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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-01-30

EUREKA FOUNDRY. An persons are hereby
notified that l.. C. Anderson has. during his
absence in the East, made sver his business
to 5. g. Humphrey, who will attend to all
matters connected with the above on and
after this date. l.. G. ANDERSON,
Eureka Foundry:
Eureka, January II, 1877. JAZZ
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silk cord, ginps, bindings, window shades,
~tassels, rack and pullies, bed casters, tacks,
bindins, needles, Eureka hair, pull, moss,
excelsior twines, and a general line of uphol-
sterer's goods at the Golden Rule store.
CHEAP FOR CASH. n. Borders taken
for anything in tn l.ne, ja6
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ings in the world are those suffering from
dyspepsia and liver complaint. More than
seventy-fve per cent. of the people in the
United States are afflicted with these two dis
sick headache, habitaal cos iveness, palpita-
ton of the heart, heartburn, water-brash,
g~nawing ami burning pains at the pit of the
stomach. yellow skin. coated tongue and dlsa-
greeable taste in the mouth, coming up OF
food after eating, low spirits, etc. Go to your
oruggist and get a - cont bottle of AUGUST
FLOWER or a sample bottle fos 10 cents. Try
1.-two doses will relieve YOU.
Agents: Crane & Brigham, wholesale
druggists, San Francisco, ja2-eow
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Dissolution Notice.

Dissolution Notice.
NOTICE Is HEkEBY GIVEN THAT
~ the undersigned, COMPOSING the firm of
Shoemaker & Barnes, wholesale butchers,
have this day dissolved by mutual consent, j:
II. Shoemaker retiring from the firm. Fred
BarEes will collect all bills row due said
firm and will liqaidate all claims against the
jill. SHOEMAKER.
FRED BARNES.
Eureka, January %, 1877. jazz tt
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street Quotations.

Hale and Noreross-5% bid
Yellow Jacket-l5As bid
lmperial-2Dc bid ~ asked
Con. Nir-lnia-ij bid ~ asked
C~alifornia-i5 bid i34 sales
Overmnn-y7 bid
Eureka Con. 20 bid 2o,3 asked
Utah-liH bid
ExchoqueT-7A bid IN asked
O~phir-25f bill e5A asked
Crown Point-7H bid : asked
Union Cons bid pa asked
Best 4 Bclcher-S3s bid 33iI asked
Justice IA bid
Mexican-rh bid
~Choliar-64 bid
Bullion-l7h, asked
Julis-4i. bid
Modoc . askod
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BARGAINS IN CLoTHING.-P. BerNin, sue
cessor to Jake Coin & Brother, has the larg-
est and best assorted stock of clothing and
furnishing goods ever offered for sale in East
ern Nevada. Call and examine his stock and
endeayor to solve the problem how such first
class goods can be sold at such unprecedented
low prices. See advertisement on another
page. ia5-tf
HATs-The large st assortment, best style
ard finest quality Of hats in the State. have
Just been received at tie Golden Rule
store, adjoining Paxton &Co.'s bank, CHEAP
FOR CASH. ja6
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LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.

Arrivals ana Departures.
gvsEKA AND rALIsADx RAILROAD.
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SToEY REPORT.

s., Francisco stock Exchange.
SAN Francisco, January %
AoRyIya roARD.
Liza opbir-23 25A 35K 25A % 2Ik 241s ~
Tx Mexican-l6A II IA ..
Is Is Gould and Curry al ~ ~
y, ~ GmaIlifornia-43S 48s 4sH 43s 1871 1874
ia "a Rest Il Bolchor-33H.
-; S~ayage-84 so bJ 81
"a Con. Virginia-45 45ls 45N
~ Hale and Norcross -54 65b
"a Cbollar-6j "a
t5CTown Point TIN 8
q; Yellow Jack et-l5H l5I1 l5h
al imperial-2 240c
4; Kentuck-S1S
81 Alpha ~
65 Belcher-9Sn 81
10 s. Nevada-SH 50
-, q R Hu1Iion, is l7x w lsblo is lsblo
80 Erchoqucr-7% IA ~ ia
% s. Belchei 80
40 Union Uon.-9X 9H "a
xix Julia-44 "A "A
1 10 JJa~stico~l5h, l5N l5hl Is
40 SO CCSIedonia-iot ioN loA
800 baltimore-2lA
70 S. Hill-6AI
$50 X. Island toe SOC
100 Dsyton-l>a
l45 New York-5oc
$50 Alta Ia
70 Lady Wash.-2H
$50 kossuth-lA
30 Ward soc
200 Leyiaihan-ln
90 N. Con. Va-75c She
10 TrGjan-14 Ia
EVENING BOARD.
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The Eastern War.
DEFEAT OF TIE RUSSIANS AT PLEUlNA-SIT
TION OF THE ARMIES.

