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eue fence corner and has no fears Of hotel
fires and ak story leaps 10 stone pave
ments. Go 20 the tramp. thou architect,
consider his ways and be wise.
The man who about house-cleaning
time sold you first class furniturs polish
will. in n day or two. have the same ar
ticle for sale at the seaside n an infalli-
BILE remedy for the removal Of freokles.
Haekensaek fAneiers have been dis
cussing an announcement made In q
poultry journal that q hen bad performed
the startling feat Of laying 6ftecn eggs .
day. We should think that a very hen
some lay gotton-up story.
The Methodist Conference Of Ottawa
has, by request, resolved 10 interest itaelf
In the welfare OF the Okla Indians. There
oughta.way be found without much trou-
bic TO make their future o. X. (Horri.
ble)
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Why do not the people Of Oak Hill
and the furnace region round about,
open out on the temperance movement
If help be needed from Jackson it can
be had. If requested.
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DR.. Harter's Fever and Ague Specific
is in every sense Of the word Specific. -"
Will cure the Chills and Fever and pre-
vents its return.
For sale by Monahan a. Jones, Jack
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A pocketbook containing a small sum
of money was lost in town a few days
ago. II the person finding il will leave
it Mt the Standard Office, he will be suita-
bly, rewarded.
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Take the cash to the Glass Store.
Experience teaches US that most OF the
disorders pertaining to the human fam.
lily cannot only be prevented, but their
existence removed "Lawson's Cura
tive" is the one great remedy for eradi
eating pain from whatever cause. For
Diptheria and Sore Throat, no remedy
was ever devised which compares with it,
A single trial will prove it.
For sale by w. F. Hale. Jackson.
l2iuly2w
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Deaths in jackson County for the Year
Ending March 81, 1877.


LIBERTY TP.-J. b. cREMEENs. ASSESSOR.
William d. Swanson, 20 years, 8 months; con-
sumption.
Hannah Gordon, 50 years, months, 3 days;
old age.
Edgar A. Tope, 20 days; disease not given.
Emily Tope, 80 years, IL months, q days; con-
sumption.
George Giassburn, 50 years, IS days; old age.
Mary Swanson, q years, months; consump-
tion.
Elysheba vandervort, 90 years. month, 8
days; cancer.
Ruth Ann Kearn, 81 years. month, II days;
dropsy.
Jared McElhaney, GO years, months, 8 days;
unknown.
Harvey II. Wilson, months, p days; un-
known.
George Washington Stephenson, months;
cholera infantum.
Eliza Jane Harris, 80 years, months, II days;
Eta A. Barnes, year, months; unknown.
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The "Bahy's Best Friend" is DR.. Bulls
Baby Syrup. since 1t maintains the Baby's
health by keeping it free from Collie,
Diarhoea, etc. Price 25 cents per bottle
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Temperance meeting Friday night. at
NJ. Z. Church, will be addressed by Am
brose Leach. Esq. John D. James and
DR.. w. E. Pricer.
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Cork Shavings Tor Beds, Health and
Comfort. A reduction in price. See ad-
v.rtisement
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The happiness of a family is largely
depe ndent upon the health Of the chill
dren. The best thing to insure both il
Denigs Worm Syrup.
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When you come to town don't fail to
step into the Jewelry Store of S. A.
Zaneis & Co, and see the elegant goods
they are selling at such low prices
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Watches. Clocks and Jewelry. repaired
aud warranted to give satisfaction. at S.
A Zaneis a. Co.'S.
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Notice.

TINHE und~r~irnef haa tr~su appnintsd and
IL qst.iinsd sdfntni-tf futof - L~nas heaafs
isis 81 IacE@uu cuuuty. unias is..H-'..i -.
July 8. tssI. So
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Steele's bound to sell Fruit Jars the
lowest, for cash.
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See law card OF j. B. Paine Esq. Hell
a man of education and ability.
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There were very heavy rains at this
place on Monday and Monday night.
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c,HERIFF's SALE OF REAL ESTATE.
State of Ohio, Jackson cSuuty, ss.:
Court OF Common Pleas.
Jacob A, Long vs. John ID. Eubanks.


