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sc.Ip HEAD, ALoPECIA, ETC.

sCALp HEAD.--H. 4. Raymond, aucitor +: Nd;
Si-.K r.. Jackson. Mich, was cured OF scald head
OF nine wears duration bt the Cutlcuia hcmeCies.
EAIIrNC OF IuF UAIR.-Frank A. Bean. steam
Fire Engine q. Rosion WAS cured OF alopocia or IAN
ing OF The hair, by the GuiicNra Remedies, "hlcl
completely restored his hair when all sara ne "ouu
lose II. 1850 -, .
DANDRUrF.-Tbomas Lee. 2276 Frankford ave-
nue. Phllad. iphia afflicted win danOrun which l0r
twrniy wears had covered his scalp with scales one
quarter of an inch in thickness, cured by the Cull-
cura Remedies.
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EOR NORFOLK, BALTI-Pm.,
MORE, THE NORTH AND REGULAR LANE
INGS or JAMES RIVER,
ALSO
SMTHFIELD AND HAMPTON.
GREATLY REDUCED RATES.
THE SPACIOUS AND ELEGANT STEAMER
ARIEL,
carrying United States MALL
&c. CLIFFORD, Commander.
FREIGHT.

FREIGHT.
Freight received daily Tor Norfolk, Portsmouth q,
Smithneld, and Hampton; Washington, ID. C.,
Newberne, Washington. an' TarbOro'' y, g.. and
all points in Eastern NOrf Carolina; also, for Fast
ern Shore of Virginia, old Point, and all regular
landings on james river, at LOWEST RATES,
and through bills Issued l.. H. 1.ATCM,
- II Superintendent.
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By jas. Macdougaii, Anctioncer,
No. 10 Governor street.


nv jas. Macdougaii, Anctiopeer,
No. 10 Governor street.
rgUsTEE's SALE OF A FINE STOCK
l. OF CLOTHING, GENTLEMEN's fuhgS is,,t,
ING GOODS, &C BY virtue OF neeo OF "ms.
dated DecemAr 2s. 1880, and recorded ~ me
clerks Office OF RcbDoud Chsncery court T.; q, o.
IVA page 463, made to me by H. scnwafz ,n
I shall proceed To sell at public auc'iou. on lnc
premises, No I4O9 east Nam street. between f9nI our,
teenih and fifteenth sireels, known as siaro'e h"'
Clolhng-Store, on
TUESDAY, FEBRUARY I, 1881,
nj q O'Clock In the forenoon, the entire stock OF
MERCHANDISE. FURNITURE. and FIAlukEs
conveyed IN said deed. consisting OF REapn :
MADE CLOTHING. GfNTLEmES's fu EI>pSi-
TERMS OF SALE to be made known at the COM
mencei0en' 0' rae MORRIS NELSON, Trustee.
JAMES MACDoUGALL. Auc LONGER ,oo
y. u. COOK. Salesman. lZo
BY Jas. Macdougall, Auctioneer,
No. 10 Governor stree.
VARGE AND PEREMPTORY SALE
OF ENTIRE STOCK OF
DRY GOODS, NOTIONS, HOSIERY, CLOTHING,
BOOTS AND SHOES, HATS, IRON SAFE
(MLLER',). COUNTERS, SHELLY
ING, &C., &C., OF
BALTIMORE AUTONOMOUS,
No. iG EAST BROAD STREET.
AT AUCTION.
Intending 10 close my business, will sell on
THURSDAY. JANUARY ~, 1881,
at 10 O'Clock 4. NJ, without reserve, my ENTIRE
STOCK Of the above. named GOODS, which are al
fresh and desirable. and 10 which the attention OF
the trade and ladies is respectfully as. ed.
The sale will continue until the entire stock Is dis
poscd of. :. GOLDENBEEG.
JAS. MACDOUGALL, Auctlone'r
F.R. COOK. Salesman "a 2j
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CIrTICURA REMEDIES are prepared 10y WEEKS
& POTTER, Chemists aud Druggist. $50 Washing
ton street Bps on. and are for sale by Il Druggists
Price Of CUTICURA. Medicinal Jeny. small boxes.
30 cents: large boxes. 81. CUTICCRA RESOLvEST-
the new Blood Purifier. 81 pei bottle. tUIIcURA
MEDICINAL TOILET SOAP. 20 cents. tC IlCURA
SHAVING SOAP, 10 cents; III bars Tor
BARRIERS and large consumers 30 cents.
RE~ AZ mUiied free on receipt Of price.
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DICHMOND. FREDERICKSBURG

