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AL kids II overaIis cheap a. the MIXERS
ssd Aeeha.ieS Trade Depot All fi,i. cr
ya1p<u At ths Minsrs ani Neekarirs Trade
Depsc
DaAurxs ani Unier Sairts. 81 erery grade
ard style. at the MIXERS AID Mechanics
Trade Depot
0FsEzIRrs. and white sai eelo-~d linen
Shirts. vsry cheap At tie Mir<rx' ara Ne
eAsrirs Trade Dsps.-
Tsur- Scars ksivss. Purses. ConSs Sta
uonery. and acozpiefe stack Of Buou,srie,
n the Ainers' as3 Mechanics Trade Depef.
Mark u. spos. Tie Aicsrs' aai Mechanics
Trade Depot il ,exr deer 20 S~ue<ney's stable
osE BIT kAcs: Imported Harana. Pre-.
nisrxas AID Resa coaehas Cigars At the
aiserS and Mechanics Trs le Depot
Bos Wzrrr. Lors Jack. I sels Ned. Lynch
earr: Gsnees>k. Kfliikinict. Seal Of North
CArelisa. farAxc1. CavaDdish- Vanity Fair
NeedleGzn ard all eshsr brADis cf Smoking
and tkesisg Iebaeee. very cheap q, the
Mixers AID NecAanics' Trsie Depot
BeyS rsaene bar ve asisrsell tae narke q,
At the Ninsrs' AID M~hAniesf Trade De
.
SnKrsE. cellars sseks in very larrss:
variety. ., the Miners and Ns>AAsi-s Trade
Depot
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Charcoal Wanted.

EgoN pArg UNTIL OCTOBER FIEsr,
f rexr. sids viii ~ rscsivsd for lofso
ka,heIs 81 el<sr- nsrcAAsfasie. frss<lAss
ekarroal. Of eat pics. delivered oser . eee
an4 eze-fcarfh ie<h Ereen. 81 farnaes -.
the Ihre-Nlls hesss. N ~7sAstsnss . !.
y. C RASSKH.
sapsriasssasrt q Kisg n = 3 %.
HaailtsA Nsy- SEPT L. ~. div
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FOREIGN NEWS.
IMacMahon's Manifesto.
VIA BIB HAS DONE AND
PROPOSES 10 DO FOR
FRANCE
Latest Prom the Turkish War.
RyoRNoIS LOSES BEFORE PlETxi.
RyoRxoIS LOSSES BEFORE PlEYyi.

Paris. SEPT -.
President NacMahon's manifesto In
the French people is published He
says for Inc last four years be has
maintained peace, and the Personal
confidence with which be 10 honored
by foreign sovereigns. enables him 10
render French relations with all pow
ers NOR cordial He points out how
France has prospered and says the
Chamber Of Deputies. throwing on the
leadership Of moderate men. ~ length
forgox the share OF authority belong
ing TO him, and which he could nat
allow diminished without is involved
the honor Of his name before the PEG
pie Of France and before history. In
the exercise OF his right he dissolved
the Chamber. His Governments will
designate among candidates those
who are authorized TO make use Of
his name Elections favorable 10 his
policy viii facilitate the regular con
duct Of the existing Government
Hostile elections would aggregate .
confilet between the public po~ers IS
well IS impede the course of business
and maintain the agitation. and
France in the midst OF these fresh
complication would become for once
the object al distrust. AS for himself
his duty would increase with the dan
ger. He could not obey the man.
dates Of demAgogues. He could
neither become the instrument OF radi-
calism nor abandon the post in which
the constitution has placed him. He
shall remain to defend conservative in
terests with the support of the Senate.
and shall energeticAIly protecf faithful
public servants. who At the dificult
moment have not allowed themselves
to be intimidated by vain threats. He
awaits with full confidence the mani
ssstation of the peoples sentiment
With Gods hep they viii secure to
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-09-20

