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New-York tribune., 1877-08-20

LuNpBoRG's CALIFORNIA WATER, lor sng anS
toilet and bath. delightfully."- frsssnt ana
a "PuIiceky Erenca
~ %sssrs Knbman Fil. and DO wda Ihe eminent ii'--
nd k.r
New-York tribune., 1877-08-20

HoLMANs PAD is no experiment, ana u sno
rr,aa comes within the reach all Depot, % MSlehi
New-York tribune., 1877-08-20
Announcements.

dramatically Sealed Cellars make heallhy'
hannyf fboJnes SEND 10 L. NEW, 81 JohnsI, y. u
New-York tribune., 1877-08-20
HOME NEWS.

THERMOMETER YESTERDAY AT HUDNUTs IN
BROADWAY
Gam. 49, noon. so. sp.m. s92 Midnight io''
Highest curing the day, So. Lowesi. 1i-'
Average. 1864 Same day, 1864
New-York tribune., 1877-08-20

Twenty-Five permits were gwen last week by the
Department and Buildings for the erection Of
buildings.
Ludwig w. Kolloger, was discharged from the
employ Richard Rathk amp Leonard and schoes
s,s on account Of alleged proofs of dishonesty Kooger has
begun SANDER against his former employer
When the Democratic Board of Elections was
chosen several John sherry L the former Repub
lean CLERK allowed TO remain on saturday MT sherry
was replaced by shearm, Democrat The salary s2
900 year.
John Moore, age seventysix, of No. 35 Grand-ave.,
for ng time on Friday night succeeded
In getting away bis home by his ends On Sat
uray night hs dead body found aoang In the waaboui
Canal He doubtless drowned himself
OF the twenty-five members Of Centemos Band,
ten struck higher refused play Prospect
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-07-04
n DAY.

Nearly fifty millions of people COM
memmorste to-day, the one hundred
and first anniversary of American in
dependence. Nay, more. The hearts
of the down-trodden and oppressed OF
all the earth are made glad because OF
the wisdom and valor of the men OF
the Revolution. The heroic deeds OF
the patriot sires constitute the bright
est page of the worlds history, the lie.
ultimate fruits of their acts the great
est boon ever vouchsafed I o mankind.
1t is not possible TO review in a
brief newspaper article their
hopes and sutferings and final
triumph. 1t can only be said that
they builded well /; that the noble
heritage transmitted to those who sue
csed them is worthy of all honor and
the most sacred reverence; that the
mightiest, happiest and freest people
the sun shines upon to-day live under
the protection of the bright, starry
emblem, and enjoy the blessings of
liberty, happily secured for all time,
by the paramount written law of the
land. 1t is we'll that we are to day in
fact what was proclaimed in the
beginning in theory, a nation of
freemen. 1t Is we'll, too, that the fires
of patriotism still burn brightly; that
a love of liberty, regulated by law,
still abides securely in the hearts of
the people. May this sentiment
continue TO grow and flourish
and expand down to the last
syllable of recorded tins, and
may the American people never cease
to cherish the great blessings OF free
government nor grow Indifferent to
the memories that cluster around the
patriot actors in the sacred events of
go
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-07-04

The Coso NeWs of the 25th has the
following: "We are in receipt Of a
communication from Lookout, signed
by w. A. Whitley and Frank Fitzger-
aid, stating that on the 10th instant
there was found, about two miles
north OF The Modoc Company's works.
the corpse OF a man about 5 feet 7 l.2
inches high, with sandy whiskers and
beard. He had on a red undershirt,
blue drawers. overalls, gray stockings.
shoes and hat. In his pockets were
found one short clay pipe, piece of to-
Lacco, pocket-knife and an empty
buckskin purse. The body WAS much
decomposrd, giving evidence of hav-
ing been dead Tor several days. Ii was
buried near the spot where found. IL
is supposed to he the body of Dennis
Mahee. About two miles north from
where the body lay were found the fol-
lowing articles: One brown coat with
velvet collar, two pairs new stockings.
one pair blue new overalls, one black
handle toothbrush aud about a quire
of note paper"
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-07-04

