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The Van Buren press., 1878-05-07

We are authorized to announce JOHN s,
BRODIE. as a candidate for Sheriff Of Craw-
ford County. at the September election, SUBJ
jeet to nomination by the Democratic
County Convention.
The Van Buren press., 1878-05-07

| hereby announce myself as a Candidate
for Sheriff of Crawford County. Ark, sbu-
icct to the action Of the County Democratic
Convention.
Respectfully,
The Van Buren press., 1878-05-07

Es- We are indebted to Senator Gar.
land for the report Of the Commissioner
of Agric' lture for the year 1876.
The Van Buren press., 1878-05-07

fgs Elk Congressman John Morrissay
die at his home in Sara. ,ga, New York,
r LIST OF May.
The Van Buren press., 1878-05-07
County Clerk.

We are authorized to announce T.. C..
SOUTHMAID as a candidate for County
Clerk, at the next election. subject to the ac-
tion of the Democratic County Convention.
The Van Buren press., 1878-05-07
For Sheriff.

We are authorized to Announce THOMAS
w. DAVIS for the Office of Sheriff of Craw-
ford County, subject to nomination By the
Democratic County Convention.
The Van Buren press., 1878-05-07

Eg 4 suit which was for some days
in progress in the United States Circuit
Court, Judge Dillon presiding, at Little
Rock, for certain Indebtedness, result
ing from the issuance of her soealled
city money, several years ago, was de-
cidel on the 9th ult The city issued
this money soon after the war and paid
ii out at par She afterwards called it in
giving for it other evidences Of indebt-
edness, which the city, afterwards relus-
ed to recognize, because issued for city
money, and the city money was an Illegal
issue. The United States Court held
that even though the city money might
have been illegal that the city having
received tnll value for it, and then given
other evidence of debt in lieu of it, she
must pay ii, and a judgment therefor,
went in favor of the Merchants Ma.
tional bank Of thai city for $4,000.
The Van Buren press., 1878-05-07
State Medical Society.

The following are the officers, elected
for the ensuing year, Of the State Medi.
cal Society of Arkansas, which has just
closed its annual session at Fort Smith
President, DR.. A. A. IIarner; Viee.Pres-
idents, Drs. 7. W. Hurley, W. II. IIaw.
kins, j. S. Shibley, Isaac Folsom Sec
retaries, Drs. N. G. Jennings and L. p.
Gibson Treasurer, Dir. A. l.. Breysa-
cher Librarian, Dr. J. A. Lcnow.
The Van Buren press., 1878-05-07
Bag" COME AND SIZE US.
5000 REWARD.
Proclamation by the Governor.

WHEREAS, 1t has come to the knowledge Of the
Executive that Lorenzo Dow Gilbroath is charged
with the murder of j. Hazard Nichols and with
being accessory to the murder of Case Hart, in the
county of Scott, in this State; and that the said Lo
renzo Dow Gilbreath is now at large:
THEREFORE, l. W. r. Miller, Governor of the
State of Arkansas by virtue of the authority
ted in BY the Constitution and laws of said State
do hereby offer reward of
Two HUNDRED DOLLARS
for the arrest and delivery of the said Lorenzo Dow
Gilbreath to the sheriff OF Scott county
In testimony whereof have hereupto set
- my hand, and caused the seal of the State
LIS to be affixed, at Little Rock on this, the
~ 18th day of April, 1875.
W. R. MILLER.
By the Governor,
b, BEAVERS, Secretary of State
LORENZO DOW GILBREATH is about 50 years of
age, feet, or 9inehes high, square built little
inclined to be round, or soop shouldered and some
what corpulent, light or ford complexion blue eyes
light auburn hair, whiskers gray; generally wears
whiskers all over his face and keeps them cropped
with shears will weigh l75 or $50 pounds.
The Van Buren press., 1878-05-07

Gs,- Gen. II. King White, of Jetfcr-
son county, is candidate for Congress,
from the Second District-Col. Stem
The Van Buren press., 1878-05-07
J. d. HAWKINS,

We are authorized to announce, THOM-
AS NJ. MCGEE, as candidate for Sheriff
of Crawford County, subject to nomination
at the hands of Democratic County Conven-
tion.
The Van Buren press., 1878-05-07

Bay The Fort Smith Independent and
Hon. B. 7. Duval have buried the
hatchet."
The Van Buren press., 1878-05-07
Two HUNDRED DOLLARS

for the arrest and delivery of the said Lorenzo Dow
Gilbreath to the sheriG OF Scott county.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1878-12-20
COMMERCIAL PAPER OF ISpr,xA.

