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~ ,. Is. Poev. Egg. of Prserrhurg
paid short Visit % Jasper on Tncs u,
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yvAKEN up ~ Herman h!rusncr ~
Hall township. D1Nois rvma',
Indiana. on tie 18Th aav ~ OrIourr
1877. 0nr scirsl mare with -iar IL
forehead. both hind iect Whit. VI. col
iar marks. shout ~ hands nigh, ans
supposed 70 be about ~ s-ars oil
Appraised BY Joseph lluGmm ans
Anton kar.an NJ fifteen dollars. this III
81 day OF November. 1877.
JoEs q. 6TElE, J. r.
gcv. q ~ 49,
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Notice of Application Tor i.iq.os
License.

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fsrAsr b inh fhr sale NJ ifSNi flnc hfurrs,
apf er laws an' isrir M law. csrflry sifir ia
fniatieA .frsf. pd ffS'afg SfiefGstiss. pf-gfd
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lot NJ. III ne ~ H1niir .hnrgl. fn...s irrn
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lf-si ~ ~ A.pfLf.st tcrl ~ ~ sa@ tf riii-
ming thence North 80 fsf. hence - feel ~ trrs
south TO- Ret. tn.. .. int lsAtr rf
gin..tg NfiIfArT rA.krE.
ssx-.e .xr..ev LrFPI- Y NgiF
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- Sheriff Cox. LoY- Grr-n aud Mr.
DutYusr visiisd >hasl- lat week.
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An INlSTRATOA'> NOTICE.
Office u hrrei, Given. lhnl III. ~.
dcrs,gne lias lcrr appointed Nj
M, istrnior of The estate 81 David Grw-
ham. lic Of Dubois county. Indiana,
deceased. Said estate u supposed ~ III
solvent. MuLIAM CFaHsx. Admir-.
q. praSr, Atty.
Nav. Cd 1877 ~.
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r. - Ainsworn announces 10 the
riilxsp- VI Jasper aud vicinity that IL
wi lecture ~ LII - -scm 0. Plain, Or
hand. Gonmcrria. ani Ornalurnsa
W .iiin- II ne Court House. on fridas
nj Kit, %,v. 18th. I-s.iics and gentle.
men xi~ Fe-lectfnlls invited ~ attend.
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Notice OF Application Tor liquor
license.

NoIicr " hereby giv~N ~ ~ tlysrs r'feletifrt
n AMI Hsl fc~ rsnir. tafrls " -tg snts.rs. f'tf
"a, sneersgnvd l apply n me hrNrd n nfNs Can
fni~sumsrs N pnnnss 90 y AZ a-ir 'sst4 t tf-1'
is.- ar6ar re provisions NJ tcf. r-ss'rc A. 40
F.guAafe sud lisrnss the sale ~ sHFiinens srau~
matt ana eftr~ rioSicsilug laners. - 'iwft Slc
f.ts.. f4s efsr~t -i,fs art and feg
IA ~.t NJ hsers ~ rfnxirsfing qiors
IA a ,sd pays. III LAWS cnmng N 4risf WITH IN
,visrrs AZ thiA sci nf.srrb irg scnNe irr ihe Ni"r
ton fhsrrdf snd 4eri4 Nh IN emergency parsed ~
h. Il. r,sisfn-, III frfisrs ri~s FIR hrer~ - ss'
VIII icons sinoas and rnslf .ar.r@ u a-srifts -H'
.hsn q1art tine IN n tr-rk - ihs Fsswss- 'rl
I. tenn N sss r.s- The precise nr.isn whsss W A.
.iYes 10 ~. IA IN house situated and sssre uFtn IN
lNs q s showa apsn The srixssl MAO ~ plH u ~.
town " Cs;esfins Hall to~r..'p. 'rhnls s.arsv ~
diana GEDkHS HA>ENyIhk
Sorembsr s,h. isrT- ~
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Are You Going to Paint /?
Then Day the Y. ENAMEL PAWS cas-
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Ayers Ague Cure,