IL AND POTOMAC RAIt ROAD tlMPANl.
schedule commencing sunday, 18th )"'tria .,
$50: SOB \. NJ, leave Byld ~tltti station lN.t
due At Washngto., q:l0 \. VI; BIium.rt, Il. ln
4. NJ; Philadelphia. 1870 L. "" ! orh. $50
l.. VI. Connecis with New forh Linl'lI ENpr ..
Stops only AT Milford aud fredclicA,tHig s.2e A.
NJ leaves B. ri-Street station fdrl except ~NH-
daysl; due 40 Washington. 10 = Vi; iia' ilu..,
r. NJ; Philadelphia, $40 T. VI. sos l'In
1875 4. VI ASS l.. " ,l.aSes Byt d.~..e't rti'. HI
daily: due At Wa hinglon. 9:32 o.. ": bd1m'f.
ll:4O 4. NJ; Philadelphia, 80 -. NJ NtW ....
6:f5 4. NJ. 49, 4. VI, AccODnpI tl9G tor d. ...
uon, leaves Broad-~irevt stan u iat. ..A.. lt Pee
dayD. 11:3S A. NJ. arrive, a Hyr'i-~'f ..t STAY '
daily: leaves NeN iora, 10 T.. " ..-ltde.H. .,
1910 \. NJ: BJhimOrr. I.+j 3. ~; '.I..u ...r.
2 \. ". 2:2S l.. VI arrives ~ Eyrf-~tftr ,fif .l
daily; leaves Washington IL ;. ~; i.'li'p"Ir,
g:27 \. NJ; Philadelphia. 100 \. ". ". .I.,
4:3O A. VI. Make, no local stou.. S.i- t. w.. .-
rives AT Byrd.Sueet station daily 'Nc', -Iult. D.
leaves Washingtou, ; T.. NJ; Biiim're. .'f =. 81.
Philadelphia, ll:iJ \. NJ: New fots.-.l1 S. %.
Sal \ NJ. Accorma datIOn. arrNt % o., li. ~'-
station daily ieXc, 20 Sundatl. lra.l. 't' !.
mond al 300 a. VI. ana arriving a. --- A.. 3D. lN
not stop at E,ba. Z, a.. 81 i''E.
Genera f.,.f t.,If.
r. ID. MYERS. General suprrin.. .'.' 20
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RICHMOND AND ALLEGHATY 49,. ."t|'".t
GENERAL MASAGlH , .i.ti
RICHMOND, VA. Nottu. B, l--'.
DASSENGER-TRA ON TIES ROAD
L leave Richmond daiiy. eNceut >u. 49,. ii.m '..r
c0mpany's Temporary drpOi a. trN-. .'..-'t
foot OF CANDLES Hin, at 3:l5 +. VI.
Trains viii arrive dally, eNr'pi M"a-t. -'. i'.-'
Close connection made with plcht. =. Columbia
MONDAYS, wednesday,, aui tftptl>.
For further Information apply lo 80 ID 81 o'l".
corner Tenth and Byrd streets. fAltll.
no4 General Mfut. p
CHENANDOAH VALLEY RAILROAD
- CONNECTING At WAYNi- BIPO'
WITH CHtSAPEAkt AND ONO EA'LR'N''
TRAINS NOW RUNNING FROM WAYNE
BORO' TO SHENANDOAH IRoN-N Nkh~.
Commencing December ., l--':
Leave MaynesborJ' for
shenandoah IRON
WOrks............-..., 9:Io \. VI. t .t"i ''
Leave Shenandoah
IrOn-W orks for
Wayne sbOrJ'.... .... GEO y. VI. d..t -.-I ..''
Arrive st shenandoah
lrOn-M OIks at. .ll.fO \. NJ. hit h.'b 't'
Arrive at Naynes- . o.,
bOrO' at............... s.1b A. VI. ''h -.t' '.'
JOSEPH n. SANDS, sup. .I'tlI.I'.
Iia-cr-tDw 70. ,
WN. G.. MACDOWELL.t Arr..,
Phimi puia' Fh,
CHARLES =. HATCH.
General Freight aud J.. ,-. A-tu'.
lie ~ IIR.t lo"u. VIZ.
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CHESAPEAKE AND oHI0GAILWAY