Court OF Common Pleas.
Jacob A. Long vs. John ID. Eubanks.
on Sd order OF sale.
Notice is hereby given, that In pursuance OF
an order of sale i~surd ont of said cOuTt, on the
nd day OF July, A. D. 1871, and To- me direct
81 a. Sherif Of said county, will off.r for sale
at the door OF the Court House, In said county {,
ON
Saturday. August 18th. A. D. 1871,
at o'clock PM. of said day, the following de-
Scrib,d real estate, situate in the county OF
jackson and State OF ohio, to-wit:
Lot number three t3l In j. A. Longs Addi-
tiou To the town OF jackson. Jackson county,
OHIO, excerpt the stOnecOai underlying laid lot,
ami Ine right to mine and remove sdid stone
coal.
Appraised at sI75.
Terms of sale, cash on day OF sale.
To be sold "a the property of John ID. Eu'
banks to satisfy a Judgment aud decree LA invoi
I 81 Jacob A. LING.
| Dated this 18Th day Of Iuly, 1877.
| JOHN NJ. EWING. Sh'n J. c. %.
/ Tdpp & Atkinson, att'ys Tor pin.
! July ~, lS77.5t
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NOTES 4 hereby Eiv~n 20 al per~ona whe Are
IFsiulinM Ia IMFMauu county without atinEmnn.
OF the htntutr wili have o. - enluFted. -
~. PATTERSON. Auditor &c.
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la GRtAI OtfERlI ,.S W ;a:.. =.n s... e..
DIVORCES

Legally aud quietly obtHinssl ~ y.Ly state
other CAUSE, no matter where tue party ~
.idss ~ year, experience. Pee aftrr drrree
All l-ttsru cnnfiis nttai. Addrsws a. !. DIX
TEIt, Atty, Rams aud q iA2 bsnrboru Sc,
t'ntrag.t. Iii. iuqussttUmahle rvfrrrnctn gwen.
Cure pondsnce with the iesid pruieseinn ln-
vftsd nuHitN
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Steele sells Fruit Jars the lowest, for
cash.
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Farm for Sale.

II WILL cell my farm. on very fmwornhie
IL tsfui.. EiNlng lime un . tarue poriton q the
purchase money. Thim farm u In Moum nsaa
tuWuships suftse nNg miles ffuu 1SntfsNulss
aud abssut the same di~tance from hRyeone
aftd Madl-on fufuarra. ~ a on ths puoiic
rad ls-ading 10 Niutons ~ u half mile non
the tzsrksy school uuuae. ~ coutaiua - ncrua-
70 Of whisll .. undrr cultivation. aud % acruM
uss-dland. There Il = csm fut table ru~tdNnras
containing aDur fo-tma. aud out-hulldinaM. The
farm = veil uatervd. Eoos. spring and HprinG {
huu-e near the rrsid-nce. There are plenty q
fruit tres on the farm.
Any per-on desiring faru well locnfed. can
purchase this land on most favurnule turrma. ~
csiiiuH upuu tila undcrnlEnei, ~ hts rrel .encns
m CuufTrNtllc. HENRY LEWfMs
Iuiy s. ik71. am
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Don't buy Fruit Cans till you see
Steele's.
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Headquarters for Fruit Cans at w A.
Steeles Glass Store, Main street.
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Just try Steele with cash for Fruit
Jars
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once on Broadway Street. opposite the new
0siica hours from to o'clock A. NJ, and
from p To ). o'clock p. NJ. Julyl9,77tu
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Notice.

Tn. undersigned has bssa hrrain's.i aanin.
tsfr.fuf - tts s-fats 90 1arnust fon. tata -
J 80 -ss c'sunfy. Onio. dsssas-ssi. = -.
guiylt.1t y. VI NEnh-
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Watch" for time. Sold by S. A. Zaneis a
Co
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Cheap Guns for the People.

Douhle Shot ouns, fruun q 10 SO nre~ch
shot Guns aii Kinds. a. 20 - Hnsa. Munnle
and br.-s'h LlasiinE, NlnHi~ and N.p~sfina. Y.
efr. a. 10 to saD.
0sod- sent ~ EEpr-~. G. o. D.. With privll-xs
70 .a5R,.s' Pc, - -, fy.s Asldr... .kEAT
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LETTER LIST.

