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, 1877-11-17
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9. W. Gettengill 4 Co.,
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Ctr, pbilaoelpbia II. 10 Stateitr., Spftpn.
Nebmen In3et.genan
3ur Ser5ffentlituns III alem Seitunaen unb ,3eitIdrif.
ten il! irseuo eirem 6belle Der Groe gu ben billisften
Yreiien Der Seratsseber.
Mntl, piro 9e9eben, ple am erfol9reititen an9es
otuivjei9tl piro, iiber ben 9Sertb Der Nnsel9eblotter,
be bette Belie unb 3eit, an3ujei9eit unb iiber Maes,
lpelbe ben Griola oes Mn5ei9ens iitbert.
NDltettQMlflaa f il, EN- sin. OSs ,, ms9re et ir glnr1lt sinsr
@ll5obl bon Seitun9en, welde auf Terlan9e,t iu9e=
l6idtiperoeit.
1t,ttpr misunderstanding enthalt bic glarien
pt'tISt UNI BeIbtcibnua BON ilber 5000 ,3eitunaeh
uno periobiiben ,3eitt6riliten; berIelbe iplro alien
rnieren &utoen auf Yerlanaen uhentaeltlid 3u9eianot
iperoet uno alen anoereu mad @mpfang pes 1erei'
ifs 81 90.
11nipr @eihdft io'ro nod eirein spiteit, ssleitet.
*t''IeI erprobt olrb cine ldn8ere as prrtelbunoert.
idbrise Grfabruna uno pereiniat Die siinitisiten gor.
tbetle nit ben moalibit i%pcnisen Nus laben. S7noo
, 1877-11-17
: 0as Sod,eitsfleib BON Waria be los

9as Soh3eitsfleib bon 0farta be las
Werceoes, Braut oeS &0uiaS BON Spanteu
1T bereitS belteut morben nno bte ffone Wel
miro oaiielbe obne 3neifel idl0n nennen.
Gs wirb bon peibem NtfaS uno gai; mt
Nlencon SpIben beoeft lein. Die Wapper
aler friiberen &eihe, Die iest in Spanler
pereinist iiuo, iusroeu bineinsewirtt.
= Die rYerllner gBespen" ipiomen De,
bertdteten Yerle9ung oeS ruiiihen Saupts
auartiers nad Sltomo folsenoe ftadelige
Stropben:
v9fad Siitomo am DonauiluHe,
Sa9t man, bab iit Der @3ar perfigt,
Sin Ort, Der ,ueiter ab pom Sbufie,
VeionoerS aber. b b ltest.
@rtldrlid iheint ms bies gerfabren,
Oeun NO, ipie bort, ta9auS, tagein
90 Uiele II Die @rube abren,
Da muB bod @iner Stetser iein."
- Die @dauipieleriu 5rau @reiner,9rie
fen in Sirbe, Sannoper, lit bon einelm lcbtpe
rem Sdidial betroffen moroen. Shr Stol
urb tbre 9offnung mareil jfpet tpobler3ogene
S0bne i'm Mlter ben 10 unb 10 Sabren,
welhe niht fir baS Sbeater; ionbern fir bas
.biirgerltfe Neben auSgebiloet tparen. @tner
bon bteien S0bner ertrailf Dor einem Sabre
in, Dtenlte Der Ndhienliebe, als er ein jun
ges Mdoden bonn Wafiertooe 81 retten per.
iudte. Ser Sag oieies llngliifsfaues mar
idhri9 geporben ; b6ie 4hnungen beihlihen
oas Ser3 Der ari1en Ntutter, nno fie duBerte
III gr0bter Nnst: nes 1ei ibr 81 Wfutbe, oils
tpenn ein neues un9liid beran309e!" Otele
Mbnun9 ruurbe tpabr. Gin Sele9ramm aus
Yohum meloete ibr, bab tbr S%tpeiter, bort in
elmer &unlttiihlerei beihdftlster Sohn erito.
ben iei! Der iunse Man1 mar, rubts iei-
nes Weses sebenb, spifoben cine raufluittge
Yanoe 9eratben. @be er poriibereilen fonnte,
batte er einen Diefferiid In ben Sals betoms
men, welder bic Bulsaoern burdihnitten
bate unb i'm tn tpeni9en Wtinuten in eine
Qeide u%er,panoelte. 0teie gsahriht bat ben
@eiit Der armen M1tter umnadtet : fie 1T
setuoroen.
, 1877-11-17
NatiOna Life Insurance Co.,