General Passenger and 2 set AZ, .
T. VI. Il. TALCOrT, General >GU,r.L'"ldelt.
f..I
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Leave
Richmond.
Arrive st
Burkeyilie..
Sutliernn's.
IDsnville....
Gr'DsiJOrO'..
salem ......
Salisbury e.
a ir- Lin q
junction.
Ebarlnffg
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-02-05

TT yen have q cold. or your luags
l. are affected. get bottle of Rock and Rye
At KEMPS.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-02-05

A. q. IL.
NTEETa EVERY FIRST AND THIRD SAT-
Nl urday of each month, at their hall,
corner CLARK and Edwards streets, at 7:S0
o'clock THOS. MURPHY, President.
PATRICK HASNoN. Secretary.
Eureka, July 1s. 1880. jy20-h
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PA {: NJ r S

Obtained for our new inventions, or for i'm
provements in old ones Caveats, Infringe
msnts, Trademarks. and all patent business
promptly attended to.
INVENTIONS THAT HAVE BEEN RE-
JECTED may still. in most cases. be patented
by us. Being opposite the U, 8. Patent office,
and engaged in PATENT BUSINESS ExCLU-
SIVELY, We can secure patents in less time
than those who are remote from Washington.
When inven tors send model sketch, we
make search in the Patent office. and advise as
10 its patentability FREE OF CHARGE. Cores.
NO CHARGE UNLESS PATENT Is OBJ
TANNED.
We refer. by permission, to the City Post.
master, and to the Superintendent Of the Post
ONCE Money Order Division in Washington.
For special references, circular. advice, terms.
etc, address
G A. SNOW 8y Co.,
Opposite Patent Once Washington, D. @.
n23-R
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The RESTAURANT

VIII at all times be supplied with the best the
market affords. Only white cooks employed.
Hoping, by strict attention to business. to
merit fair share OF the public patronage.
j. Il. DEES, Prop.
Eureka, Jan. 18. 1881. janlsu
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eureka Dailp Sentinel,
puBL1sHED EVERY MORNING tMoNDAYs EXCEPT
ED BY
CASSIDY & SklllMAN.
,,r,u.S GEO. W. CASSIDY.

A. sKILLMAN "No =" NN''ADi'
o corper of Monroe and Bateman streets.
TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION:
. a,,,, ono wear, by mail................$15 90
One copy six months, by mail ............... 90
Oiocopy three months, by mail..."...... 90
" or3ers forwarded until paid fer.
TERMS OF WEEKLY:
- .,toy one year -..........S0 w
ono cony six months, hs,...............'...... ~
80 conv three months, bO
AGENT
MRS. NJ. JAC2S0N..".. ............ ......W ward
wp. GOODMAN Il Co........... ....... Phoebe
W a. PENRoSE........'...- -...'...huoy Hill
w . MARCHANT, ........faiisade, Nov.
JAMES o. DOYLE..... ............ Hamilton
n p sTIMLER. ........-,.. .........Deimont
cHAs. B. sTREITBERGER........ ..Tybo
B. FIsCHBACH. Bristol Lincoln Co, New.
n sIcKAID ~ .....-... Silver Reef, Utah
,auoSp 4 LovEfT. Frisco. Utah
RDGERs sLoTZ,.. ...... Bonanza City, Idaho
A. BARNES, ES,.............C Central CITY, ID. 4.
D rAyFY Bingham Canyon. Utah
o4.RtEs w. CRANE, No. 3l8 Pine street and
N I'eidesdorff street, Room 80, Is Sole Agent
for the EUREKA DAILY and WEEKLY SENTINEL
-, san Francisco. Persons in that city hav-
inc business with this office are requested 10
communicate with him.
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Turn Out Your Stock.