LETTER LIST.
List OF letters remaining i'm the Postoffice al
Jackson, Ohio, for the week ending July
ID. 1877.
Boyle, D,minick, BDrtles, Mrs. Hattie,
Evans, Mary r., Jones, J. W.,
Jones, Peter H., L-wis, Miss Hattie,
Mitchell. James R, Miller, Mis- Mary,
Maple, Miss Matte, McGOon, George,
McCOrmic, Lewis, Stewart, Eliz tbeth,
Williams, Lazy Ann, Williams, Miss Sarah A.
Persons calling for any OF these letter. please
say advertised" and give date OF list.
s. P.BALDRIDGE, p. NJ.
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STORE.

Also keep a first class Store,
opposite the Court House,
where they sell goods cheap.
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See card of Doctors Crumit & williams.
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Fo~frtvELv CuHED. ths uaf-l ~a-s- ~ ths
hstss-i -isndin1, ~ usilH tsr. W~bhard.s
az. mo uGMnTG." TT HAS CuMEn
rWrfxA~Hs NIfl wlv~ mf 200 f.g = ~ma~
"a VIII net b~neot a rssfapia iAltla frra "a
- Hsslts-sinH .. E. nIHnGEE. tbsfni.i, %.
~ ~ hfuauNay. Nsu iofk.
tuiysflm
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IN . partnsr.ittp her tufore existing brtw-vn
ttt.. iEti.d, utder she fifm mafns ~ Ino.
Pfia.lU a CO., unnfblr tcaiers. was dt.s.tlNci hy
mutual rnn.ssut un thr ~ day ~ Aprii. iHif,
o. biH made hy the tak iiiil ahup o. b. Iaid
b. Fvaua a Nu. aud a. b > mfhds ~ the rume-
$50 rMfuuE.
A. a. EVANS.
JOAN DAVIS
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Tnro,k IImi shop viii b. sarrisd nn hy The
u,irfslGne'i, unds. ths tffn nsuiv 90 tvsns a
u.A EVANS
JOHN hAN.~.
fufvGl.lf
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JUST0UT-The New Rockford w watch.
Sold by S. A. Zaneis & Co
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c. cKUMIT. wM. Z. WILLIAMS.
CRUMIT g. WILLIAMS,
Physicians and Surgeons,
JACKSON, OHIO.
once on Broadway Street. opposite the new
PosiOffics.
once hours from to o'clock A. NJ, and
from TO o'clock p. NJ. julyl9,77tu
II B. PAINE,
ATTORNEY -AF-LAW & NOTARY PUBLIC,
Jackson. Ohio.
II rs. PAINE,

once on Broadway. in Scott's Buildi ing. in
room with David Davis, Esq. All business Will
receive prompt attention.
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Take the cash to the Glass Store.
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nGa
ned
oat
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Blankets, FliHHsl, Yarn, J,aHS, &C., &C.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-07-29

