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TEU ADV EKI I-EhS.
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pubtshed 81 Watsrovyn. Jefferson CotUiv N have To-
getLer circulation OfoloI 600 Copies and a. Ndrertslng
Mediums ar uneqsed by lotfos, issued In Northern
New-York. THE MEEhLY ReFORAitR rircr,i...s over
4O0 Copirsge,chns every mel M 1h0od In Joaer-on Cow.
~ ,nd arss numbers Of peSps IA te I'd ching Counties Of
pared with prices ior Adyerns IN City Jours Refer to
:. SINCLAIR, fobhsher Tribune, or to q. NJ PET
TINOiLL & Co, Advertising Agents, NewYork
INGALLS,, BROCkWAY BlGELOW.
PIOprisn
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LIE ard campaigns e Ger. Il. :: Grrnt
Jif, spf Service a. y n. d. y. Meade.
IN, rpd Orders o. ser. T. =. But.aI.
Tic ~ tie lato Archbishop Hughes Of Nw-Nttt. ,
lriae e cents aae Z 70 deIOn or % 80 huntred
IN C.c,,,s Ce-'o- and Reports Of Fore r. McClel-
iaa New and tnlirrcd EGdon. Everybody wants IT. tnc 81
Ia "a d II onzesd IT, Get Il By gl meats II once fr,e
- cents IN FaptT % u colts IN c!oih o., .
LIE speeches sud 1IocisGaIors % Hueiden ldncol.
psfco 80 cents. Ne rs .eGdy. -.
4rrnts supplied W.T. paper edition u 50 - doz,- or 80
hugdrrd Cloth edition. 80 sdcz,n OF 80 hui4-Ied
We hsve ia press te Lives OF al Uonesr end States
Enen aud viii pubish every two "thAs
Orders sorited fou H.okseos CHuvassers Vows A-rts
S1ths ani oths IN OF fo o'fs fss'sclins book &
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uso. To- what hey OF Of zoe c1oYe and -
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eoasng than any other hssse III the country a.
hvs tire largest t seee. from, al 81 wHel Wo supply 81
very low rates.
New Booze issrel CyeIy week comprising the most enter
tairng aud absorbing WORKS rHb hsj suahe for rsor,
LIBRARY end ,tin io0ul RAJ EI- StrE0at sr sstiess
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II q ID w o K T HIS RUDIMENTAL IN
~ sIEUCIOh Tor Valve ias.a1,u's. Astor plAcs, II.
{ CIRCULATING LIBRARY for SALE.-A
~ tihCI LAIiN6 LIBRARY ia good OrGss containing
e9os Nea? ~ hLafcd VOLUMES q History, B!a-rphy
Voyage agd lisve Noves &C. e bs yrs az covered
snS Tcsdy Tor hbnedia.e o-e -. q. FRANCIS,
10 51G bToldSsy.
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DOCKS BOUGHT.

~ yea wish 20 a. poo % year Books - advaui,r viii
bay them IN aIy quantity, tcl finre voa.s 10 "a eIl 90
berafy EMO pay f4i1 PeIsOns having rales
sci VIII be Visited on ~ tsir residence. by their I'D
jreas 10 JOHN PNSE, dealer in Old Boot. and an.rays
70. 100 Nssssus. Constantly hand and f,r ala ei
aIse ss,oten, OF Book Il every department eranrc
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MILITARY NOVELS.

