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MARBLE YARD.
SAMUEL MURPHY,
Audapunu q c.
AndcrsOn, 8. c.,

nEALER and Manufacturer of MOnu.
D7 HnentS, Monumental Head
BioneS, TOmbs, Vases, Etc. AS
am practical workman, and do work my
self, l can afford to furnish anything In MY
line cheaper than any one else. Working
only the hest grades of marble, am able
to give better satisfaction to my customers,
aud guarantee all work that leaves my shop.
work only new designs. Call and see me
ct my shop on Depot Street, and be con-
WINGED Of these facts. before purchasing
elsewhere
June II, 1850 40 Iy
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are given the Telegraphic Dispatches OF the week.
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Of 'he weekly Herald" gives the Ia,es a. ven n,
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FOE Sale.
Valuable Property In Town Of BeltOn.
n WILL, offer for. sale on SALEDAY IN
IL 9EPTEMBER next, at Anderson.
s.. c., the following siosHribed pronertv IN

IL .9EPTEMBER next, at, ! Anderson.
8. c. the following described property IN
the Town of Bolton: .ssfs
sT0REHoUs1 AND LOT.
Lot one-duavte2 ecre, more or less. House
q by 6i feets sisre9 stories, Including lfasa4
mept; basement ei by co feet, ahoifin and
conhteJa painted; stofsTo0ni % by sS ~1et,
shelving and COUNTERS painted. Room I'D.
j0lhing Store A.-fDom Is by 20 feet third
story - by rs feet, not ceiled. Fire places
In each story. Good shingls roof.
~ sIs.ETHlF.EEsLI,Ilyt3 AND sIlOT.
Lot tiireA acres. morasor less. HOUSE l6
by ~ sess font two mont rooms rs By ls'
feet; hallway 8 feet; extension to rear, and
biiilt with main body OF house, IS by S5
fest, containing bedroom, Silping-roon,
pantry and kitchen. Piazza in front 10 by
q feel; rear 10 BY S6 feet both with balus4
ters, &c. Two chImneys, three ire-piaces.
House slleSl, and p8jn te1 ia9i de aIil,o
Good we'll az water, g6rdes ttShle- tSes
Property can be boughk at priyste sale
before Saieday in September.
: TERN Iaah, or sstt yfactofy papar.
sssas3 I'm. SUTHEKLAND z
Bolton, 8. 65
Juno ~, 1850 80 ID S
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1lsT0TIGE FINAL SETTLEEfENT. 81
fcstefc oe Mrs. Ann lfaynie, decd, hereby
& 9p9 notice thRt lie vii apply, TO the
ytsoge OF Probate. for krtlelsoa County, on
ths l0lE I day os August, 1850, fgr d Final
Settlement 0f said Estate and 6isShnrge from
llisieilles as Executor
y. H. LITTLE, sSsx's.
July 8, 1850 "a
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
COUNTY OF ANDERSON.
6,fNxIiar. <Ale G.OnIa1faAl HoH NJ Al

COURT nF COM5zON PLEAS.
John E. Sitton, rs Administrator dc bonis nop Of
the Estate OF James l.. Simpson, deceased, Plain
til, d0ainH Susan Simpson, James &. Simpson,
Edwin L. Simpson, Rosa Simpson, Cornelia Simp-
son, Lee SimIeop. Laura Simpson, Julia Simp-
er simpson, Fannie Il. Simpson Sophia Simpson,
Maggie Simpson. May Simpson, Henrietta Simp-
son, Charles II. Phnney, Nancy Phinney, Henry
Piinncy. Richard G.. Simpson, Edwin &. Simpson
Nary J. Sharpe and James d. Smith, Defendants.
El-SJmmonS for Relief DE.
VOU are hereby summoned and required TO- an
J. swcr che complaint in this aetfon, which 10
filed in the ofce of the Clerk Of the Court Of Conf
mon Pleas for the said County, and to serve copy
OF your answer on the subscriber ct his ofice on
the public squsre In Wnlhalla, Oconee County,
summons on you, exclusive of the day Of service.
II you fall to answer this complaint within the
time aforesaid, the Plaintiff rs Administrator as
aforesaid will apply TO tf0 Court for the relief de-
manded In the complaint.
S.P DEEDY,
Plaintiffs Attorney.
tsEaIi Joi;' ". DANIELS. r. e. r. s G. s.. An
derson, g. c.
To .he absent Defendants, James c. Simpson. Cor
neIin Simpson, Henry Phinncy ard charles Ii.
TAKE NOTICE. That the summons and COM
pleint In this action was filed in the ofiee Of the
Clerk OF the Court OF Common Pleas for Anderson
County, South Carolina. on the 18th day q July.
1880 and that the object OF said action Is the sale
Of certain House and Lot In the village OF Pen
dleton, In said County and State, known as Law
thef Hall" for the payment OF debts OF the said
James L.. Simpson, deceased
S. p. DENDY, Plaintih,s Attorney.
July Is, 1890
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q Office TO Stove BUYERS.

