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LODGE MEETINGS.
A. Y. M.

Hartford LODGE, NO. 156.
Meets third Monday night in each
p.oath. IL. MOORE. w. M.
Secty.
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Ex-Marshal Pitkin is still indignant
over the abrupt upsetting of the
thieves government in Louisiana,
and says: I'VE elected Hayes to his
Office by our sweat and our blood, but
had we known that we were to be de-
serted and betrayed as We have been,
| assure you We certainly would not
have held the line and made the fight
undergone the perils we have passed
through, even TO preserve the Repub-
licsn organization of the State, an or
ganization in which We have taken
pride and which we have endeavored
by hard work and untiring activity to
preserve" And which, he might
have added, having no root or favor
in the State, would have been swept
away by the justly indignant people.
weary in the domination of aliens and
scoundrels.
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COUNTY DIRECTORY.
CIRCUIT COURT.

CIRCUIT COURT.
Hon James Stuart, Judge, Greensboro.
A. l.. Morton, Clerk, Hartford.
4. r. MurrelI, Master Commissioner, Hartford.
G. W. Phillips. sheriff, Hartford. DepSties-
G W Bunecr, Hartford, S 2 Taylor, Beaver
DAN, s Il Cooper, Fordsviile, L Fulke-son,
Hogg's Fails.
Court begins second Mondays in May and
November, and continues three weeks each
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Mr.. ROCKS DEATH

The circumstances of the death of
w. H. Rock, are singular and truly
distressing. He was cutting timber
near Taylor Rowe's, for the handle
factory at this place. Other parties
were cutting a tree near by, and gave
timely warning that it was about
ready to fall. When the tree started
to fall, all ran across a branch entirely
out of the way. But strange to tell,
Rock went back under it and though
it caught on another tree and fell
slowly yet he did not get out Of the
way, and the top fell on him, fractur-
ing his skull. After he was taken
from under the tree he sat up while
and appeared to be in his right mind,
and said he was badly hurt and
thought he would die. BY the as
sistance of two men, he walked to
Taylor Rowe's house where he died
about II o'clock. / was told he has
said several times recently that he ex-
pected to die soon, and was prepared
and ready at any time. / heard him
say myself only few days before his
death, in speaking of gentleman re-
Gently deceased, that he believed he
had gone to Heaven and he expected
to meet him there. This was said with
much feeling and in the presence Of
several other gentleman besides my
self. sincerely hope he was prepar-
ed to die and has met many friends in
better land He was a man of a
great deal of natural talent, a good
lawyer, witty and decidedly original.
He was generous to his friends, good
neighbor, and kind and indulgent
parent. TADGER.
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s I M M o N s
I, Y r. *
r ( C u AT o r.

THs sYNProxs Of liver complaint are
unessiness and Paia In the sids.
ssnstimes the pain IL In the skS aldsr,
and is MISTAKE for rhsunatisnr
The stomach IL sEscted With LOSS sr
APPErITE and sickness, bowels in gen
srll cosTITE, sometimes alternating
lax The HAD is trosblsa With pais,
and dull, hssvy sensation, eoPsidsrA-
BILE Loss OF NsNORH accompanied With
painful sensation Of having LEYr uE-
DOxx something which ought 10 have
been done. Often complaining sf
weakness, DEBfLITr and Low Spirits
Sometimes Macy Of the abovs synp-
toms attend the diseAse, and at other
timos very few Of them, but the LIvgE
IL generally the organ most involved.
SAUTI0S.
Buy no Powders or Prepared SIMMONS
LIVER KGULAT0R ualsss in cur engraved
wrapper with Trade Mark. Stamp and sigma
lures unbrOksn. None other 10 genuine.
y. H. ZEILIN &c co.
MACON, GA. aai PHILADELPHIA
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The r. r.. Company, is building a
switch from the X. X. 10 the river at
low water mark.
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i. O. @. T.
HARTFORD LODGE NO. ~