Siele Gomp A9uie luuroe I'M Sabre 1865 inter cinem
BON 9on9reB aenebmiaten Sreibriete sesrinoet. Sl
be9innt jebt cine sueraiibe q NdGFtsiubruno uno II.
frei pom ieoer VerbiubunN nit auoeren Gompaanien.-
Sbr sapital 1T IN ben b6uo,n outer WtGuner. -Shre
&opitalanla9en iino Slider; lie leiNet unilpeifel6oite
SiherbeIt tbren policen' Snbabsrn neblt ~uieorissu We-
Sin9un9et. Wfun iuenoe lid an y. 2. Ruaeu,
Ue~leralsN9ent, NO. All 98alnut str, pbila. 1lRIno
, 1877-11-17
aebetIt.

Sin alter 4r5t, Der Itt bon Der praris suridae,oaen
bat, einpiu9 BON einem pfinbii9em Niliiondr oas
8eespt sinss einfaden pesetablliben beilmittels fir
bic lhnele unb oauernoe Sur Der 2dnineiud,t,
6alseranebeit. &atarrb. Nitbma uno ale 2un9en.
uto balstranfbeiten; terner beilt &c Nerpenjdmdde
unb ale Nernentrantbeiten. Or erprobte oeien beilenbe
Strait in tauieno Gdlen unb bdlt es fir feline plitt,
biss betlinitteI ieinen ~Ieioenben Witmsnihen betannt
~ maiden. Nnostrieben burd ben gBunit, Die menid.
lider 9eiben ~ beiIsn, tperbe i'd Mnen, bic IS iuinIden,
bieiss steeept nnentaeltlid, beutih, frand6Tid ODER
sn9liih NIT boiler 0sbraudsanfueii Jung ienoen. Mbrei.
TIRE unter 8eiflgung elmer poftmarfe u. u. Sbe,
rar. 126 4olpers 8fod, Roaefter, Stem Yort. 4g37no.
IN 9rpRe ecmiid)te 6arten nit benz ,giamen in
cO einem Gtui, 10 g., 25 pbne @tui 9 s. 80 neue
S6erifarten, 10 8. @nsitattu,o 10 g.. 6. Baibs
burn II. &c., Mttooleboro. Ntaii. 4g823ottl
, 1877-11-17

q 60 4uffise Gage fir &nabeu unb
&&AfEsA Wtabtben, Sung 1no 4lt!!! Cine
ff%SMW neue ioebeu fir tie pateutirte Gr=
@z-dT finbun9! '
EszssszsTA 6obl iGsen, erbaben lGgen,
Aa4mNANSXW bre6ieIn. bobren. brilen, lueben,
%AHMSl poliren.
~BBgEH Gin WDbel-0 rebbanf auf MG=
SLSE~ bern. preis pon IS bis $50. Stift
Scents fir IS seiten.
4m6no!iaW Gpbraim Broom, 9open, Wsaii.
, 1877-11-17

Serlan9t: S Saas %oa s5s %y asis1 aa@ ~sa sss 90
unirre i1a9netiIde ySnltanteneous Gopprls Boot ano
Slf" gebrau6t. IS %erforbert feline Treiie, Yiir1te ooer
Waier. S6idt Ioitmarfe fir ein Circular poer So
fir Nnsriiituna. Statipners' Manufactmriua
Co., 10 uno IL Oep Str. Yietu 9orf. 1M24of: y
ADJ mill $50 &artea, $50 Hebninsen. $50 Yriet
GU tutu coIoerts fir ST. orutsn poer $50 pon
eeoeln bes genannten auf outem papier fir 80 Gts
0ruder, Wount 2ebanon, ". y. 5iu10oct.
, 1877-11-17
@esrnnhet felt iinfunssman,is Sabren.

