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bAb ouoAAo AoVV blaN6b
RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
observation-disclosures Robert & Lee-l47t bales
oOtton 1897 skis ntt n aeed b58 aka OilcAke hid
sugar bbls sugar bbls mOlasses 40 bbls oil aud
MANCHAC-steamer St John-3O bales cotton
SKIS seed cotton $50 hhoA sugar a4s bbls mOlAssss
and sundIies
BAYOU sARA-steamer Governor AIleD-422
bales cotton IA SKIS cotton seed l22 hhds sugar $50
bbls molasses and Rndrles
UPPER C0AST--Steamer Mary Ids IS hhds
sugar 10 bbls molAsses lO4 SKIS rough rice and
H0UMAs PLANTATION steamer Blue Wing No
Sos bids sugar 80 bDls molasses bbls sugar and
DON1LDsoNvu Hsnrv Tete-IOO
hhds sugar bhls sugar 27a bbla mOlasses a bbls
ST MALO-ScnOoner Lake ii verso bbla mOlAs-
ses 10 axis seed cotton aud sunslIfss
ST. AAL0-Sl op Willie Dear-lO bbls mOlasses 8
axis ssed cotton and aundFieB
La CHINOhE-SlOep star o. the Sea--lo bbls mo-
lasses % skis seed cotton and aundries
RECEIPTS SUNDAY.
observation-disclosures Fannie MOore-s2 bales
cotton Ts0 skS cotton setd and sundries
lAbWk COASf-Stramrf lsADel--51 hhda sugar
50 bbls m0lasaes and eundries
RECEIPTS By RAILROADS.
RBw ORLEANS. ST. LOUIS AND CHICAGO RAIL,
ROAD. ,nuaty 9-2536 Daiss ton 800 axis cotton
seed 2319 aka corn ls0 sks bran 500 hnis DOOR 500
bbs meal IS bbls whisky 16l AXE Oats I54 bxs meat
MOkG ma 1t uIStANA AMI TWAS RAILROAD,
January Tl43 bales cotton 200 SKIS cotton soed l73
sks corr ly7 heds sugar bbs sugar 2O7 bbls molas
Janaars s-iS7o bales cotton 800 sks cotton ssed
SKIS seed cotton l6T aka oats 40 aka rough rice 36l
hhds sugar bbls sugar 7l9 bbls molasses half
Nav oRLRANs AID MOBILE RAILROAD, Jan
nary e93 hsles cotton i63 axis cotton seed $40 bbis
~ les hams - half cka hams IS bbls Whiny la
bales hay and sundrses
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MONETARY AND COMMERCIAL.
MONETARY,
oFncR nav oRLEAs, REPUBLIcAs


MONDAY BvgaiRe, January Q, 1871
To-day bsing 3 legal State holiday THE anniver.
saYy Of The battle Of New Urltans) and tnaugura-
tiOn cay, the bgnsa and Stock EXchar e W. 70
closed and the movem mt in financial oirBee wa4
general snspented. Nothing transpirtG 10 indt.
cate apy change In quotations for money o. feaus
rifits. Under the decline 81 New York gold gave
gold ai eKling acting 10 or shout 10 cent 10 weF,
and iranes y cenE The hanks being Q osed, very
little was dohs ~ dome alto % ohauRe quotations.
for which are n0minally unchanged. Nsthing W q
r. port % tecuF IL and State oonst and pre-
MUM tOnds we've quoted q previous r&tef.
at "a y cent v annun discount other grades
DO ~ i00lA exceptional commereia' paper At
So; Al 90 a. i00i1; see0nd grade do nominal
arat elaas mortgages 96lO. and second grade do
nominal.
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BANKS AID BANK

f-SHTHxRNas SAVINGS BANK IN
" aRuEkWAtD HALL, N
Does not discount 0cAmnreiai p4pta
itBolf 0trictly 70 tia fe4nipt and caf b
BAvENa2 A detailed ataleueA3 Of ~
liabilities Il at AL fiMae aecesAihlR 10 ~
interest SIX PHI uHNI fr4ln dH4e Qf
Dlnactets-l. a anbera4i Hsgnsty I
J.. u. GDHAH1lt 1tuE ~.
M. BANNnn, oAahien azn'
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Brother Moody severely condemns ''the
idea Of allowing the prettiest girl to be
kissed for twenty-five cents, and Of having
our daughters sell cigArs 20 young men"
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DISTRIBUTION OF PaEMIUM BONDS.

