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The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-09-09
Chew Jacksons Best Sweet Navy Tobacco

That favorite and most excellent of hotels
the Delavan, at Albany, has followed the
example of most of the leading hotels, and
made a reasonable reduction in rates. Prices
are now So, So 50 and $4 according to loca-
ton of rooms and rooms without board
may be had at 81, upward. The Delavan is
well known as one Of the finest and best of
hotels There is no reason now why every
body visiting Albany should not stop at the
Delavan, as they can live better for the same
money than at any other hotel.-LNew York
Hotel Gazette.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-09-09
DAVID SIsK, Secretary.

HoBsoN's CHOICE. you have all heard
of the expression 'Hobson's choice Thos
Hobson was carrier at Cambridge, Eng
land, and owning horses, he used to let
them to students. He was very humane
man, and made rule that every horse
should have regular time in which to rest,
and no matter how much student might
want particular horse, he couldn't have
him if it were his time to rest. So it was
'Hobson's choice. Take what you can get
or 60 without"
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-09-09

sessed as follows: Congressman, 81 800 each !;
Sheriff, $1,050 Probate Judge, $1,000;
Judges, 81, 800 each; Coroner and Prosecu-
tor, 5000 each; Commissioner, $500; Infirm-
airy Director $3.50; Justices of the Peace,
$3.50 each; Surveyor, $100.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-09-09
Religious Notes.

The sessions of the Baptist Pastors Con-
ference was resumed to-day.
Forty-fve situations for girls were found
during the month of August by the
Womens Employment Bureau.
Rev. G. w. Churchill has been perma-
nently settled as pastor of the Baptist
Churches at Mt. Lookout and New Vienna.
Rev. G. w. Currier, recent graduate of
" -'--:""l Seminary OCCupied the
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-09-09

Runs earned-Mohawks 5.
Bases on errors-Mohawks T. Maple Leafs 2.
Left on bases-Mohawks 8, Maple Leafs 2.
Balls called-On Williams 16 on Ickerstaff17.
Strikes called--OfWilliam H. off lckerstatf 5.
Time-Two hours and thirty minutes.
Umpire-AL Jennings.
That the Mohawks are not to blame may
be seen from the following kilograms from
the Managers of the Indianapolis Club:
"NnrANApoLIs. Aug. q, 1873.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-09-09

lief Committee for the benent OF Ine ,v..or...,..
sufferers. EBERTS IL HULETT
se3-tf Railway Excursion Agents.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-09-09
SPORTING NEWS.


Bostons and Cincinnatis to-day.
A game was played yesterday between
the Joint Stock Company and Sullivan's
Cutters, in which the Joint Stock nine were
victorious, by score Of 25 to q in five
innings. Umpired by Jacob Bauers
The Queen Citys and Rivals played fine
game of baseball yesterday on the Ravens
Grounds, at the foot of Liberty street. The
Queen Citys solicit challenges from amateur
clubs Address Theodore Nolte Manager
southeast corner Bank and Riddle streets
Their game yesterday was as follows:
Innings. ..........,. 2 8 $50
Queen Citys. ............. 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 4
Rivals. 0 0 0 l l 0 o. 2
The Mohawks, owing to the failure of the
Capital Citys of indianapolis to put in an
appearance, were compelled to play the
Maple Leafs of this city yesterday. The
score will show that it was a regular picnic
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-09-09
EDWARD O'MEAGHER CONDON.

1IS -
there.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-09-09
Read ONE Of Our Numerous HOME
Testimonials:

We have been running Wheeler e
Wilson'S No. 6 Machine on ladies',
misses and children's shoe uppsrs
during the last three years, and
have fifty-six of them i'm constant
use. We find them superior to any
other Sewing Machine in the fel~
lowing particulars:
1t will close seams in leather,
without puckcring, tighter ana
more rapidly than any machine OF
which we know, and that with
heavier silk or linen thread and
smaller needles.
1t runs faster and makes more
regular and better stitching ON fine
leather than any other machine we
ever used.
They are very durable. We run
them by power fully up to TOO
stitches per minute. They are ala
in excellent condition., and they do
not cost us for each machine 2ss
per year for repairs.
STRIBLEY g. CO.,
Cincinnati, Ohio
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LOCAL BREVITIES.

