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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-11-07

in their National platform in 1860. In no
National Convention since have they de-
clared that it no longer held place in their
political faith. And, as the party was born
and Graded and reared, and still takes its
bearings from Massachusetts,, by what ar
gument or device, sopbistry or subterfuge,
can its members expound or explain the
meaning of the language used with singular
circnmspection and emphasis Of m
ton in the Constitution Of that parent
State, to any other purpose than the declar-
alton and assertion of the most pronounced
form Of State Sovereignty? 1t contains
this solemn obligation. II A B, do
testify and sincerely acknowledge, profess,
testify and declare, that the Commonwealth
Of Massachusetts, is. and Of right ought to
be, a free, sovereign, and independent
State, and l do swear l will bear true allie
glance to the commonwealth, and that /
will defend the same against al traitorous
conspiraeies." In the Constitution Of New
Hampshire is incorporated substantially
the same assertion of the freedom, the in
dependence and the sovereignty Of the
State.
1t is here commended that before the Rad
icals proceed further to batter down the
protecting bulwarks of the State Rights
lTonl inc inherent StateS OF tDe Union, ana
assert that sovereignty rests exclusively in
the Federal Government, they should be re-
quired to explain that they hold to the
sense and Interpretation of the State Rights
plank in their National platform Of 1860
above coppied-and at the same time to
expound the meaning and purpose Of the
sovereignty declaration in the Constitution
of Massachusetts and New Hampshire. If
the doctrine Of State Rights is a reasonable
heresy now, it was equally so in 1860. And
If there is no sovereignty in a State, Massa-
chusetts and New Hampshire are unques-
tionably in reasonable plight involved and
very obstinate sinners or traitors. All the
arguments and sophistries in the world
cannot overcome or wipe out solid truths
and ineffaceable records. And hence there
is only one OF W things for the Radicals
to do in their present predicament-either
to confess that they have drifted away from
the moorings of 1860, and turn square
around ON their own track, or cease to
make war on their old constitutional doc
trines of State Rights, or, as it ought to be
termed, State Sovereignty.
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rLuE DIST.


bGF8IS IfOIm tme NOtC-DOOh VI tme
sentineI's Reporter.
ella doomed slightly yesterday.
Fire Delegates meet this evening.
The Jackson Company pays to-day.
The McGinlev sisters are at Austin
Richmond's town bills will be paid to-day.
A grand masque ball at the Olympic tonight.
Ruby Con. is quoted at 81 so and sl2 so in
London.
The District Court has adjourned until to-
morrow.
Charley Davis is running a bus on his own
hook now
Deputy Sheriff Jim Mason will collect IL
censes to-day.
There will be lots of fun at the masquerade
ball this evening.
A rehearsal will be held by the entire school
at the Hall to-day.
Richmond stock has advanced in London to
S43 rs and SAG IS.
Nearly all our State exchanges note an i'm
provement in trade.
The walking match commences at the Court
house this evening.
Tickets for the public school exhibition are
being rapidly sold.
The New York store is receiving acres of
fnery for the ladies.
A car load of goods was at the Ogden depot
yesterday, en- route for Eureka.
Eberhardt l. Aurora commands s13 80 and
SIS in the London Stock Exchange.
The case of l.. Banner VS.. his creditors will
be called in the District Court to-day.
The number of scholars in Prof. Duv ais
dancing school is constantly increasing.
The sale Of the furniture In the lodging
house over Dunkel's takes place tomorrow.
The Centennial Guards propose 10 hold
weekly sociables during the coming winter.
Persons having waste rags of any description
should send them to the hospital. They can be
put to good use there.
Ladies, have you examined the new goods
and inery, just received at Myers & Franklin's?
II not, go and do SO Immediately.
Judge Hillhouse appeared for the prosecu-
tions In the case of W. A. Montgomery VS..
Norman Wines. tried in Elko Tuesday.
The Comins-Hoyt libel suit will be tried on
the 18th. Some distinguished arrivals may,
therefore. be expected in Eureka soon.
Mr.. Mclaughlin has sold his Ruby Hill stage
line TO Messrs. Mikel and Sanford. Mac. is a
bioated mine owner now, and don't propose TO
be bothered with stages,
We invite the attention Of our gentlemen
readers to the new advertisement of Aft. Har-
ris. He is just starting business, and will be
pleased to see his old and new friends.
The Enterprise graycly states that "Eureka's
amateur MINISTRIES are giving public entertain
meDts." Wake up, neighbor. An amateur
minstrel company wouldn't clear a breakfast
here in 16 years.
The Eureka correspondent of the San Fran
| cisco Pacific Life says that TIE Centennials. of
Ruby Eill. are the best company in Eastern
Nevada, both in appearance and numbers. He
might have added in the State.
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How the Republican Party Aas
Changed Front since 1850.