DIPAkrNKET OF FINANCE
New Orr aus, tcumber 30 1876. !
THIHB TeIRD DISTRIBUTION or PREMIUMS ON
Il the drawn series of premium bOads VIII AXE
Ia The COurcil CnEmher, CltS Hall, Ola MONDAY
January Is. 1871, 1t A. ST.
Uf3l I'd J. G. DTEIs administrator.
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coT2oH-44he ISLES t9dsy omlTaeed s25g ea1ta
as prlee8 5cNuiNTF o pretty aeaeqas advance Of
b \ IA oar rtotationf. We give 9Iae fn8 nanro1
and AeDaEt q ne kzeAaug0 - heAoai
AannfcAH sTkADaRy on CLASSIFICATION
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MeteOrofogicRl and River Report.
The fol wing statement Of the W, ather and
n 7eIs is fur ished by the s Rnal Service officer
stationed at Kew Or cant:
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WANTED.

TUANTED-A PERSON WHO UNDERSTANDS
Pottery p ali its branches. Apply 70 A. o
8OYLE. Republican oboe Haie
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COAL

GyOAL......-........-...-.. .........COAL.
ANTHRACITE, "Ohsutnut." for bnss burner stoves.
ANTHRACITE. Lump" for foundry use.
ANTHRAorTs, "Fgg Size" for restaurants
PTTTsBURG, Screened expressly for family uss.
DELIVERED AT LOWEST MARKET RATEs.
VIC. ooYLk CO.,
OAce No. 1873 erAvier STREET
Yrrd-ocrner Of Race and Leyee streets ja0 3t
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OFFICIAL NOTICES,

DEPARTMENT. OF FTRARLB
New Orleans D mher 30 1915.
FFNnE FIFTH ALLOT WENT oP SBRIBS OF PRE-
4 mirm bond. viii tike place in TIE olnoil
Chamber GU WEDNESDAY, January 81, 1911 1T
which time hfty 6eiies pill he raw.
de3l I'd J. G DBSI Admipis ratsr
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OFFICIAL.
Parish of Vernon.

COMPILED RKTrRNs OF AN ELECTION HBLD
~ IN The parish Of Vernon, State OF Louis
lana, on the seventh dav o November A. n. 1876.
a writ Il election, dated tn sixteenth daS Of
Sept, m,er A. d. 1876, UroednR same, and
pursua to the Trovi Ions Of act No. 80. 10 reg
ulate the cOuGuct aud maintain the freedom
and purity of ell ctiOas; to prescribe the mode OF
making eturas thereof to provide for t. elet ton
of tuning O1hcers ami DE- tning III II powers and
Gu ies e. pre-. critic The mt ID, VI etinE the
rolls Of tina Senate and Honse Of Representatives;
and to snfOrte ticie l03 Of the Constitution, ap
approved NovembeT %, A. D 1872, TO wit:
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MISCELLANEOUS.

Mooney TO LEND.
FHR METROPOLITAN LOAN AND SAVINGS BANK,
Ne. Ia Camp street,
WIN make advances on MRRCHANDEgN, GOLD
and SILVER WAhk nIAMOnDS, JkWkLEY, esS.
at rates ranging hem one 70 four per cent pei
oosS ~ +. D. vAE HoRN. Cashier.
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RIVER REPoRT-3 p. III
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

below high wa or mark Of 1874.
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OIgTERNg.

Te-f-r>fa~s>fNf>
ID A. MURRAY, eaa
CIsTERN Mako &
10I...~...,DEaaAzise ssrestSamu
Between JuliA and st. sosephn gul
ALL WORK WARRANTED TO Swcss
sATrsEAcTIoE.
Highest premiums awarded at thAth g
isiana state PakEu and the goushcgnR
tasal and Industrial Kxpeaifion o. leHslc'
olatezna made 10 order and rsRs
clatsrns. from 1903 to ae.Oco Kallsneiitisu
bast material and workmanship, key
On hand and fSs sale Ct xnen
PEiess % enis the Than 1
Orders promptly attended 20. spps
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sTEAMSRiPS

