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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-10-08
MISCELLANEOUS ADVERTISEMENTS
TO INVALIDS

WHOSE sUFFHRlSas HAVE
been protracted from hidden causes
and m~al.treatment. and who require
prompt relief TO render exist
ence desirable.
DIR. j. ~PERRAULT,
Graduate Of the University
of Quesn's College. bess to in.
form his patients. and others seeking
medical advice. that he may DO con-
suited personally or by letter in all
cases of Nervous and Phyaicnl
Debility, and the various disorders
arising from sedrutary habits. excess,
acciden, or climate. from9 a. N. TO 10
NJ, and from > TO 6 ?. NJ, =; his Office,
Armory Building. northeast corner
Montgomery and Sacramento sts.,
Rooms Nos 9. 10 and IL. first toor
upstairs. Entrance on either Mont
gomery or Sacramento streets.
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GENERAL HUNDRED POUNDS NEW
- Type Metal for sale at the NKWs once:
Gold Hill, August ! 1865 aui'u
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Of June, A d. 1864.
IL. ST. A. s. GOULD. Notary Public.
Seminal weakness - Sworn Certin
cate OF n Remarkable Cure Of Sper-
mntorrh6a.

A desire TO benefit suffering humanity, and a
feeling Of gratitude to Doctor w. K. Doherty,
alone induces me TO make this statement. For
many years / have been afflicted with that fearful
disease known AZ Spermntorrhea, or Seminal
Weakness, to u fearful extent. which was soon
followed by the most alarming symptoms, az
weakness Of the back and limbs, pain In the head,
dimness of vision. nervousness and general de-
bility. Ny mind, too, was affected to such an OK.
teut as TO seriously impair my memory my Ideas
were confused and spirits depressed. / was averse
to society; had evil forebodings and selfdistrust,
and was entirely untitled for any Of the duties OF
life. From 1855 TO the summer OF 1868, l EN-.
ployed the very best medical talent l could find,
and spent several hundred dollars, but In no In,
stance could obtain more than temporary relief.
I had about concluded there was no relief for me
In this world, but, reading DIR. Doherty's adver.
tisement. / thought l should call and see him, rs
he charged nothing for consultation. i had an In.
teryiew with the Doctor at his office In Sscra'
mento street, and his fee for treatment was 30
reasonable l determined to try him, though ] did
not expect much benefit from his treatment. On
the fifth Of December last l placed myself under
his care. In one week l found myself very much
improved. and now after 1--we weeks treatment,
I. feel thoroughly cured Of all my troubles
and In the enjoyment Of the best health. Hoping
that my experience may be Of benefit to Others
| similarly afflicted, I subscribe myself,
JAMES JOHNSTON.
Subscribed and sworn 10 before me, this 18th
day of January, 4. i. 1864.
Isl A. q. RANDALL, Notary Public.
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UHL'S SALOON,
Two Doors above the Eclipse Stables
GOLD HILL.

a LwAYs ON HAND, THE BEST VINES
"A Brmdies, whlskIes, Gin, Old Tom oordiAi''
Cigars, and best Of all.
Fresh Carson Lager
Kent cool and nice In q stone celler' All ai na
and cigars At ~ 1.9 cenfs. viz
The public are invited TO call.
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DOHBRrY,s MEDICAL ADVERTISEMENT.
PRIVATE MEDICAL AID
QUICK CURES AND MODERATE
CHARGES!