DFTE MAGLAY WILL RANCH HORSES
and cattle at a reasonable figure by the
MONTH at his Antelope Springs ranch. 1t is a
good winter range. and will take stock from
town every two weeks, returning them when
desired. ol9-tf
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-02-05

ALPHA LODGE NO. 1, A. o. U. w.
MEETS AT THE FOLEY AND RICKARD
Nl building every Tuesday evening at
O'Clock. sojourning brethren IN good standing
are invited to attend.
Examining Physicians DIR. NJ. Roekman and
DR.. @. H. Thoma.
I. O. O. wHITMoRE, Recorder.
Eureka. July "a. 1870. iy2a-u
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EUREKA LODGE. NO. 10. F. q A. M.
rT,HE STATED COMMUNICATIONS OF EU.
L reka Lodge, No. 16, F. b A. NJ. will be
held in Odd Fellews' Hall Saturday on or be-
fore the full moon.
Members of sistor lodges, and sojourning
brethren In good standing, are cordially fnyit-
ed to attend. EVAN JONES, W. M.
ALEX. d. Rock, Secretary.
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SALOONS.

yyUIs SALOON HAS BEEN REoPENED,
and is the finest accoutred establishments
az the kind in Eureka. None but the very nm
est brands of Liquors and Cigars Will be fur-
nished our customers. ~
The Gard Room is elegant and comfortable
The Tiger whisks about "upon the green " IN
the rear OF the saloon proper, which is second
10 none in Nevada. hiou
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STORAGE.

r HAVE AMPLE ROOM TO STORE 100
| tons of goods in my 1re-proof warehouse
and will charge but very low rates for the
same. THOMAS wETHERED.
Eureka, Oct. 6, 1880, oT-tf
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MISCELLANEOUS.
DR.. SPlNNEY e. CO.,
No. III Kearny street,
rI,REAT ALL CHRONIC AND SPECIAL
Diseases.

K ~ - In IT Il LIN
Who may be suffering from the effects OF youth
full follies indiscretions will do we'll to avail
themselves of this, the greatest boon ever laid
at the feet of suffering humanity. DR.. Spin
ney will guarantee to forfeit five hundred dol
lars for every case of weakness or private dis
ease of any kind or character which he under.
takes and fails to cure.
MIDDLE-AG MEN.
There are many at the age of thirty to sixty
who are troubled with too frequent evacuation
of the bladder, often accompanied by slight
smartlng or burning sensation, and q weaken
ing of the system in manner the patient can
not account for. On examining the urinary
deposits ropy sediment will often be found,
and sometimes small particles of albumen will
appear, or the color Will be of thin milEfsh
hue, again changing 10 dark and torpid ap-
pearance. There are many men who die OF
this difficulty. ignorant of the cause, which is
the second stage of seminal weakness. DR.. q.
will guarantee perfect cure in all such cases,
and 8 healthy restoration of the genito-urinary
organs.
Once Hours--10 to 4 and c to Q. Sundays
from 10 to IL A. M. Consultation free. Thor.
ough examination and advice. $t.
Gall or address DIR. HPINNEY CO.,
No. u Kearny ST.. San Francisco.
, 1881-06-10
MuLCTED.
THE Co1sS EXCHANGE HANK I'AYa rrs FINES
II