THE BETTER EDUCATIoN.-You can
train the eye To see all the bright places
in your life, and so slip over the hard
ones with surprising ease. You can
also train the eye to rest on the gloomy
spots, in utter forgetfulness of all that
IS bright and beautiful. The former is
the better education. Life is too short
to nurse ones misery. Hurry across
the lowlands, that you may linger
longer on the mountain tops.
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PACIFIC COAST.
SAN FRANCISCO.
Annual Mint Statement.
CHIEF WINNEMUCCA AT THE
BAY.
Other Items of Interest.
Other Items of Interest.

SAN FRANCISCO, July 8.
The annual statements of the mint
having been made out, and the bullion
counted. the Investigating Committee
will hold a meeting at noo to day to
determine on their further course.
From the report of the officials, 1t az
pears hat in the coiner's department
the loss i'm gold coin has been g., 30S. IS;
the legal limit of loss being $50, $50 5.
The loss in silver coinage was
S6,43S. 90; the legal limit is s2s ,077.42.
In the METERS and refiner's depart
ment the loss of gold was $S2l.25; the
legal limit is s67 1915 20. The loss ofsil-
yer was S5,525.l3; the legal limit Is
Al ,ll0.44.
A delegation of Piute Indians, head
ed by Chief Winnemucca, visited Gen.
eral Mcdowell this forenoon, and later
in the day paid their respects to
Mayor Bryant, and signified their de-
sire to join the procession tomorrow.
The citizens committee has made
collections amounting to S6,07l 80
for the benefit of the sufferers by the
ST. Johns fire. The proceeds of DIR.
Guards lecture last night were about
81 900, which also goes to the sufferers.
The committee intends to request MIR.
Ingersoll to reply to DIR. Guard. giving
the proceeds to the same object.
At Hayward's driving park, al San
Mateo, Saturday last, j. G.. Floods
double team, Oakland Maid and
Queen, trotted a mile in 2:2554, in the
presence of a large number of we'll
known gentlemen and turfmen.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-07-04
USEFUL KNOWLEDGE.

An exchange crowds a good many
useful things into a very small space.
We reproduce as follows:
A man walks three miles an hour.
A horse trots Eel
Steamboats, run eighteen.
Sailing vessels make ten.
Slow rivers flow four.
Rapid rivers flow seven.
Moderate wini blows seven.
Storms move thirty-six.
Hurricanes, eighty.
A rifle ball, one thousands miles an
hour.
Sound, seven hundred and forty.
three.
Light, one hundred and ninety
thousand.
Electricity, two hundred and eighty
thousand.
A barrel OF flour weighs two hun
dred and ninety.six pounds.
A barrel of pork, two hundred.
A barrel of powder, twenty-five.
A hrkin of butter, fifty-six.
A tub of butter, eIghty-four.
Wheat, beans and clover seed, sixty
pounds to the bushel.
Corn, rye and flax seed, fi:ty-six.
Buck heat, tifty-four.
Barley, forty-eight.
Oats, thirty-five.
Coarse salt, eighty five.
Sixty drops make a drachm.
Eight drachms make an ounce.
-Four ounces make a gill.
Sixty drops make a t~saspoonful, one.
third of an ounce.
Four thousand eight hundred and
forty square yards make an acre.
A square mile, six hundred and forty
acres.
To an acre: Two hundred
and nine feet on each side make
square acre within an inch.
There are W. thousand seven hun.
dred and fifty languages.
One person dies at each p~ulsation o.
the heart.
A generation is fifteen years.
Average of life, thirty-four years.
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EUREKA DAILY SENTINEL,
WEDNESDAY, JULY 4, Is77.
NO PAPER TOMORROW.