HE iSpiANA STATE SENTINEL 10 The paper M
every hody--the farmer mechanic ana ,rsf-ss'o,.i
nan. Atour greatly reduced rates one can a.ord
Hundreds ~ miiiors ofacil.rs of wealth have hsen
gathered rom me feis ~ golden erain'' surIny M.
past harvest. sud. Whist l. better this ~rsl.h ds,rh
sa nsrfg the people. A. me ssnti9efs share 81 M
happy result re ssk every reader 10 aid ID rath.rin
cur share q the harvest Of 50 gl0ns~ .uhscritsrs
agents wanted nc every poet onlce ~ the
state. send for outfit.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1878-12-20

AOTbCk n hereby given. that by w,
hse OF 4 .eer'itisa copy or decs@e 10
me- firected from the Clerk OF the Dubois
eireuit Court. ~ cnnse wherein
Mathew r. Diilcn. shm'r do bouts non
~ the estate 90 Thomas t;reenc, deceased.
y rsinsid and Lhnrics Krnus. Sr.. e
sross-snn,i..sisans. aud Eliza Greene e
~. Arv drirnsl-nss. requiring me 10 make
siis Sums ~ n"s'c! therein mentioned,
viii interest on ssid decree and cnsts.
] viii cxi'ose az public sale 10 the highest
bidder. on
SATURDAY. December 2sth. 1873.
between tie hours Of 10 o'clock, A. M.
and o'clock, r.. NJ. OF said day, NJ the
door vi tho Court House III The Town Of
Jasper. Dubois county. Indiana, the rents
and profits for term not exceeding
seven ycsrs. Of The following described
real estate. to-wit:
The northeast quarter Of the south
west quarter Of section No. thirteen (l3,.
~ township No. one ~. south OF range
No. SIX ~, west situated Ia Dubois
comfy. Indiana.
Ifsurh rents and profits will not sell
tor sufficient sum 10 satisfy said decree.
interest and costs. | will NJ Tho same
time and place expose at pnh,ic sale
the fec simple Of said real estate. or so
much thereof rs NAV he sufficient TO
discharge said decree. interest and costs.
GEORGE cox,
Sheriff Dubois County.
cHss KRAus, Jr., Airy for Cross-com-
plaineni.
D.r 6fh ie-a-9w =. r ,aoo
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Read fhe Captains Letter and M -
ter from his Mother:

Pssros BssaAcss. Mo-. Aprsi se,h. 1sss
~ Josr ErtL --irAs Sik knowirg ne .f,raex 4,
snpr Ssfsapars, and the ksaffYg ans fYn.scisi a,.
rr case ''''e"' "
va vounfsf sScu, '~o years ago--~ss I'D On rr,s
onsr ahf confined fgr sixteen onfhs Ksirr vi "a ~
'-n ny wounds have not k.gled VII rfsvs tof -, ~
moment shrr ~as ~cunfsc. am sh.f thron ~ a.
~ ~ ssa.-s he~lts y w r sired md need M, :.
Nfs q $3.50 na'ure fhsvs -icrt fa,fp N yaur 49,
s-patli- man atr frg ers vssh fhs, thai xs,r
ne. Plea" express ne hall dcssn hn,fl.ssrd ANY,.
CayrAfr q. r. JOHNSON
= - - ~ Ior.s Mo
s-Tks following wss ~rif.er Arr; FORK i,ss +,
Yrs Jennie Johnson mother ~ csrf gsln.rr
IA joHs kril--hgaE Ss: NV Husband ~ r.
.onnton wss ak f surgeon ami uh.~lciar N .r,,s
. ew YORK, where hs died i-avifr ~ slnv. N III
fvfnFnu 70 MY care Atthirssn ,.N-- ~ ~. ~, "a
shronie derghsa end srrcftr. iii which ~. I'M,
@-rsap~rllia. Y cured MIN. havs fo- tsr ,a.r. ~
commented II y rsey in N.w York Ohio M Ic~a ~
scro'uls lever sores. srdesners d.hiiff, PEREZ,
success h's ATTENDED N IN. cures sf@r,sd II srrr.
SECS ~ Scrcfae anA fever es
nm very anxious for my sg.n h.vs ,conrs. ~
sonr sarsspar-. hs u fearful az getting srnr,or.
sruce hence his writing 70 yon for III nj wou,Ss
we're terrible, but believe hs will recover
Respectfully, JENNlk JOHNSON |
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1878-12-20