CKAT9Al1xAr1og ~ POWk9-
There are . thousand ways in which
the sdvocsaes Of more centralized
form Of government ssiemps to ihrus:
tAete docsrines upon the country. not
withsssnding they have more than
twice . lhoonod times been rejected
By The people The scent strike fur-
nishss . plausible excuse for The aug
gesion Of . Ssw plans looking 10
. centna;inxion Of pouer and . sill
Stronger Nssionai Government In
crossing the army TO o hundred
thousand. TO keep the iaboring classes
in subordirasioo. has been Suggested
Putting the railroads OF the country
under the ccntrul Of The General Gov
erumens hes also been proposed - .
remedy for the misaoder<sauding~a and
dimgreemenss thai may ari~e besveen
Corporations and employees And Dos
comes Colonel Tom SCOTT in N elAoo-
rafe article in The Norsk 4n<lcsz Re
rso. favoring the pro<ecsoa Of rail-
road mGc BY the armed forces Of The
linked States GovernnenE Such
propositions Ill lad in The same dire-c-
ton. that of cnsralixaiioa Of power.
and although they do not 90 q1re ~
far in that direction as the rroPu<ncn
made In the National Coavenzso1 tha;
framed COR Federsl ConSis1ison, tha;
Coogrsss should have the poxer %
negative state AVS. there 10 10 telling
where sucA doctrines, carried into
practical opensso1. may Lad IA.
The Governmens was made for The
people, and Do the people for the Gov
ernDeot- The Goveruueos be,onxs 10
and should Be coasrSIed by. The peo
pie The power belongs 10 The people
and they should bod On 10 l. excepx IN
- Ear ~ may b absolutely osrs<<xry
for the common good ADi comnoo DE-
Tense. u such 9-1exSocs ~ these. and
those ofa kindred cAArsc<er. comes The
rsai issues beu~n tise suo grsAs par
Gss Of The country ;has rs<s above ali
others in importance TIE people may
for The time being become exceed
about quesions Of labor and finance,
and . tho1a15 Others ~ Of more or
less importance in their usy. eus the
9rsaEex question q al. and tbs rea,
isos apoa Which polEscal parties ar
60 be v<sorso1s OF suffer dskaa:. rise or
e.. = sSzs ~hsch pertains > lie EE=
OF The poue< Of The gsoerai Govern
ms0s.
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TIE nev Ca1holic church .. viz.
gina Cry Vas dedicated lsss Sunday
BY Bishop O'Coansll- ASSISTED BY
twelve PrisxA Father B0chard
pesached IN eloquent dedsasory ser
mon IN the morning. and vas fol.
loved by Father Sulsy in The even.
ing. The Virginia papers de>crib<
shs cersmouis. IS having bsen very
impressive The building. which Is
eoos.ruced On the s5ss Of the church
Destroyed by the great Ore. is said tc
b The iarEsss and bess appointed in
The SRaso.
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WELL
3 q

THE UNDERSIGNED HAVE JUST RE-
c<ived all the necessary aaehiaery fer
sinking Arte<ian Nell. and are Rov pre-
pared 70 receive eoa,rzcss fer eo-inf- FER
iaformAfien in regard TO terms. esc-. apply 70
r H. PARKER 4 co.
Eureka Azszz1.lT. aEssf
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500

.l,HE ABOVE REWARD WILL BE CIV
g for the srr<ss as1 essv<csa Of tas
psrson OF psrsses VIA % Sunday 1srsiss.
,ssn e Rusks- sAsx asd Hid sss large
as FRKp. woHRNERx.
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LOST !

+ oSr. ABOUT AUGUST SECOND, An
IL A~asncac-uaie GOLD STEN-wINb
XIX WATCH, Head. maker. Newark. " J.
With q szali black iroe chain a;ta<ssd Any
p<rson leaving the ane 81 this o&es viii be
literally rewarded ae4 se ea~<zises ass 81
Eureka sept 8. ISL sspr>r
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DIED.

