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STEAMSHIPS.
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK.
MORGAN'S LOUISIANA AND TEXAS RAIL
ROAD AND NEW YORK STEAMSHIP
COMPANY.
x g., The ,f f2ll giving Al iron steamships
LONE STAR, ' ALGIERs,
NEW YORK, MORGAN CITY.
GEN. WHITNEY. LHALM SITE.
tnow butlding)
STEAMSHIP GEN. WHITNEY.
H. r. Freeman master.
VIII sail from Agiers TUESDAY. September
issUnANoE TO NEW YORK. oNE-HALF
Freight for the above port received at the de-
pot of Morgan's Louisiana and Texas Railroad,
foot of Lafayette street. daily until .. N.
hor C JFIsSp' 4. V WRHiipNEY & 90. Managers.
au1a Corner Natchez and Magazine streets.
THE CROMWELL LINE.
FOR NEW YORK DIRECT.
To sail WEDNESDAY. September II. at o. m.
zGrass This line Is composed Of the
.s e+,sSss.lzs,zAasee following steamships
I Es,bbgKSEERBooKER. H HgR sooKRtr.ns
The steamship
EAGER master
will leave her wharf from foot OF Toulouse
INSURANCE BY THIS LINE u PER CENT.
Cabin passage --...-....-...........$4
Storage. .....,..........-... ~
Freight for Liverpool. Bremen and Havre
taken ~ this line. and through bills Of ladine
given for the same
For freight or D"ss ATfE sRBBlyM t9
my11y a Oarondelet street.
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EXPORTS.

LIvERPOOL-Per steamship Ariel--l522 bales Of
cotton l7rg sacks oileake 1900 pcs slaves
RDUEN-Per barkentlne l. Hasbrouck-37.6o soc
bushels wheat in bulk
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The Board of Directors. at q meeting held Oh
the twenty second day Of January, 1879. after
reserve fund from the net earnings Of the year
and paying the 10 per cent dividend to The
i,IvfisiEsiNsiD5 OF TWENTY PER GENT on the
net earned participating premiums Of the year
ending December 81, 1878. said dividend payable
on and after Monday. the twenty seventh day Of
January, 1879.
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LAS RMPOOL.

$3.50 The steamship
EXPLORER, ===
Williamson commander.
Will sail on or about September 6. 1879. from her
wharf foot OF Jackson square.
Will receive cotton and sign through bills
lading for the Continent. between Havres
Oronstadt,
These steamships, being of light draft, Will
cross the bar Of the Mississippi ut all drns
without detention.
For freight apply TO
de2DiY 1876 dravier styet,. no stairs.
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SATURDAY vIgKSBURa UNITND STATES
MAIL PACKET. &
Leaves every SATURDAY. at 8 ., M
eEy FOB VIOK5BURH. DAVIS BHHU
lx&X&aR NatcheZ and all intermediate lands
fnRs-The passenger packet
JOHN III. HANNA.
TN place Of the Natehez),
b. 3. feathers, master, j. r. Muse clerk
connecting at Vicksburg with the Parfsot Mra
Tor fazoo, Tallahatehie and Sunfiower rivers,
81, Louis. ~--S -~@@
This boat reserves tho right TO pass all land.
inEa that me Captain may consider unsafe.
ZOE freight or passage aQpIye board, or TO
JOHN -JAMMEY, 100 Common St,
]. q. OARLJN. so Magazine ST
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The foregoing statement is a just true and
orrect transcript from the books Of the Com.
pany. JAMES /. DAY. PRESIDENT.
IA. CARPENTER. Secretary.
Sworn to and subscribed before me this TWEEN.
ty-seeond day Of January, 1879.
A. IEGRAHAM. Notary Public.
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UNITED STATES MAIL PACKET.
FOB dREkNVILLE, XIqKsBURd AND THU
Leaves syery tn URsDAY at D. m,
H.yS =. FOR GKEENVILLE, VIOKSBUnH
LNkytKMa and the Bends-The new and ns4s
a1aM &s@ nthcent passenger steamer
FRANK FARGOUN.
TN place Of the }. M. Wbite.)
]. M. White master, Curt. Holmes clerk.
connecting at Vtekshurg with Parisotfs Lina
for all points on Tazoo and Tallahatchie rivers,
Boat reserves the right to pass all Landings
that the captain nay deem unsafe. s'e'N''"
G. G. WAYNE, 80 Gravier st,
Il. ". ADAMS. 81 Commercial Place.
q. P. WORK. Is Commercial Plac1
Will give through bills of lading to Trenton
Monroe and all stations on Vicksburg, Hhrevs
port and Texas Railroad, via Delta, La.
W. b. BROCKETT, Agent,
au19 80 MAGAZINE street,
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.ucKesUHa. esEEnvnLk Ann nknD.,

