "a
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-11-24
Gov. Kellogg on the Situation.

O \..,,. n,I..n- S,,.,i,I M J,,1,, pLil.J.l
pha Times
had "A long and interesting inter
view with GOV. Kellogg. this moruinp
lie, WAS unvilliu" to say how the state
had rome. claiming that any opiuion
;,uuld Ice worthless in view of the fact
that returns from many parishes hay.
moi been received. and nl,riuU M con-
tidcuc,. in unofficial rcportS from any
source. 1t might hr a week OF more
before lrr could give Il definite opinion
1t WAS apparcnt. however. that he was
very confident that HAYES would re-
,,iv,. the electoral vote of Louisiana hv
,h,. time the returning board gets
lInouwh with lis work. He did NOT
know when this BOARD would meet. but
supposed they would sit ON Thursday
or Friday of Ibis week. Their powers.
a> he CONSTITUTES the law. are almost nm
limiird. and he did not hesitate to say
that they ounht 10 throw ont the votes
of at least five PARISHES ON th, pround
of Intimidation. His attention being
called 10 th, fact that every body couced-
ed that the election was peaceable. he
said that might he so. but that violence
preceded the dav of election and kept
llln\ tblOltu voters AWAY from the
polls. When the truth was known. il
would cause the hair of the northern
pcurl, to stand on end. such was the
tale of outrage to Ice disclosed. The
republicans would show. bv atfi,iavitS of
negroes. that thousands had been kept
away from the polls hv bribery and in
timidatinn. There would also he some
testimony of white men to the same
effect. The Legislature. he claimed.
was undouhtrdIy republican. and It's
pnvcr under the constitution being ex-
tr,n,diunry. II would nut ont Nichols
and install Packard rs governor. what
even might he the popular vote be
tween the two. If Nichols were in
stalled. it would ONLY he necessary for
the House 10 suspend him and mt
Packard in his place bv resolution.
..Iu t,ct" s:iiI he ..;,lI HI cannot nre-
vent Packard fl, m heing governor -
He. wa> clad that northern people were
coming down to see about this matter.
hur hc wanted 10 more republicans who
palt their hair in the middle like Will
lam Walter Phelps. When the PHELPS
c,I,u,itt,r vuS in Session ut the 81
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-11-24
outrages in South Carolina.

Martha Schofield, Il Quakeress, who
has been teaching at Aiken. 5. C., for
nine Years. sends the New York Tri-
hune over hen own signature accounts
of several transformations of cOlored re
puhicans that have occurred in that
immediate neighborhoOd. The partic-
uarS of the death of one at Ellenton,
farm hand. about to be licensed to
preach in the Baptist church, the writer
learned from his wife. to whom he had
been married but five mouths. His en-
ployer warned him. Il fortnight before,
that he would regret his determination
To vote the republican ticket. and the
man fully expected death. On his way
to prayer meeting one Sunday night,
he heard there was trouble. and took
To the swamp. The next morning, he
heard his name in the list OF the fated.
and. before sunset. the young master"
told her he had had her husband killed,
amd directed her to the place i'll the
swamp where she found his body,
bruised and Iiddlcd. She was after
ward told that. if she appealed to the
courts. she also would he killed. An
other ease is where il Young man was
shot at and wounded. He went to his
luml> cabin She begged him to go to
the woods. He said NO. they done
shot at me: guess they will let me go.
| cant walk with this ball in my leg"
The next day. several mounted men
rode up and asked if she had il wound
ed man in the house. The wounded
man tried to lun ont of the door, aud,
to Use her words, Il knOwed they
would do it: did not want to see it
but pcared aS could not take my eyes
oil him. and. would YOU believe it, they
just pop. pop. pop, and he fell dead at
my feet" At another place one poor
fellow IAN out aud hid under the gourd
vines. They fired into them. While
doing 81 il physician whom the colOred
man knew came mp, and the hunted
man called out "Oh. doctor, don't let
EN- Kill me: Use IL good boy you
know | never dId anybody any harm !;
Use not bad" The doctor rode away.
and. With fearful oaths, they stopped
his >cIcamine." One mother lost three
SONS. one of whom was deat-tud-dumb,
and WAS shot down before her eyes.
rhc father of two of the writer's pu-
pills MAS shot at III Il eotton-ticld. the
ball going very near the head of his
little "iil. She thinks that 40 voters
have been killed in that county. and
more would have hreu but for the
presence of troops. The particulars of
these outragc> will be brought out at
the nitrd States court at Columbia.
ON the eth.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-11-24
cENTAUR
ET7s.

