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Notes and News.

| CARDINAL AlcClcskey looks like Presby-
terian elder Of the bIucst of the blue
grade.
Ed. Stokes. the murderer, Of Col Jim
Fisk, is about to take up his residence in
St. Louis. .. .-s..4 s.. II, e.. ...a
Charles Reade stutfs himself with hot
! breac, and has vast admiration for the
first Napoleon.
LoTTA has kicked up her heels to
some purpose, and has recently loaned
S6S,coo in New York. e.. .....s - ... IT,.
The house committe on territories have
| agreed to report adversely the bill organ
! izing the territory Of Lincoln out Of
the Black Hills -Minnea1ozis Tribune.
William F. Cody buffalo Billy has re-
| moved from Rochester to North Platte,
Neb.. where he will devote himself to
cattle-raising and the excitement Of the
PLAIN. ..... ...,.... ,l....-,..-
n. Whitman returned last evening from
Iowa, bringing with him magnificent
Norman stallion and five blood mares.
The stallion is beautiful dapple gray,
and weighs 1850 lbs. We understand that
Mr.. Whitman paid $500 for the horse
alone.-Fa!go Times
That was nice little speculation 6. G.
Beardsley made on Monday. He bought
a block Of twelve lots Of the railroad COM
pany for 5000 cash, and the next day
sold half Of the block for $500, half cash
and the remainder in one year. That is
better than the Dutchman's one per-
cent.-Fargo Times. +. ..-. ;.e- III
OMAHA has had a brilliant military we'd
ding at which Lieut.. Edgar B. Robertson,
9th infantry, was united tolMiss Elizabeth
Megeath, daughter Of theHon. J. G'meg-
cath, Of that city. All the officers Of the
garrison, in full uniform, were present
with their famlie ~ making the scene i
peculiarly striking one.
The wife Of Colonel Robert 1ngersoll is
thus described by s'The Times, Of Chi
cago: "Mrs. Ingersoll is tall, has prom
inent nose, large dark eyes. heavy dark
hair, arranged. high in twist, wears rich
jewelry, copies nobody's dress or manner,
does.just as she pleases, and asks no odds.
She is as much Of favorite, IS as
original and wicked in her views, IS her
husband; is charming, and therefore
dangerous, say the orthodox.
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Persoual

Col. Otis, of Fort Rice, came up Tues
day evening.
A Stahlu1an, the big brewer Of St. Paul
Is in the city on business, stopping at the
Sheridan.
Sweet, son Of Col Sweet, arrived
Tuesday evening from Minnesota He
has come to stay.
Jno. Fortune, Of La Crosse, Wis, and
J + Alton, Green Bay, Wis, left for the
Hills yesterday morning.
J A Schultz, of A HoIterhof & Co., St
Paul, has been in the city several days
doing good tobacco business.
Col. Sweet and Thomas Van Etten
have moved from the TRIBUNE building
to the large room popularity known as
Asa Fishers Hall II IL A. al
w A Broom. of Newell & Harrison's
grocery house, Minneapolis, returned from
the Hills Monday evening. He sold over
SIS 900 worth of goods. ,..s--1
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men, circled out around the camp being
well mounted ard struck for Fort heogh
to inform the General OF the Indians
whereabouts.
Old Boreas was on the war pa'h to-
dav hut weakened along towards night.
We hope our correspondent will
write often. He is pithy, If ne is not
long wi3ded. Ed
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Alarm in Sou1hsrn Dakots and