To-day is the greatest of American
holidays. The SENTINEL claims to be
patriotic tn the core, as do all connect
ed with its publication. 1t is just as
proper for printers to enthuse on the
glorious Fourth as anybody else. In
deed it is characteristic of them to be a
little more enthusiastic than their
neighbours; they become intoxicated,
rs it were, with the spirit Of the coca
sion. Telegraphic operators, the world
over, celebrate i'm pretty much the
same way. Hence it is next to impos-
sible to get out a newspaper on such
occasions. We shall not attempt it,
and per consequence no paper will be
issued from this office tomorrow.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-07-04
MARRIED.

At 81. Luke's. London. England, April 4,
lS77-George Atwood, formerly Of Virginia,
Nevada, to Maria Louise Tansley, eldest
daughter Of the late A. j. Tansley, ESQ.,,
OF Luton, Bedfordshire England.
SACRAMENTO. June 2s-W. l.. Needham, of
Virginia City. to Mary II. Petrie. of Sacra-
mento.
Virginia, June % SOLVER Herbert to Sarah
kyerson, both Of Gold Hill.
Dayton. June 2s-Hon. A. Perkins to Miss
Lille Long. Of Salem, Oregon.
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D. L. nnnhndins.
Or The west side of Main street. with the
right resting on Clark SIR ct.
Citizens Of Palisade, Pinto, Vanderbilt,
Citizens Of Eureka: Blacksmiths. Butchers
and Draymen in wagons.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-07-04

WIN. LEN.

WIN. GILLEN. Commanding.
On the west sido Of Main street, with the
righ t resting on iiateman street.
Hook and Ladder Company and kaicker-
boeker Hose Company: Rescue Hose Compa-
ny; and Richmond Hose Company.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-07-04

THE support Of the solid South is
promised for the reconciliation OF sill
yer. The South has generally been
strong for hard money, n reason be
ing that Southern hanks OF issue were
never Q success. The utter worthless
ness OF the Confederate scrip did not
make them love paper money any the
more
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-07-04

A NEW poet looms up from Atlanta,
Georgia. He runs to plaintiva ballads,
and his latest, entitled, "Mother's
Teeth are Playing Out" has set the
jaws OF Atlanta musical circles going
In enthusiastic admiration.
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The Grover investigation.


PORTLAND, Ogn., July 3.
The Commission to investigate the
charges against Senator Grover OF
using money for the purpose of secur
ing his election to the Senate, met yes.
terday; the witnesses summoned in
clude many prominent politicians OF
the State, and preparations seem TO in
brief session, without eliciting any
thing important, the Commission adj
journed till to-day, awaiting the arrival
OF additional witnesses.
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SPECIAL NOTICE,

1HE MEMBERS OF RICHMOND HOSE
4 Company Nos, will meet ut Stewart's
office. on South Main street, at . o'clock
THIS MORNING, sharp. By order Of
o. McDEkMO1T, Foreman.
Eureka. July 3, 1877. jy4-lt
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4 Division:
I. REILLY.

L. Commanding.
On tho east side of Main street. with the
left resting on Clark street.
Citizens mounted, Coal-burncrs and Wood
choppers; Quartz and Coal Teams; Shoshone
Indians.
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No person has said anything yet
about making diamonds a standard,
and yet they have more of the good
qualities claimed for gold. by the nom
metallists, than that metal has. They
are scarcer, easier to corner, and gem
orally accepted as valuable all over the
world. When it comes to difficulty OF
counterfeiting, they leave the precious
metals clear out of sight.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-07-04

J. l.. HINCkLEY. ...............Co Commanding.
On the east side Of Main street. with left
resting on Silver street.
Centennial Guards Of RUBY Hill; Masonic
Fraternity; Odd Fellows; Knights Of Pythias:
X. A. U. B.. Loyal Orange Lodge; Ancient
Order Of lii bernians: Order Of the Red Gross;
Miners Union.
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At BICELOW'S HALL.