AND TANl.s.
apte;at D.pateh to 1ns Chteaso Tribune,
WASHINGTON, ID. C.. Iunp h-The Corn
Exchange Bunk Ut Chicago this afternoon
effected Il settlement with tic Government
OF lts delinquent tux upon cnllltnl a,M tle-
posits by payment 10 thu Commissioner OF
Internal Revenue Ut tl,a sum Of Sfs', $40. This
payment WIS male Upon the follow
i,lg bls!s: Alnultnt OF tnx fluid due,
SlS,lll; assrssablo penalties, sll,lls;
specific penalty, Sa,ooo; tntnl, s;sa.S The
attorney for tho bunk wishes 1t understood
tt,at Ut the abovu amount 81, ,5'A was for
taxes on Statc nltl c0unty deposits, with te-
spcet to which tlle bunk reserves tho right to
bring suit III law Ut equity to recuver. Tho
original claInl of thu Government nBalI'st
this bal.k, according to the report ot Collect
OF lIaryey. was for w, ,0o.
a ruypAllsos or THE STATEMENT
which t,as beelI made lIGru tho lust few days
resulted In making son.u reductions In favor
Of slo bauK on Hego,lnt ut s}lne crrors aud over
VOWED fu this easD arM the BAEI1e ~ thoso ~ that
at the International lMitk, although It ID ClNsHG
thut this Wtls III Aet.Derut1 tntGntton to fhalty
rul.lr,s OH tho psrt Ut tho t'!ticers 81 the G9E'
thrpu false returns, for which apoclhc t,cualty
Ut yluN III 'ench cnsO Il nstcsstt
unler Il mandatory stntutu. Tho 0El.ccs. OF thu
lnternA! lteva,.u 'spnrtn,one DO not th11E snas
~ tho caM or tho Government Ia ttl!ndtI ul
the manifest iatuntlou Ut the statute. AleoT tue
decision In theHo two 1ases. and their approval
" the ssSr9tary ne YSas a an9 r. u,r
ueVt.sts Ut lEku nature. would atuEu to 1o uof'
thltly established.
, 1881-06-10

Anuther remarkable surgical opefntion ~ Eo.
ruFtcti tEutn Europe. 1t bud Ityer befuro 1eeu
uttcnptul. aud VIZ de.eriIsd to shs soyal ~.
cjGty III l.puluh by Dr. hlauEwen. Tho t'at!ent,
ctiIil " years, WIS afflicted With 'tcortsts o.
tho humerus. which. be.ng translated uut 0f tho
Surxeups' 1r1{ut, means u SOFT VI kalKrGno Or
deaia of lhe onx bore botwea4 the elbow ana
tWo-thlr.la OF the shaft was wanting. al!1 nature
bud .uado ~ atten.pt to supply the deotcnIy, ~
tra'spiaHtation * beno A1y doStof up tG .he
or "gAft." skin to heal large WOUNDS.
and i, enc caao whole soalp hAs been
supplied. And 90, too, not fuW sur"
ssot,s pour blood from yo!n 70 y.ttn' st ,.ts, ns-
almpst " rvutiIy az from ptcaer to ptteher.
hut 10 transplant bono-a tooth Of tW1 neI1x ~
cxccpted-haa heen deemed ~ linpo.s!ble ~ ~
assft urains nto II, empty or ~ adItsa pat'1
on tnruv uccaslou4, tho plcees balu9 tAS:n fro:n
other pat!aMls who wsr0 suo!nvtod 10
Operations designed to stga!g1ten tnelr
iexs Those fragments 9t ,o :a!ahons o, ~g5e y.
serted Into furroMs In the childs aEM rhoy
speedily un!tt,d with zach other md witn @ tnS
Natural sockets, ultimately forming solid Fou
QlIy hnll ~ iuvh shorter thaa she huasskus VI
, 1881-06-10

