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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-12-01

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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-12-01

"when in the conrse OF human events"
tho town II Eureka is as quiet as at
prfssnt. ye freshly stsrched local reporter
has . hard time. Dismiss the Grand Jury,
and bet'u have tome fun.
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SUITE of ROOMS TO RENT.

A N ELEGANTLY FURNISHED SUITE OF
"A Rooms, suitable for man and wife. or two
single gentlemen. For particulars. spply 70
MRS. N. g. CAvANAUGH,
North Spring Street.
Eureka. November &C. 1879. n27-n
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fEsrEnDArs STOCK SALES.
MORNING BOARD.

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SPECIAL NOTICES.


II you want your fine watches repaired Ia
the best manner and guaranteed for one yesr 10
keep correct time. 90 ~ Strsus' Jewefry Store
below the Parker House. jes
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CELEBRATED WEBER PIANOS
AND
Estcy Organs

sherman, Hyde L Co., San Francisco. Pacific
Coast Agents.
Instruments sold on the installment plan.
Weber Pianos. by all great musicians. are con-
sldered the best and most durable.
One only buys a Piano In q life time, therefore
get the best, the best is the cheapest. ala
ways.
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Axer Ia King

The liver IL the Imperial organ of the whole
human system. IS 10 controls the life. health
and happiness of man. When it is disturbed
in its proper action, all kinds Of ailments are
the natural result. The digestion Of food. the
movements VI the heart and blood, the action
VI the brain and nervous system, are all imme-
diately connected with the workings Of the
liver. It hiss been successfully proved that
Green's August Flower Is ~unequsIed in curing
all persons affected with dyspepsia OF liver
complaint, and sll the numerous symptoms
that result from IN unhealthy condition Of the
liver and stomach. Sample bottles to try. 10
cents, Positively sold In all towns ON the
Western Continent. Three doses will prove
that 1t Is just what you want.
Agents: Crane < Brigham. Wholesale drug.
Rlst. $50 n Francisco.
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Con. virginia--7lb
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Albums. Ladies' Purses, Cups and ssucers
Fancy Vases, Ciear-holders. Cigarcases, and
= host Of tricks suitable for holiday presents,
At the Golden Rule Store, cheap for cash.
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NJ TEE xunxKA AND RAILROAD.
Departures Yesterday.
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4 LsEovich y smith
n D Thsyer tn Hunt
Arrivals Last Night.
Mrs Kinxel wv Calllson
Van Dillan re Burns
ID Sullivan ID Anderson
Pseehe, Hamilton mud Eureka Line.
DEPARTURES.
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~ she Tybe ssnye Line.
DEPARTURES.
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CARD.

Having almost recovered from
my ten months tedious and pro-
tracted sickness, l am able now
to pay particular attention to
business myself.
During my late stay in San
Francisco / purchased q fine,
well-selectcd stock of goods. Of
every description, too numerous
to mention, and l solicit the
public in general to convince
themselves Of my veracity before
purchasing elsewhere.
y. Mannheim.
Eureka. September "a, 1878. se29-tf
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FOR SALE.
For Sale.

ID EsTAURANT AND BOARDING HOUSE
IL for sale, doing : good business: must BE-
sold on account OF tll-health. Apply on the
premises. next doos to Baker Grey's s.lonn.-
n12-lw B. KANNADY.
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Piano for Sale.
n ROCK
TO T.

ION PRINTING OF ALL KINDS 4
81 ePECIALTY a this onos4
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Poultry, Game and Fish!
EaoS,
FR.UIT. ETC.

E9rPersors leaving their orders II the store.
will have them promptly filled and delivered,
free Of charge.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-01-08

The cities of Pennsylvania have had sucI
Ebad governments for number OF years past
that the Legislature Of that State finally in
terfered, and appointed, at It's last session, 0
municipal commission to prepare and report
plan for the government Of cities. This
commission has just reported the result of its
labors, which win probably be adopted by the
Legislature at once. 1t is proposed TO estab-
lish 1--WE classes Of cities, according TO size
with modified charter for each class. In
every large city there is TO be common
council, with two branches, with Legislative
powers, mayor as executive, and seven de-
partments.
The important feature of the plan Is posi-
tive prohibition of the borrowing Of money by
the city, except for unforeseen emergencies,
and that only on three fourths vote Of the
,councils the loan not to extend beyond the
Termination of the fiscal year.
This provision will undoubtedly make the
report popular, as in Pennsylvania any re
striction on cities in the dangerous habit of
Borrowing money will be welcomed as one of
Che surest safeguards of the taxpayers.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-01-08