Eureka. Septen Der ls-Ausus,us Robert. ssn
Of Joseph and Louise Catherine Ubersr.
aged 3 months and 4 days
The funeral vii take plscs this a~ftsrnoos.
Of 8 o'eleek. from the residence Of the Pc
rents. corner Of Spring and Clark strssta
The friends and s~eausintasees Of the family
are invited to astsndl
Virginia, September IL william Pollock.
aged "A yeaxa
God Hall. Septen Der 4--Eiirabeth frasces
Bagiin. aged - years.
yiealia- Cal. Sept l4-Msry Beatrice. wife Of
c ID. spiFss. Of Asstin. age 5 years.
BakeYss sfaricc. Willcv 1s-ek. sept. It.
Mrs EiiEaestA Cisgg. agsd - years and II
months
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-09-20

TIE San Fraocisco papers claim the
Califorua Ssua,onhiP for San Fran
eiseo n right This brings out from
The interior journals the announcenen,
thas II the Bay Cay GETS Away with Mr..
6aFgeos's successor abe will come
psstxy n0r having four Senators. Jones
and sharon being credited to that ex.
acnng burg.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-09-20

VOC can bay II Ensis. q, the . Little Store
Around the Corner or eat Of his wsshos
esnsry vassn. choice peaches. graees plsns
bsructt peers or green gsGes. All thr>s
pounds for q certa All ether fruif in pro
poruoo- A eheies assortnert received daily.
also choice rasck batter tvses . week
sept4-f
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ROOMS TO LET.

THREE HANDSOMELY FURNISHED
Il reons in Duskel 4 Cas- hzihiirs. ss-
end story, corusr q Clark End Main streets.
Inqaire 81 NA Harner. On the prsuiss&
Earska. Aas. - lsT- sase%fz
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JUST RECEIVED
AR The
EUREKA DRUG o

A COMPLETE STOCK OF
DRUGS MEDICINES,
Pasess Medicines. Passsa. Oils, Var
nsshea. Gsaa. Paint BvuShea, Ese-,
which vii Be HH 81 Nee Yerk prices. Is
fellows:
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BORN.

Esreks. September Is-wifs Of Hiram john
son. . sen
Eurssa. September Is-wifs Of Adolphus
Kudeen, . son-
Virginia, septen Der is-wifs Of A. c. Cross
man, . daughter.
Gold Hill. September ls-Wife Of George a.
Tyrrell. . son.
Eko, Septenb Der li-wifs Of II. c. Merritt.
q son.
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Genoa. Ssptsm Der 1s-Tbomas j. McConmas
20 Mrs. Mary N. Nef
Pioche. September s-Niehsel Jeyns to Mrs.
johanna Neenan.
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All kinds paints. eolors. paint brushes. ella.
riass. drugs. toilet arSs-l>s-aod in fses. esery-
fhinx il car line az reduced prlces to sz.f tie
rrss y. J. SCHNEIDER 4 90.
Esrska. JAY a. Isl. asgl-d
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SPECIAL MEETING.

- BY CALL OF IRE PRESI.
~. i-rt. III Eareka HSsk SD
@SGaA0eP G~a S~a0y ard tn
30 Kateh~sbSrkes 0sse Co9-
pay VII nee; On THURSDAY NIGHT. q
s'clacx sksrp. o; ear Track rsass. fer ses
-~rzns&c.i0s II s0zs paroealar bsssess A
fall and prompt a~sf<otares 10 rsssess~d b
D. MANNHEIM. Fresd.s.
u. W. LkNAS. NEe Pres'r,
II. b NrkEs- Foreman.
ALE. CHARTZ. Secretary.
rs. DOUGLAS.
PETER wISS.
JOHN C. COLGAN.
jim NIDDAU3H.
Eureka. Sep;ezser -. Isl. s,otd
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EGAL BLANKS. OF ALL DEScRIP
l. sioas. printed to srdsr ~ the SENTINEL
e9cs-
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FOR SALE.
BoARpIno nevse o. RUB! ELL,
NEAR TIE CONSOLIDATED VeRkS