Meets 10 Taylor Hall, Hartford. KY
every Thursday evening. A cordial invi-
tation 10 extended to members Of the Or
der TO visit us. and all such will be made
welcome.
d. f. THOMAS, w. c. T.
ii. D. KINssLvIS0. w. Sec.
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A Hst Of the CsustAhles Of Ohio County an
&ar PssI 0fee sddresf:
eaSIY DIsTiIcr-re.i.
Wv EtelI, Resins.
c.sL srIIxGs DIsrRIcT-So ..
Lao Brswn, RvckPOrt-
cE-rtEJowS DisTRlcr-Eo. D
I'M Cashier, ceralVs.
lsLL's sreEE DIsrEIcr-so. 4.
HI chIsH. Bsford.
EospsvILLG BIsrEIcT-Eo' S.
10 Harder, PsrdsviIe.
HLLIs' DIsrRIcS-Eo. 8.
J. D. Spartan.
HARTFORD DIsvEIcr-So. Z.
WI asidoI, Desv-r Dam.
cRONWELL BIsrEicr-SO. 8.
y . gee Cromwell.
BAnrP ~ DIsTRIcT-SO.e Q.
a. C. ElIiI. Hartford.
suLrHUS srRINGs DsTEIcT-Es. 10.
t.. Ksrby.
ELEtLErr's pHTRIcr-So. IL.
%. y. Bartlett.
POLICE COURTS.
H.<tf.rd-F.P Nergsu. Jsdgs, second Mon
DAYS 10 Ssnsary, April, July and Oete ber.-
Charles Griiha, NsrsLai.
Bssvsr Dam W. Cooper. Judge, first
Saturday ia January. April. Jaly an October.
-Thssss Stevens, harshsl.
crOnwell.-A. p. Montague, Judge, second
Saturday in January, April, July aud October
-gss. W. Daniel Marshal,
cSsIva.-W. D. barnard, Judge, last Sat-
stdsy in hsreh, June, September and Deoem
b~.-Daniel Tiehen0r. Asrshal.
Haailtou-J. W. Landlord, Judge, post
seSs address Aeusnry, ocuTts held third Sat
srSsy IN JssuAry. April, July and October.
A J. carnAn, hsrfhsl, POst-ofhce address
ksHsnrY.
Rsekpsrt-y. W. Duke, Judge, Riley
Mcdowell, NsrshGl. Courts held FIRST Wednes
day in January, April, July aAd October.
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Beautiful Extract.

The glory of summer has gone by
the beautiful greenness has become
withered and dead. Were this all
were there no associations of moral des-
olation-of faded hopes-of hearts
whitening in the boSoms of the living
connected with the decaying scenery
around us, we would not indul re in Il
moments melancholy. The season of
flowers will come again-the streams
will flow gracefully as before-the
trees will again toss their cumbrOus
heads of grcenness TO the sunlight
and BY NOISY stone and winding rivu-
let the coming blossom will start up as
at the bidding of their guardian. But
the human heart has no change like
that of nature. 1t has no spring time.
Once blighted in its hour of freshness,
it bears forever the mark Of the spoiler.
The dews of affection may fall, and
the gentle rain of sympathy be lavished
upon--but the stone root of blighted
feeling will never again waken into
life-nOr the crushed flowers of hope
blossom with their wOnted beauty.
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JOHN r. BARRETT,
A TT r NEY AT LAW.
and Real Estate Agent,
HARTFORD, KENTUCKY.

Prompt attention given to the eOlleetIOn Of
slams. Will buy, sell. lease, or rent lands or
mineral privileges on reasonable terms. VIII
write deeds. mortgages, leases, he, and at
tend to listing and paying taxes on lands BE-
longing to nOn-rSsidents.
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OHIO COUNTY FAIR.
List Of Premiums Awarded.
FIRST DAY.

CLASS A.-LADIES MANUFAC'
TURES.
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ROekPOrt Items,

Editor HERALD:
A NEW SWITCH,
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SPRING LICK, Oct 26.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-10-12
Wheat, Corn, Oats, &c.

