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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-11-30
EASTERN OISPATC HE'S.
Ey Overland Telegraph.
ESPECIAL TO mi DAILY SENTINEL,
SOUTH CAROLINA.
The Republican Legislature In
Session but Unable to
Transact Business.
SOUTH CAROLINA.
WADE HAMPT0N's VIEWS.

COLUMBIA, Nov. %.
The situation Is unchanged with the
exception that the Republican House
has been in session all the morning
but unable to transact business on ac
count of absentees.
NEW YORK, Nov. %.
A Worfd's Columbia correspondent
Interviewed Wade Hampton, who said
II think several of the more honest
aud honorable of the Republican mem.
bers will recognize the legality and
justice OF our aus and will join our
Legislature. There Is one point that
ought 10 DO brought out. and that il
this: The Ruinp Radical House, recog
nizing that they had nc legal form
have issued or proposed to issue cer-
~tiicates of election to the defeated Rad
icaI candidates rom Laurens and Edge
field counties. The Board of Can
vassers claim their term of office ex-
pired by Limitation on the 22d instant,
and these certificates could only now
be issued by the Secretary of State, in
gross violation OF the laws, as con.
10y themselves. l suppose the
will first have TO decide
he will recognize as the legal
of the State, and after that
tho matter will go before Congress for
settlement" Hampton added
that he was confident the sense of JUS
tice Of the people of the United States
would finally nave to be appealed to,
and hat he had no fears Of the verdict.
rhe New York world" on the Sit
uatfOn.
A Wort,t's editorial says that Presi-
dent Grant has at last brought himself
md the people OF this country face 10
ace with the simple question whether
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-11-30
NO PAPER to-

To enable the SENTINEL's publishers
and employees to celebrate our Nation
al Thanksgiving in an appropriate and
becoming manner, there will be no
paper issued from this Office to NOR
row..
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-11-30

COLONEL" GARBER.-The reporter
OF the San Francisco Chronicle invests
John CARRIER with the title Of "Colo,
nell" John not being a veteran Of the
White Pine Indian war, we are at a
loss to surmise when he acquired his
military appellation.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-11-30
THE TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.

The only news approximating defni-
nitude concerning the presidential
muddle in our Geographic reports to-
day is a dispatch from the Clerks OF
the Board Of Canvasssrs in Florida to
the New Rork Times, stating that the
canvass of all the returns, excepting
those from Dade county, upon their
face showed an average majority for
the Hayes Electors of about As votes.
We infer that the canvass was an in
formal one and not decisive. The Re
turning Board in Louisiana is progress
ing slowly with its work, but nothing
now or definite is shown concerning
the final result in the State, further
than was indicated in former dis
patches. There is no change in affairs
at the Capital OF South Carolina, fur
ther than that the Republican mem
bers of the Legislature were in session,
but were unable to transact any bust
ness, not having a quorum.
A Chicago dispatch states that an in
famous attempt was made upon the
life of General Sheridan while return
ing to the North from New Orleans.
The story of the horrible Ku Klux-
ing of a negro family in Louisiana,
published a few days Ago., loses some
of its sensational qualities III the fact
that the pms upon cross .examina-
ton stated that the crime was com
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-11-30

MURDER IN THE SECOND DEGREE
The trial Of Edward NJ. ellis, for the
killing of James Huber, at Winnie
muccs some three months ago, was
concluded last Saturday In the District
Court OF Humboldt county, and re-
suited In a verdict OF the jury OF muir
dsr In the second degree.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-11-30

FATAL AccIDENT.-Annie Lyon, the
once popular danseuse, but for ev-
eral years a degraded prostitute in Vir-
ginia City, vas killed at that place last
Sunday by being run over by a rail-
road car.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-11-30