Some days ago the DEMOCRAT took up the
question Of eternal punishment in the here
after by fire, and gave the views of eminent
diyines on the subject; 1t also interviewed
our Legislators on the subject Of constitl-
tional convention. The old PIC. has Just
begun to see the point, and Sunday and yester-
day morning she was "full of hell" with a
few items concerning the much talked Of con
i Htitdtional convention.
The PIC. has been following so close upon
Che DEMOCRATS heels on these subjects that
we are beginning TO entertain some hopes
concerning its ultimate reformation. We even
go go far as to expect that the old PIC. will
sooner or later, fall into line, in its usual
plastic way upon the resumption act and the
HEeinonetization of silver. She is going to be
aEs9ood girl in the future, and if she does not
sfan short of her fair promises, she stands
sgooa chance OF obtaining, a few years hence,
yshe tdity printing, AS for the State printing,
we are afraid that this is to her "a bright
Epassicular star" which she cannot think of
prVcS1tJipu.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-01-08
HEADQUARTERS CRESCENT CITY BATTALION.
Ajutants Office, No. 3 Carondelet street,
New Orleans. January L. 1878.

-
GENERAL ORDERS No. 81
l. The companies composing this command
will form In line on Lafayette Square at |
O'Clock punctually, on January 8. 1873 for the
purpose Of participating In the parade on that
day.
Ii. The Continental Guards. Capt William
Pierce commanding having accepted an invi-
tatfon to parade with this battalion, will occupy
the right of the line and will form line at the
point indicated by the adiutant The Crescent
City Battalion. as unit In It's usual order Of
companies. will form ON the left Of the Cont
mental Guards.
LII. Commanders will divide their companies
Into patoons OF twelve men front each.
~. In marching in procession the captain of
the leading company will direct the proper
changes In position Of arms of the men at his
discretion. and commanders of succeeding
companies will promptly initiate.
V. After the parade is dismissed, II time per-
mits. a dress parade will be held In Lafayette
Square, in which the Continental Guards will
participate. and will for that purpose be trans
ferred TO the centre of the battalion.
BY ORDER: CHAS. E. EENNER,
Lieutenant Colonel Comman Z ing,
w. q. II. ROBINSON. Adiutant. jas 1t
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-01-08
THE LEGISLATURE.

The Legislature organized yesterday, and,
without transacting any business Of impor-
tance, adjourned, the House, on motion of
Gen. Young out of respect to deceased mem
bers, until Wednesday The principal feature
in the Senate was the terse and appropriate
address of Lieut.. Gov. Wiltz. Addressing
the Senate, the Lieutenant Governor said
Senators-I am glad to meet you once more.
assembled in your own chamber and our own
Capitol, with your doors open to the honest
public. in the midst OF a peaceful city and a
tranquil State. congratulate you on the proud
position you occupy as the chosen legislators
of the people OF sovereign commonweal,
congratulate you on the restoration of our State
to her rights under the Federal constitution as
well as on the absence of the armed intruders
whose interference but lately disgraced these
halls.
It has been many long and weary years
since the presiding officer of the louisiana
Senate could address the Senators IN this
language. Indeed, all our minds still retain
a vivid remembrance of the event which
attended the assembling of the legally elected
Legislature preceding the present one
when the present Lieutenant Governor
then Speaker of the House, organized
that body in the face of an armed and
threatening mob and the forces Of the United
States. The dissolution Of that body by
the Federal soldiers under command of
Gen De Trobriand constitutes one Of the
most infamous events in the history of
Federal usurpation and misrule in this State,
end furnished at the same time one OF the
noblest examples Of the resistance Of the rep
resentatives Of . free people to unlawful au-
thority. The Speaker of the House. whose
courage and devotion to his people was so
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-01-08
THE NEW ORLEANS DEMOCRAT, TUESDAY, JANUARY g. 1878

conspicuous on the occasion, is now, by the
free election Of the people, the second officer
In the State. The Clerk, Mr.. P. j. Trezevant,
whose flrmness on that occasion was so con-
spicuous, fills the same position to-day In the
present House, and many Of the members oi
the historic body Of 1875 are members Of the
present Legislature, meeting ins free, open
and undisturbed session. Thus triumph free
institutions over armed tyranny and usurpa-
tion.
Gov. Nichols has deferred his annual mes
sage until Wednesday, and until then we pre-
sumo no business Of Importance will be trans
acted
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-01-08