SO nearly perfect are the r.,i,
derful pam soothing and h,alir., ..'N' a.s
lnents, mat We can confidently -, g, ".'.. t
Tlate any pam arising from ii,-l l, ".. ...
arrangements. We d" not ul,f,rJ 81. r.-
mend broken leg or cNtcrIuII.r. tr .'.
i'll such cases, they will reduce. H.. N.f ...
stop the pam. MOI can W. ufl,,..-,
results where the body l. rni..,.I ..' f..-
temperance l. as Necessary 10 Ill, ,.,' '.-..
a. mental condition. - 20. a-
The White Centaur Linim,,t
adapted to all cases of rhrumatI.r,. DID,. ''...
ralgla eryslpelas. itch. spIaIn~ I.-r i-'. ..
ntuis's' stlhEs; l"I7"ns. s,,ild~ -..
back, pains i'll the side, wounds .'..'a &c.,.
burns, frosted feet. palsy. ,.,i..,I i..- -....
head ache ulcers, old suI,s blrt.r r..
nipples, sore throat, Group d.lfI,. '.' -.
most OF these complaints ia, t.r,.
will cure all of them it will h,r..,.. d.. .....
tract the poison from bites and .-l, ".
cure burns and scalds without '"-- a.H .
ing Is but a sample Of a thuu,aud ..,
mails r-
ANTIOCH. IIl Joe. ....
My wife has i"r Ion. tim, b.,f. .-
ferer from rheumatism Sh. has rr...t .....'
sicians and many remedies IN, mi.
has given her reliei is rntaur irr..,.
iOiced Ia say this has cured her '+...
1t is an indisputabl fact than 'laf.r.
ments are performing cUI-s u,.,r .. ..
by any preparation III ,.Nl-t.I..,. '...'-,
rheumatism Of thirty Wears stand, '.....
fingers and joints which had . i....
years. taking the SORENESS from burn. ."' O..
Onc dollar, or even tiftN crlr- 3d..
taur Lniment will be- within r.... 100 . ..r
cident occurs and will de- mon, a.
amount Of money paid Tor u,t. . . 90 a..
hen physlclans are called t',. - ..'
this Liniment, and of cuurs,. rh,r
for it. '. zoe
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-11-24
Not as the World Giveth Give 1 unto
You John 1927.

The God of Israel i he that %ivrth
strength and power unit" his Ir"ple.
P>. 6S:35.
He givcth power to the fainI.-l>a.
4O:2g
He givcth wisdom . and knowledge.
Prov. 2:6. Dan. 2:2l.
He givcth food to all flesh. Is. l:a;:
He givrth grace to the l"wly. PROV.
:}::,4.
He givcth grace to the humhlc.-I
Pet. %. james 4G.
lie gi,cth not the >piiir 10y measure.
John :}::4.
He giveth his life. John l0;lI.
IL, yivcth life unto the world. john
G::}3.
He givrth ant" all, life, and breath
and ali things. Acts l1:2J.
lie gi>rth to all men literally and
upllaidcth not. James l:5.
He yivrth us richly all things +" en-
JOY. | Tim. 6:I7.
No good thing will he Withhold from
them that walk uprightlN. They that
seek the Lord shall not want any good
thing. p. SILL. 34:lO.
NJ the opening ct each Ncal At Mi.
HOLY "kr Seminary. while Mary Lyon
was at it, head. her first work WIS to-
call around her the protcS>,d Christians
among the students to impress upon
them their responsibility III reference
to THEN influence over their umcouNcrt- -
cd companions. to encourage them To-
cuISrrr;Itc themselves atIr>h Ia the
Masters work. and secure then prayers
and pen >onal ctfuIt> tnr he salvation OF
every uuconvcrtcd pupil i'll the >cmin-
AIRY The result WAS. thar every NcaI.
sometimes in the caIlN weeks ct the
first term, Il marked spiritual awaken
ing would manifest itself. and before
the year closed nearly every Young NO
man in the institution would be gather
ed into the Christian fold. Such Il PIE
lininary work as this is now needed in
the Churches. The hearty awakening
and conservation of pr"ic>>>ed Christ
ians. and their expressed interest i'll he
half of the uuSaNcd around them.
would not tail of being followed With
blessed Ic>ullS-/ion'S HcrdId.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-11-24
Crowded Out.