NOTICE or APPLICATION FOR
LIQUOR LICENSE

NOTICE Is hereby given 10 the.citi.
~ zrns Of Schnelville and Jefferson
township. Dubois county. Indiana. tina,
tie undersigned viii apply TO the Board
OF County Commissioners or Dubois
county. AZ their March term, 1879. under
re provisions OF an Act. entitled an "An
Act 70 regulate aud license the sale al
spurious. vinous, malt aud other intoxi-
eating liqIors. TO limit the license fee 10
BE- Charged BY cities and towns. and 10
repeal All former laws regulating the
sale Of intoxicating liquors. and all laws
and parts Of laws coming IN conflict
with the provisions of this act. prescribe
ing penaltlcs for the violation thereof
ana declaring an emergency" passed hy
ne Legislature OF Indiana, in 1873. for \
license TO sell spirifuous. vinous ana
malt liquors, in quantities les than \
quart II time. 10 be drank on the prcmi-
see. for term Of one year. The precise
location whore he desires 70 sell i N !
house situated and being upon lois Nos.
one and two. in the town Of Schnellyil,e.
Jefferson township. Dubois county. ma
JOSEPH +. BUCHART.
Dec 9Th. 1878 -3w
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1878-12-20

e"cihSA1i hocksonr syn ScrTH-wEsrra R,vco,
GfNKRAL D.r4cx
'NcissAr, November o7ih 1879
hEannnal meeting Of the Stockhold-
ers o. the Cincinnati. Rockport &
Sonth- Western Railway Company viii
% heid ~ Mitchell. Indiana, on Tuesday.
January IN. 1879, for the purpose 81
elecfing nine directors 10 serve for lie
ensuing year and transaction of such
business as NAV come before N
T. v. CHERRY, Sec'y.
Dec. 9Th, 1s7s-4w.
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Departure or Mails from j asern
The following is the time Of depar.
inrrs Of the various mails from the
Jasper Posf-ofiice:
JASPER TO LooGooTFr.
Leaves Jasper daily, except Sunday,
at 81 a. m.
JASPER TO HUvTrvcBuRa.
at II p. m. 'as'
JASPER TO TROY.
Leaves Jasper Mondays, "Wednesday
and Fridays. at 2 a. m.
JASPER TO PETERSBURG.
Leaves Jasper Mondays and FRIDAYS.
at Z a. m. ~
JASPER TO sHoALs.
Leaves Jasper Mondays, Wednesdays
JASPER TO MARESco.
Leaves Jasper Tuesdays and FRIDAYS.
at 8 a. IN. =
ALoIs GnAMELsrAcurR. ,. N.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1878-12-20

am Just in receipt Of TWENTY-FIVE cases
81 Mems, ladies and Chidrcns' shoes ~
me best Spring styles. ani vi PRICES
imwER THAN EVER. Come and soc me-.
Mems Cnlf Shoes, warranted nj 81. 80 n
SLID; Womcn's Fine Kid Side and
Front Lace. warranted At 81. 10 xI.7s
per pr; Childrens' Shoes AZ 25c 70 a1Oo
Per ~. ! always keep the largest stock
IN the cities. '
HENRY LANDGKEBE.
HrsrrasrHen. April 10Th. is7s.
GrPsy 10 what you eve 1s.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1878-12-20

NOTICE is hereby given that there
- VIII bc ~ examination Of applicants
Ior teachers license held AZ the Public
school building. in Jasper. on SATURDAY.
december 2sll. 1873. Examination 10
Dcgin promptly ~ 3 ! O'Clock. A. M.
Y. II. BRUNDlCK, Co. Supt.
Dec. 18th 1879 -3w.
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sM INDIANA STATE SENTINEL
ron 1870
HAS BEEN REDUCED IN PRICE TO
ONE DOLLARPER YEAR.