Il sNtS, HUNDRED STOVES to be sot,,
~. oAeap---Q the celebrated make OF
pSftjts ON the Cotton OptIon ar ~. ~ su9u ~
SoRle and see them. 80 S1Ssis, ~
:, ssIE+A :, ~ COOKERS as low priets NJ
March IS 1880 M sS sss''s tAoNse,
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a EooTs ONCE NO FOR ten yeags my
ieife was confined 20 her bod wItls ahce
a cQmplic lication f ail,nenta thet no
doctor conid tell vshas was tho meter
or euro her. and | used up small for
tune iniburSoug stuff. Six irouths ago 4
sssw 4 u. 8. dag with Hep BIlters on it,
Rud thougat HonId be fool once
.taofe, tried II, ht, -:.;:S lly nrDy we'd 10 30
,UisdoHu. Tvs bottles ckred her, ahe ia
uoi us well and Elt0ag els any sisrr's b wife,
and is ccstnlo only sisp dOllarlf Such
folly pays. II, w, Detroit, sEfch, Esss,es
Fs,S5s.
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'Tis seyentidc--tranquil and beautiful.
Hushcd are tho voices Of Nature vhichI erstsk:le
Eiliod she afr. All. ell Is calm. The sun ,etiItA
The Pile OF red-gold clouds. has sunk 10y Ia tsls
Distant West. Twilight approaches WITH noiseiess
elep, and gently hangs q silver inani,o 4 Z,
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optside for me 70 lIe without touching
hin. screwed my courage up and be. :
gan 10 uDdress--hnk I Remembered the
landlords @eTds, that the stranger vas
an "ngly customer ssllan heS vSsE riled.n
which made mo desist. The thought
strucb me that L slisghs snaIiaps 60 iid on
tb9 ~, bnt moments examination
*: .lea the. qucptioll IN the negative, for
llle floor ssas eAtiIely bare. and The cir
blew ye ~ cold thfou the ldE3 2hinss
81 the pianking. cast my eyes TO the
teelligH, and noticed for fh0 frat linaa Ehat
8 heavy beam, studded with numerous
hooxe, ran through the apartment; bu. no
( 4 4 WAC not q bird and could not perch
there this discovery was of little Ese to
me.
Hall 80 hour passed AWAY ID. this scat
q inte ecislon. I stole cautiously to one
Oh tle FlnGoys Enu gazet On the beauti.
stal city bathed IN the light of the moon.
Howqniet and calm everything looked 1
E But the asr felt siosh and e3olt stsd 81
clossd tho window and resumed my seas
in the chair. them found myself wch-
dasiug Yhnt ayocatipn ufy. frieud followed.
/ Suddenly cast my eyes On d heslS al
clothes which iAy on trunk, covered
olegwith & hzn9 ksy chief, ilc doubs be-
longing 20 The deeper. MT curiosity got.
ilte hAster of sig I; ~ slysd bclorA /:
aca 4 ~ isilat & 4 5ag SOFT, q sonRe q
rlgsef eraraiping his hppagSI. Tie
tiaud dkelehief which covered shem was q,
c0ggse Ion ono, and his clothes nf
cust iulncspi nd y9efa sSinh as afro
usslail worn hy stcveFss. ! q cossiilaus
iohs then, 10 8 syl ly q lsfo or YouI5li
elssEof man Hho lIssiail s stand upon sesy,
Iillsa Ceremony
afEl ufSlr sad o. i B9as, + begai to
feel very cold but siefofe ventaging into
besi I deteTinined to try IN xperiIaent to
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-01-03
to Delinquent Co-owners
In the BfrIfBs Mine.