gs 1T cine Der beiten uno b~iai9itet 3eitun9en in ben
@er. staaten b%eonoe.s fir Die Farmer. ben &arcs
,perfer uno Den 6amilienctrfei. Gs lit cine aroBe.
adt Seiten itarte 3eitum9, entbalt ie6stnofin3iN
Spalten eiaenen 2eieitofi unb gut ausseipdblte Meli9=
teiten, literarIiben uno uerl6ieot ~narti9en 2eieitoif uno
beridtet in frilberer uno b%eiierer gBeiie. ais bas anoes
rerieits 9eibebei, fann, umo Die @eui9teitenaus Der
Yunbesb auptitaot, bic Yerbanblunaen oes Gpn9reiies,
Der @recutloe uno or Irnee unb Der Tlotte.
, 1877-11-17

fauft n einen ean1tn
{. I. Diterreid. 1864er Staats= Bono,
welde Bombs on pter 3iebunsen iabr
lid 10 lanse Gutbeil nebnlen, biz isoer Elm
3sIne 8ono se3osen wiro. Sober gonb
mub nit einem Gewinn se;ogen ueroea
Sober bomb lift bsreatist su sinei, Geipinn. bon
zoe, 600 H.. 10000 f., 10000 H.,
bic ~ minbefens 200 a.
Dis ndaie 3isbuns 1T am
/. De3ember 1877.
Ssber Bomb, psl&er hpr pber ant 1. 9eaent.
Der bel uns nit
astauft wirb, lit jun gan5em Getpinn bers6tist, Der
bel Der 3iebun9 am /. DECEMBER baraui entfaqen
wiro.
ysi ORDERS aus benz Snlanbe s~enastoie
Ginienbune BON rs
nittelft re9i5trirteu BrieFen. I'M elnen folher Honb
idbpn fir bic nddbfte 3iebuns ant 4. December
SNltig, ~ ertperben.
Wtan aorei,re lpsaen Antauf bon Bombs, Gircu.
,aren uito ieoer nIberen Wusfulft an bic
INTERNATIONAL BANKING Co..
Ytatbam Sauare (yanfsebauoeI Me~ BORT.
NIB. Sn Der Suli i3iebung Der burt u1s
oertauften 0lferreitiiden Neihsb rnptl1abt.
So"os 1T Der 9aupttreffer bon 200, 900 @uls
ben D. Us. Serie 1865 $50. SO entfauen. gSir
beiahlen ben @epllln boar aus.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-10-31

superb styie. Nest of our readers are
familiar with her writings, AID know Tue
character Of this romance. IL Is Tue
fourth volume of Appleton's "Coilection
of Foreign Authors" There Is d hapPy,
variety in this series; first .Ssmuel prom
& Company" and then followed IN rsp'd
succession, -"Girard's Marriage, opif-
tie" and then this volume.
WILL DEvBraH, NoBLEMAE. A novel
No name series. Boston, hoDert o
Brothers Black cloth and red. SlVo.
This is the ninth volume of the mo
Name Series, and like its predecessors
book critics and novel readers are won
deripg who is the author. 1t is perhaps
enough for some Of our readers TO KNOW,
il is a lovsly Devonsbire story. Ihcfe
is golden thread running through IT.
which gives it sweet, sound and hope
FIJI spirit. and the author is in sympathy
with his subject and is well bred ana Is
An accomplished writer. IL Will com
mand hosts OF readers.
PATsY-A STORY FOR GIRLS. by Leon
B. Robinson, autor OF "The House
With Spec.ncles." New York; q: r.
Putnsm's Sons Cloth andgold, 81 20
A delightful book for young people.
No one can read 1t without aamirlhS
"Patsy," the heroine. james Edward
Chittenden will attract atter ton, ana
these two characters are brought out Ia
bold reiiei in the closing chapter-the
discipline to 'Jim" working wonders Tor
him. There Is some OF the same charm
in this story rs is found in Tine House
With Spectacles.
The Wines OF COURAGE. Stories Tor
American boys and girls. Adapted
from the French by Marie +. Field
New York: q. p. Putnam's Sons
Cloth, gold and black; 81 20.
Three short and bright stories for
children, entitled, tine Wing OF Cour-
age" The Deserted Castle" and "Quen
Coax" They are written IN simple
and earnest form, and designed to give
zest for young people for reading, and
the lessons are OF moral type. 1t Is
suitable story for the family circle, and
Is calculated to inspire young people Win
love Tor reading.
SIX SINNERS. School Days IN Bantam
Valley. By Campbell Wheaton. New
York: q. p. Putnsms Sons.
A capital story for girls, in which are
sketched the scenes incident TO u boarding
school life. The chatty, srtless simplicity
OF these SINNERS" is OF rollicking type
and Just such incidents as bevy OF girls
would set in motion by their pranks. Ii
ought to have troops of readers.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-10-31
rHECHIl.DREN,s HOME.