FOR HAVANA VIA CEDAR KEYS AND
KEY WHIST.
UnIted States Mail Line.
Rtaamahipa
WILLIAM P. CLYDE, WILMINGTON,
MARGARkT, BMILIA.
r. The New Orleans, Florida
%1[T8 and Havana steamship Lima
&ZLE0N&z8IA will dispatch one OF the above frat
q elass steamers from New Orleans 70
Every Week,
Touching ct Cedar Keys and Key West, and COL
Meeting with steamers for Tampa
Through bills of lading issued to all pOints IL
Florida Including Tampa, and to New York, Charles
ton and Savannah.
SpleL0id passenger accom- rotations, and thr0aEt
tickets given to above poluts.
No freight received without permit fraIu The
Office.
For freight OF passage apply to
L K. ROBERTS, Agent,
No. 100 Om mon street,
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RAILROADS.

RAILROADS.
GRRAT JACKSON ROUTR.
INV ORLEANS. ct. LOUIS AND CHICAGO RAN
Road.
On aak 4ftsE Moadays Nsvemher ~, HS56.
Trains depart and arrive ~ ssIlowu from Calli0ps
street. Depot
, S..A ?. .. Ties
i tso1...s.. $3.50 ?. nj Ion -. ssIS A n
Louis, OhissNe. louisville ana Clneinnatd
0nly one change 81 sleoEirg ears 70 Rnst4Fr
cities Accommodation aEain runs * lar a. Ne
; Tielsss ioz ale aaa iuaurmatlon given Il "a. .
Camp street, corner o. GQmM1n, nndef ClSy Aetal
~, gaeLp0s, AgsHs
lAlsl y &, D. kRosr oensrsl asnaGes.
RTRW ORLEANS AND MOBILE
THE MOBILE LINE.
rHn aRHAz THnoUaH noUTR
30 Ehs Easss HoFsh aAd Wees.
via EsHisvnls. Vie Asiants sud Va St. Louis
0AMaKma Fzz ukrrED sFATzs NAM
Tsalas Win nzzivs ana aspass nom pspoa ssea
Canal utraat. "a suliswm
nwAaT ARaIvE
s sB:s:: :::..ls (
Rul1man Felaee oars anily 10 glussnuati, foaas
ellie MNAh4 wills 10 So ArEs Wltheuf change. and
erly chr change - Hes lork ana kest. - eitisA
Klssst eAes E4ss uafap aaa epnssal
.''-s. ]. ". d0zaNxE. Ticket Aasas.
ngN 3 Rss8sHessa ssf'sE'aieadenA
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OFFIpB OF THE REPUBLICAN,, /
Tug sday, January Q, 1877.

