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of Dry Creek stage station. The Indi-
ans 90: away with about 100 of How
ards pack animals, and also about 30
horses belonging to the Montan. vol
unteers. Captain Norwood and Colo
mel Sanford followed the Indians with
three companies Of cavalry, and over
took them about six miles distant,
where there was n skirmi>h, in which
one soldier was killed and six wounded.
The wounded soldiers were taken to
Pleasant Valley station, where one,
named Samuel A. Glass, has since
died. Howard has been reinforced bv
Captain cambridge, from Fort Hall.
with one company and about so Ban
mock Indians, and is at present ia pur-
suit of the h0s.iio,. who are sup
posed tn be making for Henry's Lake.
which is about 60 miles northeast Of
the stage road. where a crossing was
made. Towards force was camped
Yesterday morning at Shot gun creek,
which IL about As miles from the stage
road. On The 10Th instant Howard's
force was increased by the arrival OF
Colonel Miller, with about 290 infan-
try, in wagons. Howard had With
him about $50 cavalry, in addition to
the force with Captain Bainbrldge.
While Howard was camped at the
Junction. Is miles north of Pleasant
Valley, he sem 60 men and VI Indi
IN cou across the country to Hen
RVS lake. to intercept the Indians.
This command did not find any lndi.
ans there. and returned and passed
Pleasant Valley yesterday. on their
way after Howard. All tut eight or
ten of the Virginia City volunteers
have gone home. The Indians have
not been in any hurry, or anxious to
avoid the fight. They are supposed to
number bel 400 and 500. and seem
to he making their way toward the
Crow country, on the Yellowstone.
The freight train of James Hayden,
on The salmon river road, il supposed
to be destroyed by the Indians, a. a
number OF mules belonging 10 him
had been found on the stage road; also
mules OF another train, belonging to
Colonel Shoupe. A courier il expect
ed from General Howard to-day.
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FOREIGN NEWS.
THE GREAT WAR.
The Battle at Schipka
Pass.
THE TURKS REFUSED.

LONDON, August %.
A Bucharest dispatch says the Turks
attacked Tirnova yesterday, but were
repul~ed. The engagement WAS re-
commenced to-day. Osman Pasha's
troop have made an attack on Selvi,
with the intention If advan :ing upon
G%alvrova, but Prince Mirsky repuised
them before the arrival ct n division
which he asked for a. a reinforcement.
The details received regarding the bat
tie i'm Schipka pass STATE that the Kus
SLAMS repulsed successfully ten vigor-
Gus attacks made by the Turks, the
positions OF the Russians being very
strong. IL il not true that the forces
of Lieut.. Gen.. Mehmet Ali and Su-
lehman Pasha have etiecied a junction.
The Russians are preparing 10 attack
several Turkish positions.
Advices FROM Russian headquarters
at Gornystuden, dated yesterday. state
that the battle in Shipka pass is still
proceeding. The enemy mas renewed
the attack many times with fresh
troops, hut each time has been re-
pulsed with heavy Turkish loss.
LONDON, August %.
Germany's protest against Turkish
atrocities is due to the suggestion OF
Emperor William. Although the
protest does not contain any threats,
its nature is to convince the Porte that
Germany is in Great BriIian
is making arrangements for an inter
vention of the great Powers in the ill.,
terests of peace.
BUCHAREST, August -.
The Russo Roumanian Convention
respecting Roumanisn active partici-
patton in the war is definitely conclud-
ed. 1t il said the conditions are very
ia vorable To the principally.
CoNsrANTINoPLE, August %.
Osinan Pasha, under dale of August
2lst, reports encounters with Russian
cavalry at Nereinsk west of Plevna
and at Antek on the road to Orchanc.
In both cases the Russians were re-
pulsed.
MANCHESTER. August %.
A dispatch from Eski D'Jiguma,
dated Tuesday, says: Lieutenant
General Mehemet Ali left this morn
ing tor Rasgrad, TO inspect the defen
sive works, after which he will return
To Shumla. There are 90, 600 troops at
Osman Bazaar. which place is entirely
deserted by its inhabitants.
PARIS. August %.
The Figaro positively denies The ac-
~cusation of almost the entire Paris
press, that its recent attack on General
Berthnut, Minister of War. was in
spired ty General Ducrot. IL renews
the attack and recommends that Mac
Mahon institute an inquiry into the
management of the War Department,
LONDON, August 23.
A dispatch from Ostrok, dated Au
gust -. says: The Turks haze en-
tered Sharawzoro, and are advancing
steadily towards Nicics. There are
only two battalions To resist them
They will probably reach Brobnick
tonight.
BERLIN, August %.
Prince Bismarck lett to day Tor Gas
teen. 1t is arranged that the Prince
and Count Andras>y shall mest there.
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PACIFIC COAST.
SAN FRANCISCO.
Suicide--The Proposed Crescent
Combination.