Flour delivered In all parts Of the city free Of
cna,,ge. CAL and see MS. Our -four speaks for
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AsTosiTh s~AiAineno,ahLavrs county
,TzAxsaleill4Aaa, ApAsenaaeanced, that they
xill not call general election in ii at c44unty
this Al, a. they conclude that the statutes
do not7 iadeMfb4 .&aQdba o%fcounty| Off
Gers, inplace of those appointed BY the
Cs;1fEGlsSa[il$sstl 81 4. "; .sss s;

Of the leading lawyers Of Deadwood, who
agreed that such election would be illegal i.
Observation-Disclosures n and Dis
trict Attorney Flanner were asked to eivRee
opinions on the subject and there is nd tAiihh ?
terial difference in the conclS1fHalxe1ched
by these gentlemen. The ,Deaawood Times
states, however that dHIA1Gon viii -be
proceeded psost de- HjaE 81 d Htttsr throw into
IaeHnqeviltN~ unwise enough to incur
this useless expense, We know of no lixt6
prevent them.
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.yesdasosdse fioaiG vsi;kiiaisg4isas ticket in
Ohio was about $4,000. There were. 40
greenback and prohibition tickets In the.
field IL addition { tie RI: regular ticket. In
Iowa there were four tickets-republican,
~ democratic sgreenb.sk and prohibition.
While the election in Ohio brings us q dis
astrous defeat, there was no weakening in
& ,ab,Oedstu dnaApvsiiM Jaa Aots fes lie work
-ipgmapi,A ticket in. Ohio. even il every man
who cast his ballot in that direction, w q
republican, xni&44sf I'D. to be presdiIehdS);
81. 4. would NOT have brought about the result of
$4,000 democratic majority against nessly
90 EKetQEaaaa..aa III ats3a..tEIlslR}EisaqlL. 1 ss,,
d~Hrsdsj4af e Aup.jit out and
II, .'H;6e5}f$9s&saA4Mee-
" GG.mbstats.Aas esA paaiiaste Indicate liz
disposition ON the part of that discreet states
aaasG, u 1910 tAsssnasAsM slkSrns and by
bold ivassxscss 70 sssest che, freedom Of
..aps.rh .vithis. IT, Ensuoh nspabic. Long
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PROFESSIONAL

.bGhl s4R41sf.3 .hm~ be lGs4.B 8a@4
- s@f .e4Arg1 f;f.mss. : e#&s
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possesses other qualifications which Would"
make !ain.i 2 ya||u1a |s.! man in that posi4Si:
act than to give this nomination to Gen.
2399thRrln4uk E1e7hnd
II, is to nominate him for the Offices of
justice of bARfNsf?lprobate Judge.
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s.5a4 So. "..sas.1 .9ihei &.tt9 sfit
.S.a.,;tfi sgEne-s1t "a
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DO you, ,reallyi?. Then I love you mere
Toij-!it!j-F OFT
But no; the curtain had better be drawn
right here. The cold and selfish world has
s .s: S 3 5 ss1sass@aaaBs s::t 'n 5sn,i 1 !'s;,.
a8Q .upiiliu.aY uni:
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-11-03
FOR SALE.

HOUSE ON BUEL STREET. IfA
N suitable for any Kind Of bust Ets{,.!
moss, for sale cheap. For particulars.
apply to M.V
MEYERS 4 FRANKLIN.
Eureka. Oct. 10. 1877. o20-tf
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Application for a Patent
FOR A MIlL-SITE.
&5.
u. S. LAND OyvIcR,

u. 5. LAND OrrICk.
Eureka. Nevada. Septemb Der 20. lSII,l
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN IhhI
IN John Potter. whose postoffice address
Eureka, Nevada, has this day filed his ap.
plicstion for . patent for hyc acres ier
Miii.Site, situate. lying and being IN rih.o
Mining District, county OF Eureka. and sa ~
field notes apd official plat on flo In TINS
Office as Lot Number Al.
The exterior boundaries of said lot Neil
being as follows. to wit: Variation lsh des'
east. re
Commencing ut . post marked No. ], w.
Survey No. II. whence q post marked Us.
Monument Nc. 8, on the SUNNI Of Hoose
mountain. bears N. 81 deg. II m. W. lo,zS
feet, and the northwest corner Of tbs PINTO
mill building bears 8. o. deg. E.. "a feet'
thence running first course 3. B3 deg. ~ MN.
f., SO feet. TO post marked No. = U. 5. osr-
vey No. Al; thence, I'd course 5. "a deg. n.
i76 feet, to post marked No. 3, u. 5. surrey
No. Al: thence, Sd course N. IS deg. ~ min, W..
$50 2-lO feet 70 post marked No. 4, ". :; sur
vey No. Al; and themes, 18th course MI
deg. w., 32i foot, TO post No. D. the place Oh
beginning. containing five acres.
corded In the kecorder's office q EursAs
Mining District, on page 1853. book y.
Any and all persons claiming adversely sny
portion Of said Mill-Sits, or said. ground -
herein before described, are required 70 ~
their adverse claim With the Register Of the
United States Land Office at Eureka, IN tns
State OF Nevada. during the sixty days Pc
riod Of publication hereof, or they will %
barred BY virtue Of tho provisions Of tho
s2i-SOd D. B. IMMEL. Register.
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PATENT ~PLIcAT1
Application for a Patent
TO THE
GENERAL WASHINGTON NINE
AND MILL SITE.
No 500
U. S. LAND OyrIcs. EuHEEA. NV.