THIS PROPERTY WILL AcCDNAo
data Gxu rsgsiar esArders. ss4 has All
the sseRsary eceklng utsenls fer inns1lsie
basisssa II apphsd for ssoa ths Dfsssfu
eaa -
Bought ot . Bargain.
For rsrtscalars. apply 70 SETH LoSss
bAI6h. 90 the premise. or 70 NAIL
kYLE q, his saioee- -
k1reka- sept Il lss- s~.
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JOHN OvKRNAS. locator OF the
Overman mine, and one Of the pio-
nssn Of the Comssock rangs. arrived
in Gold Hill, from Iowa. . day OF two
sincs. afssr IN absence Of fourtssu
years.
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Pno1EssoR Frank STEWART 10 TO
ssenrn to ruscarors the present week.
He seems to have deferred his south
American tour. The Professor 10 IN
enthusiastic believer in the remarkable
mineral wealth of Eiko's northern
n~fona
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SEPT live expect 70 have the shaft r.
tinHsrsa By the last Of the week aad rseums
work On the different lsvela Work hes been
al he ground. East crssseut l. getting int
ooft ground Of . moro saeouragiDg eharneter
carrying sems quartz: 2o0fest level com BIZ
nation drift still In vein matter which pei.
mits Of sssd hsadway.
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The American Iron Works, employ
ing 1900 men, and Lloyd. Son & Co.'s
Iron Mills employing 1000 men, re-
sumed work this morning.
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osDG l3-Wafef s. feet hslow The I0lfoos
sensioa. Wine ahsat tie Mns ~ iAxs re-
pert
GRAND PRzEE.
SOFT 1--WE have cleared asay al The Do
hEio q IL nss Ire ard fDd very little dam
- aone 70 ths nsehisery. the boiler will b
Hon1y fer ssaaming in . day or twol Both
D5lt1 gill tAao - run % s<eood-elass ere. Of
whieh - have aboss l50o sons On the dump.
Ces- nrgRIAL
0epG 1.-The north erosscat u showing
o~aDG3oRAb1o quartz carrying snail assAya
StnS5on ~ tank IN south iselins winss eSnl-
pIeesd and naking good progress 10 sinking
al uinss hsleu xSifoOt level. Everything
l. geing on smoothly.
JUSTICE.
SEPT, u-Ho material change in east drih
Il5o-foos tsveL PreparAtsas are being made
3 un . DRIFT ssuth With Q view Of reaching
TIE podnt where The leoLfost level viii inter-
ssDs this level. The leas upraiss On l0oLioot
level IL developing - it, uEesrd eesrss .
splsedN body 81 milling ore. Siec. the Sill.
yer Hill C~enpany's pump started the fs. Of
water q this level 10 fast dscreasins. The
drifts and ore producing Slopes fron 90 to
SDoLfsst level eontinus to develop their uni
fern quantity Of milling ore.
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EASTERN NEWS.

TO rzs DAILY sKxrISu-l
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The strike al the American iron
works ended this evening, the men
accepting the old rates. This will give
800 to 1000 men work again.
PsanayDvania lrea Wseks Resume
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n BE FOLLOWED BIT
LEON 8AAw0II0,
Ard his pspil naster Jehsny. in . grad
D0lB 1RiPEIE PERFORMANCE
Tie vhols 10 eoscIsi. vita the rsariss
fsrce q
OUR COUNTRY COUSINS!
Cezsic Asyer-----Ar- L A savteile
Cozs.r Ic-yr. J. Al Ssvtelis
FRIDAY EYENISS:
BENEEH OF MS [. 4. MWfEIIE
Sa:zriay aste-ros-. q; - o'eisek-
Graad Hip vaa Wtskse 0aGtaee.
Fer the x-oo1zsiausa Of LADIES' snd
Chiiren-
tSnissS.. 81: Reserved seats. 81 % Bex
See 0p<z ever day >~Ass ear BE secare5
iE s3vaBes Ter Acy F<r5erzanes /, the vess.
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Best r7-wafer s. feet hslov Tie lsoofo
ansioa. WiAss ahsas he ans - iaxs
The Morning herald., 1877-05-11