DETKOIT, July Y.
All the roads but the Lake Shore
are running on schedule time. The
Lake Shore Is allowed 10 run no
freights.
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Through Dewey & Co., patent agents,
San Francisco, we receive the follow
ing list Of U. s. patents. granted to
Pacific Coast inventors. viz: Thomas
A.. Chochrane, S. F., ore stamps; Mat
thew Palen and Daniel Sexton, 5. F.,
aquariums; John A. Woodward, s. F.,
coal elevators; John A. Woodward, $.
F., grain elevators; William G. Alex
ander, Winnemucca, New. windmills;
Lewis Cutting, s. f., soldering tools;
Andrew j. Stevens, Sacramento, CAL,
(reissue). piston packing; Ernest X.
Lilienthal. s. f., design, liquor TASKS;
Thomas II. Day, s. F.. Improvement
In gripping devices for rope tram ways;
Floyd Heavener, Laramie City, Wyo.,
Improvement in car coupling; James
p. Preston. Gold Run, CAL, windmills;
William r.. Morris, Collinsville. Cal,
mill picks; Almarin b. Paul, =. r.,
pan amalgamators; Henry NJ. Stow,
4. F., wood pavements: Almarin Ii.
Paul, 5. F.. (~reissue), self discharRing
pulverizing barrel for ores; Haas
Brothers, 8. +. and n. Y. Grade
marks, N. Y. refined petroleum, teas
and yeast powder; Wellman. Peck &
Co., 5. f., trademark oils.
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offering the engineer one hundred
dollars cash to quit his engine, u to
no effect. The train left about eleven
o'cock.
The Situation fn Chicago.
CHICAGO, July %.
A committee of working men called
on the Mayor this morning and asked
permission to hold their regular Satur-
day evening meetings. They were in
formed that the order prohibiting the
assemblsge OF bodies of men had not
been revoked and that it would not be
permitted to take place. The striking
brickmakers made a brief and fruitless
demonstration on the north side this
morning. but beyond that nothing I'M
usual occurred.
Eight Hundred Miners ON n Strike.
NEW YORK, July %.
A dispatch from Plymouth. Pa,
says: Eight hundred miners on this
division have struck. A squad Of
strikers yesterday visited the cclleries
and tried to persuade the men to quit.
At Dry Hollow some of t he miners re-
fused and u fight eusued.
rains Running From Baltimore.
BALTIMORE, July %.
Freight trains commenced running
on the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
between this city and Cumberland. A
large iorce of troops and police were
present, and a small foIce accompanied
the train.
The Striking Coal Miners.
CUMBERLAND, July %.
Freight trains ON the Pittsburg d.
vision are moving to day. Hoppers
were furnished to the Consolidated
Coal Company, but the miners will
not work; they say they want to attend
the labor meeting at Frostburg.
Arrest Of u Foryer.
PHILADELPHIA, July ..
Joseph Woodruff, Secretary oi the
Senate of South Carolina, was arrested
hers last night oil a requisition of Gov
ernor Hampton. charged W it'll forgery
and larceny.
rhe StriAerS Break Out In New
Place.
HoBoKEN, y. j., July %.
The engineers aud iremen on the
Delaware, L~acawanna and Western
Railroad have just decided that they
Will strike this afternoon.
Advance in the price of Cosl.
New YORK, July %.
In consequences of the strike of the
miners, coal has advanced 30 cents per
ton.
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EUREKA DAILY SENTINEL,
SUNDAY, JULY %, 1871.
THE MINERS UNION.

In our advertising columns will be
found q notice of the Ruby Hill
Miners Union requiring all nom
union men to become members of the
organization within the next six weeks.
The demand Is not unreasonable. 1t
Is a fact, admitting of no doubt, that to
the miners unions of the State be-
long the credit of keeping wages at
four dollars per day for all under
ground work. 1t Is patent to every
body that but for the unions. wages long
since would have been cut down to
three dollars a day, and possibly TO a
lower figure. Nor is this all. There
il every probability that had not these
protective associations been formed, a
very considerable portion Of the mines
of Nevada would be to-day worked by
Chinese labor, to the serious
dstriment Of all other classes and
interests. Non-union men have
for years enjoyed uninterruptedly all
of the advantages secured to members
of the Union, while bearing no part of
the burdens and responsibilities it en-
tails. 1t is therefore right and proper
that they should be invited to throw
their weight and influence in favor of
the maintenance ofliving wages, which
they have so long been enabled to de
mand and receive through the efforts
of others. There is not a miner in the
State who should hesitate to cast his
fortunes with the men who insist upon
it that good miners shall receive four
dollars for a DAYS labor.
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.'attle Dying from Heat.

