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HOTELE ARRIVALS.

Up-Toa0n Hotel.-W. r. Lee, Canton; r.
H. samuel, Miss; Mr.. Grambell, Mis- $ ::
Miss Grambell, Miss; A. G. Lewis, Miss !;
G. l.. Nobel, New York; l. L Blount,
Pittsboro; |. T. Sorsby, Terry ; 3. c. Buck
ley, Miss; z. l.; Thomp:on, Miss; j. NJ.
Geo. NJ. Carlisle, Monticello; . L. Smith
Vicksburg; Geo. FL. Rigby, Vicksburg !;
Mrs. Mary Arthur, Lawrence co. @. III.
Armst"ad, Vicksburg; A. NJ. Lea, Vicks
burg; r. j. Elliott. Edwards; c. A. Harris
Edwards; VIM. Henry, Memphis; James
G. L. Lowry, Lake; A. G. Rhodes, New Or
leans.
Ed,oards House Tuesday Sth.--G. W.
Hoskins. Forney. Texas; q. W Hit, Anti
och G. w. Jones. Meridian; B. NJ Baglev :
Lake Providence; A. w. Roberts, Lake
Providence; Benz. Jones, n, O; f. Smith.
No; D. M. Mckenzie. fernando; J. B.
Perkins, Tunica; T. B. Pratt, Canton; ;
Macon; J. t. Griffin, Chickasaw; I. w.
Davidson, CLAY; J. J. BAN, Orleans; W.
Ell. Phillips N. O; A. NJ. Gurlev and
daughter, Canton; FL. w. Foote, Macon !;
ii. 2. Reid, Frars Point; D. c. Casey,
swamp; It. r. Walne. Vicksburg; DIR.
Catchings, Sunflower; J. B. Pegram, Mis-
sissippi; D. NJ. Towner, Mendoth, iii E.
J. Delaney. Carroll, Pa; G. L. Denman and
wife. N o; D. II. Howell, Cairo, III; A.
c. McNair, Brookhaven; w. II. Chich-
ester. Edwards; A. z Hoffman and lady,
III; 81. d. Dancy, Canton; c. Galloway,
Canton; J. P. Key, Madison; J. NJ. Miller
Vicksburg; John A. Peale, Vicksburg; T.
H. Clarke, Monroe, La; J. L. Hogan. War
rem county; c. G.. Callcut, Cold Water !;
W. III. Bizzeli. Senatobia; G.. r. Henderson,
Yazoo City: j. III. Giiland. Koscusko !;
VIM. Wheeler, Tenu; w. G.. Case. Penn !;
J. NJ. Kennedy, Cairo; r. FL. Allen, Lee
county; J. l.. Finley, Tupelo; G. Dunlap,
Scooba; e. F. Num-. Shuqulak; Charles
Lewis, Cliptonville; III. G. Cannanan, n.
O.; Gen. A. M. West. Holly Springs !;
Wade Hampton, Jr. Washington county !;
w. III. FitzGerald. Charleston, Miss; Geo.
c. Hines, Memphis; J. B. Morgan, Her
nando j. NJ. Moore, Okolona.
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MARKETS.

LIVERPOOL, Jan. 9-Noon-Mo derate in
ouiry freely supplied. Middlings uplandnso,
65S; middling Orleans, 6slo oai aoc o'y ye.
ceipts. ri 900; American $4,000; futures.
quiet at last nights quotations.
NEW YORK, Jan. 9.-Stocks firm; money
6: Exchange, long. 49,; short, 4s51a. state
bonds without important change; govern
ments, firmer and higher for snme securi-
ties: cotton firm uplands III; Orleans
Ill; futures steady, shade lower.
Sr. LOUIS, Jan. 9.-Flour quiet and un-
IA asked. 25 bid; bulk meats dull; fully
cured shoulders, offered A; bacon inactive
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A letter from Mr.. John. z. Richardson of
the New Orleans office of the Mississippi
Mills, in acknowledging THE CLARIoN's
notice of our popular townsman Frank
Young, says: ''We feel satisfied Frank will
meet with grand success. His determine
ton seems strong, and we know he has the
energy. His territory, for the present, will
be Florida, instead of Louisiana and Texas
His address will be Jacksonville, Fla.
We are pleased to note that Mr.. Leland
Bardwell, who has been the agreeable Sec
retary of the State Board of E lucatiOn, dur
ing the past year, is to continue a resident
ofOur city, having been invited to posi-
ton in the store of A. Virden.
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LOUISIANA.
GOV. NICHOLS MESSAGE.