ITO JAMES LAKRAWAY You and your rep
Il rfsentstlves and SUCCESSORS in interest,
are hereby n5tiaea tAat I have performed work
and labor On the Bring uine and ledge, sItu-
sted IN the Corfez MINING District, Eureka
county. Nersds. 70 the amount and value Of
one hundred 800 dollars in United States
gold coin, during The past year, 70 wit: From
the month II January. A. D. 1879, up TO Janu-
Kry l. lsso, the same being one hundred dollars
for said year. Thst your proportion Of the
cost Of said work and labor for the said year is
as follows. 10 Wit:
James Larrzwsy. 20 feet......- so 90
And Yen and your representatives and success
s0rs, md each Of you. are hereby notified that
IL yoa fail 10 contribute your said proportion
II the eat q said lsbor and work within one
hundred and eighty uSi days from the date
thereof, your interest in said Bring mine and
ledge viii become the property Of the under
signed. your co owner in said mine. who has
made the said expenditures and performed said
work and izoOr. IN accordance and by virtue Of
the iaw Of Congress, section 2,32s Of the Re
vfsed Statutes Of fae United STATS.
HENRY OSBORN, Co-ovner.
Eureka, New, January 2, 1850 j2nS-s0d
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-01-03

Gs5uss ~esz. E<o NJ Esssss1as = Welss-
Fargo & Cas- Ekgwsss i~aausas1sed the
plzn A giving - lie Psble n zaz=ai
stas<zaenss u TIE ssz:1ssn sssldo q tie PArfEe
essss- TIE statements - e~Dtlatsa By Ar-
V~slensins and his xsssstanss, Aase generally
hsea acrsrssd a. aprwsximar1ag ~ zez- 20
the eerrscs 1garss ~ e@ui4 t. oSssinesf-
We pressns. In sur kesl eaianans INKS
usrninx Mr.. v~x14sssn4s sxhibSz fwfSs
Aithsagh shswsax . nasasrz-a taisssg a -
some psfnss. nsssssy fr0n ~ tSaAstrez-
the grnnd sosaE : svsn bssssx tsza re lad
erpes.ef- The stzsssneas embraces ali d
the nsfaisz serrsssxy wsss u ms Eas-szs
river, i~nelzasng Brisish csarmMz and the
vest coast If Msxseo. The fetal F~<eszeEsen
u this area i given a. follows GSld- ST.
5sg SO silver. ssss3 81 issd. sll5.-
Ts8. total, SIS sss sol. A. against ss1.15s-
ga Ia 1878, showing adsrrazse a s5sBs-
III Catitsrzz4s decrease = s194E.
while sevzla's . 81. isEB5- Ths r.
daeed 0asp1f Tor Ssssiz - sszialy eAsrgs
able 10 the Coasssoek. which prodzeed
si7szsE.4sf less in 1873 than in 1878. or bat
S5.s0.sss IN 1873 ~ against 81 zsse4s
in 1878. The falling "a ID tAe res u the
State j. but s7I9.7Js- EarekAs yiAId for
1879 Is pas down AZ s. 81, as against
-, ssl .sDs. . decrease Of sI.I2ll45. This
apparent dsrlsfe IN the y2eia u % dis
trscs may b explained Ga the taeoEy thas
the Richmoaa wzs largely devoted 10 dead
work in the early part a the season, and
20 the fact thai the Earek4 CsfssoladasAa
ceased erowding 10 furnaces 10 tassr IT
most capacity towzrd the later part Of she
rear. II is due 70 these instances,
and not % . lack q ere has cur yield
falls bssow that o. 1878. Csh sos be-
hind s5s5. 73f. While Col0raao, chiefly from
LesdvisIs, : credited with "A ssersase Of
$50, 600 Dakota shows Al increase 81
1898. fs3. Altogether the exhibit. while
hardly ~ satisfactory in oar syn State "a
we coald wish, especially - r4ssing 70 ia E
Ccrnstcek il quite encouraging. and re-
Ascts fsvorably on the misrg interests u
the Psefis Coast. II wEl make more
than enemies, IN til East ssor miu-
ing ~ q legitimate indasry.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-01-03