CLEAkED YESTERDAY.
Italian bark ALA, Malatesta, for Liverpool
ARRIVED YESTERDAY.
British ship Revolving Light CIonan, from Liver.
pool November 2, to master-POint
Aus .rian bark Arlington, Co ulich IS days from
Lussin0, to master-2d district 20
Schooner Jennie Wood, Plzzat days from CtillA
TO Oteri BrO-2d district T
Schooner Lake Flower. from st Malo-Old Basin
Scoop Star of the Sea, fIOm l. q Oh Ucne Old Basin
SlOOp Willie Dear, hom 81 M 4lo-oll Basin
STEAMBOATS,.
Robert Lee. Campbell. from vicksburg
ct John, BergerOn, FROM Manchao
Governor Alien. Brown from Bayou Sara
Mary Ida, Ruiz from Upper Coast
Blue Wing Nos, ComstocK, frem HOumAs Plant
alton
Henry Tete. AuoOin. from DonaldsOnvins
ARRIVED SUNDAY.
Steamship New York, Quick, from New York Goth
ultimo, to @ A whitney koO-Algiers
Bark Minnie d Watts Watts, 60 Gays from Ant
werp, to master-POint
Bark Maria wakfsld, Osborne, from =. to mas
ter-POint
Austrian bark Nesep, LUX 60 days from Glouces.
ter, to mssfer-2d district
bWedtah brig Helots, Lane ergren, from Rio Janeiro
November ls, to mastgr-lBt district
STEAMBOATS,.
Fannie Moore. W. odbura from vicksburg
Isabel. UPry from Lower Coast
BELOW COMING UP AND WAITING ORDERS.
Bark Virgo. -, Sc days from Ssntander to master
bark Asia. AInesan, fIOm AIeIdAl EoVembt l. 10
Ocean, Zerega &CO
Norwegian bark Kong svene, Larsen, from Neury
october 80, to ocean, zerega AGO
EXPORTS
D,~N aNH
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nIue Jeans in she Governors Chair.
TNDIANAPoLfs, JsnuRry S-GOvernoT
williams inaugurated, He makes no allu
szsn 70 national politics.
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tha net fmpravement could NOT be On ted Is more
than Sc, Ri.bough duYint TIE morning factors
were enabled In several cases to realize an nd.
vance lie.
ahe ote ings were moderate. The dispatches
Tept TT Liverpool buoyant and l6d li8hef,
cpsnng, and subsequently showing fulther ada
vance, bub closing easter HaVrc frarcs hiRher
far Tres OEdlnRre, spot. aud franc fJr low mid
ding sdoat. with large speculative demand, and
New fOrs htm at the provo Hdvanc3 in spots
and tire gulM for futures. which were ! 326ko
January, and 1870 lower for the other months.
The exchange malres the amount shipooard
net eea ed (beiore to-fays export 1872 1863
ba es. embracing 67TA for Liverpool 43 SOL
for HavFe, 4s3a for the North Sea, 75s9f0r Brea en-
1893 for SOain, 3l65 for the MediieFIan san, aud
1855 FIR Gu, stwite potts leaving in presses agree
ably to it's acc omit at II N lis Ol6 bales o. ly
smal pass Of which Is on sale.
At noon to-day miudling was quoted at Calves.
| ton at l3ho, at Mobile at l2Au, at Savannah at
1871 at Charleston at 1885, at Wilmington at l2ke
81 Eoriolk at 12Tc, at Baltimore At l3c, ct New
York hG at Boston at l3ke, at Memphis al l2xc,
and at Aug sta az l2&e.
The Rxchanse reports: "Sals $500 bales Mar.
kei opened suong; clising quiet" Its quotations
COTTON STATEMENT.
Stock on hand Sep'emb l. 1876. ........,. z, 377
Arrived previously. .B3l 5e8-836, 500
.b69 $50
Cleared to-day. ........,. $40
Cleared previously. 553 968-55 ga
Stock hand and on cupboard not ClsaredS5 1876
Do same time last year. S4,673
-
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-11-28
Expenditures Or Mines.

The annual expenditure on mines
must be continued until patents have
issued therefor. That is to say, that
the mere application for a patent will
not suffice to obvia,e the necessity of
the usual assessment work, which
should be k-pa up right along until
the Government patent has been il.
sued TO the applicant. Following is a
recent ruling of the Commissioner of
the General Land Office on this point:
Dept. OF THE INTERIOR,
GENERAL LAND OFFICE.
WASHINGTON. ID. c., Nov. IL. 1877
I. c. Bailey. E-q., salt Lake City,
Uiah-Sir: Referring to your recent in
quiry, l have to state hat section 2.324
OF the revised statutes of the United
States requires al annual K expenditure
upon each mining claim until a patent
has been issued therefor. Very re
spectfully your oh 'dient servant,
j. A. WILLIAMSON, Com'r,
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fLGE

The letter list appears 10 this morn
ing's SENTINEL.
Fred. Fisk and wife were among the
arrivals toy railroad last evening.
Silver closed in the London marke;
yesterday at "a Lie pence per ounce.
Read DIR. Detter's removal notice in
another column.
Hon. Geo. w. Baker left this morn
ing for Carson and Virginia City.
A. Lesser, of the firm Of Farmer &
Lesser, was on the sick list yesterday.
The weather yesterday and last
night was clear and unusually cold.
The Athletic ball o-morrow even.
ing is all the talk in society circles.
We are informed that 5. g.. Hum
phreys is confined to his bed with
mountain fever.
Jesse Bigelow, who has been sick for
several days, put in an appearance on
the streets yesterday.
An important notice of the as
signees of the estate of ID. b. Immel
Il Co. Will be found under the head OF
New To-day"
George Davis. auctioneer, yesterday
sold a house and lot on South Main
street Tor 5 l,450. Not a high price for
the property.
Paxton & Co. give notice in another
column that their banking house will
be closed to morrow-ThanksgiviDg
Day.
All the talk yesterday was, by the
ladies and gentlemen, the ball at the
Willows tonight. 1t is TO be a grand
affair.
The jewelry shops done a slashing
business yesterday, OF account of the
ball at the Willows and the ''hop" on
Ruby HUI tonight.
We are pleased to state that Colonel
Thomas j. Taylor was much improved
in health yesterday. and will probably
he able to be about again in w or
three days. His sickness was lead
cholic.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-11-28