DEFEAT OF TIE RUSSIANS AT PLEUlNA-SITCA-
TION OF THE ARMIES.
LONDON, July 2j.-The Daily Ne,cs's
BieIa dispatch dated 23d says that on the
10Th instant the Russians sustained Sc
we're check, il not an actual defeat, at Pletl-
ina. General Schillder, with portion oil
the Ninth corps, consisting OF an infantry
brigade, with cavalry and artillery, was
sent against the place, and seems to have
aDDroached it in a Slovenly manner. The
Turks took the offensive, and repulsed the
Russians with heavy loss.
The bombardment OF Rustchuk from
GurrgoYa has recommended. when the
bombardment from the Bulgarian side will
begin it is difficult to say.
4 siege train is OIL its way, but 1t crosses
at SimnitZa, which is Il fearful way around,
and supplies are difficult to obtain, as the
base of the whole force now in Bulgaria is
still Mt Simnitza. The headquarters OF the
Grand Duke Nicholas remain III Terrova,
the Czarowitch hcadquarter, are ut Abcatua,
and the Gar, with his suit, is at BicIa. The
health OF the army'is good.
/ General Bussey, OF New Orleans, was
elected president Of the Convention.
REPORTED DEFEAT OF RUSSIANS SUSTAINED
. ESTIMATE OF LOSS.
LONDON, July 25.-A Russian official dis
patch form Tirnova, concedlng the defeat al
Pleuna, gives the Russian loss at colonies
and II inferior officers killed, and l
general and Is other inferior officers wound
ed, and 1874 men placed hors dH combat.
General Schilder has returned to Blela ROAD.
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From Washington.