CaHvas.or, Beosse!as. New. Asebi. susess, PsLiis'
ard OIL others VII psrss scud their orders - 'o
wbstAey Lasy an. " aY 81 the shove boots, which will b.
packed and % Lien within fcooi Of lis
order
Copies OF sy az sbevo bsots viii be sent a. FREE
OF posge reuiins the ices OF he wanted T. u.
Peterson BEoihcr Ia ls.:cr
Addros. al orders AID lst.sr. 10 The Psbisbera
PuLHshed ard fsf sale II ts Cheapest Boot H0sss "a u
~Srid TO bay fent 10: s,sek q books Which IL
TD. PETERSON BROTH YRS,
No. ~ C.s,itai.s.. PhllaG e.pki., Pa.
FOR SALE by Alb BOO6sELLERs.
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DARSON BROWNLOT's PAPER.-THE
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soo'e eF ,of Tie Tspuar ard selling book, Issued
In th'eo <y which viii he sold t. single copy, Dozen
hundred oa,sud escorted to suit all purchasers .. worry
low II ~ b. the Publishers,
T. y. PETERSON BROTHERS,
Nc. 200 CTIES rSUTST. PHILADELPHIA.
10 whom all orders addressed The following
fcompliss this ssries Of pornls' books;
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NJ ATERS's CHORAL HARP.-A new
" sUNDAN-SCBOOL BOON Of 100 pages OF beautiful
hymns ere Tune IL coaisBs e-nll, such shall
We hno" Each Otb0f IA,rc (" SnfT Litiis Children
Coae unto Ne The Be44tml Shore" "Oh lis Gloious
Leave Ae With ny Mother" &" lie Lcsvetl Ne Beside stu
nh0-ss, lhe LOB or Juiah,' Lord Uiye Us Fsi,h,
befy Ms IN Tue NofHs. h2'hcr" hnd ten pieces composed
- tnt ate STEPHEN {, Foster, which alone ORTIZ
hsn tue e cost 81 tse boos Prizes, Psprg Covers 20
go per N Eoad q CENTS $50 per l0i Cio;b Boun l.,
Endorsed Gs s. cents so pr leo Mailed ito reiaa
prle-. PgblisAetby
HORACE WATEEs No ~ Bro.lwhv New.York.
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POPULAR BIOGRAPHIES

Published asd for sale By the sngo copy e' gen, huadeo
a. tIous.n5 hi te Phi fine and Eooks'iy lone CT
IT. B. JEFFERSON RUIBElLS,
No 300 Chos,put'E,, Philadelphia.
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THE HARRY

THE HARRY
Tho Drisnnd OF, the Iogn-
tam Chief ....-........
Gallant Ton, or, The Perils
o. no Dce 4n.............
The Flying Artiilrris....-.
lrnkcs seek; Oh PERKS Of
a Private rsmsn..........
Tho Three fgr'es; or,
Cruise q the Iomado...
The flyiig 1hnSee.......
Red kiEsi OF, tao CcrsciE
Ch'ef.c.n....t.-...........
The h,Egs ffruiseu; or,
the Il. 81 snd Bovcr.....
sylvia Svab rry; @, tAo
YANKEES IN Jafan....,...
The Observation-Disclosures.
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lANEn SERIES.

Charles Rsn.ford, or Love
- O. loard tfg."r-..u.
Z. American Joe Mi.lsr....
THE z OF .Ae scine..... +:
IS Eyeieen Nils0n..........
The ron C-0s............
p Ei.gy { a Pswubroktr....
l5I fiIay IS 11dh1d. the Beau
ufll Haymatef .........
p hg1 " iHgs sssss.s...s... .
q TIE Fcslsle Bluohe.rd....
Ny fef.os OF Convent.
p u Nsri5us MarInge....
~ lilo MoIk......s........
n The Tau.o.'Vas's Man,.
IT, aair............. .
2 " 1fnlu LoVe...........
q B . a
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SERIES

A y y - Ri 81 49, 80.
Jack Juuk.................
= lirI.y Erlm..............
'Reb.l cod the Rover.
= Harry IemFest............
IS The Fiying DatchIhSn...."
swe.uy tolJ..............
3 The Guld sesst.s.........
lU.Nopiug Ousi or, tho
81 rlrs5lul tle fis,0l.....
3 Reiph Eunnion; or toe
outlaw Nu0m..........
5 iJId Put; ~. the Days OF
evenly -.A...-..........
IS The Yankee @iday......
|aido1 iiaie,.......
3 &, Rebel liTidc..........
= Sac / rates Son...."
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Life e. jJck Ram. s'.ts
SIT en- itrn-cd jack.
k!i CSsyso n.-..............
Life O. " Sssn the Bgcce-
uccr....-.-...............
Dtyi. Ito Pir-.e; cT Frcc-
bso tc-s 81 Pscifc.-......
Life I'd ASEauder Iarly...
Jhr Seven. Brothers Of
Nyom ms ..............
tiigsra di'cwtsr..........
Lii1 nd ltyeH.uTfs % Nj.
ron DsL hnrios........
TIE River rir,fcs........
Dgfk Sib6es Ii.y Li'e.....
Female Life r. Nuw-fork
titYsf-..-....s-..-.......
HysteiI-, 4 Eo.,iain......
" JACK ssliItI
Lifo Fai hGve nturcs OF
Jsc sdrpq1I t..........
Ia!e rad ALVcuta-vs q
G. ST twkes ...t.......
Life I'd Adventures OF
DsF- Clocseit........
Life snd Ads h.rrrs OF
OrLo ~ ili.ry,.,......
P.ctfril Cia -t. fau9s....
The sax Chsnib-r........
My s~0cs Of the toart =
G1-ca Arne,...........
N.Y. ri.s Of the torrt Of
DO -fssTt1..............
" ml Or ,s-tl.'............
Lie and advsntufcs Of
Pool fsftN male .
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PARD SERIES.