NEARLY all the large cities and COM
majorities for Tilden at the recent elec-
ton. New York, Brooklyn, st. Louis,
Chicago, Baltimore. Boston, New Or
leans and Cincinnati gave m~ajorities
ranging from 500 to $1,000. New
York's majority was nearly $4,000; the
majority in Boston was over $500.
Hayes carried the cities Of Philadel-
phia and San Francisco. The latter
city with only about half the popula-
ton of st. Louis, polled 1856 ruore
votes. The total vote polled in St.
Louis was 0,006 and in San Francisco
Al, 562.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-11-30

SILVER REEF.-The nalne of the
former town Of Bonanza, in Leeds dis
trict, in Utah, is Silver Reef, instead OF
Wreath" as incorrectly stated by
several journals, the SENTINEL among
the number.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-11-30

MURPHY ACQUITTEp.-The trial of
Murphy, at Carson, for the murder OF
a man at Empire City, resulted in the
defendants acquittal last Saturday
,;rht
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-11-30
A PHrliamentarian's Views ON the
Counting cf the Electoral Votes.

NEW YORK. Nov. 90.
The Tribune says Edward McPher-
son, late Clerk OF the House of Repre-
sentatives, is recognized AZ authority
on parliamentary law and congress
sional presidents. His views in re-
lstion to the counting of the electoral
votes sustains the position thai the
President of the Senate has no dis
he receives it.
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sherman Alleges Fraud in
Florida.

Florida.
NEW YORK, Nov. 20.
A Worlds Cincinnati special says
Judge Stanley Matthews has received
a telegram from senator Sherman, de-
claring the Louisiana Returning
Board fraudulent on its face, and ask
ing him To communicate with Governor
Hayes.
United States ~ Re elected Ia
North CaroIina-Tiiacn's MajOri.
~ in North Carolina.
RALEIGH, Nov. 2s.
United States Senator Ransom,
whose term expires next March, was
to day reelected.
A proclamation OF Governor Brog-
den gives Tilden a majority of 10, IFS,
with three counties not yet heard from
officially. D..
Further particulars OF tho Late In.
dian Fight. L
FoRr FErrERMAS, Nov. -.
Following are the additional particu-
lars of General MacKenzie's fight on
the 25th: The hostiles had been
having n war dance all night and
were not taken by surprise by the
attack which was made at sunrise.
The village was located in a canyon
running nearly north and south. 1t
contained about 200 lodges with
perhaps 500 warriors. General Mac
Kennels fighting force numbered
nearly 1000 men. Most of the enlisted
Indians behaved well at the start, but
after the first heat OF the charge
very many Of them relapsed in APP
parent Indifference to everything but
plundering the abandoned teepees of
the Cheyennes and trying to run off
horses. About 20 Indians that can
be counted were killed, and doubtless
many more have fallen behind tho
rocks. About five or six of Il
horses have been killed.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-11-30
LOUISIANA.
Proceedings Of the Returning Boart
Different Account Given by the
Negro Woman.
General Sheridan's Account of AT.
fairs in Louisiana,

an
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-11-30
BIcELOW'S HALL,

Thursday Evening. Nov. 30. 1875.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-11-30

A Wori.t's editorial says that Presi-
dent Grant has at last brought himself
and the people OF this country face to
face with the simple question whether
Arizona weekly miner., 1876-04-28
School Tax Election.

WHEREAS it appearing to the Board of Trustees of School District No l. ID the county of Yavapa Arizona Territory the Territorial and county money to which the said district entitled insufficient 10 nay for keep ipg school open in said district for period of more than three in each year and erect suitable buildings fur keeping the and that the additional sum of soo is necessary therefM,
 And Whereas. in the Judgment Of said board It n deemed advisable that direct be l-vied upon the taxable prperty of said district 10 keep said school open for longer period than the ordinary funds will allow. and o build suitable buidings therefor and that the question of svyng a be submitted to the voters of the district:
 THEREFORE,, Notice is hereby given that an election will be held n School District No in fsvaFs county, Arizopa Territory on Saturday. the 9th day of May, 1916 at the oce Probate Judg- of said county between the hours of m. and sund"wn on said day, for purpose of submtn to the electors o said school district, whether direct shall he levied upon the tax able property withis said school district for the keeping school open In such district and building suitable build. iues fr the ssme as above set firth. The amount of money proposed to be raised therefa icing s6 OO0 Bal lots shail read Tax Yes" Tax. No, and also state the name of person for aod for collector NH HI. BURMlSTER,
 VIM. M. BUFFUM,
 April lt. 1876 Trussssa
Arizona weekly miner., 1876-04-28
c U M M Q N . .

