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NOTICE
Dissolution of Copartnership.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
~ undersigned nave dissolved that certain
copartnership known az sholderer Il Roberti,
and doing business in the Capitol Market. All
debts contracted up 10 August 1st. 1880, will be
paid by the undersigned, Jointly, and they will
collect all accounts due said firm. The bust.
ness Will be conducted by VIM. Sholderer on
and after August LIST. 1880, Peter Roberti re.
firing from the firm, WIN. SHOLDERER,
PETER RoBERTI.
Eureka, August Q, 1880. aug1o I'm
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-08-18

THE right of trial by jury, the habeas
corpus, the liberty Of the press, the free
dom Of speech, the natural rights Of per-
sons and the rights of property must be
preserved WINFIELD SCoTr HANCOCK.
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imposing affair, and the line Of march was
eight miles in length.
Entrance of n chinese steamer into
the Port of San Francisco.
WASHINGTON, August 1.-THE Treasury
officials are considerably perplexed over
the question raised by the entrance of a
Chinese steamer into the port Of San Fran
cisco. 1t now appears that, in addition to
the Alien Tonnage tax of 1.50 per ton, if
the Wo Chung is laden with merchandise
from the Sandwich Islands, her cargo will
be subject to a discriminating tax of 10
per cent. ad valorem, although the mer-
chandise may be under the reciprocity
treaty with the Hawaiian Islands, entitled
to enter free.
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A COAT AND PoCKET-BooK, CONTAIN
N ing papers and bills of no use to any one
but the owner, were lost between Eureks and
Diamond Station, on the z. l. P. Railroad. The
property may be left at this Office.
Eureka, August 10, 1880. sul7.iw
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NEW TO-DAY.
BOARDING HOUSE.

MRS. DR.. REECE WILL THIS MORNING
VI open a boarding house on the restauran,
plan in the house of Hank knight, on Adams
street, north Of Clark. Meals at all hours.
Breakfast served this morning. Families and
others are requested to call.
Eureka, August II, 1880. auIs-tf
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d T. & q N.
Suicide at Junction City.

PORTLAND, August IA man named
Nelson committed suicide at Junction City,
Lane county, yesterday, by cutting his
throat from ear TO ear. Cause not known.
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LOS T.

nURTNG THE FIRE. A NEW CANVAS
IL trunk large sizel, with initials n. B. r.
Any information in regard to it will be thank
fully received, and the party rewarded.
n. B. RICHMOND.
Eureka. August l., 1880. auls-tf
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$50 REWARD.

A BROWN MARE BRANDED ON THE LEFT
"A hip.~l Bliss white spots on the ribs,
tsineh ms Gsl. Also, . bay horse colt with the
same brands. The colt is about two years old.
AIso. a mare eolt about three or four months.
fEs mare aud colts strayed from Butte Station
aboat the lst OF May last. The reward will
be paid by leaving the above described mare
and eolts "a the hayward of Colerick on South
Main street ALBERT BURGESS.
Eureka, Aug 3, 1880. aug6-1mr
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THE great principles Of American liberty
still are the lawful inheritance Of this peo-
pie and ever should BEL WNTIELD ScoTT
HANCOCK.
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Rooms to Rent.

THREE GOOD ROOMS CAN BE RENTED,
i near the corner of Edwards and Clark
streets. Apply to
NICK MILLICH.
Eureka, August It, 1880. au1S-tf
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1 REV

T oST-DURING THE FIRE YESTERDAY,
IL 8 small black-and-tan female dog, will
answer to Tricks" The above reward will
be paid for the recovery Of the dog, by leaving
it at the SENTINEL ONCE.
MINNIE WARNER.
Eureka, August II, 1885. auls-3t
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Rooms for Rent.

THE RESIDENCE OF MRS. J. STRAUs,
l. on Mob Hill, containing eleven rooms, is
nov for sale, or will be rented together, or in
single rooms, furnished, irresponsible parties.
MRS. j. STRAUS.
Eureka, August II, 1880. auls-tf
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FOR SALE.