Tor Fever md Agrc, Intermittent Fewer.
Chiu Fever. Henittect Fever, Dumb Aguo,
Psrlodicsl or bilious Fever, 30, and indeed
Gus, maFsh. or rliasmatic poisona
This 10 . compound remedy. prepared with
scientific skin from vegetable ingredients. which
rarely fails 70 cure The eeverest cases OF Chile
ana Fever and The conccmifanf disorders Such
. remedy The necessities Mine people IA iaala-
rious districts demand. Its g-cstsupesiori.y
ever any other medicine ye'diseovered .or The
cure Of Irterni;telss is. that u contains no CUR
nine or mineral, and th0se who take Il are fee
ftom danger or quinism or any injurious ecscts
ana are % healthy s1er using u - before. u
has been extensively employed durrg the last
thirty years In The Treatment Of these distressing
Disorder. and % unvarying has been 10 success
that Vhas gained the reputation Of beingir fal.
uble- Itean, therefore. be safely recommended
% : sure remedy and specific for the Fever and
Ague OF the West. and the Chilis and Fever 81
The South. Il ccunferarfs Ne msasmatic poison
q The blood. ana frees Tie systen from - iEan-
snce. 20 that fever ard ague, shafe< G CALLS
sare broken UP b. H. 10 not return Until tie
cisease 10 again contracted.
The Ereatvsrisiv Of disorders which arise fso7
ihe Irritation q this poison. such ~ Nru-aiEir.
Rhsumatism. Couf. Headache. Biincnsss.
Toothsebe. Earsrh~. Catarrh. As;huaa. Pal
=
il the Bowels. Collie. Paralysis. and dcrarrc-
o. the stomach. AL az which become inssrnis-
tent or periodical have no specdisr remedy haa
Avrx's Aerr Crxt. which cures them al alike,
srd protects tie system IRON future attacks. A.
Z rreveniive. l; 10 e. immtase tervsce Ia those
communities WHO'RE Fever and Ague rre-ais'ss
Il s.ays the Developments cf Lis disease x iAfc1
enths Crss approach cf,kc rrencnisoTy 'smp-
toms. Trsvei,c. AMI ismPcE sry rssis.entsaFs
taur en.s,sd 70 Gsfy iscse aiForie-s. anh 'ew
vii ever surcr IL thrv ,ssl themselves 81 tls
protection tbs remedy nSoris-
For Liver Complaints. sr'~inr rom torpn'v,
nis m excellent remedy: Il stimulates TINS organ
into healthy srnvi,s and produce. many remask-
Allie cures where CHER medicines fall.
Prepared BY d. J. c. Aver & Co..
PRACTICAL ana Analytical Chemists,
IOEETL, MASS.
Set.p M AZ pkuscssrs xvfkrwHERk
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The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-11-13

PUYALLUP AcADEMY.-Prof. Hall.
hss School superintendent of King
pssty. moves his family next Thurs
~ 70 Sumner, on the Puyallup, in
01rcs Co, where he has besn engaged
81 one year TO open 6rst-class school
q The academic plan. $1,000 having
bsen subscribsd by the people Of Puy-
dlsp. The Institution will b. opened
~ Monday in the new district school
kidding. he has. besides the salary
IN. 100. oil tuitione outaide Of the
iririct. A number of scholars already
No bsen engaged Ut old and new Ia
- The school money sppostioned
y he Sumner district will be turned
3 md apportioned pro rata. This
eAool vill be graded ss the schools are
hobu Francisco. The Puysllup peo.
= ars moving in this educational mat.
= on good basis. and have secured
= u person of Prof. ]. Fl. Hall . first
~ teacher. His professorship at the
1wsitorial University here was . sue
~ and no DOUBT he will build up an
hbltution in the Puyallap valley that
N b profitable to himself and q
ut benefit to the educational interests
dfissce county.
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Read and Learn for Yourself

Many valuable discoveries and much
useful knowledge is kept from the
world, because OF the immense expense
10 making them known to the people.
This Is Not the case with BoscHEE's
GERMAN SYRUP. slthough but q few
years Introduced into this country. its
sale now reaches in every town and vii
lsge in the L. S. Its wonderful sue
cess in curing Consumption, severe
Coughs, Pneumonia, Asthma, and all
other diseases of the throat and lungs,
was first made known by distributing
every year. for three years, over 400, OOe
bottles to the afflicted. free Of charge, by
Druggists No such tese of merit was
ever given before to any other prepare
ton. Could you ask more. Go to
your Druggist and get bottle for rs
cents and try it. Sample bottle, 10
cents. Agents. Crane & Brigham,
Wholesale Druggists. San Francisco.
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UNDERSTANDS HIS BusrxEss.-C.p.