Ihe'ner's q this paper are well Known among /.
fe 9rffy ~ TIC farmers and stock rasers ns th-
safe ~ paper Furnishes NOTE news for .~s money
thas been inc Acknowledged leading Democratic new
paper ~ Indiana Tor almost bali cesfGry "
siooa vilhthe democracy lls reputation ,hrouzhnnf
ne Union Is firmly established Indians II ~ W,
serAAc ~ lstoJ majority. and Tllk NkNflNE ~ ccu
is'pn snn ihaence has increased In Ike proporioa IN
IhE WEEKLY SFNTIyr,swiiih be IA many respects an
@PlioMe ~ he Day. cham unrg same cause snd
A'nns t"n' ne same wants ofthe general rxaGsr t.t
II VIZ - prepared with special reference chsac-
wv NJ IN circulation IN every respect Il viii NJ ID
~eskyNe can make. snawe think vii! more Il, IN
COMPARE FAy0KARLY
Win AIT wsrsfr circulating in the state Of Indiana
y ~ contain wv ATHEIST editorials upon current 2ullca
events Ani other topics II interest, ana viii -
NEwsY. LITERARY,
lpd fnll of entertaining and instructive nscsanv ana
anie psrirnsfiy saapted 70 me family circle IL
npIendid Market Report viii continue a N,
should " without IL.
Every reading and thinking man Il the sfa.s
r"Ta ~ rske n~s.papss ought 20 subscire fof nv
\ WEEKLY SENTINEL. Farmers. Merchants and
Awyers without respect 10 party particularly sand
p need Of for. tn addition os political ANA i.tsrsr
merits, the Sentinel 10 c0nfrsscily the
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1878-12-20
BULBS
TORN DESTROYER.


HAVE rscsvsi r,sry testimonials from
ncsticns hsve shown all Of whck rrr gynuit. =, ,
following 'fom nighv siucsi.L aua rorul,r pA,.
csn " Georgia, i csrtsinlv u III. nos, ..ssh.
Communications h-ss ss-r receive, ~ t.i.n,.r,
kho~s exactly ahst he spssks ~ ats us t,.tin,cn,
deserves 70 70 ~rf'eh III is.t.rs II xot p..- -.
the Doctor says u snlfr orrn Drstrcy~r:
sitLs.ov, WAfsrs Co.. GAD
June -. 1890.
~ JOSH brtL-pesr >ir: ksvs recently xgsen ,cnv
VEN destroyer tessrsl trisl, aud f,ntr runs.ffnf
eicscous i bias MT ssl.e In ssinxIs ir.,srr. ~
hsye tue Wishes for erect an aofrx rr.t,, t...s
eonutry practice sud have dry use for SON .r,tr ~
me sind an rec 10 confess that knn~ NJ
ftcoHAentsi ~ the stlts, Hnthors ttsf Ia 90
mo SPECIFY IN IL Effects on the contr,rs thsv 40 \
feftAN ~ the extreme Nv object In ~ritlty 81, X \,
mo out upon What 'srns csn get ths m cifs -..i
rcHi you. y csn get ugon ensy tsrrs shall no
tsN des o. a. an sssTe that The uss ~ ..leh ,rt
;ies ! contrary 20 The teachings and practice
nNority 81 ne sreriAa ius ~ ~ d u but -. ri
'ause 81 good sense IN dscsrding remedy which
snow 70 ne sNcsss srpy because ~ a, ~ .nor.,
y " COMBINATION sNr my par, sh-fi ~ A. /, ,,lx
2 go ~ ani am nesrs 10 sllsyls,e suffering ho-
nsnl'y ~fich frsv ~ atls 70 eannsns-nos hs.,,.
~ 70 some enc more ingenious fsn NJ al, ~.
iNe learned ~ elects rrr aud secured N, 49,
= nse inst kne~ledge. Hos.ysr am hv no; r,..nsl
y i1FocAt. ~ supporter 81 the Thousands N \.
fnrs ihr fsof ihsrouufry thsf pnrpnrt 10 cur. Mn
shrsr * d-sAse 70 Which huinsn fssh - k.iy
~ socn snf inform me Of sorr be-. terms
an, sir, most especially
JULIUS y. CLEMENT, n D.
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"Hu Library Notice.
The citizens Of Boone township Ara
nouiied that will attend 10 Township
business on every SATURDAY, and Il Il
ns.essary that persons having business
dav. =" 'i'a'
me library will be kept at A. Ru-
dolrh's store, in Portcrsville. for fhe con
venience Of citizens. and persons wha
have books belonging 10 ii. ara reooes VI
~ 20 return them, that they may be
properly registered.
May 8, '78-y. Trustee BooneT,
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AUTHENTIC DOCUMENTS
ARKANSAS HEARD FROM.