LET us rejoice that once week,
The peaceful Sabbath comes around;
When pious minded youth can seek
The calm and quiet baseball ground;
Where they can take their so oiemn rest,
And pitch and strike their level best.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-03-28
DENNsYLvA>IA RAILROAD.
AND uSiil1 sffllS VII ROUTE

AND UNITED STATES VI Al. ROUTE
ON and after NOV IL. 1877.
rr1ins leave NsN Nurk Dc~b.o>>es and cortan 1t
~ts teIrlc>. ~ follows
LNrc,s iur HaTr,ur- Pittsburgh the West and SOUTH
VIII Pullman Palace Cars attached, . A NJ. and 81
4 " tA.lt.
tcr Wllhansnort. Lock Haven. Cory ami Erie, Ms ~
7. VI. connecting At CORY tor rtusyile. Petroleum
Centre. ami the on Regions For Wihamsport and
lgrk Haven. \
For Baltimore, Washington. and the SOUTH Limited
WASHINGTON Express at Pulman Ptrlor Cars daily,
cent >uud it - 80 A. VI. arrive Washington To 4 VI.
r.. liar att - A ~ l. 81, and r. NJ. sunday, $50
4iiu ~ NJ.
ESlr,s ior Philaierhia N 20 . @ 80 Limieil II
4 NJ. Z. o.. 81. =. $50, ami 7. VI sunday. . \.
100 s.! :. 80, auieP NJ. LmsrAnt and second
ca...7P
Boa. OF BROOKLYN Annex" connect with an through
taiu Atler.' 'iv. nf0rine aspceds ana iirccttrans
ftr f0r htNHeit Do trANt4
ror ..aH,- 20 N'Wara Ehllheth Railway. Princeton.
T. n''n. lHifl NUNur, f.rmn-f'n. H. lNi'rrr. AMI
other fNlut. -gc luCu schedules AZ 800 u Ncf Offices
Tfl- lf..Nt ffIu iifitlr-n % 90 ana ll 40 \ VI AMI
iH -lF tuit. l'll h aui 90 T. daily cN.
COS MONDAY Prom Ntsuu-t1u ant hauuorr. q -
anf 500 4 ". D.. ., anl - 90 VI SUNDAY
1NAnt 900 a NJ lfNnli 'ti0 INNli, o. q 'n. - ~.
1000 MON -nA N 30 Co. 10 D -. 81 3D. - lJIt
a.. il- . rHII Az. d. Az, e. 3D. g ~ 40 -, II %
N.t by. ,lp! ln COR
7 set ID hoes. ,-G and His Bro1'wav Aston House,
.r| t.f t. ne.ar'>~os aui trtantt IS. Court It,
lHu.vn IA lit amt Us iilt~ln st.. iunoken, Depot
jy.t1.A.fg. t..l-rant ncActoHc,. Battery gare.
lkANh THOMSON. l. 7 FARMER
q j ttaU f raj a -sil "a A-aN
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CRuE RAuLwAY.-roREcLoSrn


L>RIE AY.-FORECLOSrRE SALE -
Il supreme Court Of The state ut New Yor, The
Farmers Loan and Trust COMPANY plaintiff against The
Enc RAILWAY COMPANY amt others. defendant, H, ,ir
IN, ol and pursuant tn ia istrut ami decree oi fore.
closure amt .nlc rendered ANA entered at special Term
of the SAIL supreme court ia the above emit ed action
the seventh day 90 November 4 d 1877 / George.
Tckuor GURUS Referee appointed thcrcin 10 ri. all AMI
SINGULAR the murt.a.rd PREMISE. franchises amt urnu
eftN. both real personal ami mixed mentioned M tile
complaint 10 tn. action AMI mentioned u the sait ivls
mont ana decree. hriug the murtl grd or uesd
be- 10 the plaintiff the Farmers Loan ami Trust
COMPANY. hN mortgage bearing datr o the fourth Itv
~ FEBRUARY A H. iS-4 du hereby eve notice that ON the
twenty nth dav % March. in the wear ISIS ~ L.
O'Clock. noon al the Merchants, IA htn-c Sal srnnin
~ III broadway. IN the CITY Of New York. hN Bernard
SMITH Au,uDn,rr , pfu,cci to ,,li and shall ,sil
AT ruir avn uou to the hi-hrs hilicr for cash ia. fol
lowing les, rihe property Al and SINGULAR tine railway
of tU >i ruui amt iur Iudius Pie rnout ON
HUDSON river tuani uliu- the nnal terminus ni the
,ia railway on ll,e Eng. and thr railway known a, tie
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-03-28
DOYLE g. ADOLPHI,