In the course of few days committees
appointed for the purpose will commence
their lsbors TO solicit from the benevo-
lent and kindly disposed, funds for the
benefit of the Children's Home.
Ia It's quie. and unobtrusive way, this
institution is dong good and noble
work. Such as are the recipients OF it's
bounty are at present in need OF not
only money, but also OF such necessary
at les as fuel, groceries, linen and
household supplies generally.
Heretofore generous public has not
been slow in responding to the appeals
winch have been made to its liberality,
and We believe that 1t is only necessary
for it to be made aware of the existence
the present want to cause 1t t. respond
with willing heart and ready hand.
We therefore hope that when the col
lectors appointed tor the purpose call on
you rs individuals families and citizens
To contribute, that YOU will cheeriully
give of your substance, and thereby
tighten the labOrs OF these kind perso1s,
who have thus voluntarily undertaken
the respor sibil.ies Of duty, which, un-
der the most favorable circumstances, is
usually looked upon and regarded SIS a
thar kless one.
The board have thoroughly districted
the city, and to each of these districts one
or more collectors have been assigned,
whose names will be duly announced.
The Board has also adopted form OF
certificate, which is given to each person
contributing five dollars, or greater
sum, which entities the holder to vote at
the annual elections.
In conclusion, let ali give in the spirit
OF me Master-in the spirit of love and
sympathy, remembering that be said:
"Inasmuch as We have done it unto the
least of one OF these little ones We have
done it unto Me.s.ss..
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-10-31
TOM PAINE'S DEATH BED.

As Rob lNGERsoLL and the New
York Observer have aroused cOnsidera
bic latent interest in their controversy
about the religious convictions OF Ton
PAINE, just Immediately before he took
passage TO that bourne from whence no
traveller returns, the following communal
cation, taken from the WOrLd, will be
read with interest:
To the Editor of the World.
SIR see by your paper that Bob
Inyersoll discredlts Mary Hius1ale's
story of the scenes which occurred at the
death bed of Thomas Pane. No one
who knew that good lady would for one
moment doubt her veracity or question
her testimony. Both she and her nus
band were Quaker preachers, and well
known and respected inhabitants of
New York City. Ingersoll is right IN
his conjecture that Mary Roscoe ana Ma
~ Hinsdsle was the same person. Her
maiden name was Roscoe, and she mar
red Henry Hinsdale. My mother WAS y
Roscoe, niece of Mary Roscoe, and
| lived with her for some time. have
heard her relate the story of Tom Paine :
diving renprse, as told by her aunt, who
was n witness to it. She says, in letter
have just received from her, "he Tom
Paine) suffered teartuily from rehorse,
and renounced his infdel principles,
calling on God to forgive him, and wish
ing his pamphlets and books to be burned,
saying he could not die in peace until il
was DONE
(REv,) A. w. CORNELL.
HarperSUitte, ~ 7.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-10-31
BROOMS.

300 dozen fancy, various sizes, just re-
ceiyed and for sale by VI. REILLY,
1903 and 1911 Main Street.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-10-31
FANCY FLOURs.

90 barrels "Bellaire Nills," 81. Louis.
IOO Gold Medal
These are the highest grades of Flour.
None better in market.
Just received and for sale by
NJ. REILLY,
fels 1903 and 1911 Main st.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-10-31
A Day of Rest.
Austin Reveille.

AuSIln INeNeHIS.
O. II. w. Crockett has an Indian EN-.
ployed in chopping wood at his resldence,
ana that the aforesaid is an aborigine
who goes through the world with his
eyes open is evidenced by what is as fol-
lows narrated: Yesterday Sunday the
Indian refused to chop any wood, and
when Mr.. Crockett asked him the reason
OF his refusal, be replied: "Heap no
work Sunday, all same whlts man; heap
play poker" Jim evidently recognizes
Sunday as day of rest in its full sense.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-10-31
TOBACCOS.

have on hand full line OF Tobaccos,
from the leading manu- 'actnries in the
codntry, including LorLIard's, FINER
Bros, Homer Hudson's, J. B. Pace, Rich.
mond, j. K. Pace, Danville, B. F. Graveiy,
Holorook's Monitor Navy, marry C.>Hol-
brooks Navy.
l can furnish all styles made by these
factories, at lowest market prices
NJ. REILLY,
1909 and 1871 Main street.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-10-31
DUPONT,s WHEELING POW.
DER AGENCY.