In the Dis.ric. Court, Third Judicial District Ynvara County.
 JESSE JACKSON and SOLOMON JACKSON. pArtners un- der he firm name and style of Jackson Brother. Pfs
 NosYs LovEJoY, Defendant. Action brought in the District Court of the third judicial dsrc, in and for the county of Yavapa in the Tsr- tory of Arizona
 The Territory of Arisona sends greeting Go koses Lor.oy, Defendant;
 You are hereby summoned and required to appear in an action brought against you by the above nam plain ,s in the district curt of the third judicial district ID and for the county of Yavapai in the Territory Of Ar z,ua and the complaint filed with the cerk of this cour at Prescott in said county Ca copy of which complaint accompanies this summons). within twenty days excusve Of day of service) aer the service uron YOU this summons if ssrvrd in this e~unty but if served of the ccsaty and within this district then within thr'y days in all other forty days And you are hereby notified that if you fail o appear and swer complaint ahove reqni ed the psintihs will take judgment against you by default fr the sum Of six hundred and forty two l2l00 (e6i2l2 dollars the same being the balance due account and costs and disbursements n this behalf expended
 Given under hand snd the seal of the said ILsl District court Prescott, this l6th day of
 March, A. D. 1876.
 WILLIAM WILKINSON. Clerk. JOHN HOWARD Esq, Atty. for Plfs mra4dSo
Arizona weekly miner., 1876-04-28
The e~ Miner.
PeVuIssbsn er London.

Of the total population of London re- turned by the registrar Tn 1871 (3,254 ,26o), 3,029 ,26O were born in England and Wales, Al .029 in Scotland, 91 III in Ireland, 23,324 in the colonies and India, 3,l10 in the islands of the British seas, and ,205 Tn ships at sea- The remainder, 66,l0l were foreigners, nearly half Germans, and the rest comprising almost all nationalitles. The population was estimated by the regls- trar in the middle of 1874 at 3,4OO,oOo. The postal district covers an area of 2oo square miles. The metropolitan police dis. trict comprises many towns, villages, ana parishes. formerly independent, and stili often spoken of as such, and extends over the whole of Middlesex Exclusive of London city. which had its own police), and the surrounding parishes in the counties of Sur rev. Kent. Essex, and Hertford, of which any part is within twelve miles of Charing Cross. and not over fifteen miles, embracing an area of 6S7 square miles, and popula- tion in 1871 of 2s0s, ,S60, or, including the city police district, 2,S83, 3,092, being one eighth of the whole population of the Uni ted Kingdom, and 5O0,000 more than that of all Scotland. This does not include transient residents, whose number IS i'm mense at all times, and especially between May and August, when the patrictans, poll ticians, and votaries of fashion are in town, together with many interested in parlia- mentary business.-[Appletons' American Cyclopedia, revised edition, article Lon donr
Arizona weekly miner., 1876-04-28
LEGAL
Declaration of Married Woman
 to become Sole Trader.