The cost OF living in various countries is
now growing very interesting question
During Che past few years everything has
completely changed in this matter, and now
countries which were formerly regarded as
the cheapest In the world have become won
sderfully dear. The greatest change is in
England. which has lately become compare
lively cheap country. Before t84s English
gentlemen out at elbows went abroad to
@nconomize. They do 50 no longer, for the
simple reason that they can do It better at
home. Three or four years ago English civil
servants asked for an increase Of pay on the
ground that during the past twenty-five
years the cost of living had increased 15 per
cent In that country.
I'm France, In the same time, IL had in
creased 30 per cent; in Hamburg, 80 per cent
sn Leipsic so per cent; Frankfort. so per cent.
I'm Berlin and Vienna, within twenty years,
Che cost of living has fully doubled. Russia
liz usually regarded as the dearest country in
Che world, clothing, house-rent, ETC., having
Increased there over rs per cent in the past
Hfteen years, and costing to-day rs per cent
higher than in England, It Is said that at
taches of other governments are very un-
willing TO go to st. Petersburg for the reason
that. although salaries are good. it is impos-
sible TO subsist on them there
The rise in the cost of living In other
European countries and cities is computed to
1 be about as follows: Sweden, 25 per cent, in
fifteen years; Spain, 70 per cent, in fifteen
ysars; Switzerland, rs per cent, in fifteen
years; Rome, 100 per cent in fifteen years,
etc. In Belgium, the cost of living has in
creased considerably, but it Is still probably
the cheapest European country, it costing 80
scr cent less to live there than IL does In New
york. ireland is likewise cheap country,
isblin being 20 per cent cheaper than Lon
don.
Coming to America, New York is found
somewhat dearer than London. House rent,
clothing. servants, coal, wine. etc., are all
carer. In respect to food there is slight
s1{frantare In favor of Eow York, bat ii Is not
snuflcient to offset the high prices OF other ar
s2lrles. II Ia hardly possible to draw cora-
ARSON between New Orleans end New York,
differ In so many respects. II. however,
|a11 xrhooses TO live In New Orleans, in New
skyia he win find It much cheaper
- xeher American city. kenh Are not
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-01-08
Headquarters INDEPENDENT LEGION.

| HEADQUARTERS INDEPENDENT LEGION
New Orleans. January Q. 1878.
GENERAL ORDERS No. IL
Having been honored by the battalions ant
| companies Of uniformed and equipped troops
In this city, independent of the State militia tt
command them as consolidated and organized
for the purpose OF appropriately celebrating
the approaching anniversary Of the battle o.
New Orleans-the 9Th of January next-the fol
lowing is published for the information and
government Of commanding officers:
/. The Independent Legion will be composed
of three battaions. as follows:
I.-Crescent City Battalion.
Lieut.. Col. CHAs. Z. FENNER, commanding
Major r. G. BOND
Continental Guards as guests, Capt. WIN
PIERCE.
Crescent Rifles, Capt r. D. PLEAsANTs.
vaudry Rifles Capt. Il. A. MORPHY.
Louisiana Grays, Capt ED. BELKNAP.
League Guards, Capt. s. e. BUCK.
2.-Battali0n.
Major JOHN FITZPATRICK, commanding.
Tiro al Bersaglio. Capt. JOHN AsTREDO.
Francs Tireurs d'Oreans, Capt. ARMAND
sELLE. ...-..
Gardes Lafayette. Capt LEON PALAS.
Irish Rihes-Lieut JOHN p. MARKEY, com
manding.
3.-Battalion washington Artillery.
Major JNO. B. RICHARDSON, commanding.
Company A. Capt. FRANK McELROY.
Company G. Capt. Fl. M. IsAACSON.
Company B. with battery Of four inch 10
FOUNDER Rifle Parrot Guns. Capt EUGENE
MAY
III. Bands Of music will be at the head OF the
several battalions. One band to play at time.
from right to left: each band taking up In turn
and preserving the time. Company music will
march with their companies
Ill. The Legion will be formed at o'clock b.
IN. punctually, on the north side of Canal
street, right resting on Rampant street, extend
ing east the column will move at az o'clock
The hour flxsd makes 1t incumbent upon com
manding and company officers and the rank
and file to be prompt In assembling. in order
that there may be no delay The column will
move at the hour fixed
Nv. The staff is announced as follows:
ASSISTANT ADJuTANT GENERAL
Lieut.. Il. @. PAYNE Washington Artillery.
AIDHs DE CAMP.
Lieut. JOHN HOLMES Washington Artillery
Lieut.. JOHN q. WOODS, Crescent Rifles.
Lieut. ALEX. DUMEsTRE, Francs Tireurs
d'Orleans.
Capt Z. CAZAUX Gardes Lafayette.
w. M. OWEN.
ia6 Colonel Commanding Legion.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-01-08