Lie md Adventures -
} lack adams. .........-
Lie aud AdYcutzro. o.
Ven hrsc",..,....ssss.s.
lille and Adventures OF
ii l1-k Ari"4............
Lin. sra Adventures Il
r5ri bownns,-........
'iCfuising iu H. & WAf.-...
4 Life ol fcrcy EihHs ham,
Iii. lrtrci.................
d leIeiyai hecns............
THE sea King ......s......
Peter sinlple,............,
Poor Jacs,................
MYSTERIES o. Three Cities,
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SERIES.

Lie Of Dick Paikes....... p
.,Ltn II Jack hc'sh...... ?.
Life Of Mother BTowriigz. ?.
life q Ua.iopirg bioE. -. "
Lie o. hinry Ba.sman.,". n
Lie o. i,aJul 10 Jlrv.ile.. y
!. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. -
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TIJJE NAT III
Ma Blake Tor, the Doomed
hlyhwa yllan ............ =
Tom Wa; ers the Bsun'ed
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 2
Ned iioSirg,idr the Ter.
rcT II t.ge r aG. 2
LIN uortOu;tr tho Alysienor
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EelCH LACFS sudPARiS EMBROIDERlES
Al A MAGNIFICENT ASSORTMENT
JUST otLAAD FOR gEE SPRING TRADE.
Colsist.ugo Of
Black Guipsre Thrrad AID French Laccs
Reat sud fIpilas u Sslercisnues LscSs.
Rel and Imitation Bouds.
Point Applique sod Point Cas- Laces.
Raek Thfe-I and PUs.ef Lace Nei,A
R,rb,s Cosur %, Points. sGvls and Nart.1ss.
Point zoe Cai.srs. SOS and Iisndkerche
Thread Lace Cellars. Sets ard E4Idfr cae..
Naleneisnpes l4scs Collar. hetI aud fiauds-r.iles
Paris EmblJdeftd Coi-Ts, ssts and Hand ksrcLica.
Rard. and bghiu rrirlLss IN great gAnoly
Tarta1 Plaid Sssi Ribbons.
Together With In- .eiecon q ever article IN tie trade
b. lgt before e cdysrce n gold aIf viii DO offered a.
REMARKABLY Low PIECES.
h. WILLIAMS a Co. No. 429 Broadway
L7OR choice PARIS FLOWERS, BRIDAL
l. SETS sod STRAW BONNETS. aee fuckers In.
poastons No. ~ brolds ay.
DEADS! BEADS. BEADS!!'
~ AND FANCY GOODS
a. r. BROWN Importer No. lB5 Pe.r-sf Nv
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" SERIES.
Life OF Captain Blood, the
u Observation-Disclosures. -
Cartaiu blood and tine Bea'
/ els; or, hi7hwsynan's
i LeGp for Lifs............. -
'iIiighwaymsEs hyengx or
| ule Escape Of Sixteen
str.nced lsct............ Is
Sixteen s'ias.d Jacks
risht for i.iic............ 70
The Mysteries sud iiseries
/ Of lev JT..ins..,...... 20
Lite a.i Adventures of
i Rojyfh- EOver.......... 70
Life ana Adventures Of Jcu-
ethan Mild........,... y
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-09-06