U. s. LAND 0yrIcr. EunEEA. NHv.,
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ Albert Sturgss. whose postofice I'D:
dress Is Eureka. Nevada, has this day nled
bis application fera patont for 1000 linear
feet oil the General Washington mine, or vein
bearing silver, with surface ground zoo feet
in width, and l ~ 0c acres ass mil. site,
situate, lying and being in Eureka Mining
vada, and known and designated BY. the
field notes, and official plat 90 file in this 0 :
fee as lot Number Us. A and d.
The exterior boundaries OF said Lot No.
l2s, A and b, being as follows. to wit:
Variation Is deg. ~ min. east.
Commencing at a post marked No I. Us
survey NO.. LA. whence tho highest point o.
Ruby Hill. No. l bears NJ. 8 deg. q min; b,
a,Sg6 feet. The Iensral Washington shaft
bears 5. W. deg. W, 5G2 feet; and the Meta
thence, RAINING LIST course g., 50 deg. ".
IS LILO feet, to post mhrke ed No. 2, u. s. survey
No. rs; this post sfands on the northern
boundary Of U. s. survey No. ia. Metamoras
~ $40 feet to post No. 3, q. S. survey No.
rs, the same being post No. Of laid survey
No. III; thence. Sd course s.. 104 deg. T..
la $40 feet to post marked No. 4: u. {. sur
vey No. l2s; this post stands on the western
course s., 81 deg. W., 74S BIO feet to post
5th course NJ. Slh deg. W.. 20 feet to post
marked No. q, u. :. survey No, l2S; thence,
9Th course N, S3 dog. E., 1000 feet to post
marked No. I. us. survey No, w. and
thence, 7th course s.. So deg. f., 100 feet to
post No. 1. the place o! beginning. containing
4 d-l00 acres. .
Also tbs following described tract Of land
No. l, u. 5. survey No. I2s, Lot u. whence
post kol. Lot A. Of this survey bears 5. 81
deg. s min. W.. 1880 # Tho flagstaff in tbs
town OF Eureka bsarsS.. 2H deg. r.. ~ s-lt
feet, and tho northeast corner Of the old
| adobe Odd FL lows building bears 5. l0n deg
W.. 81 feet: thence. running LIST course 5. 75s
deg W., 80 feet to post marked No. 2. US,
survey No. l2s Lot b: thence. lad course n:
AZ deg. w., 300 feet to post marked NO. 3
| N, 1874 deg. E., $40 feet to post marked No
| 4th course s.. l4h deg. f., 80 feet to post No.
/. the place OF beginning. containing | s9-lOJ
acres.
This claim Is bounded on tho north by thc
Clyde and New Law, and on the south by ths
Kit c. rscn mines.
Ths Location Of this Minis Is duly recorded
in the Recorders Office Of Eureka Mining
district. on page 2jl. In Book ID. OF Eureks
District Mining Records.
Any and all persons clairing adversely
any portion of said General Washington
mine. or said mining ground rs herein before
described, are required to file their adyers'
claim with the Register Of the United state
land Office at Eureka, in tho state OF Neya'
de, during tho sixty DAYS period Of publica
ton hereof. or thsy will bs barred by virtu,
Of the provisions Of the statute.
ID. d. IMMEL. Register:
Eureka. Sept 3. 1877. sept i-GOd
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PATENT APPLICATIONS
Application for a Patent
To THE
NINE AND MIL
SITE.
No sol