NEW ORLEANS, Jan 9.-Gov. Nichols in
his message to the Legislature makes no al
fusion to national finance measures. but de-
votes considerable space to the financial af-
fairs of State extracts. Reports of Audi
tor and Inspector not having been submit
ted, it is impossible to state with certainty
the fiscal operation Of the Government du-
ring the present year.
He concludes as follows: [ cannot close
without entering my solemn protest against
the recent action of a majority of the
United States Senate. under forms of the
Constitution, i'm refusing to Louisiana
the representation to which she was
entitled, by rejecting the claim TO a
seat therein of Hon. Henry NJ. Spofford,
who was elected by you in accordance with
the Constitution and laws of this State and
of the United States with exceptional unan-
unity.
TRIED FOR STUFFING BALLOT BOXES.
New ORLEANS, Jan. 9.-Information was
lied in the United States Court by District
Attorney Lacey, against Loud. charged
with stuffing ballot-boxes in the Third Con-
gressional District. and was tried to-day.
The prosecution broke down, and the
United States District Attorney requested
permission of the Court to enter nolLe pros
eoui. 1t is claimed by friends that the in
dictment against Loud was secured through
certain influences to delay action In the
Acklen- Davall contest case in Congress.
They believe the disposition of this case
will hasten a decision favorable to Acklen
by the Congressional Committee.
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MIDNIGHT REPORT,
WASHINGTON.

QUORUM WILL BE PRESENT BUT NO BUsI-
NESS PROBABLE.
washington, d. C, JAN 9.-There will
be quorum of both houses O. morrow. but
no business probable before Monday.
PROPOSED REDUCTION OF THE TOBACCO AND
LIQUOR TAX.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 9.-There is strong
movement in favor of the bill of Represent
tatlVe Robbins, of North Carolina, for a re-
duetion of the tobacco tax from 81 TO ID
cents, and on spirituous liquors from 80 to
40 cents An amendment was offered by
Representative Cabbell allowing draw
back of tax on all tobaecos which manufae-
turers may have on hand when the reduc-
ton goes into effect. Col. Geo. c. Ayres.
chairman. with CT. Holland and T J. Toll
Dor, constituting a committee of the tobac-
co manufacturers of Danville and surround
lug country. In Virginia, are here to support
the amendment. This committee will meet
the representatives of Trade from Cincin-
neti, ST. Louis, New York. Baltimore. Chi
cage, Detroit Louisville and other cities. in
formal session, on Saturday, and will be be-
tore the Committee on Ways and Means
next week
All favor Robbins bill. provided Cab
bells amendment is adopted, as it is the
most important feature of the measure as if
affects this great industry. G.. H. Conrad
Is secretary of the Virginia committee
WANT TO BE RELEASED.
Some of the bOndsmen of Collector Fer
reil, OF the Fourth Virginia District are
here with the avowed purpose of applying to
the Secretary of the Treasury for a release
from their bond.
WEATHER INDICATIONS.
For the Gulf States: Northerly, shift to
southerly winds warmer and partly cloudy
weather, with falling barometer.
LAW TO BE ENFORCED
WASHINGTON, Jan. 9.-The Commissioner
of Internal Revenue this morning received
the following dispatch from Charlotte, n.
e.: Gov. Hampton has directed the Sheriff
of Union county to see that the law is en-
forced, and proposes to remove the trial JUS
tice and disband the militia company impi-
Gated in the rescue of Federal prisoners
We shall call on the Sheriff for posse and
believe we shall be able to avoid all trouble
AN ARRANGEMENT COMPLETED.
Arrangements have been completed for
fast mail between the New York and Ha-
vana route and Atlantic coast South from
New York to Savannah thence by Allan
tic Cult road to Baldwin; thence by West |
India transit Company road to Cedar Keys
thence to Havana by steamships time in |
SS1a hours.
THE EADS JETTIES.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 9-Captain Eads re-
ceived his half million to-day on account of |
letties. In honor of the great engineer
they propose calling them Eads' Eddies.
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The DaiIy Clarion goes to press at
One o'clock at night, and contains the latest
kilograms to that hour. 1t goes North, South
and West on the trains that leave from 2 to 3
o'clock A. NJ. This mornings paper, for in
stance, will reach Memphis at one o'clock to-
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TRIED FOR sTUFFING BALLOT BOXES.
NEW HAMPSHIRE.
REPUBLIcAN CONVENTION.

