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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-04-09
rURrkA CONSOLIDATED.

Following il the official letter of the
Superintendent to The secretary in San
Francisco:
w. w. TRAyLon, Secretary: Mining
operations have continued favorable
through the week, with good progress
in extending DIRT &. Stopping cut ores, etc.
Seventh level West DIR # No. | con
tiuued III feet, and now in l46 feet.
East DRIFT ad, anced Ii feet, and now III
l26 feel. Drift in low grade ore, and
Improving. Ore chamber opening cut
we'll. and looking first rate.
Eighth levei--E4st drift from ore
chamber in 81 te.t in low grade Ore.
Ninth levsl-.Started driit running
east from cross cut. aud advanced the
same 81 fee. Ground looking very
f~avorably. incline sunk six feet, and
now down 1856 feet. Bottom Of incline
IN ore and qsiartzile.
Eleventh level-North cross cut from
Fest drift advanced IL leet, and now in
20 ( At, with ground looking very favor
ably. MAN es.tdria continued 10 feet,
and now in II feet. Drift IN low grade
ore. Raise made 20 feet, aud now up
80 feet.
The ore bodies on the several levels
are all looking a. well ~ ever, and
yielding their usual quota Of ore.
Tue furnaces are running tirst rate,
having yielded 4S tOns Of bullion daily
for the week ending thi- morning.
Yours truly, II. boNNELLY, Supt.
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FOREIGN w
NOT so MUCH TALK OF WAR.
The Russian Troops Going Home.
serious Trouble at the Cape OF
Coed Hope.
LONDON. Aprn 8

Ion DON, a pEli o.
Ono set of dispatches saws the bona
fide re urn bonIe of the Russian
troops tta- comm need, while an other
says that only The depleted regiments
are SEN home to recruit. aud their pO
siiinns are immediately filled by fresh
troops from the north. However. the
general impression of the news seems
less pro Russian than of late, and there
10 "A feeling here anu in the European
colony at Constantinople that the dis
like OF the Turkish people TO Ru>si. Is
SO great that the Porte would not dare
venture. in a Russian alliance even it
they wished.
1t il claimed on all hands, except in
purely partisan discu ->ioUs, h "A the
Cabinet is sincerely DESTROYS to avoid
war. The wi hdrawsl of the treaty Of
San Stefano or lis unconditional sub
mission 70 the judi ment of Europe is
regarded as the only alternative of
war;. Lord l., ons. the British En-
ba>sador al PARIS. designated to repre-
sent Great Britain at The congress, re-
turned to Paris on Saturday, which is
considered to ind Cat that no great
hope is felt OF a speedy meeting oi the
congress.
The news from the Cape OF Good
Hope betokens a renewal OF serious
troubles. A telegram dated Cape Town,
March 10 h. SAYS we fighting or
CURED in the Pi ie bush yesterday, and
is still proceeding. l. is repor I'd that
~Secocoeni has declared himself openly
hostile and hesieged two forts in rams
voal. This most SERIOUS M Tvs has just
reached here. S%ecocoeni is a powerful
- IL .t..u .. - 49,
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DAILY SENTINEL,
TUESDAY, P z 9. 1878.
srLvER PURCHASES.

The San Francisco Bulletin of q late
date says: 1.-THE Mint authorities are
securing around considerably for fine
silver with which to start the San
Francisco Mint on 4l2K grain dollars.
We learn that a lot OF go. 900 ounces re-
Gently purchased from the Selby
works ostensibly for export. has been
resold to the mint In this city at seven
per cent discount. This Is equivalent
TO q fraction over 81 20 per ounce
1000 fine, and is equal to SAID in Lon
don, e25 ine. The quotation In Lon
don yesterday and the day before was
SAID, with weak tendency. We also
understand that the Mint here yester
day secured the Grand Prize bullion,
amounting to about 1901 900 unces
The price paid is understood to have
been equal to 54Nd in London. Su
perintepdsnt Dodge ought to have low
about SOC, 900 ounces for coinage into
4l2H grain dollars upon the arrival OF
the dies. A banker in the East India
trade has been interviewed with q view
Of importing Sycee silver from China
for the mint in this city. but tits found
that it would cost $l.25 to land it here.
The Treasury department. appears to
be determined to get Its supply outside
the Nevada mines If possible, even if
It has to pay full as much and a tribe
more. In pursuing this course. the
Secretary may not understand that he
comedies the position taken by our
leading producers, but 1t is neverthe-
less a fact" And in all of these rams
actions, the Bulletin might have added,
MI. Secretary Sherman bslrays a feel
ing against the mining interests of Ne
vada which is a disgrace to his high
position as a member of the Cabinet.
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William 4. Pettes, representing the
firm of Brown & Prior, dealers in fine
furnishing goods, Chicago, is stopping
al the Parker House. No. Is. ami
Will reunaIn in Eureka 4 week or ten
JAWS. The firm is noted for the hant-
ONE n elegan line of articles In
" hich they deal. and enjoy u large
patronage on this coast. MIR. Pettes
has already taken a great many orders.
and will doubtless do a good business
during his stay.
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YESTERDAYS DISPATCHES.
SPECIAL TO THE DAILY SENTINEL
wAsHINuToM INTEL.
LIdENCE.
HI Gov.
TEST.
Ben. Butler Pressing the Claims Of
Gen. Shields.
WASHINGTON. April Z.