HOW tne SepuDAAc~" AS
Changed Front since 1850.
From the Daily Examiner.
The Radical protest that their party has
not departed from the foundation princi-
| pies on which it was organized; mai In
| this respect il has not undergone any
| change. Very good. A party must be
Judged by its proclaimed doctrines n Its
acts. The National Convention are the
highest councils Of parties in this country.
| The Radical platform made by the Nation
al Radical Convention, at Chicago, May,
| 1860, on which Abraham Lincoln and Han.
| nibal Hamlin were nominated, contained
this fourth plank:
s.That the maintenance inviolate OF the
| rights Of the States, and especially the right
| of each State to order and control its W
| domestic institutions according to its own
| Judgment exclusively, is essential to that
| balance Of power on which the perfection
! and endurance Of our political fabric de-
| mend: and we denonnce the lawless inva
| sion by armed force Of the soil Of any
| State or Territory, no matter under what
pretext, as among the gravest OF crimes.'
In his letter OF acceptance OF the nomina-
ton. Nav %, 1860, Abraham Lincoln
wrote: 1.-The declaration Of principles and
sentiments which accompanies your letter,
meets my approval; and it shall be my care
not to violate or disregard it In any part.
y n n With due regard to the
views and feelings Of all who were repre-
sented in the Conventions; to the right OF all
the States and Territories. and people OF
the nation; to the inviolability of the Con
stitution, aud the perpetual union. hat-
mony and prosperity Of all,I am mist
happy 10 cooperate for the practical success
of the principles declared by the cenven-
ton"
Hannibal Hamlin, now again. as he was
at that time, a Senator in Congress. in his
letter Of acceptance May 30. 1900. says;
'sThese resolutions enumerate clearly aud
forcibly the principles which unite US
and the objects proposed to be accomplish
ed. n n ghey have the approval OF my
, Judgment, and in any action Of mine will
he faithfully and cordially sustained"
Now, in the face Of the above resolution
~ the platform ON which the Radical party
rode into power, with what claim to consis'
tency, or steadfastness to principle, car
the Radicals Of this period denounce and
renudiate the doctrine OF State Rights and
condemn it as q reasonable heresy; as the
fruitful source Of the calamities which hay,
inflated thu RepublicS II was Q chief plani
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Piner.
A correspondent Of the Morning Call,
writing from Arizona, says: / cannot go
anywhere ON the frontier without meeting
with Nevada pioneers. Some Of them are
getting old, look poor, and in bad health;
but they are hopeful as ever that they will
yet strike it big" / often hear repeated
with additions, OF course-the unique, if
rather selfish, counsel attributed to Me
talliferous Murphy" in the days Of White
Pine. As the story goes, a green prospector
took a piece Of ore to Assayer Murphy, and
asked his opinion of it. ''Well, young man, I"
said the oracle, that ore is highly metal
~liferous in its character, but its component
parts are principally lead, and if you are
u poor man, as | take you from your APP
pearance to be, / would advise you to have
nothing at all to do with it," Then, as the
discouraged emigrant was about TO leave,
the interested query was put, But where
in the divil did you find it," Another
story told on Mr.. Murphy is, that being
at one time in charge Of the amalgamating
pan in a quartz mill, several visitors includ-
ing ladies, were inspecting the works. As
they entered the ro~asling-room, Murphy,
being DESTROYS that they should suppose
he was In charge of that department also,
called out to the workmen, s'Crack on the
hayt, boys; crack on the hayt." just then
some Of the boys felt inclined to crack
somebody head, but after a time the little
article gave amusement, as it still gives,
when referred to by the campfire, with
the appropriate brogue thrown in.
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THEM.
Preparations for the school Exhi.
billion Tomorrow Night.