SAN FRANCISCO, August %.

SAN FRANCISCO, August %.
Frederick VIM. Shut, residing at
I35 Powell street, suicided la-t night
10y shooting himself. in his bed room.
Deceased was n naive Of Germany, 53
years OF age, and had been a resident
of this city 20 years. He leaves n wife
and grown up son. He was President
of the Schuetzen Ver-in. and a mem
her of Herman Lodge, +. & A. Nj.
His friends represent that for several
days he has not been In his right mind.
The proposed Crescent Combination
of the Free School League, Citizens
Union, and other kindred organiZi-
tons, has been effected. and delegates
have met and organized in convention.
The name adopted hy this organiza-
ton ~ the American Free School Party
Organization. 1t claims a strength of
owe 5000 Die in The city.
The bills of the National Guard
against the Safety Committee for ser.
vices during the recent disturbances,
aggregate 81, 200.
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BURLINGTON Hawk- Eye: "The cir
ems is coming again, and once we Will
have The pleasure of Witnessing the
cheerful spectacle of seven church
members taking one little two-year old
child Ito see the animals Il didn't
go into the circus department. said a
good deacon after the last moral circus
was here, but / droppsd in to look
around the menagarie a few moments
with nv little grandson, and / do think
the mar that tied his legs in a how
knot around his neck and then crawled
through the hoop was alone worth the
price of admission"
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Capt. Norwood and Col. Sanford
ans-One Soldier Killed and Blk
Wounded.
SALT LAKE, Aug. %.
General HO~ard's force, in pursuit
of the hostile Indians, passed Pleasant
Valley, Idaho, on the 10Th, on their
way south they went as far
south on the stage road as Dry Creek
stage station, eight miles south, then
turned eastward towards the head of
CanIas creek. The hostile Indians had
crossed the range some so or 90 miles
| o the westward, and had arrived upon
the stage road on the 10Th, taking pos
session OF Hole in the Rock stage sta
ton, 26 miles south from Pleasant VAL
ley. The Indians destroyed the tele-
graph line In that vicinity, and stopped
the Stages and all travel upon the road,
and were In the neighborhond of this
station for three days. The Indians
had been for nearly two days without
water when they arrived upon the
stage line, and their stock was much
scattered and in bad coudition; they
stopped TO gather all the loose stock
and feed their animals, using all the
grain at the station and destroying all
the property there. including some ~
sets of harness. The Indians left Hole
in the Rock station ON tn. 10Th or 2Ofh,
and on the approach OF Howard going
east, or northeast, surprised Howard's
men who had charge OF the pack ami
mails and Loose stock, at daylight, on
the morning of the 10th, at CaiDas
Meadow, which is about 20 miles east
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list

A large assortrct Of Stationery and Drugs.
Patent Medicines; a fine lot Of Paper and En-
velopes in boxes; Lamps. ChimDeys, ETC.:
also, n lot OF Justics Cigars-two for - cents
equal to Havana CHAR Having a complete
assortment of Fancy Goods, | offer them
cheap for cash. Call at the City Drug Store.
The finest brands Of Chewing and smoking
Tobacco, for sale at the City Drug Store.
DIX. TERRY.
Eureka, June IL, 1877. jtiEd
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condition was considered critical. Two
hours later he rallied. and up to this
hour - resting comfortably. Doctors
woodburn and Thompson had a con-
~sultation at 10 o'clock to night, and de-
cided there was no imminent danger,
and that there was good reason for
homes.
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HOTEL.