UNITED STATES MAIL PACKET.
Leaves every TUESDAY at o. ID,
HEEs FOB YICKSBURG. HATCHER
MDe&N9 Davis Bend and intermediate lan1s
sss0ssAhaas ings--Tha steamer
ROBERT r. LEE,
William Campbell, master A. MeYay, CLERK.
!eayes .as above connecting at Vicksbnrg with
Partsots Line for all points on the Yazoo Buns
flower. Dear Greek and Tallahatebfe.
g. 2. WORK, 10 Commercial Plaza.
@. @. WAYNE. 90 Gravier street.
GEO. d. HITE. 142 Grayier at.
VIII give through bills Of lading to Trenton,
port and Texas Rai ib Via beta t. Snlese'
W. B. BR0CKETT, Agent,
au19 80 Magazine street.
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5 Arrived.

Arrived.
No arrivals from sea yesterday
STEAMBOATS,.
Gold Dust McCord, from st Louis
Whisper, Comstock, from Bayou aoula
Eva De Bouche from Upper Coast
Frank Psrgoud, Pepper, from Snnnyslde
Emma Irvine. Ruiz from Lower Coast
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GxANp ISLE.
GWANp ISLE.
HO! FOR GRAND ISLE.
LEAVES FROM THE HEAD OF HARvEY's
CANAL EVERY TUESDAY AND
SATURDAY AT A. NJ.

,~ THE FINE. COMPLETE AND
Azss22tissS fast passenger steamer
FAIR PLAY,
J. r. Kranz master, Frank Kranz clerk,
will leave as above regularly. landing each way
at the Willoz Wharf. and returning will arrive
at the head of the canal every Thursday and
Monday at .. m. Fare each way. "a 50.
my22 Am
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INSURANCE.

OFFICE SUN MUTUAL INSURANCE COMPANY, ]
No. 80 Camp street.
New Orleans January /. 1879.
In conformity with the requirements OF lite
Charter the Company publishes me rouow1na
statement for the year ending December 81.
1873:
AMOUNT OF PREMIUMS FOR THE YEAR ENDING
DECEMBER 81, 1873.
On fire risks. ...... t212422 So
River risks s5,373 80 .z. 4.S
Marine risks ......- 1884 30 5..
-----S347,6 37 81
Add
Unter minated
risks. 1877...... 104.41 90
--$452s7s 81
Less
Unter mated M5
risks. 1878 ........ 9A,739 90
Return premiums. 1S.457 80 n4.196
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Exchange Clippings. september 3.

81. Louis Post Dispatch:
The P.-D. river reporter has now three low,
poas. sidewheel boat AMI two sternWneel
boats. for SALE Also several letters from the
South inauiring for boat to carry 500 bales.
eta.
Natchez Democrat
There were shipped from the port OF Natchez
curing the month Of August 1879 al bales OF
cotton. against 34l bales for the corresponding
month last year. The receipts from MI sources
Ior the commercial year ending August 81 1872
were 26. $50 bales. and the shtnmentB during the
same period amounted 70 "a, 955 bales being 6o1
nales less than the shipments for the year end
ing August 81. 1878 The falling off is attributed
70 Inc large amount consumed by the Natchez
coNon mills during which period 1895 bales OF
IaW cotton was converted into domestics. ThfsA
audsd to the shipments above mentioned.
makes grand total Of % $50 bales shipped dur,
ing the year. The amount Of cotton on hand
this date = only Is bales. against 195 bales the
same date last year. Yesterday We entered
UPON new commercial year. and from the
The war.
Especial to the Democrat
V4IRo. San. 1o.-The new barge sixty nine is
~. SSadsiIng. There is no late news from boats In
tne Mtssis sippi
NEW ALBANY, Sept 1o.-The steamer Natchez
out OF the canal. aud passed down for Cairo
81 - ocloek this afternoon
~. 20 LOUIS. Sept. lo,-River on stands $40
- % The gauge, Arrived; City " Greenville
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FOREIGN PORTS.