The pupils Of our Public School will give
an entertainment in the new hall to-mor-
row evening, and for some days have been
busily preparing for the event. They have
devoted hours Of study in committing their
parts, and the occasion has been awaited
with an interest that nothing else could in
spire. To callous men and women their
renditions may be laughable, but who,
among all those who heye been called faith
er or mother. will not appreciate their
efforts, and extend that encouragement
which they deserve? First impressions
are lasting, and those imprinted on the
minds Of the children tomorrow evening
will be of an enduring character, and may
exercise an influence in after life, but little
dreamed Of now. Our characters are
formed in the school-room, and the i'm
pressions received there are rarely eradi-
Gated. The audience tomorrow night
should be a large, as well as an apprecia-
tive one. This is due to the children, as
well as the teachers, who devote hours Of
weary labor to the cultivation Of ideas in
those who, even within the home circle,
are seldom credited with possessing any.
We bespeak for teachers and pupils to-
morrow evening such an ovation as is
rarely extended by the Eureka public.
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Tho Exr Market.

/, may appear strange to many persons
to hear Utah papers complain at the pres
n time, Of the high price Of eggs, while
they are comparatively plentiful and
cheap In Eureka. This is occasioned by
the fact that several Mormon teams have,
within the past few days brought in about
1000 dozen. The teams. Of course, wers
some time on the road, and whom they left
Utah there was no unusual demand there
They now retail In Eureka for 80 cents pei
dazan-
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-11-07
o Il IL Done.

The first object in life with the American
people is to 6 get rich !" the second how to re-
gain good health. The first can be obtained by
energy. honesty and saving the second tgood
healthy by using GREENS AUGUST FLOWER.
Should you be a respondent sufferer from any of
the effects of Dyspepsia. Liver Complaint. In
digestion. ETC.. such as Sick Headache. Palpits.
ton of the Heart, Sour Stomach, Habitnsl Co.'S
tiveness, Dizziness of the Head. Nervous Pros
~tration, Low Spirits. etc.. you need not suffer
another day. Two doses Of AUGUST FLowEh
will relieve you at once. Sample Bottles 70
cents. Regular size rs cents. Positively sold
by all nrst.class druggists in the United States.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-11-07
Rough ON the senator's.

The Reno Gazette is responsible for this:
A certain Senator from a remote corner of
the State, whose intellect and requirements
were not of the high order, was elected for
a term in that honorable body. He was
surprised when he received the nomination,
and more so when he found himself elected.
The first day that he filed bis seat in the
Senate he was asked by some Of his col
leagues what were his first impressions
when he found himself in that position.
"Well," he answered, cat first / wondered
how the devil they came to put me here.
But after l got alittle used to it, and had
looked around awhile, / wondered how
in hi you other fellows got here"
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
GOING TO SAN FRANCISCO
Purchase of a Fine Stock of Jewelry
for the Holidays.

p sTELER Is GOING TO SAN FRANCISCO
BY H 10th INSTANT, TO SELECT A NEW
STOCK OF JEwELRY AND SILVER WARE,
SUITABLE FOR THE HOLIDAYS. HE RE-
QUESTS HIS CUSTOMERS, IF THEY HAVE
ANY SPECIAL ORDERS FOR HIM. TO LEAVE
THEM AT HIS STORE BEFORE HIS DEPAR-
TURF, AND HE WILL EXECUTE THEM WITH
PLEASURE. AT THE SAME TIME, HE BEGs
ALL THOSE WHO Il INDEBTED TO HIM
TO COME FORWARD AND SETTLE THEIR
BILLS. AS HE IS IN GREAT NEED OF
MONEY IN ORDER TO MAKE ROOM FOR
THE NEW STOCK 1 SHALL PURCHASE, 1
lave GREATLY REDUCED THE PRICE ON
MY PRESENT STOCK OF FINE JEwELRY.
CALI AND EXAMINE THE GOODS AND BE
CONVINCED. II. SrELER.
Eureka, November 1, 1879. novl-td
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-11-07

Conrad sohasfsr. who during life was
employed by Haskell 4 Co.. In their un-
dertaklns Establishment. expressed . de-
Sire at various times before death. TO have
. certain oval shaped fence or enclosure
placed around his grave. His widow pom
oluded to comply with his request In this
regard. and yesterday received from
Truekee the article desired. A duplicate
o. the same was also received by Sam
Friedman.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-11-07
A Poor Rule.