Palisade public, has fitted up anew, thrc El-
out, the Eureka Hotel, near his old place in
p~alisado, and travellers to and from Eureka.
and the public generally. can rely upon getting
tirst-class meals and number ono beds at all
times BY interviewing the genial host Of the
Eureka Hotel, ocl3tf
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LAND NOTICE.
NOTICE..

THE CREDITORS OF THE ESTATE OF
Joseph b. McKcrnan. bankrupt, who
desire TO make proof Of their claim against
said estate, are notified that l will be present
to 3 p. e.. each day until the Oath inst. for the
purpose OF taking such proof. and to appoint
an attorney to be and appear for then, at the
creditors meeting, to be bold At Virgi"is
City, Nevada. on Tuesday, the 18th day OF
LAMBERT MQLlNELLl,
Notsry Public.
Eureka, Aug. q. 1877. aug22-td
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CAPTAIN HowoArE has q curious
theory about Arctic exploration. Sail.
ors, he thinks, will always cling to
their vessel. and will make no progress
unless it can be done by water. 1t is
for this reason that he is in love with
the plan proposed by himself of es-
tablishing colonies and what he calls
laying regular siege to the North Pole.
But, If his theory be correct, that the
polar regions are constantly changing,
ice fields n reason bsing open ocean
the next, his colonies will probably
get to the Pole the wrong way. Still
his plan NAV be worth a trial.
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NEW y.
FOR RENT.

THREE PLEASANTLY SITUATED
J. rooms, comfortably furnished. and suit
able for. no ,sek eeplng: also III elegantly
front room. Inquire at Mrs Bene-
dict-,, two doors north Of the Methodist
church, on Spring street.
Eureka, Aug. q, 1877. aug2i-Iw
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ROO MS TO LET.

THREE HANDSOMELY FURNISHED
i LOOMS. in Dunkel x Co.'s building, Sec
ond story, corner of CLARK and Main streets.
Inquire of Mrs. Barmer. on the premises.
Eureka. Aug. -, 1857. augal-:w
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JUST

A fine assortment of china, glass and
crockeryware. consisting of almost every thing
in this line. Bargains can be had by pur-
chasing these gods from
MRS. NJ. A. ASHIM.
aug22 on Buel street.
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SrArroyEsy-a line line Of legal and con-
gross cap, letter and note paper: envelopes.
all sizes. A iull assortment Of GIllotts pens.
load-pencils. penholiers, inks. mucilage, rub
Der bands, paper iasieners,i nkstaDds, rulers,
and a general assortment OF stationery, just
received ut the GOLDEN RULE STORE.
MosRis IL. JOSEPH, Commission Agent for
the purchase and sale of all Minds Of mcr-
chnndise. Dealer in furnishing goods, hats.
caps, boots, shoes, trunks. vallses, blanket,
tobacco, cigars, notions. GOLDEN RULE
STORE. Importer Of moerschaum pipes.
smokers goods. cutlery, stationery. fancy
goods, IN MUSICAL instruments, English hosiery.
etc, etc.
RAzoss.-Tell your barber to select a fine
razor = guaranteed - from tho fue stock
LATELY IMPORTED From ENGLAND
by NJ. IL. Joseph, at tho Golden Rule store.
ROLLED, gold-plated ~iewelry for gentlemen.
rs dnrabio as fne gold. and look. as we'll.
CAN'T tell tho difference. At the GOLDEN
RULE STORE.
LARGE assortment Of loo ing-glasse.. all
sizes. at the GOLDEN RULE STORE.
SUNaER h~sts-just received at the GOLDEN
RULE STORE.
EXTRA size ~overalls and Jumpers just 70
ceived at the GOLDEN RULE STORE.
A SPLENDID stock Of new style fancy calico
shirts Just received at the GOLDEN RULE
STORE.
Agency of the Kingsley Red Bluff Manu-
faetlring Company at the Golden Rule Store,
where you can find the largest stock Of those
goods in the State.
LARGE assortment Of neckties at tho GOLD
EN- RULE STORE.
WHITE and colored blankets at the Golden
Rule Store.
-
OSE hundred and twenty-five to two hum
dred-iollar walnut sets Of Furniture. con-
slsting of Bcdsiead, Bureau. Wasbstnnd. and
three taairs and Towel Rack, at HAS
kELL'S. jo9tf
PApER HAsoiSes. Paints and Oils. Glass.
otc., etc at HASKELL'S. je9tf
Coon solid wood Chairs, $50 per dozen. at
HASKELL'S. je9tf
A PINE lot OF Carriages for the babies. just
arrived at HASKELL'S. is9tf
SPRING INTERESTS, hair and pulu mat
tresses IN hand and made to order ut the
Golden Rule Store.
LARGEST assortment Of meerschaum and
briar-root pipes in tho State. at the GOLDEN
RULE STORE.
GEr your tobacco and cigars at the GOLD
EN- RULE STORE.
FRESH DRUGS, patent medicines, toilet and
fancy articles at the new Drug and Station
cry Store. aull
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The Worlds London correspondent
says: Bennett, of the Herald, intends
TO live chiefly in England for some
time to come.
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IT IL now considered certain that the
wheat crop In England will be much
below that of average years. Such is
the news by telegraph.
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The Government proposes to prose-
cute In future all who use business
cards similar to United States bonds
md sscuritie,.
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There IN some talk in San Francisco
Of reorganixing the late Committee OF
Safety into q permanent organization.
{ o be known as a Safety Regiment,
with q suitable uniform.
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A LONDON PAPER attempts to weak
en- the four per cent. loan by saying
that very little Of it was taken in the
Soul ern or Western States. This is
pure nonsense. The only reason it
was not taken vas because the people
of those sections can obtain a higher
rate Of interest for what money they
have. Again, the West and South are
generally borrowers, 30 that our Eng
fish contemporaries argument is un-
sound In every way.
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The Virginia Chronicle says 1t Is a
noticeable circumstance that since the
big nre Of nearly two years ago vir-
siniA r has escaped any visitation of
malignant epidemic. The fact Is due.
perhaps. to the cleansing effect Of that
con~flagration.
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AT the enforced sale OF thirty-one
Polish estates for arrears of taxes, only
orthodox Russians and evangelism
Germans were permitted to bid for
them.
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LONDON.