A PRIVATE RESIDENCE, SITUATED ON
n Mob Hill. at the corner of o'Neil Avenue
and Clark street. l. J. WILSON,
Eureka. August l., 1850. au1s-tf
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GOOD PAsTURE {.

-MA HAVE A LARGE TRAct "
E~X9 meadow land fenced Una, a..
@DNxjust been moved, when Is spsIi 4.
AGHxkabdid grazing for horses. liner. =
an abundance OF water on the range. .nl
STOCK pastured by the week or moh.n;
taken out and returned at any time oraer," AN
Persons wishing to pasture then s.osa,on
rely upon its having good care and s.VhIs on
South Main stresf. r. d, PAGE.
Ftsh Greek Ranch. August .. 1850. sns'''N
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For Sale or Rent.

A GOOD DWELLING HOUSE, CONTAIN
n ing four rooms, cellar, etc. furnished OF
unfurnished, will be sold or leased. For par
ticulars apply at this ofhee.
Eureka, August II, ls50. aui3-tf
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Special Offer!
Daily Miner during the Campaign
. $l.5O.

The DAILY MINER aciN be sent By mail
to any address from this date until Norem6er
6, 1880, or during The Territorial campaign,
for 81. so, payable in Advance. The campaign
both national and focal, promises to be erctt-
ing, and all Intelligent readers ,ciH desireto be
yell informed as to the course Of current
erents. This they can do by taking advantage
of our rery liberal offer. In its tetegrophic
columns the MINER arN present all impor-
tant neacs, end only important neecs; amin
portant dispatches, amounting only to a Ucste
of the readers time, being alrays rejected.
The local campaign ,ciU be fully treated by
the regular staff and by correspondents sta
toned at all the principal points IN the coun-
ty. No other medium Of Information, for
residents Of the Vest SIDE, Ia to be compared
,rith that embraced in this offer.
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Asking fOr Time.

LONDON, Oct. IA correspondent at Rome
telegraphs: The Italian ambassadorto England
telegraphed to his government that at a meet.
ing of the British cabinet council in London
OF Thursday it was decided to propose to the
powers that a respite till Sunday, the Sd inst.
asked for by the Porte be granted. Italy I'M
mediately adhered to the proposal.
There is great anxiety in official circles
about Garibaldi's movement, which has
formed the theme of discussion at three cab
met councils.
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Since the Maine election two separate as
sessments have been levied on the depart
ment clerks at Washington. So great is the
strait to which the republicans are reduced
that the 'sassessor" is abroad in the land, the
Salt Lake Tribune declaring that even the
federal officials of Utah have this year been
called upon to pay political tithes. 1t is not
likely that Montana has been sighted in this
broad and comprehensive revenue scheme,
but if called upon, our territorial office hold
ers have made a virtue of necessity, and have
decided to grin and bear it in silence.
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"No use talking. He won't do. Too tricky.
too unreliable" is t.e verdict 10 be heard
from Old line republicans when Sanders cai,-
didacy is under discussion. Considering If
what vital importance to the people of Mo.I-
tana is to he the decision re. he'd with regard
TO legislation now pending The change from
a delegate OF proved reliability to one in
whom even his most intimate friends can NOT
securely c%anfi,ic, woutd he a degree of folly
little short Of suicidal.
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Heavy Failure.