UNDERSTANDS HIS BusrxEss.-Csps.
Lawton. Of the schooner Fauntleroy in
giving the contract to Mr.. Mitchell 70,
new mast for bis vessel, had it psr.
ticuiarly specified th. the mas. must
De made from spar cut whi;c the SAP
was In the roots Now, i, is a fact Not
generally known here, that all timber
for ship building. trestIe aud bridge
purposes should be cut while the sap II
Ia the roots. For instance, here On
Puget Sound, from the list Of Ssptem.
oer till the LIST Ut March Is the correct
time for cutting timber. Most of the
mills on Puget SQUAD manufacture their
lumber from logs CUT during the sum-
mer season. In fact. no ship builder
will put timber into . first-class vessel.
especially the top timbers. that was cut
IN the spring or summer mouths. In
the case OF the barkeutiue Gawiey aud
the Tidal Wave, while undergoing re-
pairs, there was found number Of her
top timbers badly affected with the dry
rot, and if the p..caution had been TAX
en- to select the timber that WAS cut
while the sap was down. as Capt. Law.
ton has done, there would have been
no repairs needed Oil those vessels.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-11-13

WHARFAoE.--Complaints have been
nads against Yesler aboat half wharf
~ loe steamers and vessels discharglng
{ mastering their produce and other
hight on to the San Francisco steam.
Dip while lying at his wharf. 1t is
thimsd - customary always to charge
: ssch cases halt wharfage. Here by
~ last trip Ut the Alaska . schooner
nd st MI. Yesler's wharf two days
ha6Gd with produce for shipment Oh
- Alaakl. The wharfage Mr.. Yesler
nnnsss per month does not pay him
- per cent. on the investment in
Hiding bis wharf. Let any of the tras-
~ public have . box. trunk or Ally
n(isls Of merchandise landed at Port
Jswassnd or Portland. and compare
pieeo with Mr.. Yssler's charges. We
vi venture the opinion that IN the
e1fss Of enc year, If Mr.. Yeslcr should
enfge wharfage on articles and mer
Gondiss the same a. Portland and Port
1sunsend whsrfengers do. hts receipts
vculd b. double what they have been.
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r.,c,uRr.-A more pleasing lee

q, L,c1uRE.-A more pleasing lee
.h.n the one given by Nc AL
..,.roys lat evening we Lave not
afesoue time. Before commencing
s. ,..4nre on Southern California. the
- referred to Seattle - the b ,me
~ ehildhood, which still in his
- dvells Is the scene of some of
=. Sscpiest days; and to most Of our
.nen who were present enlisted a
~ Il "a "Reminiscences by referring
~. nuoe familiar faces who have
,;c~d one another u that mysterious
"a rhose secret none shall know
N = keye followed their footsteps.
=, nuetyRrovs also alluded in glow
- iust terms to the future of Se-t-
Although be fpoke with difficulty
q seoount Of the wesk state Of his
- ths lecture was pleasing and in.
sS11ng in the extreme. His descrip-
~ q the besuties aud advantages OF
scrfhern California were not over
am, bat WAS plain, . raightforwsrd
p li6slike. Contrary to the usages Of
1T lecturers upon such subjects, Mr..
p1tygrove portrayed truthfuliy the
Advantages of . season of drought
20 the insecurity Of title to land in
6liSornia, but for which no country
aid be more inviting. The magic
ilotern views displayed at the close Of
1e leetare were very iuseresting. and
lowed the ssni tropical nature Of Cal
1ornis, while the views IF the ancient
opsuish missions reminded one of the
Cd World.
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q The telegraphic dispatch from
n Francisco to this paper in yester-
~ mssning's issue. has an account Of
soeeting Of the creditors Of Fordhsm
3 Jennings. reporting liabilities $751;
.. assrts 135. 400 and rsal estate 1T
e1sst $500. and tina. Fordhsm 4, Jes-
eAp were to turn over to the creditors
exty per cent. OF their indebtedness
"a 10 pay the remaining ~ par cent.
leash. 1t the rate Of 81, 500 per month
= Of their business. II would seem
~ there must be some mistake -
- reported assets or they could mo-
nm over 60 per cent ~ that would b
VII, 800. when the total amount Of -.
- . reported By telegraph 10 only
NA,oOO.
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There are. it will be seen, over 20, 900
ahead Of the exports of the whole year
1875, and less than 1900 tons behind
the whole year 1876, and one-quarter of
tho year yet to 20 on. W. give the re-
port of each of the companies since the
first Of January. 1S75-Talbot, II ,374
tons; Renton, 3l.2l9. tons; Seattle, 2II,-
OILS tons; total. 265. 2ll tons. One cargo
went to Honolulu, one to Astoria, three
or four to the Southern coss: of Califor-
MIA, and the remainder. probably nine
teen twentieths of the whole, to San
FrnDcisco-S. T.. Post.
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DIRECT IMP RTATIoN. -Schwabach-
er Bros. & Co have just received, per
steamer Alaska, and direct from New
York. fine assortment of ladies' closks
and Cry goods. and full assortment of
fancy goods and hosiery, all of which
We offer at greatly reduced prices.
SCHwABACHER Bkss & Co.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-11-13

tgie- whos bu less d appeass
= columns TODAY, ! . ope "-, ont
~ - stock Of groceries in the Els.
- seore. on Front street, which he
= q ssil--grocsrics- At away down
Has macksrel are No 1. ~ We
tAem aad know wasreof we speak.
- ne hin.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-11-13