The following particulars, taken
from the Students Journal, may in
terest our readers. London, the great-
est city the world ever eaw, covers,
within q fifteen mile radius of Charing
Cross, nearly 700 square miles. II
numbers more than 10000 O0 inhabit-
ants. 1t comprises 100, 900 foreigners
nom every quarter Of the globe. II
contains more Roman Catholics than
Rome itself; moro Jews than the
whole of Palestine; more Irish than
Dublin; Scotchme than Edin.
burch; more welshmen than Cardiff.
Has q birth in every five minutes, and
death in II every eight minutes; has
seven accidents every day in its 1000
miles of streets; has 1913 persons every
day, and A, 900 annually, added to It's
population; has liz 900 hsbi,ual Grim
insls OH its police register; has $4,000
prostitutes; has as many public houses
as would, If placed side by side, stretch
from Charing Cross to Portsmouth,;
hss 5000 drunkards annually brought
before its magistrates; has as many
paupers As would more than fill every
house In Brighton; has 60 miles of
open shops every Sunday, and has an
influence oil the world represented by
the yearly delivery in its postal dis
tricts of 2SS, 600, 900 Of letters.
PROLIFIC South Ballard, KY, is
highly favored by nature. Since last
March two South Ballard matrons
have given birth to triplets and six
others to twins, and two milch cows
have produced five thriving calves.
A resident of this place, it Is not sur
prising to learn. has thirty.five broth
ers and sisters-in law, and seventy
nephews and ~nieces, and eleven Of his
brothers aud sisters in-law are yet sim
gle. When these marry and begin to
give birth to their twins and t-iplets
he will be the most related man in
America, not excepting president
Grant, Brigham Young aud the late
A. T. Stewart.
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$40 REWARD

I OST, BETWEEN YoUNG'S ICE CREAM
IL saloon and the Turner House, ON the
evening of August 18th, a lady's gold quartz
breastpin. BY leaving it at this office tns
above reward will be paid.
Eureka. Aug. ~, 1871. au.s-i"
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OUR English exchanges give, as a
proof OF the profitahleness of mining
Investments, . list Of 81 British mining
companies that have returned in
profits GO. 100. 900, or, say, 345, 0OO, 900.
The Virginia Chronicle says this Is but
little more than the amount Of divi-
dends declared by one mine on the
Comstock-the Consolidated Virginia
whose thirty-sixth monthly divi.
dend of q per share, aggregating
81, O6O, 900. was paid q few days ago.
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BORN.