Music, by the Band; Singing. by the Chill
dren; Introductory. by the President Of the
Day: Music: Prayer, by the Chaplain: Sing
ing, by the Children. Music; Reading tho
Declaration Of Independence; Music; Grafton.
Benediction.
All the citizens of Eureka and the adjoin-
ING counties are cordially invited to partici-
pate in the observance of the day.
A. L. TITUS, Grand Marshal.
iegltd
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YESTERDAYS DISPATCHES.
WARRINGTON.
Hayes, Jones and the Silver
Question.
M o OF THE DISINTEGRA'
TON OF THE CABINET.
Sherman Gone to See Blaine.

WASHINGTON, July 2.
Eek Congressman l.. Morphis, oil
Mississippi, and a member of the Re.
publican Central Committee, advises
no Republican nominations in the
State this year, as no matter how many
votes are polled they won't be counted.
It is stated, on good authority, that
the President will make no authorita-
tive announcement of his views on the
silver question until he sends in his first
message to Congress. He will then
clearly explain his ideas. Hell under
stood to favora conditional restriction OF
the double standard through an Inter
national Commission, so that the inter-
est of both creditor and debtor classes
may be protected.
Jones, Chairman of the Silver Com
mission, has nearly completed his re-
port. He takes strong grounds, a.
was expected, in favor of the unlimited
reconciliation of silver. AS to the
payment of United States bonds, he
says the act OF 1870 is a contract upon
which all subsequent loans and bonds
were issued. In order that there
might be no doubt a to the specific
coin in which new loans could be paid,
the act stipulates that they must be
paid in coin Of the United States of
standard value at that time; SO that
whatever resolution might be subse-
quently had, which should depreciate
the value OF gold or silver coin, it
would be the duty of the Government
to pay in gold or silver at the standard
value in 1870, even if obliged to strike
a new coin of the lawful standard
values of that date.
The rumOr is current again tonight
of the disintegration OF the Cabinet.
1t is said Key wishes to resign, SO as
to relieve the President from radical
Republican charges of taking into his
Cabinet all ex-rebei and Democrat,
and that McCrary, in view of the re-
cent expression of the opinion of his
constituents, is bound to tender his
resignation. 1t is further said that
Sherman is under strong pressure
from radicals to leave the Cabinet,
and hence the suspicion hat he has
gone cruising to Maine to see Blaine
and talk things over.
Blockade Raised.
BALTIMORE, July =.
The blockade of boats on the Chesa-
peake and Ohio Canal assumed such
proportions that on Saturday the
Sheriff of Washington county, Penn,
accompanied by the State Attorney,
went to Hancock and broke it up.
The blockading squadron comprised
from thirty to forty boats, moored
abreast to prevent other boats passing,
delaying about 200 boats. The block
AIDE was caused by strikers striving to
prevent boats working for less than
one dollar per ton carrying coal from
Cumberland TO tide water.
A Ship Scuttled.
New ORLEANS, July 2.
The ship Governor Morton, Captain
Davis, hence June % for Grimsby,
with 4,600 bales Of cotton and 200
slaves, took fire to-day al Southwest
Pass and was scuttled and settled in
twenty feet of water. T%wo-thirds of
her cargo will be saved in a damaged
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-07-04
LINZ OF MAR G n

The Procession will move at 1917 o'clock
A. NJ, sharp, and march through the principal
streets. =,
Parties in charge of steam whistles and
bells are requested to sound them at the time
of the firing Of salutes.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-07-04

IN America we rate n ounce Of
gold as worth l6 ounces Of silver,
while France, which is the head Of the
Latin Upion, allows only 1513 ounces
of silver to equal in value an n Of
gold. Now if gold and silver can cir.
culate there together, even when sill yer
is so much ~overvalued. we ought cer-
tainly 10 be able to maintain the two
in circulation here at the reduced ratio
we make for silver. But it Is probably
better that we should increase our es-
timation OF silver to the French stand
ard, SO as to be in harmony with the
large portion Of the commercial world
which has adopted that ratio.
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NEW TO-DAY.
General Notice.