Through Dewey & Company, Patent
following list Of United States patents
granted to Pacific Coast inventors:
Hans Shogren, Portland. Ogn., treadle;
Henry Borkh him, =. F., mems draw
'ers; BENZ Fahnestock and Henry +.
Peckham, jacksonville, Cal, hinges;
VIM. Hosxins. y. F., machine for
forming insertible saw teeth; Fred.
Oppenheim, ). F., vehicle seat; Fred.
Oppenheim. 5. F., vehicle springs:
A. A. Osborne, y. F., clutch for shaft
coupling; James Thomas, s. F.. car
ticket nipper~; Conrad Wiegand, VIr-
GINA City, New, process of separating
metals; Leon Aronson, $. F., overslls;
James p. o, Lowpdale, Portland .Ogn.,
can opener.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-11-28

Mrs. E. Myers, late OF Hamilton. de-
parted this morning for San Francisco,
hoping the change will be beneficial to
her health. Mrs. Myers has been an
invalid for some months. Her hus-
hand accompanies her to Pslisade.
where she will be- joined by her daugh.
ter, Mrs. r. Nj. Rowland. of Tuscs.
rora. The many friends of the family
here and in White Pine, will join us in
the wish that Mrs. Myers may speed
lily recover in the more genial climate
of the Golden State.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-11-28
Not a Candidate.

Mr.. c. ID. Spires. of Austin every
body knows Charlie), having been
mentioned by a correspondent of the
Carson Tribune as an aspirant for Sec
retary Of State next year, authorizesthe
ReUe,tie TO say that he doesn't want
any of that pie. His experience owe
the same course three years z Is not
altogether pleasant. Charlie says he
can swim well enough in Reese river
but he does not feel like tackling any
of the big waters.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-11-28

Mr.. A. b. Hunt. for years a promi-
nent lawyer Of Phoebe, paid Us a
friendly call last evening. MI. Hunt
Is en- out for San Francisco, intend
ing To make that city his permanent
home. He will engage in the practice
OF his profe ssion there. AS soon as he
can get settled. after viewing the won
ders of the metropolis. Mr.. Hunt
u an industrious, reliable and PAINS
taking attorney of ability, and we hope
to hear OF his success In his new home.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-11-28
Sabbath school Concert.

On Monday evening next the Sab
bath School of st. James Church will
give a concert al the Methodist Church,
for the purpose OF procuring funds for
u big Christmas tree. There will be no
charge for admission, but a collection
will he taken up. The choir of the
Presbyterian Church has volunteered
aud will assist, and the choir of ST.
James will sing some selections. The
children are already well drilled. and
the people of Eureka may look for a
delightful entertainment.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-11-28
EUREKA CONSOLIDATED OFFu-
Gal l.eUrHR

Following Is the official letter of Su-
perintendent Donnelly to the San
Francisco Office of the company, for
warded on Saturday last:
Work at the mine has continued
with the usual progress and most en-.
couraging results. The ore bodies.
from top to bottom, are all looking
we'll, and yielding their usual quota Of
ore. The ore seam recently discov-
cred on the eighth level, and men.
toned In a previous letter, has devsl.
oPed into a body OF very good ore, and
Is ookIng hrst rate, with good pros
poets OF turning out TO be a large de-
post, though, at this writing, it is
Impossible TO form any adequate idea
OF It's dimensions, as sufficient work
mas not been done to determine a cor.
rect theory of it. This body OF ore lies
eoout midway Of the mine, and was
FOUND IN q drift running north from
the main DRIFT when In a distance of 100
feet. This portion of the mine is en-.
tirely unexp lored, and from the
recent developments on the eighth
level, would indicate that with
In this large area of ground
Is to be found a belt or ore cbanntl.
containing unlimited resources extend
ing up and down an unknown dis.
lance. In all probability We are on
the eve Of making important develop.
ments tina Will materially enhance the
value OF the mme. and place il in the
highest rank of tbs productive mines
on the Coast. Judging this theory to
be correct, ! have started drifts from |
the fifth and seventh levels, running |
north, 10 explore the ground above the |
ore body on the eighth level. and have
also started a driit from the ninth level. |
running In the same general course, to
determine whether this ore body nay
not be found extending below.
There has been extracted and deliv.
cred at the furnace this week some L. |
800 tons of ere, OF good grade and
quality for smelling purposes.
The furnaces continue u run well, |
u have reduced 1.4g8 tons of ore,
Yielding 324 tons OF bullion.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-11-28