EAST BUFFALO, July 27.
Nothing definite as to the shipments
of freight via. the Lake Shore railroad
can be learned.
Live stock is reported to be suffering
at Collingwood, many of them dying
from exposure TO the hot sun.
Passenger traffic on all the roads ex-
cept the Canada southern has been re-
sumed. There is a complete blockade
of freight traffic on the Lake Shore.
The engineers refuse to run with green
hands.
N Strfke nj Mauch Chunk.
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A CORRESPONDENT of the Bulletin
endearingly asks its editor. chow can
the boys be kept off the streets at
night?" Simple enough. Let every
parent pave his back yard with tessel-
lated marble. light 1t with gas, put a
billiard table in it., with q bar and
cigar stand in one corner, and tho thing
Is done.
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N1ACSh IN uiy %
The men on the Lehigh Valley and
Lehigh and Susqueharna roads are all
out. and all trains have stopped run
ming. Lehigh Valley officials have
discharged all connected with the
strike. The Summit Hill miners
struck to day for 20 per cent. advance,
and demanded their pay from the
Company after an Insulting march
around town.
n~ia~oaA unortufamdo no~os
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A RARE SPECTACLE in San Francisco
yesterday, is recounted in our tele-
grapic advices. A large batch of i'm
migrants, just arrived from the Flow
cry Kingdom, were escorted through
the principal streets of the city by the
Committee Of Safety, which is COM
posed of the best men Of the commu-
nifty. Mayor Bryant and d. o. Mills
and Michael Reece and Leland STAN
ford and w. T. Coleman escorting a lot
OF Chinese prostitutes and chicken
thieves to their quarters in Chinatown,
must have formed q procession as
novel IS 1t was imposing. But the law
Of the land must be upheld, if men and
women Of our own race do suffer for
the necessary food to keep soul and
body together.
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bETH \ . uIV z.
An excited crowd met Superintend-
ent Polhemus and his repair men and
police al Oden welders, took his engine
and drew its fire, hooted Polhemus'
speech and informed his crowd that
they might walk back to Mauch
Chunk. They arrived by stage this
ave.. The Fourth regiment is recruit
ing and police are being worn in.
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offering the engineer one hundred
dollars cash to quit his engine, but to
no effect. The train left about eleven
o'cock.
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ON la R.

General Grant never had mnch to
say at home, but it can moi be denied
that he has made some very sensible
speeches abroad. His reply TO the adj
dress of large deputation of English
workingmen, July 3rd, was a very
neat and well timed effort. Its senti-
ment is particularly pertinent at a time
when the wal between labor and cap
ital is occupying so large a share Of pub
lie attention. We quote as follows:
GENTLEMEN: In the name of my
country l thank you for the address
which you have just presented to me.
j feel that you are paying a compli-
ment to the form of government which
/ represented, Is we'll IS TO myself
personally. Since my arrival on
British soil l have received great at
tention. intended, 1 feel, in the same
way-that is, for my country. / have
received attentions and have had ova-
lions and presentations from differ.
cut classes, from the governing
classes, and from the controlling
authorities OF your cities, as well a.
hun th0 eChCioA IuoitS, Jul thCtc u,
no reception that l have met with that
] am prouder of than this one to da, .
l recognize the fact that, whatever
there is of greatness in the United
States, or, indeed, in any other coun-
try. is due to the labor performed and
to the laborer. who is the author of all
greatness and wealth, and without
whom there would be no governing,
no leading classes, nor anything
worth the trouble If preserving. With
us labor is regarded as highly RESPECT
able. When it is not so regarded. it is
where the man dishonors the labor.
We recognize that labor dishonors NJ
man; and, whatever a mans occupa-
ton, he is eligible for any post in the
gift OF the people. his calling being left
out OF consideration when it is a ques.
ton Of electing him as u law maker Oh
an executor of the law. Now, gentle.
men, all i can do, in conclusion, is to
renew my thanks for your address
and to repeat that l have received
nothing from any class since my ar.
rival in England that has given me
more pleasure.
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81. LOUIS uiJ -.
At five o'clock this morning, a de
tachment of the Sixteenth. Nineteenth
and Twenty-third United States In
fantry, under Jefferson &. Davis, en-
barked on board the harbor boat E. G..
Smith, and steamed to the eastern APP
proach of the bridge, whence they
marched TO the relay depot
in East St. Louis. took pos
session of all Surrounding yards and
tracks and property of all kinds. The
strikers, about two hundred strong.
who were near the depot, scattered in
all directions.
General Pope arrived this morning.
He will leave for Chicago tonight.
There is no hindrance to the passage Of
trains either west or east, and both
passenger and freight trains will be
resumed as soon as the roads can get
their affairs In proper shape.
A Train Sent ont From 0Olumbus.
COLUMBUS. July %.
The Mayor, at the head OF "A squad of
twenty police, marched to the freight
yard this morning for the purpose of
sending out a train on the Little Miami
road. The train was made up in the
of an immense crowd of people.
The strikers put forward every induce
mont TO the crew to abandon the train,
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EASTERN NEWS.

ESPECIAL TO THE DAILY SENTINEL
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WANTED.

kA FURNISHED HOUSE. OF TWO
or three rooms. For particulars. sp-
pay at this office. ,o.s
Eureka, j uly Is. 1871. gi'u