DR.. w. X. Doherty,s Private Medicni
and Surgical Institute,
Sacramento street, below Montgomery, copposite
the Pacific Mail Steam ship Company's ohee'l
~prlyate Entrance on Leidesdorf street. II
San Francisco, California.
stablIshed expressly to afford tho afflicted sound
and scientific medical aid In tho treatment
and cure Of all Private and Chronic
Diseases, Cases Of Secresy,
and all Sexual Dis
orders.
To the Afflicted
DR. w. K. D0HERTY HIS SIN
IL cere thanks to his numerous patientsfor their
patronage, and wouldtake this opportunity TO re-
mind them that he continues to consult, at bis In
stitute, for the cure Of Chronic Diseases OF the
Lungs, Liver, Kidneys. Digestive ana denito
Urinary organs, and all Private Diseases, VIZ:
Syphilis In all Its forms and stages aonGrInTa'
elect, Stric lures, Nocturnal and Diurnal Ennis:
slons, Sexual Debility, Diseases Of the Back and
Loius, Inflammation Of the Bladder and Kidneys,
ETC., etc; and he hopes that bis long experience
and successful practice Of many years Will con-
tinue to insure him q share OF public ratronage'
By the practice ofmany years in Euro. e ana inc
dcient and successful remedies against diseases OF
all kinds. He uses no mercury, charges moder'
ate, treats his patients In q correct and honorable
way, has references Of unquestionaole veracity
from men of known respectaoiitV ana hi8n
standing In society. All parties consulting him,
by lettei or otherwise, will receive the best and
%ventles,. treatment. and implicit secresy.
DR. DOHERTY would call attantion TO the
following certificates, from two Of his patients,
who. having fully recovered their health, desire
10 maka knovn THAR remedial agent, Il will be
se.n their statements are fully authenticated by a
Notary Public.
rhs ~ eIfar. of socIotv imperiously demandtheir
ublicity, and they are given more to warn the
unwary than 10 sound the praises of a Physician,
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MISCELLANEOUS ADVERTISEMENTS
TO THE !!
NEW REMEDIES! NEW REMEDIES!!
DIR. Gibbons DispenSnry,
S1H REARNY STREET

S1H KEARNY STREET.
U4f near Commercial, san
Francisco established In 1854.
for the treatment Of Sexual
and seminal Diseases, such as
Gonorrhea, elect. structure,
syphilis in all its forms. semi.
nal Weakness, Impotency,
etc, skin Diseases (of years
stHnding) and Glcerated Legs
successfully treated.
nnlTDR EIRR0N has the
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TYPE OR BABBTTT METAL
FOR SALE.

Gold Hnl, Sept. 10, 1855. sell:lt
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Notice from Court to Creditors,

WIN. w. BISHOP,
Prosecuting Attorney for the Town Of Gold Hill.
Gold Hill, Sept. II, 1866. aul2.td
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ADDRESS TO PARENTS.
ADDRESS TO
To Parents, and those Aaring charge
Of Children IN StOrey C0uRty:
The Public school system.

The Fall Term Of the Public Schools In this Coun-
" will on Monday, September 81, l>6,
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Tnrdiness.

r.,t,rass a another habit that eOnsplres to dis
nsaea~fo keep the delinquents behind In their
eiasses. and TO sensibly retard The progress Of the
enLne -. sasts AZ 10 O'Clock IN the morning, the
~ IN ncsninr No pupil can gain admittance
MAJ ten minutes from that time, without q written
eseuse yWithout such an excuse . half day WI DO
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Your degeneration Invited.

The great success that has attended the Public
schools In the county for the past uiteen months,
has encouraged the undersigned, 10 whom their H.
terests have been committed. 10 f~elcitate you upon
their Improvement. and 10 earnestly solicit Your
cooperation to Increase their usefulness aud 10 eN-
tend their influence. that they may more iuuy sub
snrYr the nOble purpOses OF the.r OrsAnLLAtiOn.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-09-08
FenIan Congress.

NEW York, Sept. IA special from
Troy last evening says, the Committee
on Credentials, of the Fenian Congress,
completed its l0bOrs at IL late hour this
p. III.
The Congress was organized and
ready for business. Gen. n. c. Muir
ply, of New York, was elected Speaker
of tho House, but declined the honor;
when Mr.. +. q. Gallagher, of Buffalo,
was elected. Mr.. j. C. O'Brien, OF
Rochester, was elected Secretary.
Tho membcrs of the Congress were
sworn to secrecy, and a resolution was
adopted forbidding the communication
ofany of the business details of the ses-
sion to the press for publication.
The Congress then adjourned to meet
at nine o'clock tomorrow morning,
when President Roberts address will
be presented.
The delay in the report of the Com
mittee on Credentials was occasioned
by the appearance OF certain delegates
who claimed to represent Circles i'll
canada. Their credentials were scru-
tinized most closely, but whether they
were admitted or not am unable to
learn. Ono delegate was present from
Prince Edwards Island.
l learn, from good authority, that the
feeling against General Sweeney is
rather on the increase among the dele
gates, but it is almost impossible Ia
predict tho result of the Congressional
action in his case, as the tables NAV be
entirely turned upon his adversaries,
by his official report of the Canadian
movement.
The address of President Roberts is
nm able and statesmnn-like docu-
ment, and treats OF the origin and pro-
gress of tho Eenian Brotherhood from
its inception to the present time.
The next movement is being thor
Oughly discussed by the members, in
little knots about the hotels and streets.
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New York News.