WAsHINGroN, April z.
Considerable unessiness Il manifested
in Democratic political circles to night
regar ling the action of the lou to
morrow il the matter of the election
of a doorkeeprr. The Republican nc
ties put in force last Friday by Buffers
resolution. nominating Gen. Shields
for immediate election as doorkeeper,
are fruitful OF embarrasstnsnt for the
Democrats. The majority must con
sent to let his resolution he brought
before the House a. a matter OF priv
ilege, or else submit to having the
election indefinitely postponed by the
numerous OK pedients within the pow.
or of the minority under the ordinary
rules of proceedings; but in order to
secure the election Of their caueus
nominee, they must vote to substitute
for the words, "Generai Jas. Shields"
q true nlaiined Union soldier. the name
Of Field, whom everybody know VS. as an
ex-Conferate soldier. This, in view ot
the fact that Shields is and always has
been a Democrat, is likely to prove
embarrassing in the fall cam paigns,
aside from which it Is teafed that va
rious Democratic Representatives Of
the districts of Illinois and else where,
where there were large numbers of
Irish voters, may r e eject the caucus
nomination and cast their votes for
Shields, with thu result perhaps OF
electing him. On the other hand the
leaders OF the party Ok press conf
dence that all the Democrats will to
morrow fall into line in support OF the
caucus nominees; that the criticism
based on the selection OF n Copfeder
ate soldier for this position will not
have any p~erceptible influence in the
political struggle hereafter. II Ia also
minated that Shields will to morrow
decline the proffered candidacy.
Moses In the Toi.s.
New YORK, April 8.
Eek Governor Franklin j. Moses. Jr..
OF South Carolina, was arrested on
Broadway to night by Deputy sheriff
Connors, of Charleston. and locked up
in the police headquarters. He is
charged with having forged the name
of j. Woodruff for $3l6, and passing
the tote upon N James Allan. Con
nors il armed with a requis'tion, and
Moses will be taken to Charleston in a
few days. 1t il understood that the
object in %arresting him is to get him
back TO South Carolina to have him
tried for crimes ALLEGED TO have been
committed while holding high official
positions. Soon alter his incarceration
Moses sent one of his friends to ac
quaint his lawyers with the trouble
which had befallen him. The messen-
ger refused to disclose either his own
name or the names Of the ex-Goverp
nr's lawyers or friends in this city. No
response had been received by Moses
up to | O'Clock this morning.
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NIGHT DISPATCHES.
AND WELLS.
CUss WORDS BY THE LATTER
AN OREGON GRANGER EN-
TIGHTENING GOTHAM.

NEW YORK. Aprll 3.
The Herald has An account of an ac
rimonious Interview between j. Madi-
son Wells and Secretary sherman:
Did we moi give you moral sympathy
and the support of the letter which
General Garfield, Stanley Matthews
aud General White united with me in
writing TO you?" asked Sherman.
"Oh, hang your letter writing. There
were half a dozen better things you
could have done for US, aud as for your
moral sy mpathy il it was deep enough
To reach to he'll aud hack. 1t would not
have taken General Anderson and me
out OF Jail" s'But what else could VIZ
have done In the matter 2" queried
sherman. "Oh, II the President had
said but a word to Nichols, 1t would
have saved us from all The misery ot
staying in prison; a line from Hayes
would have done the business. As tor
writing letters, you might have written
five hundred OF them, and they would
not have been worth any more than So
much waste paper" The interview
continued IN this vein forqniIea while.
and was condurted at times in SO loud
u key that the voice penetrated to ad
joining chambers, the language OF
Wells being. as one listener described
it, freely intersparsed with "cuss
words"
The World says Colonel Mercer, Of
the Oregon Granger. delivered All adj
dress before the, New York press club
Saturday evening, In which he de-
scrihed the climate and industrial adj
~vantages OF Oregon and Washington
Territory. He made the startling state
e that west of the Rocky Noun.
tains there are $50, 900 bachelors. and
he declared that money was plenty,
but that manual labor wasall the coun
try needed.
The Sun has this on Colonel Mercer's
lecture /: The wonderful fertility OF the
sageb-ush lands has not been set forth
until recently. These lands have been
supposed TO he ~valueless. Settlers can
yet = farm there for nothing. Two
classes of people, the speaker said. are
needed IN Oregon, farmers to develop
the rich productive country. and CAPT.
talist> 10 open the mines Of coal. lead
and iron in the Cascade mountains.
The men there also want wives. Ten
Thousand single women can earn "a a
week and their board. and when they
are married there will he room left for
1000 moge.
a Dishonest Army Oficer Dis.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-04-09