We have EXAMINED the books OF the various
county officers, and found them correct.
We have added TO our annual report fou state
en of the receipts ami expenditures OF the county
from July l. lS62 10 July J. lS5J; as owing 10 the a0
Seuce of one OF the Commissioners and Illness OF
another no report was made out ut the July session
ofIst3 the other Commissioned, together with the
Comfy CLERK, examined the books of the different
county officers at that time and found them all cor
rect.
When majority OF the present Board OF Commits
>,oners came into office. In September, 1862, they
SounI one OF the present hospital buildings in pro-
sss OF oferecton, and were Obliged to hnlSh and fur
niSh the building as speedily possible for the ap-
.lczttons tOr admission were many and private dc
omInolaiiofis very sCanty; how to accomplish this
and purchase many other necessary articles for the
us,. or the county was the question. We could not
purchase lumber lime, furniture, provisions. med-
cInes help Of assistants, ETC., with scrlp, without
oaying enormous pfices for them. The former Board
nfCommissioners labored under the same diSat-
ysnfausrS In lesser degree. for the expense up to
that tine were comparatively light, but they found
n necessary 10 adopt some plan BY which they could
r,,. money and they selected tue plan lor creating
a contingent fund and setting apart one-teird oi me
,sysnTS OF the county for the payment OF warrants
drawn upon that fund. The amount 50 drawn by
ihe orlner Boarl OF ofCommSsioners on this eontlli-
gsnt fund, up 20 the time the present board came
80 ot,e- September, Is62 amounted TO the sum OF
"a ia 81 AMI the present Board continued 10 draw
oY, me same fund up TO November, lso2, 70 pay
nr,.ssins bills which were coming III very aSt AZ
that time as the hospital building was ABOUT COM
plet.d We had 10 plaster the whole ouildlny paint
ana fnlsh the same pay the various bills confsacted
for lumber abor materials ETC., besides furnishing
n vrhlch WAS of fcself alone q heavy item
IS = AZ thar time there were Warrants issued on {
was drawing ave per cent. per month resi-
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How CaIiforniau. Fare ia New Ysrk.

On Sunday evening 800 passengers 1r-
rived i'll this city from California. They
had scarcely touched the wharf when the
" smashers" commenced their attack. with
the intention of relieving them Of their
hard-earned money. They urged the
passengers to go here and to go there, to
buy this and to buy that, and when they
found an individual verdant enough to
take their advice they followed them to
the hotels, to the grog shops, to the cloth
ing stores, to the exchange Office charg-
ing exorbitantly for their assistance and
fol the use of fconveyances, and receiving
per centage from each establishment to
which they brought customer. II the
Californian who falls into their hands e.
capes without being robbed OF all the
funds in his possession he may congratu-
late himself on his good fortune. These
INSCRIPTIONS and impudent fellows ply
their vocation day and night on ship
board, In the street or.public house. They
know whose liquors, are drugged, they
are familiar with the freemasonry OF pick
pockets, and can telegraph to that class
of financial operators the condition Of the
currency in the pockets Of the passengers.
One of their fayorite and successful
schemes for bleeding the plethoric purses
of the men who shed their yellow blood
so freely in the city, is to inveigle them,
if possible, into houses Of prostitution,
and then share the plunder with the m
mates. Sometimes the tired and dtrayel
worn emigrants from the land of gold yiald
to the opportunities of these runners and
consent to board at the grog-shop1 and
brothels which some Of their number re
present. In such cases they are pretty
sure to lose their money and their bag
gage, and if they have the temerity 70
demonstrate against such appropriation Of
their property. they will be roughly han
died. Would it not be proper for, the
police authorities to keep sleepless eye
upon these runners . to visit the dens and
LARS they representa- to take special pains
to inform the passengers before they
Lave the vessel Of the dangers to which
they are exposed. If our city govetn-
ment would take the subject in hand and
throw its protecting mantle over the
stranger who visits our city, and punish
with severity the gang of runners and
baggage -smashers who gether about an
emigrant vessel as sharks do about Q hos.
pital ship, it would add greatly 10 the
credit of the city.-M Il T'ibEns. ssis
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Summons.