U. s. LAND 0ryIcs.
EuRExA, New, Sept. g. i'm
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAI
dre.. Is Ear-ks. Nevsds. has this DAY s rs;
his application for . patent for $50 linear
feet of the Metamoras mine. or vein bearss
silver. With surface ground 10 feet In Width.
and S acres as q mill site. situate. lying
Of Eureka and S ate Of Nevada. and know
and designated By the field rotes and o6sei,l
plat on fle in this Office As Lot Number II,
A and b.
Tbs exterior boundaries Of Lot No. III.
and b.. being as 10 lows. to wit:
Variation 10 deg. so min. east
Commencing at q post marked No. l, U.s.
survey No. Ia. Lot A.. whence post No. sd
u. s. survey No. 20, Colorado Lode, bearsS
"a deg: - min. T., 100 $40 feet; RUBY Hni
tho Metamoras shaft bears s., ~ deg. w.
1871 feet, and tho mouth Of the M~etopon,
tunnel bears S., 40 deg. - min. w., iSs fsst;
thence. running LIST course -, l0H deg. z.
20 fee, to post marked No; 2.U.s $. survy
deg. W., 700 feet to post marked No. 8, US
survey No. i27. Lot A; Thence. Sd courss N.
l0h deg. w., 80 feet to post marked No. 4
u. 3. survey No. III, Lot A. and thence, AZ
course N. 79s deg. r.. 100 feet to post No. /.
to place Of beginning. containing 3 44-lW
acres.
Also the following described tract Of land
as . mill site, and appurtsnsnt to the Meta
moras mine: Beginning ut . post marked
No. i, u. 5. survey No. III, Lot ID, whence
post No. | Of Lot A bears g., 10 deg. Q min.
\ Z, 499 feet; thence. running Let course s..
34N deg. W., 500 feet to post marked No. q
u. s. survey No. III, Lot b: thence, End
course N. 5jh deg. W., AS $40 feet TO post
marked No. 3, u 8. survey No. III. Lot B;
thence, Sd course N, 3fH deg. E., 500 feet to
post marked No. 4, U. ). survey No. IN. 10,
Il. and thence. 4th course s.. So deg. T.,
AS clio feet to post No. l, the place VI begin
| ming, containing 5 acres.
This claim is bounded on the north BY the
| Clyde mine, and east BY the Banner mine.
The location Of this mine IL duly recorded
in the Recorders office of Eureka Mining
District, on pages l62 and 1853, in Book {, Of
Eureka District Mining Records.
Any and all persons claiming advsely
any portion OF said Metamoras mine sa
mill site. OF said mining ground ss hef.i-
before described, are required to hle thai
adverse claim with tho Register OF the
United Stntss Land Office 1T Eureka. 10 the
State Of Nevada. during the sixty days
period 90 publication hereof. or they will bs
barred by virtue Of the provisions OF the
statute. ID. u. I'M Register.
Eureka, Sept. 3. 1877. sept 4IOd
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Application for a Patent
TO THE CLYDE MINE.
NO. 1913.