Last night . letter came from dele'
gate Kidder which says that the Ssun-
ders bill has show of success and that
men from Bismarck are in Washington
working for its passage.
The combination in the interest OF
the Saunders bill is strong one. Ali
the influence Of Nebraska, Wyoming,
Montana, the Black Hills, the Union
Pacific railroad company s:d Bismarck
fayors it, and Eastern Dakota is left
alone to fight the battle for its rights
The scheme doubtless il 10 make Bis
marck the capital of the proposed tor
ritory OF Lincoln and by this means
procore the support of Minnesota and
the North Pacific company
Delegate kidder says in bis letter
tina, If this portion Of Dakota wants
him s"oppose the measure be requires
notification in the shape Of remonstran-
ce.. We submit this to our readers
AID urge that they take cogni7ance OF
,h.. .,.ua,son and act Immediately
TdnEton fress.
FARGo's SENTIMENTS.
The Fargo Times after quoting from
Col. Loun.berry's Washington let
ter. and the TsIBuNE's editorial on the
new divide" proposed by Ssnator
Saunders's bill. rises to remark:
"What all Northern Dakota (o1tslde OF
Bismarck) wants, is division OF the
territory upon the natural line OF the
46th parallel. or not at al: Kemon-
strsnces against this Bismarck scheme
should be sent at once to Judge kidder
from every town in Northern Dakota,
not that there is any danger OF ITS De
coming Law, bot to correct any Iase
impression which tbeBismarck ioooy'ses
nor in Washington may enoes'of %
make as to the feeling of Northern "a
kota in the matter Of . division OF the
Territory.
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% " BISMARCK, D. T, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 28 1873
BY TELEGRAPH.H

BY TELEGRAPH.I
specic! to tie. .BisnarcE,, ,,7ri1une.
ST. PAUL, Feb. e7.-The Iowa legisla-
ture has given the McGregor and Sioux
City land grant to the Milwaukee and St
Paul Company. =- aE
was elected president of the senate yes
terday by one majority over Thurman.
-s.s+.a BEN BUTLER ~
made speech in the House Yesterday
advocating the abolition of the national
banks, free coinage, silver and greensack
issue to the full extent the country will
absorb. yuss gz.s-.- s-s15- ~
.---.- ~ sr..s The FLOOD zf .,e-r +
in Sacramento, (Cal) Valley continues.
Millions Of dollars worth of property have
been destroyed. The villages of Isleton
and Andrus were swept away. Luckily
no lives have been lost. The legislature
Of California appropriated twenty-five
thousand dollars for the relief of the suf-
ferers who have been removed to places
of safety by steamboats, and barges..
THE CABINET DISCUSSION
Of the silver bill yesterday, is said to have
revealed that Thompson and Key are
straight out silver men; Schurz and Dev-
ems for gold; the rest inclined te compro-
mise but holding that consistency de-
mands Veto Hayes keeps his own
counsel and is writing message Of some
sort s.
ANDERsoNs S PARDON.
Administration circles on alleged pri-
vate information, from New Orleans, are
confident of Anderson's pardon.
THE TERMS OF PEACE -.
are said to have been finally agreed upon
between Russia and Turkey. They leave
the latter her feet and commit the ques-
tons OF a navigation Of the straits to a
European conference. a-7'
THE ENGLISH WAR -.l.
preparations and the Russian resentment
at English arrogance are, however, un-
favorable to peace. The peace party in
Austria increases. Russia has succeeded
in pacifying Roumania which threatened
to appeal to the powers. 49, ..
KATE CLAYTON, III .-
the actress, has gone into voluntary bank
ruptcy to get rid Of the liability Of her
husbands S debts. --@@t .... -.. ~
In Tientsin, China, nearly three theus
and
REFUGEES FROM THE FAMINE
districts were recently burned to death
in fire which destroyed the buildings
in which they were sheltered Only
about one hundred escaped,
ST. PAUL, Feb. 1873.
PAGE IN POE IT
The Minnesota House. last night, voted
II to 81 to impeach Judge Page of the
Tenth Judicial district.
BILL YoR RELIER OF HAYES
appointee for peosion agent 1T New
York, enabling him to make March pay
ments without giving bond passed the
U. s. Senate, Yesterday, notwithstand
ing the vigorous opposition of Blaine
and Conkling, A to8.
Rev. Dr.. BURGESS, Of Springfield,
Mass, has been elscted Bishop of the
Episcopal Diocese Of Quincy.
PARKER,
q state treasurer Of South Carolina has
been accepted IS the states witness
against his former associates in Office,
aud released from Imprisonment.
ENGLISH wAR PREPARATIONS.
continue vigorously. Lord Napier, Of
Magdals, will be commander in ch ef
in the field if war comes, with Sir Gar
net Woolsey as chief Of staff.
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CANNOT BE
EXCELLED