high, servants cost but little, and fuel, else
where heavy expense, ls very seldom needed
here. The living here is comparatively better
for the price than in most other cities Of the
Union, and II we could only bring down q
few high priced articles. New Orleans could
easily boast Of being the poor mans para
dicn
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-01-08
See Supplement-.
TO SENATORS AND REPRESENTA-
TIVES.

Senators and Representatives OF both par
ties, In the city or arriving, will oblige us
may wish to meet them or consult with
them on public business, their addresses In
the city. We will print them for the con-
eEpalence of members and the public
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-01-08
1853 CANAL STREET.

Offer the balance OF their CLOAKS and
SHAWLS at less than half former prices,
Waterproof CIoaks at same price,,
las TuSu
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-01-08

We have before US several communications
which we are forced TO defer One on consti-
tutiorial amendments, and one relative 10 con-
selidated bonds and the premium bonds, we
will print tomorrow
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-01-08
EIGHTH OF JANUARY.
HEADQUARTERS FIBsT REGIMENT
Louisiana Field Artillery.
New Orleans. January 7, 1873.


Louisiana Field Artillery.
New Orleans. January 7, 1878.
SPECIAL ORDER No. 221
|. Pursuant to General Orders No 8, Head
quarters First Brigade L. ~ g., the Batteries
composing this command will assemble at tht
Arsenal on TUESDAY, January 8. at 1 o'clocl
.. M. for parade.
IL Battery A, Capt P. L.. Bouny, and Battery
b. Capt. Jas. d. Edwards will parade as in
fantry
Battery G. Capt. u. A. Guibet will parade as
artillery. with Battery OF two 12-pound Napo-
leon guns and two Gating guns
III. Capt. Jas. p. Edwards, Battery B. will
make the necessary detail to fire national sa-
lutes, morning and evening. at the head Of Canal
street.
BY order OF ..
JOHN GLYNN, JR.. Colonel
A. DuREL. Adjutant iaT 2t
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-01-08
HEADQUARTERS INDHpENDENT LEGION.