r,, ,,.o shoro g 1t;citgon sonthor,, r,ot1.
,,o :, ,rn,,,tt In rcstcrdov = t,rn,vo cnr.,no,s nf
WY plonsn'"' see'ctuas '"e'ro c"'''o"us "
''sea sosen'es, c,r,o,,. Of forotxu cmixrant. md
49,. 49, t,n,. ~ rn,.sio,,. onno Il ~, .ho
I'VE car-oaus ot eaaaa'aas ca'ne ia y" 'ne
e'sen'aan eea's," ses.os"a'. ,....
Of pleasure seekers to tho llot Springs RAVEN
,ton spr,nes, and various other resorts.
Track-aylnx ts progressing on tho Iowa s
Southwest9rn. Ihe rna. VIII on completed
me9' 1aee'S" '''A''AA ~ &1o"D''t "0'A'& 'A' ''A.
'AI' w..
of tho week 70 lay the truck On the!r branch to
ofTay M,%n x Gxp;Gsts o1 that the work
VI The ~ To,c',o l 4 Northwestern Road @ In Iowa will
eompiste tho following branches % ths Summer:
1.ako Ctty branch, forty miles; Asaoni! braneh,
seventy tt a miles; Sioux hap'as BRANCH seventy
Nh. l.. II, R,,pcr, haa reslauc,l the po,ltton OF
nnncr,i II iick"t avcnt nf tfsa iseorin. nerat,r
wiiI ass!I,no iho dutlcs or uencrui Ticket and
Passenger Agent
Il, Coach, Laird Asctt, Of the lron Mountain
rnufn m icft Testertlny fnr NiiiYuukcc. tTu.iinY
mr. FGfn5n 81 nrd 70 TO Achsn "noFc 'hoy IT.
About sixty Of the lea,!InR phystc!nns Of Chi.
cas aRd II sas ah SGF@T9s, ott @ 16T ~ st IT, ~
StdGtu od 1t urehon tag i eae6 Jo H. 10 ~
"os" ~ 49, ..-, -,
oany On fno = Ger e.
5 s Fl ho rdss saS Sea o ~ VIII
pru1nhly sAks two " ~ ye.rs yst to coma''oto tho
foaa to inc e',s % Of ,ne "s,0e,, ~ ~ o., ,,,...,
pciIwnv AZ i,snntsn. In at prascmt In this cuin.
Try. lie intt Detroit East esentu9 W tho lltr0lt
stwaueGo brunch q the ureat western w. TT! @ itA.
way Tor MuWAnkeo, 1ttln wnGhtn ~ VIII mMke
| II trlt to the Northwest anu MANttulIN 10 study
, 1881-06-10
Ihyl.ou Superintendent. Mr. W. j. DudhlcsDn
haa been appointed Assistant General Freight

INyIa0n Superintendent. Mr. ". ]. D!ldaTcs0n
haa been appointed Assistant General Freight
AHCut.
The Emerson International gives currency to
tho report that *atOn,ND has bccn Hul'acrlbcd Ivy
Huston capitalists tnHnr,l tho construction 3f
stated that twenty-five miles mon, of tho road
wil, he built westward from f,uluth this SUN.
minnie Rt sumo punt OIL tho intern!t!onal
touutlnry-lne between tho Lake nf tho Woods
and tho TED ltiver and the road Is intended to
Canada Pacific and tho Emerson l. Northwest.
ern. Tho Duluth 4 Emerson Roah IL naked
upon ns one 0f tho most promising railway
scheme. in tho Northwest. II has lant- grnnt
Of ten sections per mile. and VIII RIM through
mineral. numbering. and AGRICULTURAL districts:
The pine lands Ra01y tho proposed route aro said
tu Lo tho finest In the Northwest
, 1881-06-10