Nos 287 and .os Grand St corner FORSYTH st. Sew YORK
s--lu,t received suo doA Chllrcn's French MD
GLnNE~ AZ H'o. pair. worth pc. iaOldux Liii,. MD
NIllNls AZ 800. Ihlr. Mnrlh -.
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sabn9s $lnhs,
NEW YORK SAVINGS BANK. corner sth nv
~ ana llN ~ lhhir,t 'nuurlitlrL tium to-" 1T Of
each month assets, ~ ,at So ~ .urfts sAli S9lb4
RICHARD H. BULL. rir,id,ut
9 W BWN fKFHHofF SctrrttiN
SINPENNH SAVINGS BANK, broadway and
- Aston place -k,tlhu,ltd iu 1871 ktNh open dairy
n"m lnA VI l"7f NV" cents io 500 received.
SEtOND DiNIDEN D.-pcposItors IA Freedman :
- savings BluN ulAN Send book. 10 s. l. HARRIS
banker. Ui~ Broadway. corner Buui Il
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Sn,ussn,cu;s.

49, .-.--> ------------ -----','
ftt,sTUt:r's CAiBTs.
l. M ~ = pnn on NV y
l. q q NM II II q q MN
LII, 90 NS Bpbp 90 IN
CCC " NRR GU y y SSSS
G. !IRRR. G T. y 'SSs
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Gee IIE CCC UU IS"
sANGtEs ROYAL. BRITISH MENAGER1E.
BuCKiiiLi. : PNKisiNN TROUPE
The n,,,t m .noi,',o, i ,iccc sever
The mammoth nn ilims mriv packed with
""- Nu"' IisLlSi Dj6'cEliiE'' ''
'"e ,1vwf's' rnEiV su%'
the most di.tinsfi.i"I mai. irf.i,cA rider alive
WN rNNNN
'n'WW ,.. r(l 'il>t iil '''''
an ss,oni.hint Uis .l.ns irftinrk caucs,ricnne,
" +, III ,,.,' ,ti,.r.
\ NONSrfR III NtGERiE'
Ks iWNfNsE SENSATION
Ah""' ' ,.,n ,,'' ' INV t eat '"''"o"
SPECIAL NArINftS rrF.ptNS riit'RsDAyS AND
Admission -, ai !, cent?. qs.,r,cd seat. rs cents.
,iiii'ii,n' h, .it ,ri,. ' '
w '' ''
DARK THEATRE ROBSON AND CRANE.
orR BACHELORS iiFfii Wftk. ora BACHELORS
,.,.,...,.., Llt NV WEI h... 81, a., Bot. a..
AT @ ~ "i ~, .'u ,,tc :" ,nf nef ",,c
'. ' '''i :S iss:.'' comedy By DO
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.ttiurts.

.rturfs.
DEN. u. =. STORIES, u n. viii deliver his second
IL ulhfiuu. lhD ottoman aLd the Mu.coNlt, thrir
Lnu- hurl un lhur-daN evening, NIich -, AT the Acni
ruA OF Music Hrkcf- AT the llN uhDc duuue the daN
tcl SAFE nN0 10 set
EOH RENT OR sALE-Thrce new FIRST class
i dwelling az Mountain station. ORANGE y j a. MN.
ute, from lower upper Sew iulN, with third
more laut each. no situation better combines health
beauty convenience choice nri-hburhnoi rent. $50 10
500 Amply To BALDWIN, IA Broadway room ~,
Sew YORK.
hTIIIIS To LEr-ln second story sun huliing,
" rNrt and rear. WEI usltoi AMI steam heated Ap.
A. A lt Nfn llhriion ufrr. Nt.,tu amt Frhnhinrt
'I'UE STORE ld Nassau ST.. sun huhiln-. 10 let
suitable Tor hauslu-, ln.urtner. or general Business.
am h'Aci AriN Al u'c 0Dn funlcauon ONCE. 40
Nu-stIIs'
rI'D LET small family . rooms IN list st. sec.
udd house west 90 nth HN., rent 81
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Gcl0 aul .ooms.
BOARD wanted IN the vicinity OF 18th Il and 9Th ay.
- ,Nmfnlt mot style AdfrO-.. srtiu, terms cos
SlANf, hoN lt2, sun "ficc Tor two day,
lOA EDINC., nl'l. ,Noal.out l.... VI small NIX. ms
- bath T. - 30, 81 table board, 50 1856 Hudson
81 corner Beach
- lNTLEMEN and ladies accommodated with
" hcArd, pleasant rooms, terms moderate Dos Mul
berry It, near Spring T.
HALL bedroom want a, with board hy Young lady
j in small private family. Address g. box loi sun
ulnrr.
NICELN-FU FINISHED front rooms Tor house.
~ keeping, - weekly Private house, 50 Crosby St,
between Broone and spring SITS
1n7 WEST 25rH ST.--Large front room, fur
~ nlshed, with or without boardi one or two
gentlemen
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tlcrsOHl, ttoutc5.