TINTED STATES OF AMGRICA, TERRIFIC
CInct, s. II. Robinson, Justice OF the Peace.-S. W.
ChubOucE. Painful, against G. W. BiOOr Co., De-
fendant. The People of the United States OF Ame-
rica In the Territory OF Nevada: 10 G. W. BLOOR
& CO., Greeting: You are hereby summoned to ap-
pear before me, Justice OF the Peace, In and Tor
Gold Hill Precinct, County ami Territory aforesaid,
al my office In Cold Hill OH the MN ETaENTH
DAY OF $ SEPrEMB s.R. AID, lSiii, at 10 CLOCK An,
OF that day, TO answer tae complaint Of s. W. Chuo
buck: wherein he claims TO recover from you the
sum OF eighty.one 7S-luO dollars for money at
vanced by plaintiff for you 10 the California Stale
Telegraph Company.
And you are hereby notified that If you fall to APP
pear and answer the complaint as aforesaid, or iudS
ment will be taken against you for the said sum OF
81 ami IS-l0O dollars, and costs OF suit. To the
Sherili or any Constable OF said county, greeting
Make legal service anL due return hereof Given
under my hand this 18th day Ut August, A. D. ls5I
$. II. ROBINS n, Justice Of the Peace,
aul5 I'm Nolu HIN treCinct. Storey CO, n. ".
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Summons.

TINTED STATS UF AMERICA, TERRITORY
u OF Nevala, county OF storey. Gold Hill Pre-
cnct--S. H. Robinson. Justice OF the Placc.-H. NJ.
NESEI, plaintiff. against d. X. FULLER, defend
ant-rhe People OF the United States vi America IN
the Territory of Nevada to ID. h. Fuller, greeting
You, D. X. Fuller, are hereby summoned 10 appear
before me, i Justice OF the Peace In and for Gold
Hill Precinct, County and Territory aforesaid, At my
oidce In Goli Hill, Oh the ath day OF September, A.
l>4 at 10 ociork A. NJ. OF that day TO answer the
complaint Of II. VI. NeSey. wherein he -clams TO re-
cover YOU the sum of One Hundred Dollars for
board and lolSinS liquors etc, per bill on hc in
my Office. And you are hereby notified that II you
fail to appear and answer the complaint as aforesaid
Judgment will be taken against you Tor the SIi sum
and costs OF suit. To the Sheriff or any Constable Of
said county. greeting-MaEc legal service and due
return hereof Given under my hani this 2bth day
OF August, a. q. lSti. ). II. ROBlNSON,
Justice OF the Peace OF GotI hiiI Precinct,
aug lnt Storey county, y. 7.
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Summons.

TERRITORY OF y .NAUA, IN THE JUSTICES
i Court, uoid Hill Township. brand Tor the county
oi S;orey!-Ihe reopIe OF the Territory OF Nevads
SEND greeting to u. n. FCLLI.R: You are hereby
summoned TO appear before me, at my office, In the
Township OF God Ill., IN the county OF storey, on
tile 5th day Of September A. D. ls6i, At ~ O'clock A.
n, 10 answer unto the complaint Of WM. Ga TO-
wnereiu he claims from you Serenty-lre Dollars,
lOr medical services rendered. per bill on file in my
ufnce when Judgment will be taken against you for
lhe suid arlount, together with costs anu uumageS
II you fail to appear ami answer. To the sheriff OF
ans Constable OF said county, greeting: Make legal
service and due return hereof Given under my
nand this 10Th day OF August, A. D. leo4.
5. Ii. ROBINSON,
au23 lUt Justice of the frace ol salu Township,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-09-06

4 A brow beating counsel asked Wit.
ness how far ne had been from Z c(Ttain
place. "Just four yards tWorbesstn
six inches,' WIS the prompt reply.-
How came you to be 80 e4acf my
friends" because I expected some Ibcl
OF other would ssk ne, and - ;k.aes-
sured It."
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GreenbacI1s! GreenbacKs!!

T TAKE THIS MEANS OF LETTING THE
i pubic know that Z. A. LElSTNGR has paid me
"a GreenoacKS, uIler the following circumstances:
The Occidental Mining Company owed ME Tor work
uone IN said claim anu Oeiieved there was no pos
sble show for getting my pay without sueing; ao-
cortingy sueli the property was sold anu q. A.
Leistner bought the property aid like other rogues
Cancelled my account with this depreciated currency
known as Green0acks.@ THOMAS hARklN, =
Gold HllI, August II, 1854. auyIz Tvs
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GreenDacks !-Notlce to tine Publc |!