70 Reuters Telegram Company says the
Prince of Roumanis issued decree to. dsy
announcing that he assumes command Of
the Roumanian army, designating the chief
OF staff and the commanders of the let
Corps (at Trakova) and the I'd (at Bucha-
rest and GIurgevo), and appointing mem
bers of the staff and commanders OF divi.
sions and brigades in each corps.
sERvIA.
LONDON, May.10.-A Vienna despatch to
the Daily Telegraph says the rumored ag-
itation In servia has been grossly exaggera.
ted. Prince Milan and the Ministers have
formally assured Count Auprasey that Ser
via will not disturb the peace.
The Morning herald., 1877-05-11
FOE SALE AND RENT.

Mansion House; Lawn
Il Stables and Garden. Of John O'Ryrne
Pine Grove, one milo from the Market
street bridge. The lawn Is one Of the finest
in The county. Apply at THIS OFFICE
The Morning herald., 1877-05-11
WANTS.

STRAYED OR STOLEN.-A brown mare
8 years old, 151a hands high, weight about
1000 pounds, white right ankle, the head
and neck indicating fine breeding, hind
quarters q little inclined to be bony. The
coupling bone where the hip strap crosses
ovite promire rent, fine roadster, and can trot
ia $50, she is shod Tor toe weinhts. Any
one returning her to the undersigned will
be rewarded literally. ..
New Castle, Del, May l, 1877. T r.
The Morning herald., 1877-05-11

GARDEN HEEDs.
JUST RECEIVED,
A large lot Of all kind from the Cambridge
Valley iced Gardens. These garden seeds
are selected with great care, and are for
sale at Guthrle's Grocery store. corner OF
Front street and Maryland avenue. He
also has the best quality OF flour CONSTANT
ly on hand.
The Morning herald., 1877-05-11