that, through the new Secretary Df War, ten.
Logan wGul, lm enabled tO EXERT SONS in
il,lenrr II, the War Department alHt prevent
iI.ut Department frub continuing Ia be rsln
by fitli. Sl,eri,lHH aud other regular nrny
differs. t;ef. SertnAn has very pGrststently
maintained that lie WIS superior [h any mat
tors 10 tho Secretary OF War, amt that lie
must he respected nccor'!ngly.
Durlng Gcil t'rant's Administration Ten.
Sherman WIS not upheld Iii this view, and
Secretary i}clknnp mattc tho latter feel that,
although he wns tho General Of the Army. he
waA atIil subject to tho 0rllera of tho Secretary
OF Was. Undcr Secretaries McCrnFy md 1tntn-
aoy Con: Sherman, hnd rsotty much his % own y
10 his slMtles and right. linllcr tho law. When
Secretary f.acsln cht1lo III sho feelnx "aa that
d3
TT: OWED 1tis APPOINTMENT
tn Senator TtoRan, tho tlencrai nf tho Army
wo.ild Hualn hnve 10 tnke n back seat. hut
sc es ns tr t T. r ,t,, to SsG a M nj
eoa,e Of tno higher gra.le Of army ti5icera ~
duty hero hnyo cnpt,rch tho sccretary Of War;
Sn thas ,ho ter ha; f:r Il esnrysy nsr
tnln. Tint tho hitter has LOST BIZ tol.l MIon
tho war Of1'cc. md has not tho in!lncncc ttiorc
nry b. es T S ase as as S " tha
tcvtrat suh-tiopartnicfitt. hRyo st,oin! club 9f
tholr Dwn, nt which Curt. pluytng md drink pg Is
notorious fuct thnt antnD VI tho army officers nt
hiRh Efahe arr expert 1T carl -G!AylnE ana nt
aMns Es a 'K h a. o 's G1csk
tho nsact!co ZIP, md sct1d thaeo oti'c9tn 70 otnaf
parts Of TIM cdslHtrr: hut their political inl-
ctssfai oxccunon of such a ssep on tho part of
tho t'resitont.
THESE OFFICERS
stand high in social lIfc. and fn consequence 4
has beer tftU nitro tifiElt tn ittterfnrc VIII
4Ktuf rh0HD tilli fhetr HuAtjuG, They arc
, 1881-06-10
NOTES..
LOUISIANA tnTTE1:Y.

... spfsta' Dt'pate" 10 tas ."'eue" .'sA'
era' M1Ss' IS"cs hns rccoIvetl @ report fron the
e..,.,,t ~ +,,o + ,,,,.;nuo + ottarv t.o,nbonr.
".,s,,at.,t,,,. ,n,,, c.n noo ,ror" nxnnr,1ni
eAp''11as l"M :'1'"" wv"
Under tho last Administration Ill ell
,lcoynrnr ia secure the revocation
, - 1,o,,n,,c,or- -f.nnoroi
nl tlo oIa'r ~ i"s.'"us.e1.ue"ciat
Key prohibiting the delivery nf nln!!
matter to that Company. The statement
shuws that the Company spent about SO O00
~ Will, e.: nv, ,"ns no,,i fn ,fTnrant lov.
Vi ""'Eh ''a-''ooo W." pN1' ~ ~ s1'.,t.s,
at Cincinnati. l}rOther-It-Iuw to Sem
et,r c,,,.r,,,nn Et,., tlnnsop,I ,goltnrs
S'p' was pai1 To- onooy shepAcr for giving nness
md entertainments to nss1st IN securing tho re-
vncnftnn uf tho nrtlcr. It n,ucars nftfrulattycly
that no money was paid to any official.
1HIN 49, 49, -.
Tho statement is phsstea M tnat tae evencs f
mres"nfntinn ~ ss, t.. tha t;rad Jury. Tha ID ic-
caratc asxe mass M Tf evidence y pre- e.
IT, f,rand .it,ry in ttcso t.asus, hut
tho cvftieilce IN not completed. Almost every
ail is sSil to Gra9 nlaGnal @ laets: c; aia Il
cysrv as wsc1 saS M asy "" arsn5 jnry wa
~, ~ ossns M nn .h itsf mrn cnnetot
am honest n,ct1.
"'' Nlts. GARFIELD,
IL H.. iTt.ter, A..oeiat<I pr....
sts nn tw ~ hn.rs nr s n11s e. '' nus s
"'p''''e' anu '"''ats eA1..:'.s. 1a.,ss ss''A*'D'
The editor Of tho Messenger France. AMERICAN,
Of New York. called on Ttesldsn. aast,sla ~ y:
agricultural colony In Texas. Capt. shrg!lcr
md L!uut Won l,uase1, 81 the German coryct .,
Ny,4ph, at Hampton Roads, wcF" presented to
T,1r TnrAst,ny DEPARTMENT
,..,,aa a1rr,,,"r ,r,,vib,,,v tint ia insu re
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Special cof7sspondenee of The Chicago Tribune.
ylScESsEs, lnd., June U.-afIss Corn.
daughter Of Mr.. c. e. Mathesle, Deputy
County Treasurer, md one OF the luost
pop.tlnr young Indies Of this city. was to-
night married at her fathers residence to Mr.
Enrtc II. Duch, son of Mr.. II. A. f3llch. OF Clarke
4 I3ltrh's iron works. The wedding was u very
brilliant aIHalr, and many costly presents Wcrc
given tho bride.
, 1881-06-10
0RlTl)ARY.