No place like the Golden Rule Store fol-
Gloves. Joe is agent or the Red Bluffs Co..
and keeps the California Glove Co. Mills.
Teak Il Co. and al other lines of Gloves man.
siactured on the Pacific Coast. ap3
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Tn. H.ver,y Minssrels.

The Havsrly Minstrels, an aggrega.
ton OF celebrated burnt-cork artists.
open At Bigelow's Hall this evening.
After the leg business that has -four
ished ct the hall lately. q return to le-
Ultimate 6alds will be . relief. The
company have the reputation. earned
In the large cities of the East. Of being
one Of the finest organizations in that
line, and the names Of the performers
justides the statement. Billy Rice is
one OF the best Ethiopian comedians in
tbs country; George Thatcher created
furore in New York. and was the
subject Of many critical commenda-
tinns, Welch and Rice, song and dance
men. have no superior In their sp6ci-
atty acts, and Kemble, beside being q
noe vocalist. is also q refined and gen
manly interlocutor. The rest of the
troupe are a. renowned In their vari-
i0us roles, and altogether the entertain
mont ia far above any similar q ever
appearing in Eastern Nevada. Alarse
number Of reserved seats have already
been sold, and there 10 no doubt but
that the company will SCORE q success.
tul season, notwithstanding that we
have had Q surfslt In the amusement
line latsly, they will remain with Ne
uhM Saturday, and will pfey I've
tightg End eDe uosiuee. s
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-04-09

An alarm of fire yesterday afternoon
was caused by The discovery Of a blaze
in Colonel Reilly's rubbish pile, near
his residence. The Fire Department
was promptly on hand, but iortunate-
Iy their services were MT needed. IL
was extinRuished by the bucket brig
AIDE.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-04-09

OF gents Underclothiug at the GoLDkN
RULE STORE, cheap Tor cash. A general
Line Of Overslls and Jumpers;
Line of Tobacco and tigars;
Line o Cashmere Shirts:
Line of white and cal ca Shirts;
Line OF Writing Paper and stationery;
Line Of Glass and Porcelain Ornaments;
Line OF Necties and Collars:
Line Of meerschaum and wooden Pipes;
Line of Reps aud Furnitu e Covering;
Line Of Upholsterers' Goods;
ln oil ankle e notions and Fancy Goods,
All cheap for cash. at the Gloden Rule
Store, adjoining Paxton 4 Co.'S Bank, Eute-
~ apps
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AROMA OF BU1TER.-A Silesian
farmer suspends i'll hi, empty churn a
calico bag, filled with ira. rant herbs.
keeping TIE churn carefully closed.
AT churninR time he substitutes four
smaller bags. attaching one to each of
the heaters Of the churn. He tins
communicst S tn the butter an aroma
az delicate az VI the cows had rasfured
in meadows most highly favored by
nature.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-04-09

Sweeney's baggage team ran away
last night. throwing Tom McGovern
o the ground, and intiicting seriuu- in
juries upon him. He was taken to
Swe eney's resid nee and DR.. Owen
called. who rendered him all necessa
ny medical assistance. No damage was
done to the cam.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-04-09

In Gloves. at the Miners and Mechanic
Trade Depot
Q~vsralls, at the M. Il NJ. T. D.
Jumpers, at the NJ, Il M. T. D..
Overshirts. at the NJ. Il VI. r. D.
Undershirts. At the NJ. & NJ T. d.
Diawers, ut the N B. NJ. {. D..
v hite shirts Ut b, NJ. n NJ. r. D.
Socks, at the NJ. Il VI. +. D.
HaLdker chiefs, at the NJ. Il NJ. T. d.
Suspenders. at the NJ. Il NJ. T. d.
Glasswarr, at the NJ. 4 NJ. I. D..
Wi1ow-wars, at the N. d Nj. T. y.
Plated-wsr-. at the NJ. 4 M 7 D.
Yankee notions, at the N. q. NJ. r. D.
Stationery. at the VI. 4 NJ. T. u.
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Why, JOE, of the GULDEN RULE. He
always has the best assorted stock and finest
quality Of goods to be found in Eastern Ne
vadA. ALo
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WATCHERS AND inwELRY neatly repaired. If
you want to have your watches and jeweiry
repsired in a workmaDliks msuner, 90 10 P
Sr,LtR's jewelry store. one door south Of
). Ashim u Bros. Main street. iy3tf
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Psrsons wishing to send orders to San
Francisco BY NJ. II. Joseph, will please have
them r ady by til 10th Of April.
MORKIS II. JOSEPH,
Golden Rule Store.
Eureka, March 20. 1877. mh30td
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CKOCK ERYl CnOCK ERYi