CHARLEsrowS, MASS.
81. b. STEvEss. So,
Dear Sir,-This Is to certify that 1
have used your "Blood Preparatory
in my fami. y for several years, and
think that, for ScrofuIa and Canker
ious Humors or Rheumatic Affections.
lit cannot be excel.ei; and, IS a blood
purifier or spring medicine. it Is the
best thing ever used, and I have
used almoa everything. can cheer
fully recommend it to any one In need
Of such a medicine. #-ff. f.a-
Yours respectfully, ... 49,. ..
MRS A A DlNSMORE,
No. 10 Russell Street.
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GIVES
HEALTH, STRENGTH
AND APPETITE

My daughter has receiged great
benefit from the use Of VEGETiSg
Her declining health was great
IsOurce of anxiety to ali her friends.
: A few bottles .of FEGEIIsE restored
her health, strerg,h, zad appetite
= II. EDEN,
Insurance and Real Estate Agent.
~ Sears Building,
Boston, Mas
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1T IS A
Remedy.

SOUTH BosroH, Feb. 7, 1870.
d. r. SrRvESs.
Dear Sir,-I have taken several
bottles Of your VEGET1zE, and am con-
vinced il is = valuable remedy for
Dyspepsia, Kidney Complaint, and
general debility Of the system.
I csn heartily resemmsnd It to all
suffering from the above complaints.
Yours respectfully,
MRS. MONROE PARKER.
e6 Athens Street.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-04-21
MISCELLANEOU US.
Application for a Patent
TO THE BLUE BIRD MINE
NO. 4l0.
U. s. LAND OFp,ry
EUREKA, New, March lst 70,

y . LAND OFrIru
EUREKA, New, March lst is-o
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN Tn.
~ Norris II. Joseph and James r TAT
whose Postofice address is Eureka. N.vpsf,
have this day filed their applica lon ',,sada,
patent for nine hundred linear f-et az ~, a
ne Bird 'rine or vein bearing silver "a sas
surface ground two hundred feet in w; ssGa
:ltu9te, lying n being in the Eereka. Siaa,
ing District, county Of Eureka, and S,a.su.
Nevada, and known and designated hbsN
field notes and official plat on file in This ans
as lot No. l31. 0lcs
The exterior boundaries of said LOT l5
ing as follows, to wit: >" w.
Varistio J., l6% deg. east.
Commencing at a post maj ed No {, n :.
survey No. l35, the same being post M ..
U. S. SURVEY No. 1872, Golden RuIs ! Of
whence tire f1agsraff in the town of E, ,vae;
bears N. % deg. % min. f.. l5,26S feet. D : y
Hill No. ! bears N. Is deg. 81 min. NJ Iaue ny
feet; post No. 2 Of u. 5. Survey No. 90 bIsasI
Eagle lode. bears n. q deg. Al min "a " !
shaft bears N. 83h deg. f.. 1853 feet: tbsspptt
running lst course N, 63h deg. T.. ao uss ae,s
to post mark. d No. 2, Z. S. survey NJ icy
thence ID course 5. 34A deg. f., ZOO fsa, ~ \.
post marked No. 3, U. S. survey Ma by y
thence, Sd course s.. 63M deg. W., 200 fac, ~ :,
thence lth course N. 34h deg. W. eci 10 20;
to pes st No. /, the place of beginning, con,si,,
ing 4 9-l00 acres. ~
This claim is bounded on the soutbvs,.,
the Colder kule mine. 'y
The location Of this mine is duly record.a
in the Recorders Office Of Eureka MINI
District, on page la, in Book L, of tLe M,sf
ing Records of said District. "H'
Any and all persons claiming adys,sal.
any portion of said Blue Bird mine or tx
mining ground as before descr;baa az
required to file their adverse claim with NJ
Register of the United States Land 0eSsa ~ :.
Eureka, in the State of Nevada, durh . ~
| sixty days period OF publication her.sst Nv y.
they will be barred by virtue Of the p,o1is
ions Of the statute. ~
mb2- Cd d. b. IMMEL Reyir,
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Application for a Patent
TO THE
Commit Mine.
NO. 423.
VII IINEFN WI IT u,
EUREKA. Nevada. April Il. lsI