bordeaux. August 22-Sailed for New Orleans,
bag Superbe, Griilet,
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cans AND MOBILE RAILROAD.
MORGAN'S LOUISIANA AND TEXAS Rail-
ROAD AND STEAMSHIP GO.

September 100 bales cotton to Tertrou-3 do to
Payne Kennedy Geo. to G w Sentell &co-4 Leh-
man. Abraham Coos Hanmonds Gaddis Geo. to
w Burbrdge Coos Clapp Bros &co-3 A Mon
toni do hide Laeassagne-l66 sacks cotton seed
o Cotton seed Assocation-2o hides to Rykoski Il
Manade-3 casks hides bbls tallow Jos Dayid-3O
head cattle SeTvat-sundries TO order-Total 81
bales cotton sacks cotton seed
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Receipts mt the old Basin.
Memoranda.

MRmOrAndas
comparative statement of seargoing vessels
ID the port Of New Orleans mode up to September 3,
ls7g shows that there % steamships. ships.
d barks brig and scheoners. At the same date
| last year there were steamships, ships, 8
barks - brips and sehOOners.
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Stations.


SI3eiow high water mark OF 1875 'Ahu''atoe
rise. Indicates fall.
The weather Yesterday was cloudy ana snow
cry. oo,,t uitb the Eva and
1ohn Wilson. Both Of these packels ielV "i'h
M e aod Dust arrived Tuesday night from
N louis and returned yesterday. mo Gola
r. n,at aid O. large way business, pn ting out 800
t nnss and making eighty five landings between
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THE PUBLIC PULSE.
Comments of the Pre.s on Live
Subjects.

0u0UectS.
SEARCHING ron WORK.
From the Enterprise.
These men are in real distress. Behind
their appeals for labor are the cries Of
children, into whose eyes the bitterness Of
poverty surges. You who have children
Of your own. snugly slowed away in warm
beds these cold nights. and in whom FOUR
life is bound up think Of these shelterless,
hungry ones. who sit by dismal windows,
and cry for help the parents are powerless
to give. Don't turn these men away
empty-hAnded. Put them to work. Let
them pile. tear down and reptile boxes in
your store, for which pay them, If you
IN nom your woodpile and let these
fellow-men have the chance Of earning .
dollar.
LANGUAGE M VIEWS IN ccoRp
From the Carson Appeal lRepJ.
The papers which hope to be corrupted
next fall by the coin Of William Sharon
are trying hard TO make il appear that the
interview had with the Senator by . re
porter az the Silver State was bogus. II
seems curious to any one knowing sharon
that In an interview he would have said
anything else. The language is in full
accord with Sharon.s views Is he has ex-
pressed them privately . hundred times.
ouR INDIAN POLICY.
From the Daily Exchange.
The treatment Of the Indians 80 far il in
marked contrast to the policy which any
other civilized Government would have
pursued. Even the English. 30 fond Of
boasting Of their humanity and deep re-
gard Of proprietary rights, would have
stretched the necks Of . dozen Of the ras-
Gals long since.
RxPvBIIcAN OPINION OF SHARON.
From the Carson Appeal.
The spectacle Of . United States Senator
talking in an off-hand way his ability
10 corrupt the voters Of . State where be
does not even have . residence. makes very
refreshing reading. The Republican party
owes il TO itself to sea that this man does
not again disgrace 1t in the halls Of Con-
gress.
SENSIBLE ADVICE.
From the Sacramento Bee.
A Csnon paper advises . Citizen Of that
holy burg 10 sell all he has, and use the
proceeds 10 perfect the musical education
Of his daughter. II might be better il he
instructed her in dressmAking or cooking.
than in training her nUmnassic vocalism.
Sor A PAYING INSTITUTION.
From the Reno Gazette
The SsAte University is doing very well
indeed this winter. There 10 an attend
ance AZ Ii scholars. and the expenses are
only $2.No = month.
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a CuLLIxGs.