/ have just receive ed a very large and
sple did assortment Of CHM, Glass AID
8 ruckery Ware, consisting Of ever, thing
needle in this line. TREAT baraains can be
had by making your urchases at
MRS. M. A. ASHIM'S,
jy29 Corner Of %uel and Bateman streets.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-04-09

In daily receipt-spring goods, Of all varie-
ties, descriptions and qualities. and to bs sold
at prices the very lowest, at the Miners and
Mechanics Trade Depot. ap8
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tributed by brother officers In 1854 for a
monument on the stone river battle
ground, and President Hayes has APP
proved that sentence, which is, that
Shepherd shall be confined within the
limits of the post OF Fort Adams for
N year. and thereafter until the
money, 81 SOB with int. rest from 1864,
shall be paid. Colonel shepherd was
put under arrest on Saturday.
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NOs is~of DiVadWhy
NEW YORK, February %, 1878.
THos. J. YARDLEY-Dear Sir: is this
your signature on the inclosed slip of
paper? II 30. you, are entitled to a
cert, ficate of gold mining stock, valued
at $500.
The money you sent in the letter
from which the inclosed slip was clip
ped was invested on the general mar
gin principle, which resulted in law
fully securing for you the certificate of
stock referred to above.
Now If you will write to us, return
the inclosed slip, so that we can COM
pare it with your signature, then we
shall be sure that the proper party will
receive the stock. CLARK & Co.
P. S.-State whether you wish the
stock 8 n BY registered letter or by
express. G.. q co.
It IL . clear case of swindle. These
fellows have many ways OF gathering
in the actual signatures and p~ostofice
addresses of persons all owe the
country. The thousand and one ad
veftisements for agents, and tempting
bargains in jewelry, etc., that are seen
Ia all kinds Of papers, secure hun
dreds of thousands OF letters from
those looking for ''profitable employ
ment." These letters are carefully pre-
served, and afterward sold to dealers
in bogus money fraudulent mining
stocks, and other swindles. These
conscisnceless dealers then clip off the
signatures and use them AS seen in the
letter of Clark d Co. Many VINO re
ceive such letters. thinking there is
some mistake, with as little principle
rs the dealer. resolve to take advant-
age of the blunder and answer the let
ter, saying it is ''All right, send on the
certificate" BY return mail he re
ceives another letter from the prompt
business firm, Clark 81 Co.. saying:
ION the receipt OF our commission of
g per cent, $25. for t~ransacting your
business, we will send you the $500
certificate, which your banker will
cash for yon," etc.
Now II may seem incredible to our
sensible and prudent readers. but it IL
true that there are thousands OF people
tust silly enough to be duped in this
way, just as ten times ten thousand are
silly enough to send rs cents, so cents.
one dollar. or more, to secure ''silver
thimbles." s'sets of jewelry, ""Art Co.
pictures.,' etc, that are as worthless a.
this Gold Mining stock" If the Ger
liicate of stock Is received at all, II is
OF course bogus; but generally The
dealer. after he gets his commission.
manifests no further interest," in his
customer. and il the victim attempts to
find CLARK d Co., Nc. l.267 Broad
Way.y be will be no more able to find
them than his money.
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SI,OO O

One thousand dollars worth Of Pock OF
Knives and r sors. at the Golasn Rule st re
cheap tor cash. apps
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Imported Havana cigars, dirert from Aeker.
Neral 4 Condi', and Park 4 Tilford. New
'YsYk City, received monthly. u the Nipsyt
and 4sshanieS Trade DspeA
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The cheapest store in f reka. all admits t.
be, the Miners and Mechanics' Trade De
pot, ap3
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S ling an IMPORTED HAv.N, CIeAR, for |
biz. at the Miners and Mechanics Trade De-
pot. Try one! ap3
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PACIFIC COAST.
ALLEGED PLOT TO BLOW UP
THE PELICAN.
PROBABLY A SENSATIONAL
HOAX.