CONCORD, n. H., Jan. 9.-The Republican
Convention nominated Benz j. Prescott by
ACCLAIM alton for Governor. The proceedings
we're stormy with some personalities and
something of pistols and coffee. The course
of the Convention as indicated by it's presi-
dent. VIM. Bell, who said that our election
involves no question of National policy, it
is simply choice between Republican and
Democratic rule.
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LEE MONUMENT ASSOCIATION.
ADDRESS of the Mississippi Representative

The UNDERSIGNED, Commissioned for the
State of Mississippi at large, General Rep
resentative of the Honorable Board OF Mana
gers of the LEE MONUMENT ASSOCIATION, :"
and thereby authorized to solicit and receive
subscriptions and contributions to aid in
erecting an Equestrian Statue of GENERAL
ROBERT E. LEE on the capitol grounds at
Richmond, Virginia, hereby appeals to the
eenus courase public
virtue and private worth, TO send forward their
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THE WEEKLY CLARION

+. published every wednesday morning Two
DoIars per annum, in advance. The publish
.rs prepay postage on both editions.
BY THE DOZEN COPIES.
Persons wishing extra copies of either edition,
are re luested to give notice, in the case of the
DAILY he evening prior to publication, and in
bp case of the WEEKLY, on Tuesday morning.
Daily. So cents per dozen Weekly, 80 cents
per dozen.
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LEGISLATIVE DrREevropx

The following are the Nance ona .,
~ taenoers OF the:Legislature. Members
90. 10. au not located when this list was made
~ "iii ooiige us by informing our repor,er
u 'helf residence or of any changes
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TELEGRAPHIC.
MEMPHIS.

TWO FORMER CITIZENS OF JACKSON AssAs-
sINATED IN MEMPHIS
SPECIAL TO the Daily Clarion:
MEMPHIS, Jan. j ohm and George He's
sen, formerly ofJackson, were waylaid and
shot Monday night. The former was shot
seriously, and the latter slightly Tue as
sassin escaped. NJ
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ST. LOUIS.
TRANSFER OF BUSINESS.


ST. LOUIS, Jan. 9.-The Second National
Bank of ST. Louis, in liquidation. transfer
red it's business to the'Fourth National Bank
of ST. Louis, where depositors will be paid
in full, but checks must be presented to the
First National Bank for certificaton.
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EssElNG Il GRAY.S.

H. o SlIk and Wool Pophns, at...... .........3S =
full line OF Cotton and Wool Flannels
from cheapest to best.
A Bleached Domestic, from 8 to lie.
A full line of Gents and Boys Hats, all
prices.
Gents Under Suits from so cts. to $500 per
suit.
Linen Bosom Shirts from IS cts. to 81 90.
jan, l0d. I'm.
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MEssRs. WHITING IL GRAY have an an
Aouncement in this issue of interest to Legis-
htors and the public generally. First-class
goods cheap for cash, is the rule of this new
Dry goods house. See their price list.
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FOREIGN.
THEDANUBE FROZEN OVER.