LIVERPOOL, May 10 The Dakotah's g pas
sengers will sail on Saturday on the steam
or Wisconsin: 1t is feared that tho Deko-
tab will prove total loss.
FURTHER PARTICULARS. .
New YORK, May 10.-Messrs. Williams
Guion's despatch about the Dakotah re-
ported that she had gone ashore on Point
Lyoris, forty-ffve miles this side of Liver
pool, and was total loss A further de-
spstch stated that the passengers and crew
were all saved, and most Of the baggage
was also rescued, but that the vessel and
cargo would pussibly prove q total loss.
The Dakotah had only just left Liverpool
on her way 10 New York, and must have
run outward bound vessels usually drop
their pilots. 1t is Ateen miles the other side
of Holybead, and the coast is steep, rocky
and exceedingly dangoeou- one.
Point Lyons is Same wnere Jne noyal
Charter, the Australian emigrant clippership
was wrecked in October, 1858, when nearly
400 souls persisted.
Over a year ago, also. the AbbQstsford, an
ocean steamer, was wrecked on the same
point, and proved total loss. The Dakotah
was a splendid iron steamer of about $500
tons burden, and was valued at $750,OO
She had always been considered No. l
vessel, and was commanded by Captain
james pree, Jr., who had the reputation
of being a thoroughly skilled and expert"
enced mariner. 1t is supposed that both
the ship and cargo were fully insured.
THE VAUDEVILLE DIssTER
PeTrsvnLE, May 1O.-James Leddy ,one
of the men reported dead yesterday, is still
alive, though his recovery is doubtful. All
the rest of the wounded men will probably
recover. Work has been suspended at the
mines for week.
The report that the ventilation was insult
fcient 10 denied by the mine bosses II
charge, who state that the usual morning
inspection was made before the men enter
ed the shaft, and everything found to be /,
proper condition.
| EXPLOSION.
BosToN, May 10.-An explosion occur
red last neght in the establishment ofW.C
Durham at Fall River, His building wa
DESTROYED, a. was also the factory of tt
Kendrick Loom g. Harness Company, an
the Office of the French paper LIE Proctectu
Cansdien. The losses are;-W. E. Dur
ham, about $500; Kendrick Loan Compan
about II, 900, Pocasset Manufacturing Con
pany, 1900; P. K. Remington, 5000; Wm
r. Bush, and other occupants about S,6o'
The body of H. l.. Hamilton, black
smith was found this morning in the ruin
WEIGHING THE MAILS.
WASHINGTON, May 10.-The Post Offit
Depart ment has issued orders for weigh
} log the mails during period Of thirty col
: secutive working days on all railroad
! which is known as the fret contract sectic
: which embraces all Of New England al
the States Of New York, Pennsylvania, Ne
5 Jersey, Delaware, Maryland, Virginia al
West Virginia), with view Of fixing Il
rate of pay for the four years contrac tier
commencing July 1st.
FOREIGN.
CITY OF BRUSSELS.
LONDON, May 10.-The Daily TelegraI
announces that rejnsurances are bel
effected on the overdue Inman Line ateam
City of Brussels, for fifteen guineas
cent. premium.
PRINCE CHARLES.
J LONDON, Nay 1o.-A Bussarest dsspst
The Morning herald., 1877-05-11

NOTICE.-Notice is hereby given to all
persons whose business or occupation re-
quires a State license for the present year
(l877) that the same is due and payable on
the first day of June, at the offices Of the
Clerk of the Peace for New Castle County
JOHN P. SPRINGER,
Clerk at New Castle.
M. A. s. SPRINGER;
Deputy, No. 800 W. Second St. vii.
my3-1m
The Morning herald., 1877-05-11

NOTICE,-R. Messick. having removed
streets to stalls Nos. 10 and 4S second
street Market House. would inform nis GUS
toners that he is ready to supply thm " ith
the very best fresh butter from Bradford
county daries wholesale and retail Also
eggs and cheese as chc2k as the CHEAPEST.
The Morning herald., 1877-05-11

nR FITLER'a VEG ETABLE RHEU
IL MATIC REMEDY.-1s the perscrlp-
ton of one OF Philadelphia's oldest physi-
clans, and is guaranteed to cure rheuma
matism, Neuralgia. sciatica, Pair, Back
ache. &C., or money refunded by invigora.
ting the nerves. purify ing the blood, and
neutralizing poisonous deposits In the
system. BY merit II has become standard
msdicIne. Suffering and money saved by
using il in time. Remember that Or Fitle
ia inc only physician in America devnting
40 = ears to thls one line Of ,practiM: Cure
Warranted. Advice gratis. As South + ourth
street,
The Morning herald., 1877-05-11
FOREIGN.
CITY OF BRUSSELS.

LONDON, May 1o.-The Daily Telegraph
announces that rejnsurances are being
effected on the overdue Inman Line ateamer
City of Brussels, for fifteen guineas per
cent. premium.
PRINCE CHARLES.
LONDON, Nay 10.-A Buubsrest despatch
The Morning herald., 1877-05-11
GENERAL INTELLIGENCE,
DOMESTIC.
THE DAKOTAH.