The Coal TRADE.--The following
table will show the amount f coal ship
ped from Seattle t. San Francisco dur
ing the whole of 1875 and 1876. and
during the first nine months of 1877;
also. the mines from which the cual was
produced:
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-11-13

EUROPEAN DRAFTs.-Drafts issued
at lowest rates cn Crest Britain, Irr-
land. Germany, Russia, France, Norway
and Sweden. Tickets to and from
Europe sold at lowest rates by Andrew
Chilberg. Seattle, w. T.
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H They don't sell beer for FIVE
cents at the Centennial, but they give
away clans every night.
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~ The schooner Alice arrived at
Port Gamble, fion San Francisco, on
the 18th inst.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-11-13

TIE attention Of pu' chasers Of
soods is called to Pumphrey's
49, column I'd. in to-dsy's is~ue.
y. 4. I'd It to their advantage to
airselectinas early.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-11-13

u The ship Sbi ley arrived at Port
Townsend on the nth inst, from the
Boy City.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-11-13

PURE MOCHA COFFEE for sale al
Chilberg Brothers.
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- TIE 18th inst, the bark Kali
- San Francisco. arrived Il
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-11-13

FoR GENUINE GERMAN Milk Bread,
60 to Piper's.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-11-13

he oark Dublin arrived at Sea-
saturday last. from San Fran
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-11-13

A FARMER on Fidalgo Island raised
Rye eight feet high. The old hye IT
the CENTENNIAL SALOON is not eight
feet high. but Is way-up. Barley and
hops N fluid state can't be beat there.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-11-13

NOBODY has found Charley Ross vet,
but everybody has found the lest place
IN Seattle to get Oysters-at PIper's, OF
course.
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Produce Receipts.

NOVEMBER 18th, 1877.
Per Wenat-fio "a White river, two
tons hoy. 10 \. Br Is. & Co.; three tons
bay. to w. H. B W; 600 sacks potatoes,
about thirty tons, tn Crawford Il Har-
ringtOn; five tons vegetables and fruit
to different parties.
LIZ Mr.. Oliver H. Goodwin, piano
tuner, is in thu city. and orders for
work may be left at the store Of MIR.
w G Jameson.
HOT BosToN BaOwN BREAD on Sun.
day morning ut the Eur-ka Bakery.
Leave your orders for d.l.very during
the week.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-11-13
MA r B I e d .

AcMILLAN-JORDAN In this CITY. November
18th. by Rev. d. Bagl~y. VIM Mcmillan and
Emma Jordan. oil Of King county.
BEATON-PRlMROsE AT P-rt Madison. 10th
inst. by 3. Hammond, J. p, Thomas Beston
70 Miss Hattie Primrose, eldest daughter Of P.
J..Primrose.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-11-29

A dispstoh from Stockton, California,
TO the SENTINEL. states that II. +.
Rice, of Carson, committed suicide
there on Tuesday, by taking an over
dose Of chlorsl hydrate. Mr.. Rice was
widely known in this State as q prom
iuent business man OF Carson, and
also IS the Superintendent for a num-
Der Of years Of the Branch Mint Of tina.
place. Mr.. Rics wss one of the earliest
settlers in Carson, and took charge OF
Wells, Fargo & Cos Banking and Ex-
press Agency there 10 1860. He con-
Quoted the business with signal ability
and became quite wealthy. A few
years ago he entered into the stock
brokerage business independently Of
his connection with the Express Com
pany, under the firm name of Rice Il
Peters. About six months ago the de
preston in the stock market caused a
collapse of the flrm. and MIR. Rice lost
everything. His losses had such an
effect upon his mental faculties that at
times he was plunged into fits Of mel
ancholy vergirg upon insanity. While
his active service ceased with the COM
pany, bis salary was paid as usual.
and about two weeks ago he went to
Stockton and placed himself under the
care of DR.. Shurtleff, where he died as
described. He was = brother-in-law
of H. NJ. Yeringtor, superintendent OF
the Virginia and Truckee Railroad,
and leaves . wife and son, and . host
Of friends, to mourn his loss. De
ceased was . native Of Massachusetts,
and aged about So years.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-11-29