NEW YORK, Oct. 2.-Robinson Lord &
Co., wholesale dealers in wood and willow
ware, 147 Chambers street, their
suspension. The failure is occasioned BY the
suspension of Lord & Robinson, of Balti-
more, with which firm they were identified.
who, in turn, were forced to suspend by the
sudden failure of the tobacco firm of Oliver
& Robinson, of Richmond, Va, and IS War
rem street, New York. The three failures
were unexpected, as the firms were not
known to be embarrassed. Their liabilities
are estimated at from $500, 900 to $500, 900.
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At the Tammany ratification meeting, held
&c. 900 men marched in the torch-light pro-
Speeches were delivered from eight
different stands, one of which was occupied
by German speakers exclusively. The meet
Ing demonstrated what had been known long
before among all observant members Of the
party, viz: that the New York democracy,
fTammany hall democracy, Irving hall demoe.
'racy, and as. many other sections as the repub-
3icans would have lis believe the grand old
party Is divided into--are a unit in the sup
port of Hancock, and tiIat the Empire State
5 absolutely safe for the democrats this year.
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fresh trouole is reported at the Republican
OF the campaign by Marshall jewell The
fepuol,can leaders see that his tactics are
leading them to defeat, and a revolt j. inn
pending, if not in progress. It is knnv, t hn,
Ex-senator Dorsey left in high dudgeon at
AIR. Jewell some weeks ago and has M, q a.
but comnlimn'1a"s ne was anything
on Mr. Jauait,as III comments
left. The quarrel is now said to bayp ne
taken up by other parties, and also tbs. A. r
Jewell has been practically deposed, II - "a
mans .o,nihally as chairman of the commit
under the directinn ns 10 10 ne exclusively
receive orders iron, tIa" Wy parties, Jewell to
the work himself NC ,"sseaa OF dire citing
to extend bev opd tha iU"'.'i Is hillerbtooi
Gen. Arthur M. 80 n''tea and involves
even go SO lar as TO declare that Arti,nr !. ,nsi'
TO resign The candidacy for yjce.nraa,. pugnt
NJ. World Sept. PAN. IT.
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OUR WASHINGTON LETTER.
Of tho Franklng Prlvilege-One
BON Cameron ON Pennsyivanla's POL
tics-Both sides Claiming indiana
Importance to the Democrnsssor the
Indiana Electi0n.l

Editor Butte MINER.
One of the party congressional committees
has had proved upon it the fraudulent send
ing OF ranked partisan documents through
the mail. Undoubtedly both committees are
guilty of the offence-an offence without JUS
LITIGATION OF apology. The sending, franked,
of any matter not a portion of the congress
sional record subjects the sender to severe
punishment. No one will be punished, of
course, for the offence just made public, for
the reason that the prosecution of one offend
er, no matter what his party might be, would
lead to the prosecution of the members of the
other party. Still this is a sort of swindle
that ought to be stopped. The law officers of
the government are not doing their duty
while they permit it to continue, and, no mat
ter which party has just been found out, The
republican party will rlghtfully be the suf-
ferer if the evil goes unpublished, for that
party is in possession Of all the executive ma
chinery.
Senator Cameron was In this city yesterday,
just from Pennsylvania. He declines to be
interviewed concerning the politics of his
state, but told a personal friend yesterday
that at this time everything indicated very
nearly, if not quite, the usual republican ma
jority. Nevertheless, his refusal to give an
expression of his views for publication was a
damper to many republicans.
The interest IN the Maine election is dwin-
ding, and all eyes turn to Indiana. The re-
publicans claim that Indiana will be carried
by them in October, and to fortify this claim,
have the assurance of some of the shrewdest
leaders now in the state. 1t is alleged that
there is good deal of discord among the In
diana democratic leaders, and that with a
view to patch up a truce, Senator Barnum
las made several unsuccessful trips to Indi-
annapolis. On the other hand, the democrats
are even more confident. They count largely
on the fact that Indiana is a democratic state,
and with the bulge tlo Maine election has
gwen the cause, it is hardly in the range of
probability that the state will slip away from
democratic moorlngs. As to Ohio there is also
a deal of democratic confidence. Leaders
like Thurman, Thompson aid Hurd have en-
couraged the hope that Ohio can be carried
for the democracy if an energetic canvass is
made.
In New Hampshire the democrats do not
abandon hope. If Indiana goes democratic
in October it is said that Frank Jones, the
democratic nominee for governor, will put
his money in the campaign and make a Wig
orous fight; otherwise he will not.
WILLIS.
WASHINGTON, Sept. 22d, 1880.
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Servians are not. remarkably patriots
are too faithful as husbands, lovers and
ers to become good soldiers. A mal
once brought before Tchernyetf, the X
general, charged with having cut of
his own fingers in order to render hims'
hit for service. The soldier denied y
had himself performed the act OF sell
lation, but subsequently, admitted
comrade had served him only o foil
III the matter.
"Ani were you not ashamed" ask
general, ''to abandon the field whe
Turks are Oh the soil of our fatherlaDd
"Excellency," replied the soldier,
quite willing to fight the Turks, but
To see my home again."
"lndeed," replied the commanders
swell, YOU shall have a long leave
sence. Say your prayers. You will
this moment"
The platoon was drawn out, and u
who was really no coward. and won
j willingly in defense of his hor'
The sign Of the cross, and was sr2
lfoiit OF the eNecuti0ners with',tb
When suddenly lie stopped, as II lie
gotten Something, then walked up to-
eFai' and placing in his hand IA few P
money, said:
10 be given to my wife after"
10 and take them TO her yourscI
~tc''eFnayetF, whose eyes ARE said
hiled with tpars. The man was, of
pardoned. He seems to have been
nie type nf his eonnirymen Who eau
aersiaud why so Gtaiy men should
AL That earth holds dear simply that
man may play Al royalty.-LGndon
tany.
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Well Informed politicians i'll carefully
looking over the ground are Of opinion that
in the November election the vote for Han
cock in Indiana will be 10000 in excess of
that to be polled OH the 18th inst. for Land
ers, democratic nominee for governor. In
other states the same influences will be at
work, and notably in Maine, which is con-
ceded as lost by even the most sanguine OF
republicans. Another cause in operation in
Maine, and tending to the same result, is the
fact that in November Blaine will have no
such personal interest at stake as he had in
September, and accordingly he will make a
much less strenuous effort to carry the state
for bis party.
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REPOB LICAN TICKET.