A LII THE MEMBERS OF THE FIRE
"A Department are requested to meet AT
their resp, ctive houses THIS MORNING.
at . o'clock. sharp. BY order Of the
F0kEMEN.
Eureka, July .. 1917. jyi-lt
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TORPEDO

A new, and at first sight, terrible in.
novation is suggested in warlike oper-
atoms. 1t is proposed to float balloons
over the enemies lines, camps or
towns, and drop torpedoes from them
by means of electricity. 1t is claimed
that by means of a few torpedoes
charged with nitro glycerine an enc
my's city could be utterly destroyed
in a little while, or his army wholly
demoralized. There is no doubt this
could be accomplished, if everything
would work just as it vas calculated
to. But balloons were found to be
nearly useless adjuncts by the Army
of the Potomac. They took up as
much transportation, with their furn-
aces and coal for making gas, and
their thousand and one indispensable
appliances, as a train of heavy artillery.
Then they could only be used when
the wind was just right, and so on.
Next it was found that if kept close
enough to the ground to get any satis-
factory view Of the rebel camps. they
we're in great danger from the artillery
and ven musketry of the enemy.
Most Of these objections will lie as
strongly against the use of torpedo
balloons. 1t will require more trans
p~ortation and preparation than a bat
tory of siege artillery. and will not be
anything like as effective. Shells can
be thrown by mortars and guns with
more accuracy and effect than they
could be dropped from balloons, and
where Q balloon could only be sent up
at favorable times and carry but a
small load, a gun can be fired at all
hours, and heave over into q city, in
the course OF q day, more cast-iron
than a balloon could carry in a week.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-07-04

WHAT is the greatest want OF the
age7 Want Of funds.
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Fourth DfyisIOn:

JAMES ASHLEY.
On the east side Of Main street. with the
left resting on Bateman street.
Citizens OF Ruby mill and Furnace Men.
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w. II. DAVENPORT ........-......C Commanding.
On west side Of Main street. with its right
resting in front II the Turner House.
Marshal and Aids.
Band.
Eureka National Gunrds, Captain C. q.
Hubbard commanding; President Of the Day;
Orator. Reader and Chaplain. in carriage:
the COMMITTEES Of Arrangements and Civic
Authorities, in carriages: Veterans Ct tbs
Mexican War; Soldiers Of the Late War:
School Children and Teachers.
Car of State.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-07-04
Preparing TO Celebrate.
Possmnsters Commissioned.
W.su1>aros Inlu

NtlOS, Juiy D.
The President has commissioned the
following postmasters: John j. Simm-
Ter, San Louis Obispo. Cal, and John
E.. Jones, Benton, California.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-07-04
NOTICE.

Z 1 THE MEMBERS OF THE CENTEN-
fiNIAL GUARDS are ordered to report at
iHtheir Armory, at s O'Clock. on the MORN
s92sof July 4th, 1877.
II. II. CONKLIN, Captain.
Wy. Sr.HsoS. First Sergeant.
Ruby Hill. June 30. 1877. jyltd
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-07-04

ID ESCUES, YOU ARE RE- ssle
II quested to meat at your GSTHA.
Hose House, in iull uniform, VEEg
on WEDN ESDAY morning, July
18th, at 10 o'clock. sharp. By order Of the
President. Thus. HALEY, Secretary.
Eureka, July 2, 1877. jy3-2t
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NIGHT DISPATCHES
NEW YORK.
A N
Arrest of The Chief Operators.