BUCHAREST, Jan. 9.-The Danube is thor
oughly frozen over, and the Russians in
Bulgaria have only three weeks supplies
Great difficulty about forage is apprehend-
ed, unless communication is soon restored
sERvIANs TO OCCUPY SOFIA.
BELGRADE, Jan. SIT is understood that
the Serviaps shall occupy Sofia, transferring
their headquarters there.
ORDERED TO CONCLUDE.
LONDON, Jan. GA Reuter- telegram
from Constantinople saws that the Turkish
commanders in the held have been ordered
to conclude an armistce with the Russian
commanders.
THE SITUATION POINTS TO PEACE.
LONDON, Jan. ga special to the Times
from Berlin says that Russia, having con-
sented to enter into negotiations for an
armistice, even if preliminaries of peace are
not settled beforehand. A conclusion OF
truce is probable.
NoTE-This is probably the real basis OF
apparent accord between Russia and Eng
land. The latter efforts of England have
been reported to be directed to fixing a
limit to powers ofcommanders in arranging
truce and preventing them from discussin q
main stipulations which might contain pre-
liminaries of peace; that there are limits to
her claims of a separate settlement, and
question being whether Russia would con-
sent to have these limits fixed at present
and on the demand of only one Power.
ADVICE TO TURKEY.
PERA. Jan. "a communication from
London advising Turkey to open negotia-
tions with Russia. through military COM
manders, was received here. A strong dis
position is evinced to accept the advice.
FINANCIAL sTAGNATIoN.
LONDON, Jan. 9.-The stagnation in the
money market, says the Times of this
morning. in it's financial article, exceeds
ANYTHING experienced for long time. The
rise in Consols is partly due to the invest
ment by banks and others having the dis
posal of large sums of money which cannot
he used in the way of loans. There seems
no longer any justification for the bank of
England in maintaining the present rate
of discount.
THELAsr FENIAN RELEASED.
LONDON. Jan. 9.-Corporal Chambers,
the last Fenian prisoner, has been re-
leased.
HIS REELECTION HOPELESS.
Paris correspondent of the Times tele-
ora mis- that it is now understood that the
rraactionary Senators are aware of the hope
lessness of the reelection of the Duke Dau-
deffert Pasauier as President OF the Senate,
and will not attempt IL.
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Gind.. were granted The privilege Of the
House
THE GOVERNORS MESSAGE.
The Governor, through his Private Sec
.,drv. Col A. III. Nelson, presented his
Ieosssge which was read.
WT The Chair announced the following COM
IH.diciarv -Messrs. Tucker of Chickasaw
otonds of Tate, Gholson of Monroe, Spiohf
~ STT,ppah. Roane of Calhoun, Dabney of
u nIt Miller of Copiah, Whitaker of Lau
derdaIe, GiImer of Madison and Baker of
A Wsvs and Means-Messrs. Tison Of Lee.
c,raeI of Prentiss, Field Of Lowndes, Cooper
oeftIeake. Pintard of Jefferson, Brown of
u Gwin of HO mes, Cameron of Madi-
0 ~" Showers of Lafay ette, McGehee of viii
sinson and Metts of Winston,
Adjourned
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SKATERS TESTIMONY.

WASHINGTON, Jan 9-While the general
TENOR OF the evidenc of Col. Shafter and 1t,
Duiiis develop no new facts, the i'm preston
Is STRENGTHENED that the federal military
loree, ooth on the part of the United States
ana Mexico must be maintained on the Rio
Ufahde border Apprehension of serious
implication between the two governments
dissipated.
THE U. S. SENATE.
When the Senate assemblies Tomorrow
there Will be 81 Republicans and sc Demo.
Gratis, anu David Davis. Two Republicans
Will be absent without pairs. Davis can
make either side kick the beam.
THE woMAN's CONVENTION.
The South is not represented in the
Woman's Suffrage Convention. Mrs.
Hooker advocated the reconstruction of the
police, and favored the introduction of the
female element on the force .sMrs. Presi-
dent Sarah Spencer, in closing yesterdays
exercises, said: THE Republican Senators
were alarmed as theirs was adying party at
the capitol, but they would gladly grab
at woman's suffrage or anything else if they
thought it would save them" She gave
notice that the Convention would made
grand raid on the capitol at ten minute,
after twelve on Thursday next, and if they
found both branches of Congress had adj
Journed, rather than meet them, they would
take possession of the building.
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SPRITUALIsM-Should the use of the
aal of the House of Representatives be
granted, Col. Eldridge will deliver lecture
@nlght on Spiritualism. The Colonel is
0mpetent to shed much light on this inter
sting subject.
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0. 0. F.-Capital Lodge, No. II,
WI hold its weekly meeting tonight in
le City Hall building. Members of the
oFder' sojourning at the Capital, are fra
Tfnally invited to attend.
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SPEcTAcLEs and Eye Glasses of all de-
scriptions, including those ne plus ultra dou-
BILE vision, (near and far peetacles-cheap, at
SEUTTERs
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KENTUCKY.
HER sENArnRsHn.