IHAVE AT ALL TINES IN MAGA-
| ZINE a large stock OF the above cele-
brated Powder, viz: Rife, Sporting, in
cans, Blasting and Mining, in metallic
packages which 1 will sell at wholesale at
manufacturers prices. / have portable
magazines of different sizes for shipping,
and will deliver tree on cars or boat. This
Powder is unequalled in strength and
quality. N. REILLY,
Sole Agent.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-10-31
POTOMAC HERRING.

Is Halt barrels No. Just received and
for sale by NJ. REILLY,
1elS l3J9 and 1911 Main 81.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-10-31
wgw ADVERTISEMENTS
FOUND.

4 BUNCH OF KEYS, WHICH THE
a owner can have by proving property
and paying charges. oc3I
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-10-31
MEATS AND LARD

Sugar Cured Canvassed Hams, Sugar
Cured Canvassei Shoulders, Sugar Cured
Breakfast Bacon, Plain shoulders, Clear
Sides, Sugar uIed Dried Beet, fresh from
smoke, house daily.
Kettle rendered Leaf Lard In tierces, bar.
rels, hall barrels, kegs and pals, all at
lowest market rates. NJ. REILLY,
1909 and 1871 Main street.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-10-31
REFINED SUGARS.

800 barrels Crushed, Powdered, Granu'
lated, Coffee and Yellow, in tore and foi
sa at lowest market rates.
N. REILLY,
1907 and l3ll Main Street.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-10-31
FRESH TEAS.

800 packages Gunpowder, Imperial,
Young Tyson, Oolong, English Breakfast
and Souchong Teas, In store and Tor sale
at low figures. VI. REILLY.
1909 and 1911 Main Street.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-10-31
FISH.

MackereI, Nos. ], and 9, in barrels, hall
and quarter barrels; Salt Water Herring
in barrels and halt barrels IN store and
for sale by NJ: LILY,
iunu 1873 and 1911 Main Street.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-10-31
CAROLINA RICE,

50 tIerces received direct from Charles
ton, in store and tor sale by
". REILLY,
1909 and 1911 Main street.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-10-31
ELECTION

MEMBERS OF THE UNITED STATES
~. Building Association will meet in
outs Hall on Tuesday evening, October
~ 1871, to elect nine directors to serve for
the ensuing year. c. II. BERRY, Pres't.
CHAS. W. CONNER, Sec'v. oc23
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-09-14
WARD lrEMN.

We collate from yesterdays Refer
the subjoined items:
Nothing has vet been heard Of Geo.
Doane, who left Osceola over q month
since for Salt Lake. Sheriff Raum tel
egraphed Walker Brothers the other
day, making inquiry about him, and
they answered that he had not been
there.
Gilmer & Salisbury have notified the
people of Ward that their stages will
not hereafter pass through that town.
A light wagon is to be run yer to the
main Phoebe road, three mics distant.
Frank Farrin, broke the arm Of w.
III. Farrar the other day, by striking
him with a pitchfork. The latter called
the former bad names, and hence the
blow.
There il to be three days racing at
Carnahan's ranch, commencing on the
18th inst.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-09-14
EUREKA DAILY SENTINEL.
HOBART.

State Controller Hobart has returned
10 Carson from a visit to h Bay. At
home or abroad, Hobart knows more
about the finances, revenues and kin
sired subjects touching the welfare OF
the State than any other man within
It's borders.-E Eureka Sentinel.
Is w. w. Hobart going to run the
Democratic party. and you, Brother
Cassidy. next year, as be did q year
agof No one will dispute the fact OF
lis knowing the financial status Of the
State, for not only he, but his. have
handled = large amount of the same;
but he don't live In Nevada; has no
residence here, and, IL We are not
greatly mistaken, pays no tax towards
the support Of the state Government.
Explain yourself, Mr.. c. Cdrso"
Tribune.
We have no explanation to make.
We merely stated that Hobart has
made an excellent Controller. AS to
his running things, we don't know
about that; he doesn't run this scribe.
We v talked politics with him ten
minutes in the world, ave occasionally
to combat some Republican heresy. the
same as we have been called upon to
do in the case Of the Tribune editor.
Whether Hobart is a resident of Nevada
Is something that we are not in posi-
lion to decide. We think, however,
that he comes as near being a genuine
s~agsbrusher a. either Jones or Sharon,
. couple Of Nevada officials concerning
whom the Tribune never fails to gush
OH the slightest provocation. We fear
the good deacon Is not infatuated with
Controller Hobart. If not, more Is the
cause for being just. Never criticise
thine enemy, Is a motto that should
hang over the editorial table Of all
newspaperdon. The deacon will PAR
don us for essaying TO advise so devout
and ripe a Christian.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-09-14
COAST.
Workingmen in Council.
PINNEY AGAIN IN LIMBO.
A Crooked Surveyor General.
steamer Hunk-CrOwn Point ASSESS.
me0f


SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 10.
A meeting OF workingmen was held
last evening in Da~haway Hall with
the avowed purpose OF organizing a
permanent political party. A number
of speeches were made and it was
there proposed that on Sunday next a
mass meeting be held on the lots by
the new City Hall. The motion pre-
vailed. A suggestion to open soup.
houses on Berry street was unani-
mously indorsed. Those in favor of
forming a permanent organization
were invited to enroll themselves, but
not very many placed their signatures
on the list.
In the Board of Supervisors last
night all action bearing upon the pro-
posed increase of the police force was
indefinitely postponed. A resolution
was Adopted ordering that all claims
for indemnity by reason of acts of riot
ers during July be disallowed and re.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-09-14

blood. Many cattle are DYING daily.
Several cases of children having been
poisoned by the drinking of infected
milk have already come tn the notice
of the city physicians. Beef is affected
by the disease, but can he easily de-
tected by experts. The disease is said
to lie very infectious. A veterinary
surgeon, who has treated about 40
cases, saws the symptoms with cows
are, first a falling off of about One-haif
of the usual yield of milk, and then
bloody passages of urine, and In a few
hours death ensues.
Bankers Convention.
NEW YORK, Sept. IL.
The third annual convention of the
American Bankers Association was
held to day, with about 100 members
present. Chas. FL. Hall. OF Boston,
spoke of the time of the panic which
had depressed business Interests and
caused a great shrinkage in values.
He thought the dark period WAS past,
and that with n splendid crop and the
large surplus wkich will he wanted by
Europe. the country was again on an
inclined plane to prosperity. The
time had come when some Legislation
was required; when the burdens with
which the banking business was tram
eled should be dispensed with for
ever.
Senator Morton's Condition.
RICHMOND. Ind. Sept. IL.
The occasional pains in Senator Nor
tons left side this morning have been
controlled by his physicians. He is
talking easily at IL O'Clock tonight.
President Hayes visit Tomorrow
morning is to be exclusively private.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-09-14
SAYINGS OF GRsAT MEN.

The San Francisco Stock Exchange
perpctrates some witicisms over the
result Of the late election. Most of
them have . local application, but not
a few of them will be appreciated even
ut so great a distance IS the Base
Range. We make the following selec
tions:
Never say der. c. Rogers.
Let us have IN honest count.-Mdn.
Nundn.
Richard is himself again!-Georgc
M. Pinncy.
Now let him approach who dares.-
John r. Stcift.
Dose Bubble Sgools are u%ngrateful,
don't it?-Botander.
l think I'll have something to say
about it.-Duke GCin.
Now, hands off. gentlemen; this is
my fght.-Jim Farley.
A mule! a mule! my Argondut for
. mule!-F. NJ. Ptrtey.
Farewell! a long farewell to all my
greatnes,!-AdrOn Il. Sargent.
Now am / monarch of all the FEEDER
81 spoils I survey.-NeWton Booth.
Bind up my wounds! Bring me an
other horse!--MonrOe Ashbury.
A plague on both your houses. I'll
never reach the Senate chamber now
M. M. Estee.
Coming events cast their shadows
before! I'll get me another stage
coach.-Horace +. Page.
You'd better see Joe Nougues or
Henry Fl williams. They know how
the land hys.-C. T. Rytand.
I'm in for it. Lay On. all We Mac
duffs, and blamed be he who first cries
shold, enough Mark l.. McDOnaid.
Now, by st. Paul, the work goes
bravely on! Mayor hat am-Gov-
ernor that shall be-AndreW Jackson
Bryant.
Where are the friends Of my youth?
Where are the loved ones gone? To
green fields and pastures new.-W WI
liam d. Carr.
Had l served the Mint with half the
zeal / served Bill Carr, / would not
see mine office fading from my grasp,
Oscar n. LAGRANGE.
Republicans, 80 Democrats, 81
Morton sick; Patterson in Jail, and
spencer turned traitor. Now. by my
soul. the air looks black.-George q
GOrhQm.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-09-14
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