THE DAKOTAH.
LIVERPOOL, May 10 The Dakotah' pas
sengers will sail on Saturday on the steam
or Wisconsin,: 1t is feared that tho Deko.
tab will provo total loss.
The Morning herald., 1877-05-11

ttOR SALE.-On the South Side, 3brick
Il houses, containing rooms. Eacn WIZ
be sold on reasonable terms. mhl7-u
The Morning herald., 1877-05-11

EOR SALE.-Three f1ve-rsomed brick
houses on the South Side. With fine
wards. Enquire OF ]. K. .ABCOCk,
mhl0 s. w. cor. Second and Marketsl
The Morning herald., 1877-05-11

CEND &c. to g, p. ROWELL CO., New
- York. Tor pamphlet Of LOO pages. contain.
mr. lis1g OF 5000 newspapers, and ostim8tes
h0ving cost dveEtlstu ug.
The Morning herald., 1877-05-11
NOTICES..

NOTlCE.- Additional train for New Cas-.
~ tie. during May session of Cou,t. vii,
leavF depot at 9.2O a. m.
H. F. KENNEY,
N.Y. Superintendent
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disperse. they shall be deemed guilty Of
a misd-meanor. aud shall 30 punished a.
provided IN section 6 Of this set
SEc. IS That the judges OF election
hall " requested BY any elector. permit
the respective candidates. or one or more.
not -scesding three Of their iFicnds. 10
b. prrsent in the room or plac. where
he tdees are during the time ~ rcceiv.
'nR and couatiue out the hsliois.
Sgc l6 section Of the act entitled
An set 10 pr-setvr the purity ~ elec.
'ions. ~ am~nded April H. 1868. I'd
April 3. 1870 ard ~ acts and . - of
'cts Inconsistent herewith. az hereby re-
pa-,l.-d
Sac ~. Thi- act shall take sh.ct from
and after iis ps-ssRe
g ~ GRo~VENOR.
Sp..l,.f ~ the Hous~ ~ pfs.r~nt-tives
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JACKSON COUNTY OFFICIAL DIREc-
TORY.
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Judge, Court OF Common Pleas-Porter Du-
state Senator-Isaar T. Mouaban.
Reprrsenialive--Arthur b, Monahan.
Probate Jnfge-John J. Q. Evans.
Au'iitor-Thomas " Patterson.
Trpa~uIer-James Hunter.
Clerk=William III. Horton.
Prosecuting Atiorney-C. A. Atkinson.
Surveyor-John ID. Brown.
Recorder-Enoch II. Lewis.
CommisSionerx-John =. McGhee, Geo. w.
Brown ami Van Buren, johnson.
Innrmary Dlrectors-Peter Bum, w. s. schel-
JUSTICES OF THE PEACE.
Lick Township-James A. Aleshire, David
scioto o Township-Andrew II. Rehs, Robert
Ha1,iiton.Harrison Canter, George Gnliland.
Jenerson-J. Edward Jones, John Isaac
Madison Jonathan Davis, Edward Hunt,
Observation-Disclosures scurIock, VIM. L.
Miiton-George w. whitman, Samuel Demp-
Washinglon-Jacob A. Sell, John @. Ray.
Jack>on-Joseph Rowland, /, VI: Mccormick.
Franklin = Armpstead Scnriock' Joseph D.
Ii6erty-wm. CalIaghan, John Mccartney.
PosroFFIcEs AND PosTMAsrERs.
Jackson-S. p. Baldridge.
Berlin X Roads-Mrs. Electa Erwin.
Wellston-J. r.. Ferree.
Dawkins Mils-Mrs. Kirkendall.
Leo--C. G. McKinniSs.
Meadow Branch-Wm. B. Pratt.
Webers-J. Calm.
Mabees-Samuel Jackson.
Grahamsville-JacobP Pierce.
Oak Hill-W. w. Morgan. r..
Bamsonville- Geo. Reniger.
Jimes-C. III. Shlers.
Byerp-W. w. Kennedy.
Rays-f H. Mccormick.
Keystone-B. X. Moore.
Camba--B. D. Evans:
Rocky HiIl-E. w. Marvin.
Standardization Winfough.