THE PRoPRIETORS OF THE FEDERAL
i House In GOiI Am nas psid us their inueUteu-
less; Si2, IN ureenbacks par. Tue goods We sold
them were TO 0e In Coin Rs customary. We there
lore caution the merchants Others OF this plce
not trust said propretoTs except they willing
90 De served In ike manner Tlls boaruers OF the
Feueral House can now have board very cheap, US
no uouBL Ihe proprietor, Williams Reed, Will take
yireenbacks at par, they paying them out Ut
par rates. Augll2w Z. u. conn 4 Cu.
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MISCELLANEOUS ADVERTISEMENTS.
Miners, Attention

MlnerS, AIttnLICn!
MY CARR IN 1HlS MUI,NINu'S ENTER
Iu prise states that hireI out TO MeSSrs- brown.
raAton aud Iozer, ald that Z. ". 1ozer was the
aeau-nead partner in the nrn, having never paid a
cent 0f mis- assessments. ........
wish to make TINS correction: hired out to
Jonn Splitter, who Was employed by Paxton 10 work
PaXIoHs interest in SAID lor hly eet thereof
Mr. SpitZer represented hillIself TO Int Us the en
piUyer OF SAID cOnIpany. never knew or saw Ar,
personally tue matter. was only informed
tnat Sir. ToZer never pIiu his assessments. am
Since Informed aud believe differently. 1he persons
IN town referred to c0snlzant Of the lacts rs
stated In my I0rmer card, now learn were only in-
ioImed 80 by others. ..-...zz-
THEODORE CIMIUTTI,
Recorder Of GtneSsee MlIung District.
Virginia City. August 81, IeoI. au3I Il
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To the Public.
Richmond Taken, and Cory Paying

CORY HAS SEAT REESBACKS TO J. S.
" IRUSSAAN, OF Cono, Iate Superintendent OI
the kOck Polnt Company, IN Palmyra, TO pay OH the
nanus IOr worS uone lust winter. NVw, .ur. Cory,
rOush his very efficient tool (CrosSInan) can buy
III the Oruers oil the Company with his greenbacSS,
and tlen turn in the orueTS ut face on his JUU Ur
SiU0 indebtedness to the Company. All right-vvery
uOg viii have his uay OBADIAH JOINS.
TaImyrl August ~. lS61.- 4..-.-.# ANA Iw<
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ATA MEETING OF TIE PEOPLES N0MI-
n mating COMMITTEE, held August l2ln, lS6i, tue
lVuowing resolutions were reported and adopted:
WHEREAS, We. the Peoples Nominating Commit
tee M common with our fellow citizens, feeling the
IMPORTANCE Of attention 10 our political matters,
seeiug the evil now upon US OF deot-0f onerUus AM
unjust tavation In the past, and, without attention.
OF ruin In the future, and
WHEREAS, The only hope of remedy and salvation
lies In tue assumption OF their rights by the people
thenisel YES, In nominating loyal, honest and capa-
uIe men TO nll our public offices. and
WHEREAS, Tue People have designated US as
Committee that purpose, AMI desiring 10 ialtn-
fully discharge the important duties conhded,
Therefore. Be It by the Peoples Nominating COM
Rssolrsd That no candidate for once shall partlc
ipate in the action OF this Convention.
ResoErsd. That all candidates before this Conven-
tOn repureL to pledge themselves ID wrLtlnS 10
support its nominees.
Resoired. Tnat a candidates for ONCE before this
Convention pledge themselves in writing to oppose
no obstacles 20 any action the Legislature may take
in reducing their perqusites or making tner onces
Salaried ones.
ResoIred, That all citizens be requested to hand
In to the Secretary previous TO the lSh the names
OF citizens whom they deem worthy OF the various
positions to be nlled.
Rcsolred That all candidates for positions be re-
Guested to send in their names, and positions TO
which they aspire, In writing and sealed and III the
form IS follows:
10 the Peoples Nominating Committee: hereby
present my name as candidate foe the position OF
-; and hereby pledge myself to abide the
action OF your body, al support the ticket you may
nominate GTtheT agree 10 use no @ measure 70 Ge
fees, ETC., relating to my office, elected. lndoTse
your Union resolutions.
Resoired That We unequlvocally indorse this adj
mnstraton all It's acts for the suppression of this
unhoy rebellion, and shall use every means in our
power TO aid the Government In so doing.
Resoised, That these resolutions be published in
the various papers OF the county from this date un-
Al