tcrsOHll ,toutr5.
4 CEKTtiN tIRE for hoadnchc. constipation
u plrs. stomach, uNcr ar sidney Diseases weakness.
A., .uufhfus luN-urinn- rup - cent, per lutth
mrurlar r.,s solicited Hui cured or money returned
sample bottle circular, Hnt AdNrr tree. 10 BrOumr It.
4 TrENTION, pturnt,' Dr PROTIN. from Paris.
y "a huni 81 go wars ~ rrirutr, consultations -.
a diseases, SKIN disorders and nervous dehly speedily
and raflcaIlv cured
A IL DISEASES of men speedily cured Con,ulta
~ ton irgc Dr. stliNAB, Is East sth II, near SCI
DISEASES OF MEN specially. cure from to
- DAYS, Ok DYER. ~ West iaui ~. nrai Ga,
MARY !-sncerest thanks Tor everything Please do
WI not have any misgvings whatever. All right
SEEMING slatbinrs.
GINGER new family sewing machines, with all at
- tmchnenis for $50 also sold with all attachments
on rs monthly payments direct IRON offices - Union
square, $40 Bowcry 43 Av b. 700 9Th av, $40 Blocker
q, and 22si 81 ayr Harlem Beware OF counterieits
Buy only from these offices
OK FOR my Wheeler Wilson or Singer family
~ eheap both nearly new. $50 eth st.. fancy store
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I-Nlo> SQUARE Tur,rKr.

= y TTTlNtUT w ~TTIKTDAN SHOOK
Manager ....... Mr \ PALMER
Nfi go - gins nrNnff'v uf
7fru oNFRNfif LINING SUCCESS OF
Performance 1liE GRf 81 EMOTION 80. FLAI
ttLKBH Nh u CASE
A Celebrated rnE HOUSE, j. CROW nfp AT EVERY
tH~U PERFORMANCE
SATURDAY AT 60 ttiNENrit MATINEE or
\ tTLfbH ifN tNsf
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1878-07-24

REGISTER. Major Watts, Regis
trar of voters, has crossed to the
North side of Red River, aud for
some time will be on duty among the
yeomanry and hard listed Democrats
of the Parish, and the enemies of
Radicalism, specially the radivalism
of Rapides as preached and practiced
by Its leaders and managers. For
the special benefit and information
of these true men, we hereby an.
nounce that registration will be open
and in full working order as follows:
Rigolet Ward. -~Gus Labat's, July
26, II and %. Asa Bells, July 30,
81, and August /. .
Pineville-Big Island, at Michael
DevilIe's, August s, 6 and z. Hol-
loway's Prairie, at Jno. A. Newell's,
August s, 8 and. 10. j. E. Bore
lands Aug. IL, Ii and a.. p ~ :
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1878-07-24

JENKINS Annihilator" never
fails to cure the worst forms Of Rheu.
matism, Gout and Neuralgia. Read
the testimonial of gentleman who
suffered for years:
N. JENKINs-Have been afflicted with
Rheumatism for many years. Have used
the Annihilator with great benefit.
5 COLUMBUS H. ALLEN,
Office Brooks Rice Mill, New Orleans, La.
N. JENKINS & Co., Proprietors, New
Orleans, La. Send for circular.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1878-07-24

!, -+R e N q that The pressiit re
istratlon, now going On under NE
auspices of Major G. 0. Watts, Reg
istraf pf voters for the Parish of Ra.
pidcs, lisa ne0 one, that all must
register aneao, and that unless you
do so you can not vote in November
next. All old or former registration
papers are Of no use, andlare now null
and void.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1878-07-24

-PERsoss. needing good, heart.
cypress Shingles, instead of sending
to New Orleans for them, cannbe
served better and cheaper at home,
by ordering of Carroll Corley; at
Deloach's Bluff. Orders directed to
them by the Bart. Able, or to Der.
trand Post Office, will receive
prompt attention. ~
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1878-07-24