Under this head /ion> Hcrud >my
geSt> the danger that Christians viii
fail ot their expectations the coming
winter. if they neglect the necessary
preliminary work in their own hcalt>.
aud in the churches. ii SAILS: MI
thoughtful persons admit the necessity
OF 4 deep. thorough. spiritual IctoluIa-
ton. in the Church itself, breaking up
wnIldlimcsS and >clti>hmr>>. cleansing
inward and outward Impurities. and
sending her forth with IL fresh and
Il hearty conservation int" Christian
work When this is accomplished.
there will he II" question a. I" it, effect
upon general society. Sinners are now
occasionally converted 10y the preach
ing of the Gospel. and 10y the person
al lahnIs of the few who are devoted t."
their great mission. and III limited mum
bcl> 10y the extraordinary means that
are sometimes USED but if the body of
the Church we've once stirred: il the
great deep nf hcI moral >cn>ihilitic>
were moved il the ung-ucrdrd. sin
ccIc open confessions OF haek>lIding>
were made if III the warmth and ten
dcrucs> Of Il new hLhti>m. and with Il
deep conviction nt it, necessity her
In'Hll"l> W S'lll W l'l>'l'i'l' 'h'
/" seek Il salvation without which they
would perish, no one can doubt that a
profound impression would Ice made
upon the community. God
waits for the tithrS. He l. more willing
to give the spirit. and He impaUcmtlN
awaits our impoltunl y but tie stands
al the door knocking until il il opened.
The great trouble of the hour i that
4. 81
public religious Labor. The divine
word i crowded aside 10y imcc>>.Imt
worldly calls. We cannot turn aside
from our work 81 our pleasure to watch
with the master tor our own renewal 81
tor the worlds redemption. If the
members of the churches could he per
Sladcd To CToWd ont. ion one week.
ordinary labor and the calls of even
innocent. social pleasures, and devote
the whole time heartily as unto the
Lord. III PRAYER. and worship. and
Christian work. the CONSIDERATION of
succeeding weeks would he much more
easily secured. \ Ahnlc Church in
the SANCTUARY for Il week engaged in
dutitul services cou,d not fail OF Il Pen
trcost. The London Churches preccrI-
eel plotIactcd local meetings 10y Il gcu-
"ral all-day meeting i'll City Road
Chapel Il place 80 full of thrilling
memories. and 81 often the scene OF
extraordinary manifestations If the
Holy Spirit. How properly such an
example might bc followed on this side
of the Atlantic We need not wait
three months tuI harvest the fields
are already white. We need no hui
man mediator To persuade the Heaven
~ Father to open the windows of
heaven tuI us. while the Holy Spirit
waitcth To make iuteIce>>iom< for H.
with grodnImgS that cannot he uttered.
Have We not reached the hour when an
oVcImastcIlng common anxiety and
desire will draw us together into one
place. and bow our heads with one ac-
cord to the Father of our spirits for the
gift of the Holy Ghost !
The use of the editorial we prevails
i'll the South, as will he seen 10y the
following remark from Tennessee
paper ''If We escape the hog cholera
this season, there will he Il large surplus
Of pork next winter.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-11-24
The Yellow Centaur Linime-,

is adapted TO the tough skin inu,,.... ..,..-
the animal creation. Its ,ff-rr- ... '-..' ..-.
of SPAWN, swteny, wind -au b. I... BE-
evil. arr little less than maI,, Ii..-
Messrs. j. Mcclure q Go. uru
and Front SIS, Cincinnati - ST..
In our neighb"rh"rd % nun. t.r..-.
using the Ccntaur Liuu.ut Die.
superior Ia any thin. rftr -t.
We sell H. high a. four q. f...
month To owners of huI~.- ....
We have N"luur.- col .,-r
cures of spTaiu- kick !r....
founders which AZ lirrl,. ..
owner of an animal ,gu 4l....r
tie Of tcntauT LIHuurIE At...
worth twenty tImr- H. ...--
but prepared only At til,
Laboratory Of I O. l,~. .l.
10 DEN ~. Nm i.I-
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-11-24

trust myself. dear God to Thee,
Keep every evil far from me
Let me awake. thy name to praise,
And love and fear Thee all my days,
Amen.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-11-24
AMERICAN AND FOREIGN PAIt''-
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For hreHfionS TrGi' Mark
No. 30 State Street opposite k.."'
Mass

Mass.
After an extensive praCtl'" 'i .f'
wears continues To secure pH'rl.'
States also in Great britain. i''''
eign countries. Caveats. >it' h''
ignInent-. and all papers "I Git" DE-
executed On lihrra terms. ana ~. .--
searches made int" American "l '..' -..
determine the validity "I uillIl| d" ....
venti"ns-and legal or other HiN.' ..
matters touching the SAM. CO.. .--
any patent furnished hN i'i'.'.
ments recorded at Wa-hinG'"i
TE-TIM ONIA. ..---
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EDMUND BURKE Late "ii''
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Mr.. K. II. Eddy has made i"i ne
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St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-11-24
1ieHginus Rradinq.
Evening Prayers for Children,

This night when lie down I" sleep.
l give nv soul to Christ 10 keep:
And though again, WAKE should never.
give NV soul To Christ forever.
Amen.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-11-24
WESTERN TICKETS !

tickets tn all points West and South and the
racine coast, via. all the frst-class routes
10 Liverpool, Glasgow, and other points by first
class Steamers
To San Francisco, by Rail Steamer
FOR lowest rates, time tables and information
call on or address A. c. HARVEY, Ticket Apt
St Johnsbury, Vt. -
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-11-24

Dear Father from thy throne above
Look down upon thy child with love,
Watch DER me nightly, hear my prayer,
And keep thy little one with care,
\ men.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-11-24
CofhnS and Baskets.

manufactured and sold, wholesale and retail by
L. ID. HOWARD EAST OF DrPoT ar Grsoti, ~
duced Rates S M
q Gas ets upholstered and trimmed at short
no'ce' at the rooms over Ira HARvEYs Variety
store Eastern Avenue Call in and examine M
XXnr
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INSURE
Accidents

am authorized to provide protection for the
people against the casualties which bsnnan ~ ,h .e
every DAY. Come and me. EDWARD p
r ahh, agent for Travellers Life and Accident
Insurance. company of Hartford Conn, Ottice
corner Main and Central SITS. St Johnsbury. VI