New Orleans January 4, 1878.
SPECIAL ORDER No. IL
The United States Navy stationed at New Or
leans having cordially responded to and 40.
cepted the invitation the Colonel Commanding
by resolution of the Officers of the Legion
! adopted on the 10Th of December ult was in
structed TO extend to them, 1t is announced that
a Battalion of United States troops. of Gen. De
Trobriand's command and Battalion of Sail
ors and Marines, from the United States war
vessels on this station the Enterprise and the
Canonicus. will unite with the Independent
Legion in the celebration ceremonies and
parade on the 18th of January In honor of tbe
anniversary Of the Battle of New Orleans
The United States forces will take position on
the right OF the Legion. on the north side OF
Canal street. right resting on Rampant street,
extending east. then following the other Bat
talions as published in General Order No. 1,
January2.
L.-Rattalion Thirteenth u. q. Infantry.
Capt FERDINAND E. DE COURCY, COM
manding
First Lieut. FRANK BAKER. Adiutant
Company H. Second Lieut.. M. T. JAMAR.
commanding.
Company D. Capt. P. Fl, ELLIS. commanding
Company /, First Lieut.. II. NJ MuCAWLEY,
commanding.
Company A. First Lieut.. J. B. GUTHRIE,
commanding.
H.-Battallon U. g. sailors and Marines.
Lieut.. T. w. NICHOLS Corvette Enterprise.
q. s. NJ commanding
First Company. Marines-Lieut. D. WHIP
PIE. U. s. Marines.
Second Company, Salors-E Ensign +. TYLER.
U.S.N
Third Company. Sailors Ensign D. PEA
COCK. U. s. N
Fourth Company. Sailors-M Master J. N. COL
LINS. U.S.N.
By command of Coll W. M. OWEN,
Commanding Legion
d. @. PAYNE, A. Adjt. General jas
HEADQUARTERS FIRST BRIGADE, L. N. g..
New Orleans January 8. 1878.
GENERAL ORDERS No. 81
l. The following Is announced as the route to
be pursued In the parade of to-day:
South Canal street to Camp North Canal to
Rampart thence by st. Louis, Chartres and
Camp to Calliope: returning. by St. Charles
Common and Carondelet to Canal.
Ii. National salutes will be fred at the head of
Canal street at a. m. and at sunset by detail
to be made by Col. Glynn. commanding Louisi-
ana Field Artillery.
By order of Brig. Gen. w. J. Behan.
Jas It G. A. WILLIAMS. Asst Adj. Gen.
HEADQUARTERs VAuDRY RIFLES,
New Orleans. January s, 1873.
Officers and members of this command are
hereby notified to report promptly at O'Clock
D. m. THIS DAY. The company will leave the
Armory positively at that hour. in order to take
position in Battalion. which will form In, ,Lafay-
ette Square.
By order OF
A. E. MORPHY. Captain.
a. T. MATHER. First Sergeant. ias1t
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1878-11-16
Temperance Talk.

4 good time is anticipated AT Mozart
Hall this evening. Mrs. NJ. I. Springer,
a prominent temperance lecture. oi ONO,
will deliver all address. All interested
in the work shoald he present. The ex-
pense attending this lecture viii be met
by the collection OF small lee al The
door. :,
At Hornbrook Union, at Parker Hall
hast evening, the meetings Serc we'll al
tended and very interesting.
The regular temperance discourHts, a.
arranged by the General EXecutiv Com
mittee, will lbe delivered by Rev. Rip
pcy, oil the South Side, and the ReN:
Junkyns, of the Reformed Episcopal
Church. tomorrow evening.
The Ladies' Band vi Hope held their
regular weekly meeting at Mozart Hall
Yesterday afternoon.
Last evening, the members al the
Temperance Union. held rOusing
meeting in the above sacred editice, at
which there was very large attendance.
Mr.. A. Turner, President, presided; and
the speakers We're T.. VI. Rolls, {. Cline,
Isaac Piper, Capt. j. Bags and MIR. r.
q. Cracrait. The chspline, Rev. X. L.
Lawson. conducted the religious eNer-
cis,.s. and the church choir under j. ii.
Mccullough, rendered some excellent
vocal music. The speeches were eNceP-
tinnally interesting, and the general re-
suit oi the gathering vas highly satisiac-
tory, no lever than eighteen new
siencr. coming forward. The meeting
will be resumed this evening.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1878-11-16
THE CHURCHES.
Where Spiritual Consolation Can
he Found To- morrow.

First English Evangelical Lutheran
church, Sixteenth street, east OF Mar
k.t, X, v John Croll, officiating. Ser
vices Al l0l A. NJ. and p. NJ. Morning
subject, "Purety oil Heart" Evening
subject, The Great Commandment.
Sunday school at 2P. NJ.
International Sunday School lesson,
"Zachens the Publican" Luke ~, LILO.
First Baptist church, Twelfth and
Byron, Thos. +. Clancy. pastor. Morn,
ing subject, "Efiectual Calling, AMI
evening, Interview at Bethany" sun
day school ut 2P. VI.
Rev. &. 4. Hermann, Pastor OF the
Lutheran lions Church at Steuben-
willie, o., will ill the pulpit OF Rev. T..
yoss and preach in the morning at
II. Johns German Protestant Church.
Rev. Father W. GULL, who has been Il
guest OF Father kreusch for several days,
will return home TO Tray Hill, near
Pittsburgh, to-day.
Miss Gertrude Mckennon, OF Wash
ington, is a quest oi Mrs. Will Heane;
Rev. Father Schleicher, who visited
Europe several months since, In eN'
ptcted home the first oil next month