EUREKA. Nevada, April II, lSs.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ Thomas Wethered. whose Postofice al.
dress is Eureka, New, has this day filed Il.
application for a patent for one thousand
linear fe I OF the Commit mine. with s0rfacs
ground two hundred feet in width, ~sitaa,s
lying and being in the Eureka Mining d.
trict, county Of Eureka and State Of Nevada
ard known and designated by the field nots.
and official plat on file in this Office as Id
No. i3j.
The boundaries Of said lot No. 1876 are a
follows, to-wit:
Variation 10 deg. 81 min. east.
Commencing at a post marked U. s. So.
vey o. 1}b, Commit mine, situated on 4,
west side OF Prospect mountain. whence tn
summit OF Ruby Hill No. / bears n. II deg
min. Il. 6,6lb feet: post No. 1, L. 5. SuryJ
No. 10, on the Colorado lode. bears :. "a
deg. e., 2,l96 feet, and the working shatc
this lode bears n. III deg. f., u 4-l0 fe;
thence, running first course ). 2sh deg.
900 feet, TO post marked No. 2, u. 5. Sarys
M. 1876; thence. % course. N. GIN deg.
100 feet. to post marked No. 3, U. S. .Suryl
No. l3j; thence, sd course, n. 80 deg.
| 900 feet TO post marked No. I. I. S. Surf
No. ls5; thence, 1th course. ;. BIA deg. v
200 feet. to the place Of beginning. contal
ing 4 So 100 acres.
This claim is bounded bv ne known min
the nearest being the ii Dorado and Col
RADIO.
The location Of this mine is duly record.
in the Recorders office Of Eureka Mimi
District. page sl9. Book d, OF the Nina
Records.
Any and all persons claiming adversl
any portion Of said Commit mine. or al
mining ground, as herein before describe
are required to file their adverse claim VT
the Register Of The United states Land 0fe
at Eureka in the State OF Nevada. doris
the sixty days period OF publication heres
or they will be barred by virtu1 OF the proyi
sions ofthe statute.
apl7-5Od d. r. IMMEL. Register.
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Senate Saloon,
OPPOSITE TIE PARKER HOUSE,
Main Street, Eureka.
.INEsT BRANDS OF

EINEST BRANDS OF
Wines, Liquors and Cigars.
Attached to the saloon are several CUB
ROOMS, which are neatly and costly fitted
up. All the daily and weekly papers. and
the monthly magazines. can always be found
at this establishment.
TOMMY DOUGLAS. Manager,
Eur aka. January 2, 1877. Ht'
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WASHINGTON NOTES.

\. A. aalpin Chief Clerk ~ thu lndIAn
b,.rean, has been removed Il, secrelas, Athnrs
un account " corrupt practices.
The report submitted IL Secretary sehnrg bs
Joseph Il. Mrcammnn, u thu Department II
Justice usrt. Thomas II. bradley, United
statea army. and George AZ. Lockwood. Chief
Clerk of tho Interior Department, the Hoard u
Inquiry convened by him hi June lat IL Il.rrti.
.ate the Indian service, Ii very elaborate and
luminous document. Tho report condemns
tho absence II regulation. aysionl and moth
suppression Of charges against agents aud con.
tractors, thu carrying OH of raMi.oillcIAl cor.
rcspondenro BY subofdinates without author.
ity, tho careless disposal II records. the relin.
lnislment of authority by responsible officers.
the lor1 or disappearance VI important papers.
and tho fartlous opposition BY clerks aud o,i.crs
10 the hoard of Indian Commissioners. II
Also refers In terms 81 dlsgnst to the "nnds
nesn of tho Chief clcrk. tho Corresponding
Clerk. the Annuity Clerk. aud others, the Ia.
ompeteney displayed In the accounts dislsioni
the inetliciency VI the land division, the habit.
nal lack of cireumslsction hi the finance siivl.
sion, the nseles.nuss u tho civilization disi.
Sion, aud tho decentralization u The bureau
throughout"
Mc1arrAhana big snit against tho Now ldliA
Mining Company, which Involves thu tiilu 10
qulclsilver mining property VI vast value. aud
which has boom fought In tho courts and In
Congress for about fifteen years, hAs Ut last
bcc,l decided against him In tho United Htn,ca
Aaprcmc Court.
Tho wAsLlnston National R.pntliean state.
upon what Il "rcgArds - high authority tiat
the rresidcnt will sisn the Silver bill Whenever
II shall b. submitted 10 him. Z"
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rnshlOn Notes.