-REG1srRArfoN up to Saturday,
the goth inst, sums up 1000. In
The Pine Hill Precincts it has gone
over one. half, but the excuse is q
good one, their crops being reaIlyStoo
fine and promising to neglect FIR, a
single hour. Ga the last heat, the
boys will make a grand brush down
the quarter stretch, and to a ,man
will be registered. ar ....,Yt
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1878-07-24

DEWARE OF COUNTERFEITS.-
D WE ARE THE ONLY AUTHOR
lied AGENTS FOR THE SINGER
NEW FAMILY SEWING MACHINE
IN THE. PARISHES OF RAPIDES,
VERNON and GRANT. FERGUSON
& SCHNACK, WATCHMAKERS and
JEWELLERS. gsl .Ft 4=444
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HE N RY ST. JOHN
July At. & :, -. s,,,....s
sss = "A earn. S.-.esss2
On BOARD STMR., BART. ABLE,
July 18th, 1873. {

ON BOARD SrMR., BART, ABLE,
July 18th, 1878.
Capt. R.lsipnott and Oficers:3 ~ .
GENrIEMEN- We, the undersigned.
desire in this manner, to return thanks
to you, for the pleasure we have expo
rienced on board of "Our Bart. Ahle,"
on her trip up;the river. We know
we lave caused you great deal of
trouble aud Inconvenience, and we de-
sire to assure you that the same is ap-
preciated to the fullest extent In
conch1si6n, we beg to wish you a lotlg,
happy and prosperous life, and to sub
scribe ourselves, |AsET
~ Your true friends,
- 49, EDWIN G: HUNTER, .,.
sSss IS LAWS IExADx,
MR. & Mrs. II. A BIossAT,
I. t'jet ~ MISS SUSIE p. TEx,DA, a.
!. MRs. LEWIS TExADA,
E MISS ALICE Polk,
:, ,s.s!l I'd PIN. II. HYNsoN, 'ag +
8 49,, Miss JULIA:B. Hoy,
:! fii.' e. Il. RANsDELL,
2 ga@ .R.5Tg HxNsoN,s s4r3 vea xe
= Ill Miss CLARA GbMrroN,
IT. r.. NJ. TExADA, q = @@ 9
III Miss ANNIE Fl. PREor,
az j. L. HUNTER,
ta, 3Ef tt ID: a. TEx4,DA, sf: a 4
=" w. F. TExADA, ts .'5f
w. p. Flower,
!. MISS KATE PICKETT,
Sn4'i 81 A. E. WATSON. .2.. tg.
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"A MOST important notice from
the School Board, and one of interest
to Parents and School Teachers, ap.
pears iu tosday's DEMocRAr, and he
call the special attention of%sall
thera.o. ;"
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1878-07-24
The nast week in Alexandria

The past week in Alexandria
will become historic and will be
known as the hottest ever expert
enced here. At no time of our life
have we been so depressed by the
heat, and the same complaint comes
from the Bayous and the Hills, and
even the Prairie. This heat extends
all over the country, an, the tele-
grams, especially from the West. re
port it as unprecedented. In st.
Louis alone, on the 18th, forty-two
adults were killed by sun stroke,
prominent citizens were Frustrated
in their stores, and an entire suspen.i
sion Of business is favored until cool
weather" &s ~ ~ >~..' '7saSa II
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DlEDa

ID T. UsS, ,. IS
AT Asheville, North Earolina, on Well
n.sday, July II, 1878, MRs. ADELdA
SEP, aged 81 years and s, nlptlths.
:. Over the river, -. =. ''E''
The dark flowing river, ss't
Another has passed to that shore us' 81
Where angels are keeping 4. :
Watch DER tile sleeping 10
Loved ones gone before. 81 " :;
Over the river, .;.sis s,:i
The mystical river :. ~,
Of death, from the tumult Of life, -
In snowy white dress, 500
In radiant brightness, si'''s X
A soul has passed without strife.,'i =,
Over the river, %. !. I.
" The peaceful river, i-:os.3
Far away from tempest-tossed strand }.
Past all complaint, !. s,.. !
A white robed saint
Has entered the spirit land
From over the river, ..,,a
The silent river, -
The boatman pale and cold, Ae'a . .
Made shining mark;
But his phantom bark
Was pe'er entered by one more bold,
For her life has been good,
She has withstood a
Temptations without and within.ts. :.
Be ever the flood a9 ssasskssl,3
So deep, the blood ''''s'l a.. q. =
OF her Savior has cleansed her from sin.
Over the river, 3ttsaa3f sf..-~jYfIs
The shining river, satr jS,5ti u -
She has gone; we'll meier see her more ;
Oh, angels fair, Isl. ,1ed 81 ':f14a,f
TO thy heavenly care, 4 Y tisht
Fold her forever more. tafafise,tl "
And when some day, ;.s.s ..,ts !,
In the glistening spray, o..- s4.
1, too, for the sound of the oar y 5
/ Shall listen, I'll pray ais ~
T For the gilded way. ~ IL ...5 g
Thou, love, hast gone before. 50 s
And, oh I'll think. .i' S7.s'% 't' !, !.
s That close to the brink =: -
OF that shadowy mystic sea, al, =;
You'll he standing as near -'....',' 80
I As can be, DEAR, - ID +.
Watching, waiting for me, e.. ,a-E. !,
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:. IN MEMORY