EuRgKA, New, Sept Sd, ISL.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ Albert Sturges. whose Postofhec nd.
dress il Eureka, Nevada. has the day hled
his applica ion for a patent for to linear feet
of the Clyde wine or vein bearing silver.
with surface ground ID feet IN width, situate,
lying and being in Fer eka Mining District,
county of Eureka. and state of Nevada. and
known and designated BY the fc'd notes and
official Plat on HE in this othcc as lot No. ~.
The exterior boundaries OF said lot l1 be-
ing as follows. to wit:
NarIstioa. 49,. deg. east.
Commencing at a post marked No. l. U. =.
survey Ne. 10. whence the highest point Of
Ruby Hill No. / bears N. 4 deg. - min. X.
9,i02 feet; he etaInoras shat besrsS. Ji4
degrees T., 572 feet: and the Clyde main
incline bears ;. IS deg. 70 min. T.. 90 feet:
thence running lat course >. "a dog. f.,
s5l $40 feslto post mark No.2,u. S.euryey
No. ~. This post stands on the western
boundary OF u. ). survey No.. ~. Colorado
lode; thence % course ). l6. deg. f.. ~ $40
feet, ding said survey No. ~. TO post MARI
ed No. 3, U. {. survey No i2,, whence post
No. 3. Of .aid survey No. ~, Colorado lode.
bears ). lJ'4 deg. f., 81 $40 feet; thence
81 course s.. IA deg. W., 42s feet. to pos,
margcd No =. u. ). survey No. l3s. Ibis
post stands on the eastern boundary OF survey
No. ~, Metsm oras lode; thence 4th course,
n, l0h deg. W., 10 $40 feet. to po.t marked
No. 5. u. >. survey No. l39, the IN ne beine
post No. l. OF said survey No. ~: ibenee ota
course s.. T9s dog. w., i0o $40 feet to post
marked No. q. L.. :. survey No. ~: thence
6th course N, a. dog. W, 81 9-l0 feet, %
poet marked 7 u. s. survey Ne. l9. This
post stands on the eastern boundary Of Us
sarvey No. I2s. General WASHINGTON lode;
thence Tth course N. So deg. f., 81 l-l0 feet.
to post marked No. ., u. 5. survey No. ~.
tho same being post No. l. of said survey No
Us; thence sth course NJ. siN deg. W.. II i-i0
feet, to pest marked No. Y, U. >. survey No.
l2D; thence 9th course ~, 47A deg. W..
~ 2-l0 feet. to post marked 10. Y: $. survey
No. l29; aud thence 10th course N. ist deg.
E., III feet, TO post No. /, tho place of Begin
ming, containing | 4l-lO acres
This claim 10 pounded on the east BY the
Colorado and on tho south by the Metsneras
ard General Washington.
Tho location Of this mine IL duly recorded
in the Recorders Office Of Eureka Mining
District. on page 100. in Book \, OF the MID
ing Records OF Eurcka District.
Any and all per.ons claiming adversely
any portion Of said Clyde mine OF said mln-
ing ground rs herein be iorc described, areI r.
quired to hls their adverse claim with tne
Register OF the United Sutes Land oricest
Eureka, in the State Of Nevada. during mo
sixty days period Of publication hereof, or
they will be barred by virtue Of the provis-
Register.
Eureka. Sent. 8. 1877. sept4-"d
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CIVIL ENGINEER

NJ wESC0ATT. CIVIL ENGINEER
N. and United States Deputy Mineral
surveyor. Eureka, Nevada. will attend
promptly to all business entrusted to his
care. Office in Clark's building, up stairs,
corner of Main and Clark streets.
Eureka, October z. 1877. o3u
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-11-03

DILLHEAD S, LErTERmEffNi1I.
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Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1877-05-22
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The news from the Turkish war
is rather mixed and unsatisfactory.
The Russians have captured the
heights about Arabian and the
city has fallen into their hands,
thus clearing the way for their app
proach to Erzeroum. They cap
turcd a Turkish Pasha and 50
Krup Guns and other cannon
Roumania has declared war against
Turkey. The capture of Arabian
is an important victory for Russia
The latter have not yet crossed the
Danube, and seem in no hurry to
do so. In England every thing
prcsagcs war with Russia. Im-
mense Preparations for war are on
foot. The Turks threaten to make
the war one in behalf of Maheme>
danism, and this would paralizo
English sympathy for them.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1877-05-22
EVENT and COMMENT

The State says the contract for ma
king 5000 or more OF the MofTett
Registers has been awarded to f. d.
johnson, of Culpeper, at 1915. He
thinks he will be able to supply the
cities against the first of July. One
dial will be added, so that the
Punch" will register one million
drinks instead of hundred thous nd.
The trial of Railway, the Sewing
Machine Agent, of Richmond, for the
seduction Of Miss Laura Mitchell, a
beautiful young orphan girl, has re-
suited in his a"quittal, notwithstand-
Ing the girl swore positively to his
guilt.
If any Of our readers have the boy,
Charley Ross, and will return him to
this office, they can get ten thousand
dollars cash aud no questions aSked. -
Z. I. Barnnm will furnish the money.
The Russian fleet has sailed from
American waters.
Col. VIM. Brazzleton, of New Mar
ket, Tenn, died last week, at the age
Of 81,