INDIAN COMMISSIONER APPOINTED.
WASHINGTON, July 25.-Colonel Plnck-
ney Rollins, OF North Carolina, and late COL
lector OF internal revenue OF that State, has
been rendered the commissionership OF In
dian affairs, to take effect on the 1st OF Oc-
tober. Colonel Rollins was consolidated
out OF Office as collector.
THE POSTAL CONvEST1ON-ITs MEETING AT OLD
POINT FOR oRGANIZATIoN YESTERDAY.
Old POINT, July 25.-The Postal Conven-
tion assembled at Hygcia Hotel mt II O'Clock.
1t is composed OF delegates from New Or
leans, Mobile, Montgomery, Columbus,
Macon, Augusta, Savannah, Charleston,
Columbia, Wilmington, Richmond, Peters,
burg, Norfolk, Memphis, Chattanooga, At
lanla, Knoxville, and Lynchburg. General
Logan. OF the Richmond Postal Committee,
called the Convention to order, and stated
its object to be to secure better and more
expeditions mail service for the South. lie
moved, on behalf OF the Richmond delega-
ton, that Mr.. William J.. Trenholm, OF
Charleston, be elected temporary president
of the Convention. Carried. Mr.. John OFT,
OF Richmond, was elected temporary secre-
tary. 4 Committee On Credentials was
then appointed. Gardiner &. Hubbard
(chairman) and &. \. Bassat, OF the Postal
Commission, were present. ID. NJ. Fox Is
absent. 4. ID. HoZer, third assistant post
master; J. w. Marshall, superintendent
railway mail service for the South; and j..
L. French, assistant to second assistant
acknowledgement, are in attendance.
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SCuEScK.s SEA-HEED T0SIC.-ln the atmos-
phere experienced here during the summer months,
the lethargy produced by the heat takes away the
desire for wholesome food, and frcduen mt perspir-
lions reduce bodily energy, particularly those suer
inr from the effects Of debiating diseases In or
der to keep natural, heathful activity OF the system
we must resort to artificial means For this purpose
SCHEyCK's SEA-WEED TONIC Is very etfectuai.
few doses will create appetite and give fresh Vieor
to the enervatcd body. For dyspepsia 1t Is nVala-
blc Many eminent physicians have doubted whe-
ther dyspepsia can be permanently cured by the
drugs which are generally employed for that p'lr-
pose. The SEA-WEEp TONIC in its nature Is totally
different from such drugs II contains no corrosive
minerals or acids In fact II assists the regular opc-
rations of nature and supplies her deficiencies The
tonic in It's nature 80 much resembles the gastric
Juice that II Is almost identical with that fluid The
gastric juice Is the natural solvent which, IN neat;
thy condition of the body, causes the food to be di-
gested and when this juice Is not excreted In sl-
cicnt quantities. indiScsOn with all It's distressing
SYMPTOMS follow. The SEA-WEED TONIC performs
the duty of The gastric juice when the latter Is dei
cient. SC1IESCK'S SEA-WEED TONIC sold by all
druggists.
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PEACE REIGSs WITHIN Our BORDERS
RICHMOND AS AN ORDERLY CITY.-Whic 40
muny cities to the north and west OF us
have been subjected TO mob rule, and made
TO suffer In loss OF lives and, property and
disturbance OF the peaceful pursuits Of life,
Richmond never enjoyed season OF
greater tranquility. The trains arrive and
depart with accustomed regularity. No
dangerous-looking crowds lurk about the
depots: no trains are unc0upled; no
freishts are interiered with; passengers so
and come in confidence and safety, and no
sign Of uneasneSs appears. .c. .lesl4
From Huntington to Richmond, from
Richmond TO Atlanta, and from every other
direction south Of the Potomac, comes the
cheerful response to inquiries, " All quiet
along our lines" Nobody is to he found
expressing sympathy with those in insur-
rection against the lawful authorities. The
general belief is that the worst elements OF
society, not actual railroad men, are doing
or have done the mlschle1 which has
brought such shame and destruction upon
some OF the cities. ...
ANYHOW, such things would be impossi-
BILE in Richmond. Not even the colored
people would countenance disorder that
would bring disgrace upon our fair name.
While other cities are garrisoned by troops
or defended by large bands of special con-
stables our police force finds itself almost
without active employment. Though riSi-
liant as ever. only three or four arrests were
made By them yesterday, and the offences
charged were of no magnitude. Indeed,
the people OF all classes are trying to see
| how well they can behave. The peaceful
ASPECT OF our streets last night-women
and children promenading the pavementS
in front OF their premises, groups seated
in their porches, and thousands in front
yards and on door-stcps, and everywhere
fresh air was to Ibe obtained-gave striking
evidence OF the peace which reigned within
our borders.
The railroad complications north OF us
will probably prove Of benefit to our trade.
Freights moving in this direction are un.
diminished, and orders have been received
here for supplies to go to Washington, cut
off from regular sources by railroad trou-
bles. The travel to the mountains is unln-
terrupted, and business is going along
smoothly and well.
The prospects are good and daily I'M
proving.
All rumors OF strikes will continue to be
discountenanccd by good citizens. In this
excessively hot weather it is difficult enough
to keep anyways comfortable, and any eX-
citing cause unnecessarily added IS to be
condemned.
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What IL Martinsburs Paper Says of the
| Strike There.
From the Martinsburg Statesman.l