Tia wxrxLr sEusxE vin bs hssss a.
usazl al. afternoon Il wili he found an
e-vs<salls interesting numbsr. Besides he
general news II the veek from al parts OF
the world. IL eli c5nssin q vast aErxE q
Ioesl statistics and Other sziusbss iaforma-
s5ou. rsgzrdsnx the coaass and astriet
An IN al. il vii be the asa=s esuzPaess
newspaper srsr hstued 10 Eastern SsvAdA
The hnllssu prssdsef q M Tzriac es-s
Tor 1879, ~ eoupzIed bE wesk- Fargo 4
Co.. Express Company. ~aEl spYsar Auaoag
osh@r asTieses II Ae1i interest The
WEEKLY sExrrxzE fo< sbs curreas week
shouM have an e<ssndsd csrcuia'Isn .
the East and Earope. N aidazsea - 10
log I-s q regular subscribers Is can
he lad ia wrappers postpaid ~ CAiisher
Brothers. Tie Pssssece nsss depot and
NJ The ~p1bs5e@ssez s1es-
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DxLIxerExr Ak.s orFreExs.

The extraordinary success which Fitz-
john Porter naes wish - the hands Of The
commission appointed 70 investigate bis
case has bad a very potent influence on a
number Of other gentlemen connected with
the army during the rebellion, who, for
what were regarded a. very good reasons.
were kicked out Of it. surgson-Geasrzl
Hammond also stepped forward and had
hiGsssss relieved from the ugly charges
which had been hanging over him so many
years. Both these individuals viii receive
something In the neizhborhood Of 8
hundred taousznd dollars, In the shape
Of back pay, for services they never
rendered. besides restoration 70 their for
msr rank Ssr comes General O.. &.
Warren, another Of those persons who
either refused or neglected 10 do his duty
while in front Of the enemy. and Was re
moved from his command, which was at
the head u the Fifth Army Corps. on the
field Of battle, by General Sheridan. his
superior Officer. The President has given
him the investigating committee he asaed
for. and in due time we will no doubts hear
that this patriotic commander saved the
Union army on the field Of Five Forks,
just a. Fitz-John Porter did when be re-
fused TO move against the enemy at the
oftrepssted entreaties Of General Pope.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-01-03

A NEW YoHK journal publishes inter-
visws with twelve murderers in the Tombs
on the subject Of capital punishment,
With singular unsnimity. all Of them, with
the exception Of one. who declared bis in
nocsncs, enter their protest against the
death penalty. some regarding it a. !" cold
blooded murder" Chaxsine Cox, the bra
tai murderer Of Mrs. Hall, thought that
the extreme penalty should only be melted
ont against murderers Of about 50. or there
abouts. "gray-headed old sinners" as he
termed them. Young fellows like u.s."
he said to the reporter, are tender hearted
and will reform" In the event Of being
compelled to suffer death. hanging was
generally denounced, and shooting. drown
ing. poisoning aad the gsalletine we're sug-
ssssed a. = substitute for the rope.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-01-03

The attempts Of the Republican OF gans
to draw = parallel between the strict sppli-
cation Of the law 70 the returns in Maine
and the defiance Of all law by the Louisi-
n Returning board whereby the Elec-
toFiai vote Of tho last named State was
stolen for Hayes are not brilliantly
successful There is a. close a resemb-
lance between the cases as between the re-
eovery Of a Judgment at law End the rif-
Ing Of q mans pockets Al the point Of a
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-01-03

THE particulars Of . scene in the White
House on New Years day are detailed in
cur teiegraphic columns. A disappointed
place hunter managed to get into the re-
eepsicn room, where he gave President
Hayes . very vigorous tongue lashing.
Policemen finally cam to the rescue and
quickly elected the intruder.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-01-03