Xeus Nsses Cleaned froa varfsus
sources.
Few idle men in Bodie.
Bodis thisves sseal bullion.
Colorado boasts Of 80 bonaarl kinr.
The Toagh Nut Is called the best mine in
Toomhstoas District.
us Episcopal Church at LeAdvills win
srs Christmas dinner for strangers.
Horses and ponies are cheap in wallA
wLia- Indian ponies are sold for S. and
SIC . bead.
Ths earnings of the Central Paelfc Rail
road Company for the month Of November
are reported 81 $i.4s7.ooo Asains. N,SsT,-
sss Tor The corresponding noese .ssi yssr.
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ACIFIC G T.
ESPECIAL TO THE EUREKA DAILY SENTINEL.
ALIrORNIA

More Assessmsnts-The sserm-The
Great Lawsuit, Etc.
San Francisco, December %.
Mono and Lady Washington levy assess
ments Of so and 90 cents, respectively.
1t Is believed that the game to condemn
Lake MERGED is blocked by the resignation,
to-day, Of p. Crowley, Chief Of Police, and
n Of the Commissioners appointed by
the old Board OF Water Commissioners, as
IL Is thought the new Board will not APP
point to the vacancy.
Frank Logan. aged Is, was drowned yes
terday afternoon, while d~uck-shooting near
Powder House Point. He lost command
Of his boat and then attempted to swim
ashore.
The Changers Bank OF California has
filed . certificate in the County Court, di-
minishing its capital stock from ", 900
to 81 200, 900.
The bullet which entered Mayor Kali
loch's chest, last August, and has, since his
convalescence, caused him considerable
trouble, was yesterday extracted from his
left armpit.
1t has raiLed lightly during the day. and
toward dark cleared up for q while, but the
clouds are gathering again and the storm
seems likely TO break out, although the
wind is northerly.
Advices from the interior report q POM
tinued n heavy rainfall from nearly all
parts Of the State. with snow-storms in the
mountains.
The examination Of J.. c. Flood and ].
H. eager, his bookkeeper. on the opposi-
ton Of John H. Burke to allowance Of the
account Of the executors OF the 0'Brien
estate, has been, by consent. postponed till
Saturday next, at II A. l..
The case Of Garvey against Fair, Pres
colt, Scott 4 Co. and the North Consolid-
ated Virginia; also, Of Dougherty against
the same defendants, have been continued
for the term.
Drowned.
SAN B~uENAvENruRA, December 81.
George Beers attempted to cross Santa
Clara river during the high water on Sat
urday, and OF Sunday his horse was found.
tangled in the brush on an island in the
middle Of the stream. There is little
doubt that Beers is drowned. and his body
carried out to sea.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-12-23

JOHN SHERMAN manages to keep the Phil
adelphiA Mint running steadily. 1t Ia O
coming eagles and half-eagles, at an aver
age Of $500, 900 worth daily. 1t is an
nounced that the coinage Of this Mint,
during the present month, will aggregate
$780, 00. 900. This enables the wire-pullers
Of the Keystone to provide for such men
IS may prove useful for Sherman. Nevada's
votes count but little. and the Carson Mint
can. consequently, remain idle.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-12-23

JAY GouLp, the great railroad king, is
the son Of q farmer, and was born in Rox-
bury, in the year 1895. He began life .
poor man, and was at one time a tanner.
He wen TO New York, about the year 1860,
with small means, and possessing no influ-
ence, pecuniarily. socially or politically.
He now bids fair to become one of the
greatest financial g~eniuses Of the country.
He has always abstained from tobacco and
Intoxicating drinks.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-12-23