srosrr Pomr, white Co.. Ark. Nay a.. ises.
ph Joss Brrl--Dsss sn: Last February 80. \,
..,uss,al. purrhnsng drugs. snd got soms Of your
My s"n -n.,sw Who Vas with me IN The s,ore. ~.
vsen aorn wltn rheumatism for time comm encea
nroveh ' ss"e'ss 1ea'in I'M
Dr els. Who has been In bad health, tried them ana
~. oon.e who has been IN bad health 70, several
,,, Y, ANn LivrR Affected has improved yerv
,nnch " the use Of your Biticrs Indeed IN rsssa
na.ass ~, gven ycn greet popularity IN IA settle
msaic,ss n ,,p, eoua ssl great quantity o. your
Neely Eespee,fpllv' y ~ y, m..ett a
Prepared ~ Dr. JOHN Bull. NJ ~. -
ora'ory' Firth Street, LouisviIIe. Ky.
For SALE Bv-
FRIEDMAN . BECK. Drussi....
sAspEx. IND.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-04-08
AMUsEMENrs.

y S.ssssiss ......~.Hr- sHnsI9AS, s sESDk
BEGINS Promptly AT l.
nth Carriages may =; : siss'sS i limo
ssa .ass4 stSH
rms oaEA Ivy WoEK oi Y F. .ss. WITH
i Ri ss S .s:: sss:s
Ssa' md 'i;s e';s't ss ;' A'' French A'
su,rrrrsr f4y TaIaSx s ~ dAIIslrnD CASE
d ri s.''
EIPrH AvEHUE THEATRE. .w,, a.. !, ,,.v ,
aASiEEsS .sS
sysStss aEsssft fsH|ss50s II szsHs
rs aaiSDass 4sb scn SISH HAIR o FscE .
Of tho msgnassns aud religious play
~ UNCLE ToHs CABIN. vi
GORGEOUS ,;Ias srLIy Dis.s COMPANY,
sEssAT TrS ...I'''oEE rEcrs s' 9 Inward
yl .ds.TIii:ss ICE. oR1oisssEs STorsY.
srEAa sds stss' RACE, MR. q. q: HOWARD,
rLAsfsSiSS SCENES onrorsaI IT. CLAIR
ELEMENT. many Ministers of the Gospel alternating
tears aud isughter over tbs WORLp.FAMOUS DRAMA"
UNCLE TOMS CABIN.
POPULAR ,sPEcIALTIEsI Us CABIN SONGS
H.sl 'ssii|Esihns sAsy y sSs1TsSissa
Genuine Old Songs aud Shouts:
WAR; GRIFFIN. "BESr SINGING"
Champion BMnjoist. THE HERALD says..
PRIMROSE KELLY, | 1--WE EVEH HEAHD."
Champion Jubalist, The wonderfnl -,
LITTLE SAWNEE. PLANTATION SCENE
ALL fUtXiKsiyALLEsD. ON ANY STAGE.
UNCLE ToM's CABIN .4s
s..yhe BOX OFFICE win be OPEN ALL DAY. TO
pKEvENT CRoWDING PLEASE aEcukE SEATS
GRAND OPERA HOUSE.
SECOND AND LAST WEEK
RUBEN'S GRAND ENGLISH OPERA COMPANY.
pronounced BY press and public the most perfect English
rms EyEyYS Tys p SoEarAN GIRL
- FiRsT APPKARANCE or ~'7'-
Milo. ANNA GRANGER DOW s
Msssrs stoddard. Clarke. Felch. Adelaide Randall.
GRAND caoRUs. MsuSifIcENT ORCHESTRA,
Nsv scenery and cos.u%es l.3 ASsasier
SATURDAY EvRNiNG MARTHA
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coAsrwIsE sTEAMsHIPs.
NLD DOMINION STEAMSHIP COMPANY.