New YORK, July B..
Purser Owens, of the steamship
England, and a dock clerk named
Edgar =. Andrews, were arrested for
completely in the smuggling of silks
and laces. Owens says that during the
four years of his connection with the
smugglers, it would amount in value
to about $l20,000, and that he got
twenty per cen commission
New YORK, July 8.
Arrests continue a. investigation
proceeds into the smuggling of silks
and laces. To-day Alvin Graf, Gen.
eral Dock Superintendent of the Ma
tional Line, charged with compile
ity in the smuggling, and Thomas
Grey, cooper on the dock, were arrest
ed. Graft and Grey were held for K
animation. James Towers, q carman
who transported the goods to the ware
house of the Dunlap Express, has also
been arrested. Owens and Andrews,
arrested yesterday. gave bail this
morning. John Scott, the leader of
the smugglers in New York, it is be-
lieved, has escaped.
Death Of u Distinguished Surgeon.
BALTIMORE, July 3.
Nathan Il. Smith, a distinguished
surgeon and medical practitioner, died
this morning. He was we'll known as
a writer in medical journals. and had
published a voluminous work on sur
gical anatomy of arteries.
Preparing to Celebrate.
| BoARsHED, n. ", July 3.
Elk Governor Noyes, Minister to
France. and Judge Il. j. Minot, OF
| Chicago, will assist at the celebration
here to morrow. together with New
! Hampshire's United States Senators
and others.
POstmasters Commissioned.
WASHINGTON, July 8.
The President has commissioned the
| D-osftnasfers. John Il Situm-
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blockade Raised.
A Ship ScuttIed.

NEW ORLEANS, July 2.
The ship Governor Morton, Captain
Davis, hence June % for Grimsby,
with 4,600 bales Of cotton and 200
slaves, took fire to-day at Southwest
Pass and was scuttled and settled in
twenty feet of water. Two-thirds of
her cargo will be saved in a damaged
condition.
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NEW TO-DAY.
HALL,
FOR TWO NIGHTS ONLY
Friday d Saturday, July esh 4 9TH.

GRAND EXPOSE OF MAGIC AND
VI Spiritualism by Pref. JAMES WILL
LARD. the AUSTRALIAN ILLUSI0NIST.
who will perform all tho tricks Of the most
noted magicians and then expose them. so
that every child from six years and upwards
in the hall will be able to perform them.
Mr.. Geo. =. Snow
(America's Kemical Kus)
Will appear in conjunction with Pro-. WI
lard in his champion Lightning Changes,
Acrobatic Songs and Dances. and original
Irish and Dutch sketches.
The evenings performances will conclude
with Mr.. Shows beautiful comedy, entitled
THE BABY ELEPHANT.
Price Of admission, 20 cents; front seats, 81.
Eureka. July 3, 1877. jy4-tf
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AFEDERAL SALUTE WILL BE FIRED
at sunrise and sunset.
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Foreign List.
List of Letters

DEMAINING IN THE POSTOFFICE AT
N Ruby Hill, Nevada. on tho Sd day OF
July, 1877. Persons calling for any OF
these letters will please sag Advertised
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NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, THAT
IN the copartnership Of Hillhouse 4 Dss-
export, in the practice Of law, il dissolved by
mutualconsent. Each will give his attention
to the settle nent OF unfinished business, and
remain in the old office rooms l and 2 Odd
Fellows Building.
A. NJ. HILLHOUSE,
". IL. DAVENPORT.
Eureka. June 80. 1877. jyl
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MARSHAL.
A. n. TITUS.
z II Il n o G = 8 o
First Divisiou:

WIN form at 0 o'clock A. NJ, in the following
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Mine to Lease.

A MINE TO LEASE.-APPLY AT THE
IN office Of q. W. BAKER.
Eureka June y. IS77.i je2i-tf
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A LII PERSONS INDEBTED TO ME
IA will pleaos max payment to o. Dun
kel Co. +. L0EWY.
Eureka June 10, 1877. jel7-lm
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c Ell z B
1877.

PRESIDENT OF THE DAY,
HON THOMAS WREN.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-07-04
Mr.. Geo. =. Snow

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