We mentioned in the SENTINEL a few
days since that Deputy Sheriff Jim Mason
was anxious to secure the services Of a
pound master. From among the numer-
GUS applicants Jim selected a youth, whose
physiognomy denoted that he was especi-
ally adapted to the business, and after in
structing him in his duties sent him
ON his errand. The first day the
new official gobbled nine CANNES, and
among the first was Jim's own dog,
which he swears is duly labeled with a tag.
Possibly Jim's appointee is familiar with
that old adage that lit is a poor rule that
won't work both ways,"
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A rlattering Outlook.

Advices from Eureka to the trustees In
London says that As tons Of rich ore have
been raised from the Dunderberg, and that
the tributors had raised Is tons from the
home Ticket; that the prospects, At Ell
Dorado were Of o very fattering character;
that the drawing machinery had been COM
pieted. and that arrangements have been
made for carrying out the extensive opera
tions recommended In the reports recently
made on the mines. Tho great rise In the
price Of lead will enable the bullwhaoker
ttnins to be opened up ~ ones. aud thsrs
being any quantity Of rich lead In sight -
thia mine
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-11-07
Boos a I,obertI.

The advertisement OF the Capital market.
conducted by these gentlemen. appears in
another column. They make a specially OF
choice steaks and prime roasts, OF which
they have an abundant supply on hand at
oil times. II you want a good, tende
Juicy steak, or o fat rib roast, you can get
either, at all times, at the Capital market,
North Main street. west side.
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A CULLINGs.
News Notes Cleaned From variOu,
Sources.

y W. kNVtV8
Sources.
Salt Lake has q fish and game society.
Sixteen infants died In Oakland last month.
Business exceedingly brisk over Utah local
roads.
Two Of the ~liveliest mining camps In Arizona
at present are Hartford and Ash Canyon.
The Central Pacific Company now pays its
employees mostly in gold, instead Of silver. as
formerly.
The annual value Of gold produced In the
hydraulic mines Of California averages not Less
than $li .oo0. 900.
II il said that Cruz Lopez. the Mexican des-
persdo, has a band Of eighteen bandits In san
Diego county, Cal
Nspa man desires to match his Chinese ser
want against time for $40. to smash 1000 dishes
in 1000 quar.er hours. while at his usual WORK
The gaming act now before the Legislature
of Washington Territory. says the o,ympiA
Transcript. prohibits the playing o. caIa.. sv wen
for amusement, and is as Puritanieai ~ ever
were ths blue laws OF Connecticut.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-11-07

R. W. Milford Postmaster at Summit
Bringe. New Castle county, Delaware, de-
sires to hear Of the present whereabouts Of
his brother, Woodburn milford, who was
In the western part Of Nevada in 1896.
His last Postofiice address was at Ophlr,
Washoe county. The mother Of Peter and
George Shea. residing in San Francisco, is
in poor health and circumstances. The
old lady desires to hear from her sons, who
are supposed to be on the Comstock. A
letter directed to Daniel Curly, l,3l4 Polk
street. San Francisco. will roach the
mother,
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-11-07

Judge Fred. W. Cole arrived from Carson last
evening.
Mrs. g. J. Lansing returned last evening from
an extended visit 10 California.
Mr.. J.. NJ. English arrived from San Francisco
last evening. and left for Typo this morning.
Miss Ada Mannheim. Of Typo, arrived last
evening. We arc informed that the young lady
was compelled to quit the Reno school on ae-
Of i'll health.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-11-07

1t Is understood that Superintendent
Donnelly goes below on business connect
ed with the new shaft OF the Eureka Con-
solidated Mining Company. The work
will, doubtless, be inaugurated soon after
his return. The recent advance in lead
will enable the company to construct the
shaft without interfering with the regular
dividtud1.
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sTREETs--.A.so r. n.