COAsTWlSE sTEAMSHIPs.
nLD DOMINION STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
sailing from pier ~ North River
fer rONfOLk, tiff POINT and RICHMOND, TUEs-
DAYS. ruI TUESDAYS AND SATURDAYS at So Nj. con
ssssise wth .he Virginia and fsnpe.se Ar Line atlantic
rusd. aboard Line and with the
10 interior ports In North Carolina and virginia
NfNBEkN aud WASHINGTON, ~ e.. tvia Norfolt).
evan TUESDAY. Til uRsUAl aud SATURDAY
LkwEs bet. MONDAY AuJ THURSDAY, at r. NJ.
euonselng with tina Maryland and Delaware railroads. and
f.f kEHOBOTu BEACH and OCEAN lily.
Fsssengef accommodat ions Unsurpassed
Through tekets and bills Of fading TO all points
lowest rates Insurance Tor Norfolk A. per cent
Ffsahfs resolved daily ut pier ~ North River General
snss No fy5 ersenwich a. y. L. MccREADY. President
pknMuDA. rvMTu RICO. IT; ThoMAs. W.. ! :
DLAsU PUERTO GABkLLO. vkNEZuELA,
With 20 ~ sarss q WEST and SOUTH
:. snasr noted s-fm bhMMuI,A - GAMMA. April u.
ssa fuksfo 4 BtLi.D, - nADJi. Apnl o. FOR de-
sgs.s psmgsls.. s'sss sad pss.ass apply 70 A. T.
a. "a. DE uAhMkNDIA. 10 Beaver a.
a. LEvE. 27t Efesdwav.
ALirAx, n =, AND sr JOINS, NJ.
steamship ALI ANHxA will leave pier 10 North River.
Fsif.y. April a. ~ fsr freight o. passage apsr 10
CLARK sLAMA<. ~ Wesl e.
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yNEsT SIDE THEATRE, CORNER or WEST 18TH
w 81. aud Greenwich av.-Evening ut =. Mntinees.
Wednesday Saturday Of all the favore The
geaest attraction offered Variety Drama and Pam
sornime ~ variety artists Full Dramatic Company.
THE cREMoRSE socIETy's suciABLEs ARE us
continued Mt present. Gigantic improvements nov be-
ina made the reinaugnration will be duly announced
TINE SPEAKING PHUNUGkAPH EXHIBITED
daily, No. rAst 23d ST. Hurts Building, at and r. n.
kTArlUNAL ACADEMY DESIGN, 23D sr.
IN corner Of 4th The Mt v-thlrd Annual Exhi-
bsssn OF Paintinas and scuiptars Nov Open Day snd
evening. Aamkssion 10 esnta
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-10-22
EUREKA CONSOLIDATED.
superintendent DOmneiiy's weekly
Report of Progress.