From the Martinsburg Statesman.l
1t may surprise the Ledger, but it is nev-
crthclcss true, that nothing approaching a
riot has taken place, unless the unwise and
hasty action Of Governor Mathews in order
| ing out the military was Il riot. We assure
the Ledger that from the moment the dis
turbance commenced between the Baltimore
and Ohio Railroad Company and it's EN-.
ployes there has not been any disturbance
Of the peace in contemplation Of law with
the exception OF the unfortunate wounding
OF two men, one soldier and the other a
railroad hand, which was more the result
OF excitement than that OF predeter-
mined purpose TO commit breach
OF the peace. In all the consequent
excitement, and even this kept within pro-
per bounds, not a pins point OF the COM
pany's property has been disturbed or de-
stroyed, nor that OF any individual citizen.
At no time have there been threats Of yio-
lence to persons or property, and not an
| hour, day, OF night when the most tlmid
persons feared to pass the streets or along
the line of the road; and it is notable fact
that the strikers, in taking off from the en-
gines those who volunteered to ran them,
have done 1t in great good humor, and with
out danger to life or limb. Will the Ledger.
do the people OF Martinsburg the justice to
make the proper correction
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THE EVENTFUL WORLD.
Meeting of the Postal Convention af
Old Point Yesterday.

OHIO DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION; NOMINA.
TIONS MADE-A TRAIN THROWN FR0a
THE TRAC ACK-COLONEL ROLLINS, OF
NORTH CAROLINA. APPOINTED INDIAN
COMMISSIONER DEFEAT OF
TIE TURKS, WITH FIFTEEN THOUSAND
KILLED, WOUNDED. AND PRISONERS
RUSSIANS DEFEATED AT PLEuINA-TIlE
SAME CONFIRMED, Ere, ETC.
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WEATHER REPORT.

INDICATIONS FOR To-DAY.-For the South
Atlantic States, falling followed by rising
barometer, southeast TO southwest winds,
stationary or higher temperatures, partly
cloudy weather and light local rains will
prevail.
For the Gull States, Tennessee and the
Ohio Valley, increasing southerlv winds,
stationary temperature, partly cloudy wca-
thcr, with numerous local rains, and sta
tionary or falling barometer.
For the Middle Atlantic States. falling ba-
rometer, south aud west winds, slightly
warmer, partly cloudy weather, and posi-
bly occasional light local rains.
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TEA MOZART THIS EyESISG.-Notwith-
standing the warm weather and the
"strikes," the Mozart Association will pre-
sent this evening the usually attractive
weekly programme. The orchestra VIII
perform the ovcrtures "Italian in Alsiers,".,
and "Zampa," and the Delaware i"
waltzes, by G,lngl. Mr.. Louis Voelker will
make hi. debut before the Association as a
soloist on the violin, when he will render a
brilliant and difficult piece, with variations,
Gle Desir.' In the way Of vocal music,
Mr.. Marion j. Dimmock will sing two Sc
lections-no doubt in his usual good taste
and expression.
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SICK AND NERVOUS HEADAcHE.-DR. {. W.
DESsON's CELERY AND CTTAMoMILE PILLS are
prepared expressly to cure Sick Headache, Nervous
Headache, Dyspeptlc Headache, Neuralgia, Ner-
yousncss and SeepIessness, and will cure any case
Price, 5Oc Postage free. Sold by all druggists,
Office Jog north Eutaw street, Baltimore, Md.
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TIE ExcURsIoSIsTs.-The party OF cxcur-
sionsts, numbering four hundred, which
left Tuesday for Old Point, the Capcs, and
Norfolk, returned to the city safe and sound
Yesterday evening. Their sail on the river
and out to the Capes was highly pleasant,
but upon returning to Old Point for lodS-
iugs Tuesday night they found that there
were none to be had. 1t was hoped, how
ever, that accommodations could be secured
at Norfolk. A number OF ladies were pro-
yided with. rooms at the Atlantic Hotel,
Norfolk, but quite many who were not so
fortunate returned to the boat, and, with
their escorts, sat up all night.
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MEETING OF THE CITY SCHOOL Board
The City School Board held meeting yes
terday at 5 P. M. Present: Colonel Will
liam c. Knight, Mr.. NJ. l.. Straus, Dir. r..
w. Powers, Major Alfred Courtney, MIR.
c.. P. Rady, and Superintendent j. FL. Peay,
Jr. After the transaction OF considerable
routine business the Board awarded the con-
tract for the supply OF anthracite coal for
city schools to Mr.. S. III. Hawes.
The Board adjourned t to the regular
monthly meeting in August next.
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UNAVAILABLE LETTERS REMAINING IN THE
RIcHNoSD Posr-OFFlcE july 25, 1915
Burgess Bale, Fauquier county, Va; Mrs.
P. i. Cunningham, Pittsylyania county,
Va. Henry Miller, Richmond, Va; South
ern Fertilizing Company, Richmond, Va. !;
Smith, Richmond, Va; Oliver j. School
craft, Richmond, Va. /; postal-card, with key
attached, addressed Mansion House, Alex
andria, Va.
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PERSONAL.-The Governor has written
that he would return to Richmond Oil Fri
day from Madison.
General Rogers, Second Auditor, left the
city last night for the mountains and his
old home in Loudoun.
DR.. I. \. Mayo, of Bremo, Lower james,
is stopping at Ford's Hotel for a few days
to recruit his health prior to his departure
for the Hot Springs.
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HIE L T. r. | c 5