!. FRANKFoRT, Jan. 9-On the second ballot
Williams received so; Lindsey, 90; Nc
Creepy, %; Boyd, Republican: 10 Two
ahsentees. Third ballot-Williams, oil ;
Lindsey, 81 McCreery, 81; and Boyd IL.
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CALL AT STADEKER's before purchasing
it will pay you.
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HEBER CRAFT, Esq, Secretary of the
Mississippi Valley Association, favored US
With call yesterday.
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THE DAILY CLARION.
THURSDAY. JANUARY 10. 1873.
THE DAILY CLARION
ONE DOLLAR PER MONTH.

The DAILY CLARION will be delivered to
City subscribers every morning, by faithful
,.rriers, or will be left in postoffiee, if pre-
r.rred. Orders for the paper should be sent to
o-u,t;nor Room
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Hon. j. NJ. JAYNE, JR., ex-mem-
, %rol the Legislature, was in the city yes
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CUsToM-MADE Doors AND SHOES at STA
pEKER's.
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NEW ADyER TISEMEN1S.
ATTENTION.!

EGISLAT0RS AND THE PUBLIC GEN
IL ERALLf. You are hereby requested to
call ami see goods at the following prices, at
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THE woMAN's CONVENTION.
NEW YORK.
EVARTS AND TILDEN.

EVARTS AND TILDEN.
NEW YORK, Jan. 9.-The annual meeting
of the Bar Association elected Evaris Presi-
dent and Tilden ice-President.
FINAL EFFORT.
The Presidents Of the trunk roads meet
Thursday to make a final effort to prevent
cutting of rates.
A CONGRESSMAN LECTURES.
NEW YORK, Jan. 9.-Hon. Alfred M
Waddcll, OF North Carolina, Chairman of
the Congressional Post Office Committee,
delivered lecture last evening at the Ma
sonic Temple, before an immense audience
for the benefit of the Post Office Mutual
Aid Association. He was introduced in
brief speech by Post Master James and held
the great audience in close attention to the
end. His subject was. Two Americans
Morse and Maury." On the platform were
WIN. Orion, Peter Cooper JOS j. Couch, E.
5. Sanford, Benz. Willis, VIM. Flesh Hen
ry Ell. Pearson, General Arthur, General
Merritt, A. B. Connell, E. G. Cowdry, An
son q. McCook and Mayor Ely. Congress
man Waddell returns to Washington to-
morrow having given nearly weeks time
to postal matters in this city.
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nuy Your Clothing at Sted m n m
SVOs Blue Marble Stnre.-jan10-3t.
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FOR SALE.

on ACRES OF LAND LYING 8 MILES
gu west of Jackson, the Mississippi
Springs road. Said land can be bought low for
cash, or will be sold on easy terms; 40 acres
of the tract is creek bottom land, and will.
produce bale of cotton TO the acre 20 acres
under fence and in cultivation ANY one de-
string small place near market with good
land for raising Corn, Cotton, or FRUITS, can
not do better than by purchasing this tract.
Enquire for further particulars of
N. III. BOYD
decl9i77--4w. at Gus Asher's Drug Store.
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NOON REPORT.
WASHINGTON.

Associated Press Dispatches TO Dalv Clarion
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Asquare is nine lines solid mlnIon.
Local, or special notices, Is cents per line
each Insertion in Weekly, and 10c. each in
sertOn in Daily.
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ORDERED TO CONCLUDE.