Best 4 Belcher. 2tkb 22a; Mexican.
sSsb s3ka; Union, Slab Ska slhs;
Gould 4 Curry, llhb 11ka 1lhs; Cali
iornia, sal Ophir, 31kb s2a; Imperial.
10; Hale q Norcross, 17Ab lsa TINS;
Mexican. SO .; Julia. 3k b; Yellow Jacket.
lob; Savage. l5Ab; Chollar, 6b 6hA; Scor-
Pion, 4s5s; Sierra Nevada. sob; Bullion,
sSbeha; Utah. GOAL 20Na 20 rs; Metal
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-11-07

The K~nickerboeker Hose Company held
their monthly meeting at their house last
evening, and the regular routine business
was transacted. A resolution was offered
sustaining Chief Engineer Douglass. ana
asking the Board Of Fire Delegates 70 vess
the control Of the department in his hands,
but II was agreed II might look like an at
tempt TO forestall the report OF the Com
mittes appointed by the Board to eonier
with the County Commissioners and 'ta
consideration was therefore postponed.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-11-07
Hotel Arrivals.

Parker House-F. j.. Filter. Reno; J.
Sorbon, Garden Valley; r. Northy. VIM.
sunson, A. Stinson. city Ed Emery. Hoo
sac mine; Zsph Jones.
Jackson House,. NJ. English, B. b.
straight, D~uckwater; Mrs. Wertheimer. W.
!. Mills, Chicago.
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Eureka, September l, 1879.
SUCCESS AT LAST. EUREKA,
Photographs! Photographic

Owing TO the recent Improvements on my
the fact hat l have at last attained the ideal Of
my dreams, viz The truthfulness, the round
and solid boldness Of relief. SO much admired
in y good photograph of the Rembrandt style.
To any one skeptical on this statement. I will
cheerfully convince them by Offering a COM
parison of photos of recent taking with those
OF former days, thereby substantiating the
above announcement.
Also. note this, and remember 1t Through
the convenient management OF my present
light. pictures of superior quality eau be taken
in any weather. snowy especially. as my sky.
light Is so constructed ss to shade OF the snow
as 1t falls. Children aud groups are recon-
mended for such days. Copying improved on
the original, either plain or worried up In crayon
or color. LOUIS MONACO, Artist.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-11-07

Comments OF the Press ON Live
Subjects.

Subjects.
WHITES APPOINTMENT.
From the Examiner.
1t is an excellent appointment. and Governor
Irwin will be heartily approved for 1t.
BAYARD's
From the Springfield Republican.
II Bsyard we're nominated, the best campaign
documents in his favor would be complied out
OF the lesding Republican papers for years past.
"rr DEPENDS OK THE OK" ETC.
From the Quincy Herald.
A Union soldier ceases to be . Union soldier.
and becomes . " rebel Brigadier." as soon ss he
IL discovered to be q Democrat.
FIELDS CANDIDACY.
From the Stock Report.
Here. In California, where Judgs Field 10 so
well known. his Presidential aspirations have
been g subject OF laughter to all. Democrats In
eluded. II 10 not deemed In this State that he
has the FIRST qualification or the lenst record to
entitle him to consideration as q Presidential
candidate.
WE THINK xor.
From the Enterprise.
Suppose ths evil one had been called upon to
plan \ country where the youth, male and 70.
male. would be sure to become accomplished
hoodlnms. At from eighteen to twenty one yss.s
more elements VI depravity than our own State
OF Nevada has today
SLIGHT cHAxox.
From the Sacramento Bee.
The old Methodist church building Of Gold
Hill 10 to be transformed into an engine-house.
II "a not such = bad fall a. some people might
think. Its duty now is to save the people from
the fires Of this world, instead Of from the Area
Of the next.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-11-07

Warden Batterman has just filed his
monthly report. Blk prisoners were dis
charged aud seven received during October.
There are $50 men In The prison.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-11-07

Wells, Fargo & Co. shipped this morning
| 10 bars Of bullion, valued at Sa,649 81.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-11-07

If you have . nne or complicated wate- or
clock, a music box. sn automaton singing bird,
or any other delicate and intricate piece OF
mechanism needing repairs, go to
EDW. WILHELM.
Chronometer, watch and clockmaker, one door
north OF Meyers & Franklin, Main street.
All work warranted to give perfect ~sattsfsc.
ton or positively no charge. o.
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Watches and Jewclry.

II you want your nne watches repaired In
the best manner and guaranteed for one year to
keep correct time. go to strAus' Jewelry store
below the Parker House. 1se
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Water Notice.
WAN TED.

A GIRL. OR A M~IpDLE.AGEp WOMAN.
"A in a private family. Apply to-
JOE RICH, Pawbroker,
Next door TO the Parker House.
Eureka, November s. 1879. novo-tf