" Z L + II c 5
FOR INFANTS AND lNVALIDS:
pAPOMA. or ENTIRE WllEAT-FOOD;
HCBBELL'S PREPARED WHEAT,
IMPERIAL GRANCM,
NESTLE'S LACTEoUS FARlNA,
HAWLET'S LIERiG'S FOOD.
ks MS MALT INFANTS FOOD.
FRENCH RACAHOUT DES ARAEES,
SAVORY Il MOORE'S INFANTS FOOD
PREPARED BARLEY.
SCOTCH OATMEAL.
BERMUDA ARROWRooT.
PREPARED HICE-FLOUR,
IMPORTED EXTRACT OF MALT.
TEOMMEE'S EXTRACT OF MALT.
sod Il, MEADE & BAKERS Drugstore,
my !. 9l9 Main street.
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Ohio.
DEMOCRATIC NOMINATIONS.

DEMOCRATIC NOMINATIONS.
COLUMBUS, O., July 25.-The Democrats
nominated Il. M Bishop, OF Hamilton, on the
sixth ballot for Governor and j. w. Fitch
for Lieutenant-Governor.
ASSEMBLING or DEMOCRATIC STATE CoHvEN-
TIOE.
COLUMBUS, july 25.-Thc Democratic
State Convention met to-day, and the ut
tendance was very large. Temporary or
sanization was effected, the usual commit
tees were announced, and the Convention
adiOurned
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FURNITURE.

GREATEST BARGAINS AT J. D,M
VI GATEWOOD'S FURNITURE WARE-A
ROOMS, 3OJ EAST BROAD sTREET.-I have ~
now on nand the largest stock | have everSi
offered for SALE which cannot be surpassed for cheap
ness and durability. All parties Wishing to buy
FURNITURE will find 1t to their interest to exam.
inc my stock before purchasing. upholstering and
Repairing. Terms liberal. 1e l2-3m
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PRESS MATTERs.-A special meeting OF
the Virginia Press Association will be held
in this city at II o'clock A. NJ. August Sth.
The principal business will be the election
of secretary to succeed Mr.. John Gramc,
resigned. Mr.. w. Plumer Gretter is secrc-
ta1v al interim.
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TO BE ATTRACTIVE IS A DUTY Of which ladies
NAV hes, acquit themselves by the use of GoURArDs
OLIMPIAN CREAM, an article which no lady mas
ever tried without becoming It's lasting patron. &c
Jrced 70 ono dollar. Sold by MEADE BAKER.
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UNITED STATES MILITAEY.-Two or three
companies OF United States troops from the
South arrived IN the city yesterday evening
and went on to Washington, from which
point they will be sent to the insurrcction-
ary districts. 4 number Of the troops came
here by the Danyille road and others by the
Petersburg road.
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SAaPLE-MAS ARREsTED.-Sergeant Dan.
Wren Yesterday arrested G. 4. Mcclellan,
charged with selling shoes by sample with
out license. Acting Police-Justice Crutch-
field tried the case at the Second station
house, and discharged accused.
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TOBACCO EXCnANGE.-The following visi-
tors were registered at the Exchange yes
terday-viz.: r. 3. Johns, Buckingham =;
r. NJ. Kent, ID. NJ. Perkins, u. w. Ander-
son, Fluvanna; T.. c. Steptoe, Lynchburg !;
Hon. I'll. A. Edmond$on, II. c. Hudson,
Halifax; Charles L. Harris, Scottsville;
George C. Cormick, Richmond county; s.
y. Cox, Baltimore; A. r. Vcnable, Farm
VILE, Va.
The highest price was obtained for lot
of sun-curcd, bright yellow leaf bought by
Mr.. Gregory at $50 per hundred.
The new Exchange now being erected
will be 50 feet square, with sundry offices
and restaurant appurtenant. When COM
pletcd, in September next, it will be most
commodious and admirable place of busi-
ness. 1t possesses in marked degree
capacity for light and air.
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ADMITTED TO BAIL.-Beniamin Williams
(colored), who was sent on by the Police
Justice for trial before the Hastings Court
for seduction, was carried before Judge
Minor, Of Henrico County Court, yester.
day, on hateas corpus, and admitted to bail
in the sum OF $500 for his appearance for
trial
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uNIE uNGElA HOTEL.