The great English rsr1eay has made nOrs
cares q Nervous DS5lly. Seminal Weakness.
Lest Manhood, n3cz-Lzl emissions. lassIr1ds,
t1zbsEsF fr mental Iabor- d~espo1deneT and
such diseases a. ara ssaEesd By T5uthfzl foilies
and exsesxsz. than ~ Cthsr 1ssltsinss e5m-
s3ne6. Why vii ye suffer- Send 30 A Z
Eizt5e. II. D. Ea- Il Ee9ruy street.. San Fran
Ei@co. f1r tie Restorative. ard be cured Price
g per bottle. FozE rMfz TIE quantity 80.
TIT S b5t-3e- Dr.. Matte treats all private dis
eEses successfully without msrcEry.
narelIFdkE
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-01-03

CALIyoRSL exchange says: The nomi-
nation " election Of General Grant for
President Is against the example Of Wash
ington. Jefferson. Madison. Jackson and
Lincoln. And, il elected, it will open the
door to a life tenant to the Presidency. snd
In the event Of such . thing happening.
death to all the much boosted free in
situations.
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FOREIGN NEWS
SPECIAL 70 TIE EUREKA DAILY SENTINEL.
Searching for the Dead--Cneasy
Germany.

LONDON, January 2.
Diving in the Tay river, at the scene Of
the recent bridge disaster, has been sus-
pended, owing to the boisterous weather.
The railway authorities say there is little
doubt that the bodies have been washed
seward, and a boat expedition Is being or
ganized TO search for them.
BERLIN, January 2.
Dssquieting rumors continue 10 circulate
here, regarding the conduct OF the French
ambassador at st. Petersburg. who is
charged With violent Rnssophilism and
with intriguing against Germany.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-01-03

THOMAS MCEPET has ren1ovsd his Boos
shop three assr= .gzrh q tie rev ur1-k build
Ing On Main street. Eners he i prepared %
z4ke the h@ss FreneA Calf Boots 70 erder. frora
Sc 70 SIS Espa1rzzK neatly dozz- 4 Large
sss7rzzeut Of Boofs & ny ow1 Esnrfscture.
a. reiaced prees
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-01-03

BzorHxR 7. DEWITT TALxaeE isn't out
Of the woods yet. His enemies now pro-
pose 70 sy-Aisn him again. this time on the
charge Of sisndsr. Take it all in all,
Brother Tslmsw has . hard time Of IL.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-01-03

THE Carson Appeal says Senator's sha-
ron and Jones are accused Of 8 desire to
nx up things in this State 20 a. 10 control
the delegation to the Republican National
Convention. We infer that both Of our
Senators are for General Grant.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-01-03

In h. rscsns spessh a. Bochdzie, joan
Byi<hs- the grezs EsgIsh orator 1nd Free
Trader, wzs an esshs<ssssi< advoezss Of fhs
disarmament q the Possrs q Europe
Probably no M IN Esrops reloicsd Eore
than b uken i. EE discovered thzs Prince
Bismarck had ErIstes an Italian states
zsnn = letter. IN shseh he expressed LIS
apUrv~zi u q scheme ~ &= SasSssz -
various industries thousands Hpea shez-
ssnas Of .o4fisrz zke are n5w naEu5ers OF
tie vat arrxSes II tie OI4 World Mr.
Brixhs greatly admirss Amerae2- and .
a cursfui ssrsers u AnersezB inssstz-
r1us. He ssS zhst an army u s=sF
Is Bog men imposes bsr . trIaIzg burden
apon q great natiso * afsy Millions Of
sahahisauts whzs Europa . struggling
nnser . tax Of . bd.sNu sdalA4Fs AGAR fr
tie suppars as re zaaies za4 pays ssua
thing ike = quarter x aaIlNn dslsArs
nuaze fer tie support z - nzrNs- The
industries q sns Tz5sed Sk2-s have N this
-resuee- 10 fasizzfze&as 4E===tage II the
-eoapessrsoa q tie markets e tie Eezie-
Bat tie Paris Tszps s1-ssss tbss NJ
Bright sh5asf rsEzszssr Tat. zzl4ks
Esyspeaa zafioas the CnEsea States have
70 danxerozs nsisA5or zg4iass sho1z %
guard Mr.. EEixhs zosla doubtless re-
szsoud shas Il Frszee za1 Russia Whl J9kz
r- "a C~-~a1v ~ res -~nnzA-rAre
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-01-03