SAN Francisco, April 3.
Inquiry leaves no rVotn to douLt
that a plot has been a'ool here TO blow
up the steamer Yrszu, u fnierly the
Pelican. recently sold Ia Costa Rica.
Leading me- of Guatemala. fearing
she was destined to prey upon Guate-
mala commerce, sent agents here
who have been endtavoring to hire
men to blow up the vessel with dyna-
mite al her mOorings. The Guateinala
agents. and those with whom they had
communication, were Swallowed by the
police, and a week ago last Sunday
night two men we're 4 q to creep on
hoard the ste amer. One was captured
and the other escaped. carrying a small
package. Nothing could be ELECTED
from the prisoner, and he was finally
released.
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Notice.

At bedrock prices, o the Golden Rule Store.
aa3
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P~RovIDEScE. r. l.. 4

PRovIpENCx. r. l.. April 6.
Colonel o. l.. Shepherd. of Newport,
Architect Officer OF the United States
Army, has been tried by court martial
for ssglsssiag 70 pay over . fund con.
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CSIC HALL.

Joe Mendes keeps the best OF beer,
Down at bis big saloon;
His waiter eiris will serve you we'll.
Whilst Plumhof plays a tune.
Not only that, A lady sings
Sweet ballads of the day;
And she will surely charm you all
For which, no extra pay.
Upstairs there are some keno cards,
And Other games Of chance;
And should GU soon get tired of there,
You cross the way to dance.
So when you come IRON Ruby Hill, ,
Don't fail to make call:
The only place TO meet a friend
ls at Zoe Msndes' Hall. jy20f
TIE MINERS AND MECHANICS
TRADE DEPOT. ap3
Just Received.
/ have just received q splendid article of
Yarmouth Bloater-, and Fast n Bacon and
Hams, which ! propose to sell at reduced
rates.
MRS NJ. A. ASHIM.
mh25 Corner Buel and Bateman streets.
THE MINERS AND MECHANICS
TRADE DEPOT. apS
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Gorbam speaks a piece.
W~AsHINGTON. Apr

NOIONs PTiI o.
To days Daily Republican will pub
lish u two column letter from George
G. Gorbain, a%naiyzing the political SIT
nation, etc. 1t is in reply to a charge
In the New York Tribune correspon
dence tba; he made u bitter speech
against the Administration at the last
meeting OF the National Republican
COMMITTEES. He de~cants freely con-
corning the so-called literal Republic
ans, and makes some sarcastic remarks
abou, the foolishness at Southern Re-
puhlicans in complaining of being
killed by the Southern Kuklux.
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The lore Murderers,
SAN BUENA VENTURA, April

SAN BUENA VENTURA, April 8.
Hickerson, the witness in the More
murder case. adds to his previous ties.
timony numerous details as to the ar
engagements made by the murderers to
cover their tracks and prevent convic.
tions in case OF arrest. The Court has
issuad a notification that further pub
lication of testimony will be a con-
tempt Of Court and would be punished
according TO law.
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SACRAMENTO, April 8.

oACfA MENIO, APIIT o.
On Saturday night three burglars
entered the house of Len Harris. q
detective officer. Mrs. Harris shot and
severely wounded n Of them. The
others fed, taking their wounded
companion With them. and nearly
81 900 In coin, the proceeds Of . recent
saie Of property, which vas concealed
In The paslor.
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TO LET.

No. A LODGING HOUSE. WITH Is
rooms up stairs. over the New York
Store. Inquire Of
Sl.l J. l.. HIECKLEY.
yuyska, April :, Is5A sp6hu
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Murder Ia wyoming.

RAwHIDE, w. T., April 8.
Mrs. Mullen, VINO IA keeping the
Hawkeye Ranch, six miles south of
here, was murdered on the night of the
9Th. She was found to dav in her
house, with a rifle bullet through her
heart. She is supposed to have been
killed for her money, AZ the house was
r~2nsacked.
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25 COM IS,
VOCALISTS AND MUSICIANS /

Years of triumphal travel. in every country
aud every cline, and still a series Of
splendid successes greet
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JACKSONVILLE. Fla, April s.
The steamer Agnes. from New York
for Cedar Keys. went ashore sixty
miles south of 81. Augustine, on the
Sd. No lives we're lost.
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ATRANsPARENr swINDLE.

A number of letters, of which the
following is a fac smile. have been
received at the Eureka Postofnce. A
gentleman handed us a copy of one,
with the assurance that the signature
inclosed was genuine:
CLARK 4 CO.,
ADJCSTERS OF. CLAIMS IN THE q. S.
AND EUROPE,
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