yI'uE IIGElA HOTEL.
O!.D POINT COMFORT, "a.
S!:aa,rd within 100 yard, Of Fort Monroe open
II, the wear. Special attractions f.: summer WIN
ample capacity for 300 guest. Has all inooerh ilh-
.-oyrlncat>. Six daily mails, and telegraph once.
F:t, L. twenty ir<t-CiasS steamers tnd sa1iy tcN-
c,1, ~unGavl 80 yards from the door. Superior
l..rn for ba,hu. al the door-stcp<, and good from
Na, ninth November. Boating. fishing. and driving
-,sci4lly attractive. send for circular describing
!ltcjcnic advantages. terms &C
11-dCw3m II. PiiDEBVS. Proprietor.
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POLICE COURT, YEsTERDAY-JustiCe Jo-
seph j. White presiding.-John Hampden
Chambcrlayne and Richard E. Frayser were
charged on warrant sworn out by Captain
T. B. White, OF the Second police district,
with fighting in the State office, and he
(white) feared that there will be further r
breakage Of the peace. The Justice being
assured by the parties that there would be
no further disturbance, Captain Chamber
layne was discharged and Captain Frayser
was fined $40 for assault. The difficulty
grew out OF the States comments on the
Who's article in relation to an expected
strike OF railroad employees here.
Henry johnson (colored), huckster in
the Second Market, guilty Of stealing one
pistol from the market-cart OF William
phillips, was sent to Jail for thirty days.
He appealed from the decision.
Catherine Schmidt was fined $3.50 Tor
being disorderly.
Ishsm Dority (colored). charged with
tearing down fence OF Robert johnson.
Case was continued until to-day.
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i,HVGS. MEDICINES. dc.
w " NJ ANS 5 " L l. 1 + y l. =
CAPTIVITY.

Although >hacNcl"d with disease wrackcd with
l.ln torlncutcd with agoni2ins mental aud physical
suffering: J,rosr,.rr with chronic arrangement and
nervous debility, with wrecked constitutions WIN
nal. and harrar features clullncSs Of the eye and
General PARALYSIS OF all vital energy. She looks out
with feelings of peculiar delight As her husband OF
father tells her of the wonderful efficacy Of ENG
LI>II FEMALE BITTEES, which he has purchased
for her. In Tears She smiles and thanks him FOR the
.yrxrn.j rar,iyiiv. jv l-eod& 60 wtAu2l
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CLARET-fncst brands: Duff. Gordon sherry
orr own importation: Willis Whiskey, Leghan
Whiskcy e Select Whskey. Ell Consolador
and I'itana Two excellent brands Of cigars oi
our own manufacture. Liberal discount 10 the
trade. WALTER u. BLAIR w.
9O3 Main street.
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ONE OF THE PRISONERS at the penitentiary
who was sent from this city has completed
since his arrival there q full-rigged ship in
miniature, and sent the same as token OF
regard for kindness received to eX-Deputy
Sergeant Edward Curnmlns. IL IS very
complete in all respects.
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