LONDON, Jan. GA Reuter- telegram
from ConstantinOple saws that the Turkish
commanders in the held have been ordered
to conclude an arnistice with the Russian
commanders.
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Mississippi H legislature.

fcoNrINULD FROM sEcoNn. PAGE.
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'rEADMAN & Co., are offering SPECIAL
'AAsAlNs IN everything. They show the larg-
" stock in Mississippi. Call at their Blue
''role Store an10- st:
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THE GOVERNORS MESSAGE.

1ind.. were granted the privilege of the
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BuistS Philadelphia Potatoes.

lust Received Ten Barrels BUISTS Elk
y IRA EARLY ROSE; Extra Early Ver-
mont and Bruce's Peerless Potatoes: Now 10
the time to plant. 5. LEMLf SON.
dec19 '77--1w&
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Daily Advertising Rates.

PACE 1t. 2t. st. l W. Wv. 3w. W.
| Inch. LOU LOU Z.OO o.Uo o.oO Ioo oOO
|'..... .t..s.
2Incb $50 200 800 500 100 $50 1000
'-.
SIuch 200 800 500 100 $50 1000 200
..'. - = -, - %,
q Col. 4OO 6.OO i.oo lo.oO lo.oO Zo!oo Zo.oo
Col $50 1000 1900 1900 $500 5000 40.OO
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QUORUM WILL BE PRESENT BUT NO BUsI-
NESS PROBABLE.
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'ARPETs AND OIL CLOTHS at STADEKER's.
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4. TIER, the Jewe Ter, is established in
NOunty over twenty-six years.
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THE EADS JETTIES.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 9.-Captan Eads re-
ceived his half million to-day on account of
ietties. In honor of the great engineer
they propose calling them Eads' Eddies
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A. iEks Jewelry Store is one block be-
o'ate-House. See and price his goods.
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OfHlNG.-The best and cheapest at j.
1OEkER's & Sow.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-07-13
APPLICATION Fea A PATENT.

rNO THE EUREKA GIANT MINE.-No. Az.
l. U. y. Laad snce, Eureka, New, July o,
ls7s.-Notice is hereby given that W. w. Mccoy,
whose postoflre address is Eureka, Nevada, has
this day filed his application for a patent for one
Thousand n,0001 linear feet Of the Eureka
Giant Mine or vein bearing silver with surface
ground, two hundred t2D0) feet In width. sit
uafe, lying and being in Eureka Mining Dis
trict, county OF Eureka, and State of Nevada,
and known and designated by the field notes
and official plat ON file in this Office. an Lot
Number che hundred and ~forty-six Qf6). The
as follows. to wit Variation 16is deg. cast.
Commencing at = post marked No. l.. u. y.
Survey lag. whence the flagstaff In the town OF
Eureka bears N. = deg. D min. f.. 100 feet.
Ruby Hill No. l bears N. "a deg. 80 min. W.,
a,IOi feet. Post No. 2 If U. s. Survey No. NJ.
Stella Lode bears s. 16 deg. 81 min. f.. 29i feet.
and the Eureka Giant shaft bears N. ~ deg. ~
min. W., AL feet. Thence running LIST cours.
s. cox deg. w, 200 feet TO post marked No. 2.
U. 4. Survey No. 1fG; thence I'd course n. D,4
deg. W., 900 feet to post marked No. 2. u. 3.
Survey, No. lag: thence Sd coirs- ". G9h deg.
E.. 200 feet to post marked No. :, u. y. Survey
No. Ii6, and thence 4tb course $. 10 :, deg. T.,
1000 feet to post No. !. the place of beginning.
containing 4 59-iO0 acres. This claim Is bound
ed on the southeast by the Stella and Fannie
b mines. The location Of this mine Is duly
recorded In the Recorders efice of Eureka
Mining District, on page l0i. in book A, Of
the Mining Records of said District. Any
and sIl persons claiming adversely any portion
Of said Eureka Giant mime ar said ground ~ here
adverse claim with the Register Of the United
States Land ofsec ut Egreks, in the State Of
Nevada. during the sixty days period Of pnbli-
cation hereof. or they will be barred by virtue
of the provisions If the statute.
jy1o-10d ID. b. IMMEL. Register.