TsHRrrorY OF ARIZONA. COUNTY OF YAvAPAL
 Notice is hereby given thai I. Emma Hersog. of the caup,y of Ysvaya n the Territory uf Arzena lwife of Michael T. Herzog do declare that from and after she dafe brrrof intend carry business the said County o Yavapa in Arizona Territory. in my own name and on ny own account pursuant 10 set of the Legislature oi ,n Te,rtory of Arropa entitled Of the Rixhs of Mar r;ea Women" and of the Act sappemenia thereto aP -oved December 90 ls6S The business that ntend to aa,- on Ia ,ha. of General Merchandising and frsd ing And further declare that The amount or nnds have 10 commence and carry on the ousines s NsAia does not ,xceed the an,oun, of i've thousand dollars
 MRS. F. HERZOG.
 TERRITORY OF ARIZONA. }ss
 COUNTY or YAvAPAI. A. =, April A D. ls16 before me. Ed. w. Wets . NeA' nv Pubhe iu and for Yavspai County. in Ansoas e'o " duly commissioned and sworn. Pers"nsAy spPsS sd Emma Herzog. personally known 'o Me S - o .as ' indyidual drseribed in ant who executed tne ins,rum-nt who acknowledged to me thas sne eHesesu the same freely and voluntarily and tor the M DOCS therein meshoned- s Ia wi,pess vA~r~ot have heseunto ct my hand aud
 affixed ny ofrsl seal the day and year nrs. soo'e
 written in this certificate. ED W wEGLSs
 fL-sl ap5S Notary ruono-
Arizona weekly miner., 1876-04-28
Application for Patent.
L. s. LAND OFricI,

C. o.
 PREscoTT. A IT. March 24th, is'e
 Notice is hereby given that William Gavin. whsse rss,ofce address is Prescott Yavapa county, Arzons Territory has this day made application through this oi' Ice for U S. Patent fs Sesn hundred 5O0) linear feet of ,he Gorher vein lode bearing gold and silver wte surface ground six hundred Oo) feet in wi1h situated in Biz Bug Mining District County of Yavapsi and Ter rtory of Arzua and described in the plat and ned notes TOW on file n this ohce follows viii: Beginning nonum-ut of stone 3x3 feet square ,t bose and M on high x e0o3Y W 45+} chains from northeaef corner oi discovery shaft thence 20 56 II 3o chains to mon ument No at the Sw corner oi the claim rom this monumen, . rocky ledge Freeport Butte, marked oe the north side bears lo ess, feet distant thence 600 O4 90o chains to mInument Ne at the SE C"f' per of aim this monument rocky ledge on rec. DOT, Butte marked north side bears o' fT W i75O feet distant; thence 29o56 E. 2212f chains to monument Ne at NE corner of claim thence o0'os w. 9Oe chains monument No 4 at the NV corner of claim thence 29o56 w ll35 chains to point Of begin ming. containing 2c.66 acres. Any and all persons claiming adversely any porhon o' said Gopher mine said mining ground as described required to de their adverse claims win the Register of the U S. Land 0ee at Prescott fava pai County Arizona Territory during the sixty days o hereof they will be barred by virtne of the provisions of the statutes WILLIAM S- KELLY,
 mr24d6O Register.
Arizona weekly miner., 1876-04-28
N O. @. An Ordinance Relating to Village Taxes and Licenses.

B. I ordaised by the Noyor and Council cf the Village of Presoon Arizona
 Section l. tax shall be levied upon all taxable pr~p ery Village of Prescott and that the rate of taxa tion shall be- for the year 1876 fixed st one half o one per ceut said being made upon the basis Of the of value Of assessed pruPery in said Village taken from county roll for the year eS said .ha he due and payable or before the 10th day of June s76 and be declared delinquent on the loh day of July, 1876.
 Sec Q All business doing business within the corporate limits of the Village of Prescott and paying county license quarterly therefor who have not been mentioned asd specified in Ordinance No 6. relating tc hcepses shall be required to pay quarterly for the uee and ispc6t the said Village Of Prescott according to the business done bv them. to be determined by inc kaxshal -ofBcio Assessor and Collector, or hi' deputy iu the following ratio. viz:
 Tirst Glass to pay quarterly the sum of sso9o 90 Second Glass ----.- x.'O Third Ciaas lSOO Fosrth Class |" ...... 500 And one dollar added to the amount of each license fees fbr collection by said Marshal or his deputy.
 Sec g. This Ordinance shall be published three nmei ip the ARIzoy, MINER GEO. D. KENDALL, Attest: JAS O. OTIS Recorder Mayor.
 arl4t3
Arizona weekly miner., 1876-04-28
Cured at Home.
JUST ISSUED.-THE 200th EDITI0l
 M A N g o O D. Revised and corrected by the author. E. de F. Cuss N. D., &c., &c.