The following is the official letter of the
Eureka Consolidated for the week ending
October 10th:
W. W. TRAYLoR--Dear Sir: Mining
operations have been carried forward with
good progress, there having been 119 feet
of drifts completed during the past week.
The ore bodies are all looking first-rste,
and continue to yield as largely as ever,
with continued good prospects as the main
levels are advanced.
Thu furnaces are running splendidly,
having reduced 1,637 IONS of ore, and pro-
duced upwards of 373 tons of bullion dur
ing the week.
The following comprises the work done
in the several levels:
Fifth level-Main west drift continued
80 feet, and now in $50 feet. South cross
cut advanced 10 feet, and now in SO feet,
with no change to report in the condition
of this level.
Seventh level-Intermediate drift con-
tinued 20 feet now in 4S feet.
Seventh, eighth, ninth tenth and eleventh
levcls-Stoping out ore as usual, and tim
bering.
Twelfth level Main drift continued IL
feet, and now in 353 feet. South drift con-
tinued 20 feet, and now in 149 feet. Cross
cut No. l continued IL feet. and now in
1856 feet. Crosscut No. 2 continued IL feet,
and now in 81 feet.
H. DoNNELLy, Superintendent.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-10-22
THE DAGGeTT -BARTIke COMBINATION BE-
FORE A BELMONT AUDIENCE.
WHAT A DISGUISED REPUBLICAN
HAS TO SAY OF THE ENTER
TAINMENT.
ming ~ Lie Down h Imaginary
Throat of Congressman Deal.


BELMONT, New, Oct. IS, 1878.
EDrroR SENTINEL: Mr.. r. N. Daggett
and his hired schoolboy orator arrived last
evening, and as soon as possible proceeded
to iniure the Republican party to the great
Indignation of all good Republicans and
the amusement Of Democrats. Why has
not some one who takes an interest in the
success of the Republican ticket prevented
these two, perhaps well-meaning but in
competent gentlemen, from coming among
us? l address this letter to a Democratic
paper for this reason: When the canvass
is over | think the trick will be exploded,
and it will be proven that these two gentle
men are in the employ of the Democratic
party, hired to canvass the State, and
while seeming to be working for the Re-
publican ticket. are injuring it every time
they attempt to address an audience. II
Mr.. Daggett is acting in good faith with
the party, why did he not remain at home?
The popularity Of hat excellent journal,
the Virginia Enterprise, would have elected
him by a handsome majority. 1t was
rumored that his opponent, Deal, would
reach Belmont last evening, when 1t was
proven an utter impossibility for Mr.. Deal
to get here before Mr.. Daggett could get
away, the Virginia editor swelled to an an
natural size, and on the stand wildly
threw his arms around until the left one
caught the imaginary Mr.. Deal, and after
administering a severe pummeling in the
frontispiece of said imaginary Mr.. Deal,
proceeded to cram a great lie down Mr..
Deals throat, clear to the liver, where he
(Daggett) hoped it would remain, rot and
purify, until his (Deal's) breath became
80 foul and offensive that his girl wouldn't
effect. Through courtesy to a stranger. the
audience remained in their seats until the
close of his speech. But while that Re-
publican photograph, or, as he is called
here, IAN expense for a school-boy orator."
was reciting his lesson human nature could
not endure this agony, and in a few mo-
ments the hall was cleared Of all but a few
who expected the usual spin around town
after the show was ont, and which spin,
alas, failed to come off.
The Republicans of Nye are rather above
the average in point of intelligence. Those
who are at heads of families and have boys
over twelve years of age, offer to let the
same gentleman who wrote the last nights
Grafton write one for their boys. and nine
out of ten will deliver it better than either
Mr.. Daggett or Bartine, especially the latter.
For there was a certain amount of coarse
ness and theatrical effects thrown in with
the former they do not care to have their
boys imitata. Yours. etc,
A DISCUSSED REPUBLdcAN.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-10-22

Colonel James G.. Fair, ono Of the Bo-
nanza kings, passed Palisade on Sunday,
going East.
Hon. r. M. Daggett, and Mr.. ii. T. Bar
tine, left this morning for Cariin, where
they will speak this evening.
Mr.. l.. A. Hall, travelling agent for
Wells. Fargo 4 Co., and a former attache
of their Office here, arrived Sunday even
ing. He is warmly welcomed back by his
numerous old friends.
Mr.. John b. Magee, superintendent Of
the Hillside mine. arrived here on Sunday
evening, and left yesterday morning for
San Francisco.
Judge w. II. Davenport, who has been
on an electioneering tour in the eastern
part Of the State, returned home on Sun
day evening.