8ptetal DhpattA 10 I2N Chicago 1f1aaE4
DuSltEE, ILL.,. Jmnu 0.-afrs. David Clark
xor, u former resident Ut this plure. hut late
af !Alta, Ia, dle4 Mt that place to-day. Mrs.
Clarkson WIS VERY estlMablc lady AID w.
loved t,y all who kusH her. 6ho had eeotl w ta-
valid TOR E,as.y SGnrs, Tho rQtna1ua will W
1ruught hGr0 Tomorrow Tor burial.
, 1881-06-10

SPFeidl UHpateh % 1HE CH1<dt5 7s46HEss
liocKFols,, ILL.,, June 0.-1fr. l.. y. Trow-
bridge, Assistant Cashier OF tho Third Nil
tional Bank of this city, was married to-day
to Miss Carlo F. Cobb, Of Crcston. The parents
Of tho Kroufn were all who attended the wetltns
trom Rockford. The newly welded couple Will
return to this city on Saturday. humber of
valuable presents wcru given by frtpnls herc,
among which was u check for &f00 from ". T..
WnEtIs
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PROPOSED EXTENSION,

Spfe9dI UHpafth n Tht EHatdF6 IF1b1He.
EIKllAIsv, Ind, June U.-To-night Gcne1-
nl~sfanagcr l,cckley, of tho Cincinnati, WI
busll d. Michigan Railway, announces that he
is realty for bids Oil the extension Of TINT
roah OH contract work from Goshen to 11cnton
I1art,or. Noal. catnte dealers hero hare been
n,lxtous for thls news and It's effect Will be fa-
vornble to Etkhart rs well as all along the pro-
uUdEl line,
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LINCOLN,
A cOuISESS NETWEEN THE SECRETARY OF
WAR AMI tENATult IdlAAN.

a COOI.NK8H HETWEEN TIE BEENETAHT UF
WAR AND SENATOR IN4AN.
tvsytspuadtHtt Hutton 3rausitsfs
WASHINGTON, ID. T., june U.-Wllen Gen.
Garfield selected leobert T. Lincoln nj bocre-
larry af War, tho statement WIS nude, aud
never denied, shat tho appointment WIS
brought utout by Senutor l.ogsn,
WHO had espoused, iu his strung
way, tie selection Of Mr. Lincoln.
When politicians generally attributed tlla
nomination Of alr. Lincoln tn Senator
Logau, aud iA uuny circles 1t WIS believed