OF LAURA, YOUNGEST DAUGHTigs4oF
FENwICK BRENT & 'LAuKA. oYEBTeN,
AND WIFE, OF JOHN MADDOX, ;YHo
DIED AT HER RESIDENCE, WOODLAND
PLANTATION, ON SUNDAY, JUssk S0rH,,
1878; AGED "a YEARS. Il agnaosss 8.
= Thus has passed from death untb Fife
eternal, one of Earth's plrrest gems and
brightest flowers. She was leniaeently
christians and left us With the hlessed
assurance of a'comp leted' tttIs To q Heas
venly Inheritance. She was asdsvoted
wife and mother, loving audaaffec-
tionate sister and friend. Long" will
the memory Of her virtues be enshrined
within the hearts of those. who loved
her here. She died, ala the commu-
Mon of the Catholic CHURCH, in the
confidence Of acertain faiths In the5com-
fort of reasonable, religious, and holy
hope, in favor with God and in perfect
charity. with the world."l W. III
May the God of the orphan support
and protect those little ones, she COM
mitted in perfect rustic His Fathefly
care. May he shield them in His'ever.
lasting arms making them faithfully
and forever His until they cometo His
Eternal XII ,gdom and, be joyfally re-
united to their Sainted Mother in
Heaven. a 4xxz*. =
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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-01-09
PACIFIC COAST.
SArJ FRANCISCO Ell
A Variety of Items From the
Metropolis.
KEARNEY AND THE MAYOR.
SAN Francisco, Jan. 8.

SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 3.
William A. Helm. one OF the iucen'
diary agiIators who Was indicted by
the Grand Jury, surrendered himself
to day, and was released on So, 1000
bail.
Henry l.. Sparger, late Postmaster
at Fort Bidwell, has been convicted
in the United States Circuit Court on
an indictment for ~emhezzling Sl,04l OF
Government money. He was sen
fenced to pay a fine equal to tue
amount abstracted and TO be impri~-
oned in the Alameda county jail for
nine months, dating from the time OF
his arrest, which leaves little more
than three months to serve
This morning the case of Fred. lick
A. Gibbs, charged with apprcp ria ing
election funds to his own use, was
again called in the City Criminal
Court. The case was dismissed 10y
Judge Ferrall, who said there being
no evidence To sustain this complaint,
which charges Supervisor Gibbs with
the conversion and appropriation OF
public moneys to his own use, The
| charge is accordingly dismissed and
the defendant discharged.
Don Francisco de la Guerra dice at
Santa Barbara to day, aged 60. he
was a leading representative of The
CaliforniaDs at Cohuenga Pass, at the
conference between the American
forces, under Fremont, and the Mexi'
can troops, under PicO, and success
fully ad vocated n cessation OF Iio>tili'
ties and an ac%quiescence in American
occupation.
Henry w. Grayson has been arrest
ed in Portland, Oregon, on a rtquisi
ton from the Governor of Kansas, OF
a charge of numbering G Patiil, IN
Johnson county, Kansas, November l
1867.
1t rained last night and a greater
part Of to day. 1t is still raining to
night.
Mayor Bryant alleges that Kearney
misrepreseuted "A late interview be
tween them, and he refuses to havt
anything more to do with The aglta or
II is stated that Kearney's latest dem
onstration in the direction of a panic
was planned and executed in the in
terpsls Of the bears of the stock market
fses a,ect 20 The Late senator Porter
SACRAMENTO, Jan. s.
The remains OF the late Senator
Nathan Porter were sent to Oakland
TO day in charge OF a committee o
Senators. The Odd Fellows accom-,
panied his remains to the depot. His
seat in the Senate was drapeu and EN-
logies were pronounced in both
Houses.