Virsiuia, August 20 Wifs Of Ernest Beckert.
adiughter.
Empire. August I5-Wife Of W. o. Ii. Mar
tin, a daughter.
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MARRIED.

Nirgini,. August 20-M. W. ". Wash to
Miss Annie fenton.
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ESPECIAL TO THE DAILY sENrINEL.l
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FRESH DRUGS, patent medicines, toilet and
fancy articles at the new Drug and Station
cry Store. aall
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senator Morton's Condi

RICHMOND. Ind, 10 r. NJ, Aug. %.
Senator Morton passed an uneasy
night and suffered from constant pain
in his right side caused by imprudence
10 eating, and at 4 O'Clock to-day his
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description Of psoprr.y. payable IN
county scrip.
\ sqnare Of type to eousis; o. tn l.nes
g any type employei, n1I 10 b. lagser
than bourgeois uor smaller than nor
pareil
Ordered by .he Board that tn Gun
y Printing f3r the ensuing year IRE.
ami the same is hereby AWARDED 10 DA-
vid Higgins. publisher II the INTELI1-
GEXcgR. on his bid filed My s,h, ls--.
An1 now. on this sth day Of May,
1871, Andrew phaun, an applicant,
having Furnished the Board satisfactory
proof that tie is man f good moral
character, il Is ordered by the Board
that 4 license 10 retail splritgous liquors
in Seattle Precinct, b. issued 10 the
said Andrew Phaum FOR the term Of : Z
months frcn tie >.h lay Of May. 1877,
on his fling liond a3 required By law.
IN the sum of one thousand dollars. aud
paying into the County Treasury the
SUN Of one hundred aad iiity dollars.
Aud now, on this sth day Of Nav.
1877, ca the application of Andrew
Phaun, il j. ordered by the
Board that license II keep
for hire one pool table IN
Seattle precinct. be issued to said
Andrew Phaum, for the tern II six
months from the sth day oi My, 1871.
on his filing bond in the sual Of two
hundred dollars. a required by law.
and paying into the County Treasury,
The sum II six aud 25-l00 dollars
Ordered that ths petition OF Gyms
Dorst. et a., prsying for County road
commencing Il Fall City. Oh Snoqual-
mie River, anl running in u westerly
couise to iutersect tho seattle aud Sno-
qualmie road. al, or near Half Way
Creek. he and the same Is hereby
granted, ard f NJ Cudworth. William
otearas ant james Forcsmau appointed
viewers, TO meet on the ith day OF
June. 1877, or within five days there
after. and proceed according to law
satisfactory proof having been fur
ushe,i the Board that dae notices were
posted a. the law directs.
In the matter of the report of .. L.
Blair, e al. viewers appointed ut the
November term, 1877, Of the CoMmIs'
sOi0ncrs Board. TO view out AID locate
a roid from Robert knipe's land claim.
IL Section 81, to ,nterscct the County
road near John Laugston's Ferry, on
White riyer, il Is ordered hy tile Board
that said report b. a9d the same Is
hereby rejected the Board considering
that said rad would not be Of pbblic
utility
Ordered by the Board that tha bonds
Of Andrew Pflaum for liquor license
and pool table, and the bond OF Ole
Gunderscu for grocery license. be aud
the same ave hereby approved.
Ordered, that this Board now adjourn
nutll 10 morrow at \. II
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A. MACklNTOSH,
Notary Public aud Con'eyaneer'
Real Estate and Tax Agent.

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go. .s~,ss, Viii as.ss.ss g. tts i,eroasss s@a
ts-t ~. xsv,,As.rs ca russt %1Wo1 es'~SsA-
..tensiea * 4 ~ TrSasfer Of hTal fs.s,e sas'
r,xw.u, st raArs. fsirQasss soliSftSs' sfs >s''s
sssas "a Nil street., nearly eyrsssss the ''es'
slssussi Hotel.