The San Domingo revolution is n howl
ing success. The alleged President ia
fleeing before the wrath Of the people, and
At last accounts was at Porto Rico. They
seem to DO very much in need Of q 4" strong
man" like General Grant in San Do
mingo. The public will perceive that we
missed . good thing when We failed to an
mex IL y few years ago.
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CINCINNATI is soon to begin reaping the
benefit Of its enormous investment in a
railroad. She has put SIS, 000. 600 into the
Southern road. without any hope OF doing
anything more than secure a part OF the
Southern trade. II is the boldest expert
ment OF tho kind ever made by my munich
pality in this country, and the advocates
Of government ownership Of railroads will
watch the result with q great deal Of
infnrest
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plecnE rlCkISes.

OoAD8o - &&As - IN
= ~8ecerA.~
The hArbsrous hArhsrs are the only per
com in Phoebe Who are making coin. fhey
are kc9ging ii all and are putting il in
stocks
Fred. Wlih0um. Who h.s been living al
: .s.e< end a P~sAss.ass. ys.,ey tSr
ysAu. keeping . cattle ranch. has been
missing for VA time past the impression
being that be has heen murdered.
Work !. being hurried upon tbs machin-
cry a - HllSide furnace. and the new
Inning l. h>.=s fat in with al possible dis
patch Coal i coming in in large quants-
nrs. and about so tons Of ore i GOV on
the dump
Arscs has hsen made Tor . purse Of $500
. side between . horse ol Nysxongsris, u
PAnaca. called Billy, and ssSpoiled Child"
better known - the Pahranaxat horse.
The pce 10 % take place on New Years
day; eistAnee SIS yards- The track is no,
ssttlsd On. bat VII probably Be made 81
pxaAcA
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Mining and Other Notes, Cuiied
from the Courier"
Vegetables are scarce in Belmont.
Travel through Belmont is pretty lively
at present.
The Belmont Mining Company shipped
during the week bullion valued at 6,S57. 80.
The Alexander Mining Company ship
ped, from December 10 TO December 10, 7
bars Of bullion valued at S7,633.71.
The town Of Upper Jett was located and
laid out last Monday by Geo. Bull and
others Of Smoky Valley. II is the belief Of
many hat by next Summer Jett will be
n of the ~liveliest camps in the State.
From Superintendent Hogan we learn
that the Belmont mine never looked bet
ter than at this time, and from present in
dications IL is though. that enough ore
can be extracted TO run the mill for a
longer period than was first anticipated.
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FOREIGN NEWS
fQHcIAL no rxE xrRxKA DAILY SENTINEL
British Ferce In Afghanissan-Pre-
greas or the War.

LONDON, December y.
The Government Of India publishes an
explanation Of the military situation in
Afghanistan. stating that General Roberts
has ample transportation and ammunition.
Besides the Is cannon belonging TO his
force. he has ala captured His
entertainments can be easily held by a.5o0
men. leaving 5000 free for offensive opera
tons. General Bright has 1a.ooo men be-
tween Jumrood and Jugdalnk. with 80
cannon. v months supplies. and COM
including the forces ~ CAndxhAr md in the
Karum Valley. The total field force Is
H.ooo men, With leo guns. which is con-
ssdsred ample for present requirement.
BoMHAy. December n.
II vas reported On Thursday that Gen.
Cough would probably retire upon Peise-
ran, three miles west Of the S1rksb river,
bat il Is o believed that be viii remain
At Juzd1luk. and shortly clear away the
6hilieis in his front General Arhethnol's
brigade il distributed along the road be-
tween Gundamuk and JuSdulak- Con-
trary 10 expectation. the tribes below Jel-
AllAhad continue quiet Had General
Bright advanced With his whole force,
doubtless the AAhmc1nds and Afreedies
would have risen. but the system Of for
eAza<aS aoSfS ho1 sct4&t40AG only kS To
Endorsements arrived from Pesshawer
Affords no opening. Greate5orss are max
ing for . speedy eoncensratioa Of Q large
forte At Pe~ahAver. May native princes
have rendered their assistznse.
CALcvrrA. December n.
The ex-Ameer. Yokoob Khan, has arrived
at Nsexrt- He i confined under military
and police guards. bat il Is doubtful il be
will he kept there long. - the proximity
Of Meerat 10 Delhi and 10 other eensers of
AnssulmAn tradition renders il an inexpe-
dient place Tor the safe keeping q NAhon-
medAn state prisoners
General Roberts reports than in eoase-
qnence 81 the dsalsory attacks By the
Ghlljels. il became necessary 70 engage
them all along the line. and they have nov
been driven OF He hopes they are dis
LONDON. December II.
The viceroy q India seiegrapks to-day
General Bright reports the movement
Of r~einforcements all along the lire. Gsn- |
eral Cough marched yesterday for cahul.
Khan. the Ghiijeis chief. Who
I'D The tribe IN is dssHlscxy AttacAa npon
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Items of Interest Culled from state
Exchanges.