A Medical Essay the cause and curs Of rrenstu decline in man. showing how heah is lost. and bow gained. IL gives clear synopsis of the impedimenh marriage the treatment of spd physiral debility exhausted vitality and all other dspases apreraisiq thereo the results of twenty ysar- successfu practis
 OPINIONS OF THE PRESS.
 CURTIS oN "MANHoep"-There is member of pse sty bv whom this hook will bs kund useful whsa he be parent preceptor or fina CURTIS eN MANHOOD This hook should be reai . the young for instruction. by the afflicted hr reief injure no ons.-(Medical Times and Gazette.
 Price-One Dollar bv mail or exrrpss. Addrrsa author Dg. CURTIS. 5ao sutser Street P. O. Baz San Frantsco Cal. sepl7yl
Arizona weekly miner., 1876-04-28
Grain Wanted !! :!

PRKscoTT, A. T., April ,. 1876. Sealed Proposals will be received by the undersigned st Hsaha ways Market Manfezuma street Prescott. until i2 M of Wednesday May 10th, 1876. for deliver ter ou or before December 20th, 1876,
 200 0oO pounds of Corn st rrcscott A. T.
 lo0OO0 pounds of Corn al Skull Valley. A. T.
 lOOOp pounds of Crn at Kirkland Valley, A. IT, 100 0oO pounds of Barley at PheniI, A. T. An to be of the quality of the crop of ls76 well cleaned and souud u secure. well sewed sscks
 Bopds with approved security for the performances oi sAe contract will be required. . Psymests will be made monthly if desired. and the whole amount will be paid for within ten days aher com pletion of the contract - Bids may be made for the whole or any part ct the eraiu called fer and the right reserved 10 reIec' any or ell bids deemed too high, or f made by irre- sponsible rarties Asy further information desred will be given on app' cation so Samuel c. Miller. O. Hathaway, Prescott Araooa. -
 Euvelopes containing bids should be sealed and mark ed ssProrcxals for Grain. and addressed to " MILLER < HATHAWAY, .r,,s Prescott, 4. T.
Arizona weekly miner., 1876-04-28

The Citizen of the 18th says W. L. Berry an experienced assayer from the mines oi California and Nevada has arrived in Tucson and opened the assay office of Blake & Co., with new and complete outfit for assaying ore and bullion.
Arizona weekly miner., 1876-04-28
LEGAL.
ConStabIe's Sale.

TERRITORY OF ARIZONA. COUNTY OF YAvArXL
 By virfue of an execution issued out of the Jushc Court of J. Otis Esq, Justice Of the Peace in ands the Prescott Precinct. s the Coniy of Ysvnpai iu IT, rrt"ry Arizona against the gods and chafels as and ,enemenfs. of Thomas l.. Edwards ou Q judsnn rendered in said court iu favor Of Thomas Whitehead against said Thomas L. Edwards. the said execution ing aitestrd the 1+'h day of April 1876 and to ms rected have levied upon all the right title and iuas of said Thomas L. Edwards in and to that certain s story hewn-loR house situate in what is known Bu shaw Basin. in the Bradshaw Mountains in Yavrg county. Arxona and being one-haf mile west of C.t Luke Cos quartz mili and also his right title and terest In and to the land upon which the said hous built and being dsscribed a claim l60 rods sgusa with all the timber water rights and mill sites upoa land and within the boundaries of said claim; and . tce is hereby given that will expose the sa . the Inv directs n fnt ot the house doos is Village of Prescott in the county aforesaid the day of May 1876 at the hour of Il AM said day.
 Dated Prescott April 2i, 1876.
 sp2li4 Jw. KNOTT, Consfshk
Arizona weekly miner., 1876-04-28

An additional postal agreement between the United States and Japan has been rati- fled, and went into effect April list.
Arizona weekly miner., 1876-04-28
.spIssoIution Notice.