We learn from an authentic source
that the terms OF settlement of the liti-
CATION regarding the title tn the Day
mine, was the payment by the com
pany to the plaintiff the sum of 500 0
in gold coin, each party paying their
own witnesses. The snit was for one
third of the mine. The interest in
volved was worth vastly more money,
but the delay and uncertainty of all
litigation being duly considered, il
was thought best Il settle.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-11-28
PACIFIC COAST.
sam FRANCISCO.
THE wORKINGMEN's PARADE
ON THANKSGIVING DAY.

SAN Francisco. Nov. 81.
The Workingmen haze made appli-
cation to the police authorities to swear
In, as special officers. men that have
been appointed from their own mum.
Der, to preserve order during Thurs
days parade. The application has
been declined, the authorities prefer
ring to intrust the preservation Of
peace In the hands Of the regular force,
with the assistance OF substitute off,
GERS and a regular corps of specials.
The question of heading the procession
with a squad Of police, is not yet de-
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-11-28

The sad intelligence was received in
Virginia City to day that Wallace f..
Buckingham, son Of Deputy County
Assessor buckingham, died in Dead
wood City on the morning of Saturday,
the 9th instant, of typhoid -pneu-
monia. Valley was well known in
this community and was beloved by
all.-Gotd HUI Neus.
Deceased held a ~clerkship in the last
session of the Nevada Legislature.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-11-28

A Salt Lake paper says Ben Tasker's
ghost has been discovered in Eastern
Nevada. At what point in the Great
East? We haven't heard of it in the
neighborhood of the Base Range. Ben.
1t may be stated In this connection.
used to attend to some of the blood
atoning business of the Mormon
Church. 1t was rumored last spring
that he had himself been blood stoned
over about Osceola.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-11-28
Fashionable Miuiner.

Madame Loryea the fashionable mil
liner, will make a short visit to this
place about the 9Th of December next.
and will exhibit her complete assert
ment of the latest styles of millinery.
She has goods I o suit the most fastid
ious, and at reasonable prices. Due
notice will he given of location.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-11-28
Ntoppetl Over.

Col. Sabin was a passenger as far as
Ward on the last stage from Phoebe.
He will spend . day In Ward, arriv-
ing here tonight. Counselor Bishop
will be up the latter part of the week.
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HusnbOIde Taxes.

The delinquent tax roll Of Hum.
ooldt county stands - follows: De
linquency on real and personal prop
erty, S2.33l OIL; delinquency on poll
taxes. Sl6S. Total, 5 2,409 oil.
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The Metamoras furnace commenced
smelling ores yesterday afternoon at 8
o'clock. and in the evening everything
was working nicely.
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Ho. for the Holidays!

Joe, of tho Golden Ruls Store. has Just re-
eeived a new line of goods for the holiday
rade, consisting of porcelain Guns and sau.
GERS, handsome vases. card receivers. ets.,
which adds much to the appearance Of hi
store, OF the display he has made Of them
Call early and secure bargains in these nice
goods. ms
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OREGON.
The Perjury Cases aud Other Ore.
gOm Items.

gOm Items.
PORTLAND. Ogn., Nov. 81.
The case of the UniHed States VS..
Wm. Il. Highly, charged with thu
crime of suborDation and perjury in
the rover investigation. opened this
morning in the District Court. Two
days will probably be consumed in
the trial, as a large number OF witness
es are to De examined.
The case of w. II. Stiles has be en-
continued for the term. His bail has
been Increased from 81, 800 to So, 500.
The weather is cold, clear and de-
lightfui.
The recent fire at Dallas, Polk coun-
ty, wa much more disastrous than at
first reported. The total loss will ag-
gregate Sal 900.
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Large and fat-regular Thanksgiving tur-
keys. at MRS. NJ. A. AShlMs,
MS Corner o. Buel and Bateman streets.
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Oysters for Euuis

Every evening. at the Express Office, may
bs seen a box Of oysters. They are for j. P.
Ennis. which he sells at 81 per can. Guaran-
teed fresh, or no sale. MS
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GENTS soft weol mufiers, at the COLDER
RULE STORE. Fine variety. ms