dteuhS OF Interest 0uIIeU from StNte
Exchanges.
Reno is unusually healthy.
Reno subscribed $3.50 to the Irish relief
fund.
The Virginia bank expects to resume in
. day or two.
Humboldt county scrip sells for % cents
ON the dollar.
A heavy snow storm Sc. in on the Com
stock Saturday afternoon.
A thief smashed q brokers' window in
Virginia City, and managed to get away
with over $500 in gold.
The Carson Tribune proposes to publish
a black list, containing the names Of de-
linquent subscribers.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-12-23

General Coughs command, Is reported
wounded. His followers appear to be do
sorting him. Rcinforcements have been sent
70 Dokka, In consequence OF the report
that the Mohmounds are assembling in
that vicinity.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-12-23

BARnrSa Nevada. California makes the
bost financial exhibit Of any State in the
Union. Its debt Is but 500. 900. while San
Francisco owes 8 1000. 900.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-12-23

THE appeal for money with which to pay
the debts Of Archbishop Purcell, resulted
in the collection Of $3.50 o just about
enough TO pay a quarters interest.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-12-23

Wooden Pipes, in great variety, st the GOLD.
EN- RULE STORE. Eureka.
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Rubber Goods.

Tive for 25c. Cigars in Eureks. at the GOLDEN
RULE STORE.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-12-23

THOMAS MURPHY has removed his Boot
shop three doors soHth of the new brick build
ing on Main street. where he is prepared to
make the best French Calf Boots to order, from
$l2 to SIC. Repairing neatly done. A large
assortment Of Boots Of my own manufacture,
At reduced prices.
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Sir Ashley Cooper's vital Resfora.

The great English remedy has made more
cures Of Nervous Debility. Seminal Weakness,
Lost Manhood, nocturnal emissions. lassitude,
inability for mental labor. dependency and
such diseases as are induced by youthful foilies
and excuses. than all other medicines com
bined. Why will You suffer- Send 10 A L.
Mintie. n. D.. Nc. ii KeArpy street San Fran
cisco, for the Restorative. and be cured Price,
50 per bottle. Four times the quantity, $40.
Try q bottle DR.. Mintie treats all private dis
eases successfully without mercury.
novAlIydkw
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Price have been vastly reaasd IN all departments ana ~ CLEARANCE III WILL
COMMENCE AT ONCE All s@1s vii Be nxksd In phnE figures ad threading purchasers
re nv rspetxy solicited 70 ut ear sahhshm and lrn b. actual Inspection the
mYrSed<ass ssvssnS~ a-rasd ~ our pSanvs md pssmrazy CLEARANCE SALE now in
IA Al unandshse f@s as ne pr~--t r-r-<t-Nf he White Homs have established
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$1,000 N. DAvIDs0N.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-12-23

Full stock of Rubber Boots and overshoes a
the GOLDEN RULE STORE.