uos;~e is hereby siven that the partnership between revS nnsAsosd, R. H. Burmisssr " Bashlsrd and W m n Smith doing businss e mercssnts a Prescott An .s T~vv;sor under the nrn of L. Bashford O.. C e.y as relases 10 the aid wn Smith was dissolved <. tAe iSsh day of Apei 1s76 the ssn wn B smith vitAansisg 1ce ssid partnership and nrn. An dses' S -;a v~ypsyship and those due by them will he set sie vh sDd by the remsisine psstsss who VII eeonu. Ss bruises u.dss ths ssid 1rm name ef L. B..afe'd s r LEVI BASHFORD.
 t R q. BURMISTER~ %ss #E e. BASHFokD.
 WI. '. SMITH
 P.sscoAa, April l& isn. spela
Arizona weekly miner., 1876-04-28

A snow bank, 90 feet in depth, in the streets of Silver City, Idaho, is the latest weather report of that section.
Arizona weekly miner., 1876-04-28
N Q T IC F.

To J. W. Good. any other person deriving fheir m
 by deed from the original f,csiors in that certain
 era, bearing quartz lode, ledge vein known
 Pennsylvsnia location. situated in wallapsi misn
 district Mohavs county. Arizona Territory.
 You hereby notified that if you de not within pisa days from the service of this notice pay to the un6 signed af Chloride. Mohave county A. T., your prar tsns part of the expenses incurred said mine or v t"u. ss required by the Congressional law. aprrcv May l0'h, 1872 the undersigned will claim fRf,itsfe your interest j- said mine. O. 6ROOn
 Chloride. March 8, le7s. mfl5a9
Arizona weekly miner., 1876-04-28
OU NC M E N

Who may be suffering from the effect of youthful iol
 lies pdscretion will do we'll 10 avail themselvu
 of this the greatest hoon laid af the altar oi s
 ferinE humanity. Dh. SeinnEY will guarantee to trl
 frt e5C0 for every of seminal weakness. CT rsI
 vse disease of any kind or character which he unda
 takes and fails to He would. therefore say sl the unfortunate C. f-rcr who may read this nctesl that you are tIeadipg rpon dangerous Rrpund whss yon longer delay in seeking the prorer remedy fx yoa- complaint You may he In The first stage; VI
 member you approaching the last. If yeu sn bor erng upon the last. and suffering some or c of it's III effects remember fha, if you rersst in ps crastinatou. the time must come when the mat skf ful physician can render you assistance: when i door of hope s co<ed againsf you: when angel q mercy bring you rr'ief Tn DO cass has the Doc tor failed of Then let not despair work uPs
 your imns sinaton, bu, avail vourself o the beneAe
 results of his treatment he your is beyond t reach of medi~alskill. before grim death hurY~ yon to prmaiure grave. Fnll course of trratnsse t2500 Send money by Post 0fRce order or Expro with fnll description of case. | Call. or Address. DR- A. B.28PTNL6Xs ' oc29yl No. II Kearuy Street San Fnpcssca i
Arizona weekly miner., 1876-04-28
N 0 T I c E .

To the wsIlspsi Consolidated Mining Company. ssl,
 otheYs owning any interest h he Silver Star V
 iode vein situated in the wanapa Minisg DisS
 Nohave county. A. T.:
 You are hereby notified tbai you do within ss days from the service of this sstics. ray to the = signed at Mineral Park. Mohave County. A r. y proportional pert of the expenses incurred on said claim or loesfion required by the C.ngressissss the undsrsignsd will claim . brfeiture of your in in said mine. H. WHuS
 Mineral Pa.t Feh. l, 1876. tsee0
Arizona weekly miner., 1876-04-28
Pasturage for Bucks.

2. ROCHON hayi-R determined ts remain hsfs Fall win his hand of 1ne Marino Bucks is psepsr rssch bucks wfh his for other parties. at tse rs moath n lots of lees than ten His herd being pen~ healthy. sh~ep will bs ecsived that has asy v aise ss Enquise ss Csspeofes's Cosal. Prescott