For Delegate to Congress-,
WILBUR +. SANDERS.
For District Attorney,
F T MCBRIDE.
For Joint Councilmen,
CHARLES T MEADER,
HIRAM Knowles,
GEORGE NJ BROWN,
FRANK L, WoRDEN,
For Representatives,
CHARLES S WARREN,
JOHN BELL,
GEORGE w IRVINE, II,
GEORGE w MORSE,
JAMES X PARDEE,
DAVID JOHNS,
For Sheriff,
DAVID N UPTON,
For Clerk and Recorder,
A WITTER,
For Assessor,
GEORGE W JONES,
For Treasurer,
LEW COLEMAN,
For Probate Judge,
ORREN EMERSON,
For County Commissioner.
WILLIAM NJ JACK,
For County Surveyor,
q A KELLOGG,
For Superintendent of Pt.hlic Instruction
L HOLMES,
For Coroner,
l. NJ HAINEs,
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The Lost Bonds Case.

New YORK, Oct. 2.-The grand jury has
ordered that indictments for grand larceny
and receiving stolen goods be issued against
Lawrence r. Jerome, Jr, and his friends
mitchell and McGibbon in connection with
the loss Of a package of securities valued at
$500, by Brayton, Ives & Co., traders in
Wall street, in July last.
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Japan has signalized its admittancs
list of civilized nations by a regulaI
strike, the first to occur in the histoy
country. The strike, we read, was !
full, laborers' wages having been
through its influence from 16 sen I'd
per day.
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New Comet.

WASHINGTON. Oct. 2.-The Smithsonian
Institu c has received the announcement of
the discovery by Hastings, at Strasburg, Sep
TENDER Goth, of a comet with bright tail, in
IA hours, s minute right ascension, 20 de-
grees and As minutes north declinaiion, with
daily motion 25 seconds in right ascension.
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The Presidential Party.

SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. "A portland dis
patch says: President Hayes, Mrs. Hayes,
Secretary Ramsey and Gen. Sherman, accom-
panied by Mayor D. P. Thompson, visited the
public schools this afternoon. Hayes made a
short address to the pupils at each school and
presented to them Mrs. Hayes and the other
members of the party. Tue president also
visited the custom house and postoffice. A
public reception was rendered to the party
this evening at the Mechanics pavilion. The
building was handsomely decorated in honor
of the event. Long before 5 o'clock the au-
ditorium was packed almost to suffocation by
ladies and gentlemen a%nxiously awaiting the
arrival of the presidential party. Shortly af-
ter 8 O'Clock the party entered the pavilion,
when the twenty first infantry band struck
up "Hail to the Chief" They were conduct
ed to the gallery, where most of the reception
committee had assembled The party march,
ed several times around the gallery, when the
people were called to order by Col. McCraker.
in. Dolph was introduced, and advancing
toward President Hayes delivered All address
of welcome. The president responded at
some length, reviewing the resources of the
racine coast and the prospects of its future.
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For District Attorney, A. E. Mayhem.
For Councilman, Joseph A. Browne.
For Representative, J. f. Rodgers.
For Joint Representative, VIM. D.. Davis.
For Sheriff and Assessor, Orville w. w. Rote.
For Clerk. Recorder and Probate Judge, A. z.
Graeter.
For County Treasurer and School Superinten-
dent, VIM. Shineberger.
n For County Commissioner, Philip Lowell.
For County Coroner, VIM. r. Wright.
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Missoula County Democratic Ticket.

For the Council, F. c. Ives.
For Representative, H. Chambers.
For Joint Representative, VIM. D.. Davis.
For Sheriff and Assessor. Joseph Marion.
For Treasurer. Thomas Williams.
For Probate Judge and Recorder, W. J. Ste
phens.
For County Commissioners Moses Chambers
and III. Bell.
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catholic bishop Appointed

DUBLIN, Oct. 2.-Reverend DR.. Cleary,
parish priest of hungarian county, Water
ford, has been appointed by the Pope the
bishop of Kingston, Canada.
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The secretary of Arizona is probably a good
"worker." and hence the unwillingness Of the
administration to dispense with his services
on the eve of an important election how
ever circumscr.ned may be the field in which
they are to be employed. But people of cll
fashioned opinions of honesty will think that
the administration, in handling the public
money entrusted to their charge, should man
lfest the Watchfulness of the merchant in pre-
venting population on the part of his EN-.
ployes, and his alacrity in furnishing the evil
doer when population has been committed
ana discovered. What would be thought
OF the merchant who would retain in
his employment, and not only that, but honor
with his confidence, the clerk convicted Of ,le.
1raudinS his employer by false entries on the
books? What would be thought of tho SUI
perintendent of a mining company, who had
Deeh elected to office owing to a belief that he
would prove careful and honest in the bandl-
ing OF other peoples money, but who would
commune to employ a clerk openly accused of
Stealing the company's funds? The adj inis-
tratlon is as fully responsible to the natl on as
IS The superintendent to the mining COMPANY
Tor the honesty Of the subordinates. Th
pharlsaical party of great moral ideas seems
TO have a moral code of its own, a code vida
ly different from that which serves as Nh,
guide OF reputable citizens in affairs of bosi-
hess. The case of the Arizona secretarv 10
mentioned in to-day's dispatches,
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DEMOCRATIC NATIONAL TICKET
pEAoCRATIo ooNes EssIoNAL TICKET.
For Delegate to Congress,
MARTIN MAG1NNIS.
DEER LODGE COUNTY DEMOCRATIC TICKET.

DEER LODGE COUNTY DEMOCRATIC TICKE:
For the Council,
A II MITCHELL,
Z ID AIKEN,
j A BROWNE,
F e IVES.
For District Attorney,
A E MAYHEM.
Fer the House,
STEPHEN DEWoLF,
CRlsTIAN B. HoUsER,
RICHARD S. JONES,
ROBERT G.. HUMRER,
STERET HIGGINS,
ISRAEL GLEN.
For County Commissioner,
RoLLA BUTCHER,
For Sheriff,
Lou P: SMITH.
For Treasurer,
THOMAS H. IRVINE.
For Clerk and Recorder,
JAMES s.. MCANDREws,
For Assessor,
JAMES B. MCMAsTER.
For Probate Judge,
CALEB E. IRVINE.
For Coroner,
THOMAS STRANG.
For Sup't. of Public instruction,
G.. K. HARDENBROOK
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