Hall ,lrcsscs II tnllr have humming.
birds for trimmings.
New portmonnnirs have place Tor 4
picture 0n the cover
The latest albums llayr handle NJ.
tnelcd, by which they mny be held.
n pretty nnl nrw device for thu toilet.
table II bird coloanc.hol.l.r.
Whole toilet .ets nfu shuwn In I'LL
gree silver. nni ARE the prettiest things
out.
Orange blossoms Tor bridal dresses
nrc perfumrd with the eh~ence of tho
flower.
uuuches u orange blossoms nrc placed
on The instep 81 the satin shoes worn by
brides.
The newest reception ,lresseH nro
made NJ Tho Duchess brocAdrs, In either
pale pink, blue, Or cream color. :.
A ribbon nm inch ani half wi.lr.
around thr waist, ticd In bow In front,
Ii wpm with tho Prinrctse dress.
Chinese and Japanese VIC with carli
other Tor supremacy IN decorations, ~.
most ID thu exclusion u other stylew.
Nav photograph stands Are In tho shape
III ri open hook held by Cupid, tho
bookslAnd and Cupid all In gilt.
White lnce mittens arc more Atyli.h
for evening wear than Kid gloyes; they
afford nm opportunity for II ilnp display
of rings. - NtW York 1ribnns.
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which he charged that President risvcs Oh.
tanned his t,tlc ID og,,oc thro,,rh cor,
rupt bargaining with tho Louisiana l,e,un.
INK Beard aud Ill. political opponcnts, and
urged the Importance 10 tho conntry Of obtain.
Ing 4 riehtfnl solution OF tho nncstion In.
volved. Mr.. I.icb, Republican, moved to lAy
tho memorial on Tho table and called fny m.
ayes and noes. which resulted IA, nocs
81. II waa then referred 10 tho Committee ..
Federal Relations.
George II. Pcndleton will bc elected uniscd
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1878-01-18
POLITICAL POINTS.

A special Washington telegram 10 tho CHI
cAgo Tribune says: "Thots arc numerous
printed statements 10 tho eject that numles
Of members arc coming back, determined /.
revise the electoral count, and 10 hAvo an IN.
vestigation " the Presidential election. Hcn-
stor Conkling IA credited with being thu prime
mover. and II n asserted that, while NO attempt
will be made 10 impllcAte President Hayes,
efforts will lc made u involve stanley Mat
thews, Secretary Sherman. aud 0en. GARFIELD
In Al alleged Presidential bargain. Tho
name Of senator Howe. of Wisconsin, Ii quoted
~ tho person who viii consent 10 int.oslncc tho
resolution In the Senate In behalf of Senator
Conklng, while 10 don. Butler Ii attributed
tho leadership Of tho movement In tho HOUSE.
Democrats claim thAt there arc AllidaMis LII
existence from CassanAve and Kcnn.r. mum.
bcrs u thu lletnrning Hoard. In which these
two worthios Assert that there was bargain
for tia Louisiana electoral vote 10 which shsy
were rartier ~ members Of tho board, and that
the bargain made with them hss not bccn fn.
iilicd. Tho mama u ficn. Grant In also used
~ party 70 this understanding.
The NcpnblicAn AtAts Convention OF New
Hampsliro met 1t Concord last wcuk, and
nominated u. v. Prescott for Governor. neso-
lntions wero adopted denonneing any legislaiion
tending 10 repudiatc tho public debt, disappros.
ing the rcmonctlxing of silver, opposing money
aubaiiies aud land yranss to private CORPORA.
tions, cct'demning ~ faction. aud n,i.chis.ous
any attempt y roopen tho Presidential contro-