TIE telegraph fsiis 10 bring = line ABOUT
the tsst o. Edison. electric light at MenIo
PARK New Years eve. The emission Is an
ncying. bat we cannot hslp il.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-01-03

The first object IN life with the American
people IS 70 : get reh tie seesnd Row TO re-
szin good health. The first can be Obtained b
Emery. honesty AID SAVING the sseoz1 good
h=4lthl by zxtz4 GEzKxs AUsEsT FLOEEz-
Should ygz b 3 1ssy1g1deur sufferer from any ~
the Effects q Dyspepsia, Liver Complaint In
4sgeSsssn- ste. s1en Is sick Heza2ene- R&lptEa-
ten Of tie Hsxx1. Sur Stomach. HxbitzaA Cos
tvsneSs, Dixzzezs q the Head Nervous Pres
trxtcu- Low spirits. etcs, Foa need not su7er
AzSther day. Two doses 81 ArGrsr ELOEEz
~1ll relieve VIC as onee. SahS9e Bottles 10
~ al Srs--slas druggists II the United States
W. p. Haskell
Has o. haas4 snxII lot q Triple-plated Goods.
consisting 4 Table catlerT. cssson. Butter
Dishes etc, ~hiSh ne viii close out at ssfy
Low prices
Rubber foods
FaIl stosx CT Rubber Boots and oversh0es 81
tie GOLDEN RULE STORE
sheet Music.
sheet yasie received daily. Sheet Music,
Music Books ordered from ths publishers. see
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Pipes
woos5zn Pipes, In great variety, 81 the GOLD
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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-01-03

TEE announcement thai General Grant
hs refused the Presidency Of the proposed
Nie4raguAn Canal Company daPoses Of any
lingering doubt as 70 wbsther Grant viii
take the Prsss9AntiAs nsnsn1tion.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-01-03

TIE ofsciAl cali for the meeting az CHI
fagD. wednesday. June "a. q The RsPzb-
lean National Convention, has been issued
by Chairman Cameron. Each Congress
sionzl Dissries will Be entitled to tEo dele
gates and four at large FROM each stats
and Territory. This gEvez Nevada the Gus
sorasry representation Of sir.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-01-03

LEADyTLLE sold mining property 10 the
amount Of sG l000. 900 during 1879. and
still abe Is not happy.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-01-03

Tx Tase4r1rz TIz@Rsv1eE has enter
ed rpm is 9th vsszme Aad n making
shs announcement. fsss p4 sag sae-
ha=sn 10 reason 70 e7nYzEia- the o2es be-
ing 81 a paying basis- Tae paper =
bright sparkling aad usE<v-a fair repre-
Of the energy shE enxrscssyIzss
shseanp IN whish i X p~1bished. and the
q Tasezror2 Eoal be lacking in
orsinary appreciation. sao1id fhey E0s
gre il a hearty sugpors We extend cur
eaagrztuiasisns. and wish i many returns
a is natal dag
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-01-03
PACIFIC C O T.
ESPECIAL TO THE EugExA AL SENTINEL
CALIFORNIA.
De~faleAtfon In the San Francisco
Sherfn's Oniee-RafIroaa e
dent

San FgAScEco, January 2.
Gideon NJ. Berry, book-keeper for Ex-
Sheriff SunaD, has been missing for some
days. and as he still retained control Of
considerable unfinished business of the
Sherif-s Office il was decided to-day 70 OBJ
tain entrance TO the safe devoted to such
business and see il any dedication had oc-
Cured On opening the safe il was found
that cash 10 the amoHnt Of SIS, 900 TO SIs,-
COO was missing. 1t has also been discov-
cred that since the new Sheriff went into
office Berry has been selling property on
the Sheriffs ecoun and putting the money
in his pockes, and has also appropriated
81 800 which be had been ordered to turn
over 10 the Twelfth District Court. An
other strange feature Of the case is that the
bonds Of the Sherid's depziies are not to
be found, and it is stated that Berry's bond
was not renewed on his resppointment two
years ago.