The news from Washington 10 not
inspiring TO the hopes Of Democracy
Couover, VI Florida. h . double traitor.
He has chopped back. thus shattsring
into smitherseDs the fond snticipations
raised In the breasts Of Democrats
throughout the land of obtaining i'm
mediate control Of the Senate Of the
United states. As stated elsewhere in
this issue Of the SENTINEL. we never
had any faith in either Conover or Pat
tsrson. The man who will sell one
party will sell another II be gets
Q chance. The Republicans in the
Senate yesterday had everything their
own way. Kelloeg's cast 10 to he
taken up on Friday, and Buffers on
Saturday. Kellogg goes In unless
Conovsr should chop again) and Spot.
ford takes . hack seat. Thus ends the
great Senatorial struggle, which would
have never occurred In the first place
but for The trsschery to his party Of
this fellow, Conover. Further than
the kicking up Of . big excitement
nothing has been accomplished by the
grand parliamentary battle Of thirty
hours.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-11-29

showed how the General was obedieut
to the laws Of bis country while be
understood the importance and dignity
Of the army, never permitted II o as
sumo the supremacy over the civil
power. Gambetta concluded as fol-
lows: France, notwithstanding her
unmerited misfortunes, remained
great and generous, and was attached
above ell to liberty.
LONDON, Nov. g.
A Belgrade correspondents states that
a Servian battalion recently crossed
the frontier near Vrutarnitza. to pro-
tect some Bulgarian women and chill
dren. The Turks drove the S~ervians
back, and many killed and
wounded on both sides. A commits.
sion has left Belgrade to investigate
the matter. The various Consuls have
been informed of the affair.
vienna, Nov. q.
The evening papers publish Buchs-
rest sdvices, according 70 which Prince
Gortschakon is engaged In lively dip
lomstic intercourse with the Porte. A
proposal has already been made for Q
conference on the peace conditions.
LONDON, Nov. %.
There ara numerous reports Of Tight
ing near Rustchuk, the Turks being
the aggressors. Whether these move
nients are extensive enough to cause
the withdrawal OF any forces from
Plevna, even II the Czarowitz' army
were weak, is not known.
PARIS, Nov. %.
The report Of the Committee on
Special Accounts, opened by the DE
Broglie Ministry during the ecent dis.
solution, amounting to $1,000 900
francs, declares the accounts illegal,
and they cannot be sanctioned by the
Chsnber without compromising the
rights of the nation.
LONDON. Nov. %.
Lord Derby, Secretary of State for
Foreign Affairs. to day received q dep
utation representing the Society for
the Protection Of British Interests, and
three other political societies. led by
Lord Stratheden Campbell. who pre-
scented Q memorial urging active inter-
ference in favor Of Turkey. Lord
Derby replied that the Government
saw no reason tn depart from its neu-
trality. He did not think Constant.
nople or the Snez canal in danger.
When the Government saw a reason
able opportunity, 1t would do what IL
could to bring ABOUT peace.
LONDON. Nov. %.
A correspondent states that the es-
tablishmeut OF the Roman Hierarchy
of Scotland has been indefinitely post
poned.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-11-29
FOREIGN NEWS.
THE = wAR
RUM0RED FIGHTING AT RUST.
CHUK.
LORD DERBY ON ENGLISH NEUTRALITY
Another Reception to Grant.
MISCELLANEOUS EUROPEAN NEWS.
LORD DERBY ON ENGLISH NEUTRALITY

PARIS, Nov. ~.
NJ. Emile De Gerardin gave . grand
dinner to General Grant this evening.
Among the guests were Minister
Noyes, Mr.. Hit, NJ. M. Gsmbetia,
Grevy. Renault De Lesseps. Wad-
dington and Viguoud. NJ. De Gerar-
din proposed Gen. Grants health. The
General responded and drank : the
prosperity Of the French Republic,
saying he hoped it would attain the
result which Americans had endeav-
ored TO attain-namely: the regime OF
liberty accessible TO everybody. Gam
beta, proposing the health Of M. De
Gersrdin, thanked him for sfFording
him an opportunity to sit ut the same
table with the ex- President Of the
United States. He spoke with praise
OF Gen. Grants political career. and
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-11-29

WITHIN ten 70 ars. no less than b.
100000 acres Of forest have been cut
down or burned over In the United
States. Much Of the timber is used
for fuel, Is cities being on record as
consuming 5000 acres to 10000 acres
each. Fences use up much timber,
and railway sleepsrs require the pro-
duct Of 10000 acres per annum. The
amount Of pine and lumber timber
YET sanding In the United states 10 NO
longer large. The sum Of 4l44. 900, 900
10 estimated to b invested in the whole
timber industry. employing 2oO,ooo
man.