New York, Sept. IA Washington
special says, the bounty commission
have at length made their final report.
They unto in saying that after thor
ough examination OF the present man
ner of paying tho bounties they are
unable to suggest any additional safe.
guards or any Improvement in the
present methods and they recommend
that payment be continued as before,
both to Indian and negro soldiers.
The Times says: In the Alabama
Legislature, August l4th, Mr.. jackson
offered resolution instructing the
Committee on Public Lands to inquire
into the expediency of donating thirty
two acres to each Confederate soldier,
who by reason of wounds received in
the late war Is incapacitated for labor,
and to report by bill or otherwise. II
WINS adopted.
A guerrilla leader, Dick Hempsted.
was on Wednesday, captured by the
regulars, near Little Rock, Ark, who
after trying him and finding him gull
ty of eleven murders, all Of which he
confessed, they burned him to death bv
81 low fire which totally consumed his
body.
Mr.. Jackson, representative in the
State Legislature from Jackson county,
Tennessee, has brought n suit for 800,
900 damages against the Radical menu
bers of the House for false imprison-
ment
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Mevican Advices.

NEW ORLEANS, Sept. 6.-The Courier
ofthe 3lst says the Rio Grande is higher
than ever known, and bids fair to wash
Mat0mOras away.
Bazino is ut San Luis with tho object
Of an extensive campaign in northern
Mexico.
Tho Journal do San Luis says France
has no design of abandoning Mexico to
anarchy.
Additional arrests were made in Mex
leo on the % of July.
The Courier of the 2sth mentions a
rumor of the recapture of Tampico by
the French.
Cortinas, in his proclamation de-
nounces the expulsion of Caravajal.
Tho Courier says that forced loans
are exacted with such frequency aud
excessiveness by Candles party that
another revolution may DO expected
within ten days. A foreigner who OBJ
iected to paying was threatened with a
shaved head and being pu in the ranks
of the Liberal army.
Cortinas is expected to march on
Matamoras.
General Ford, late Colonel in the Con-
federate army, commands at the Fort
under Cavales.
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NEW York, Sept. IA dispatch from
Topeka, KNnSns, says II IL reported
from Fort Sarah Junction, Fort Itiley
and Smoky Ro0dS TINT seventy Chey-
Onno Indians hnVO started for Picket
Weir settlement, Colorado, to reCapturo
two children tnkon from tho Indians in
tho Sand Creek affair, and then Clcnr
tho Smoky Hill route of all whites !;
whilc eighty-tlvO moro Choyennos hnvO
started for tho Arkansas to commit
deprGdNtions thorc. and TINT they hnvo
sCnL invitations to tho Sioux, KiOwnB
and CnmnnchOS to join them in sweep
Ing tho whole frontier from KunHnS TO
Colorado. Tho P0wnGes hive broken
up two settlements on the Salmon and
rnVishcd IL number OF women. They
swear TINT the whites shall not occupY
tho territory. Con. Sherman writes
TINT tho settlement is so miles too fur
wCst and hO has not tho trOOpS 10 pTO-
teCt them within 100 miles of Fort
Riley. Til" stock agent of tho Over
land Mail Stage Company was met by
tho rond. He w0S ordered bRck and
was given ten days to move tho stock
from that route before tho raid.
TOPEKA, Sept. 6.-Gcn. Cloud, COM
mnnding the State militia, sends Gov.
Crawford an official resume OF tho In
dian Outragcs. In May, seven settlers
wore killed OH tho Republican and Sal
IhOn TlNoES' INC WnOIo nelkhDOrlOOu
were driven from their homes on White
Rock, abandoning improvements and
crops. Several women were repeated
ly rnvished and otherwise savagoly
treated.
In August II settlement OH ono of tho
tributaries of the Salmon were ordered
away and their corn and Othor produce
taken by tho Indians. In each instance
the settlers We're ordered not to return
under tho penalty of death beyond the
settlements. a number of surveying
parties have been killed.
Information has been given that the
combined wild tribes of the plains in
tend deprelntiOns on tho settlers during
the fall and winter. The Pawnces and
Omnhas, who live on good reservations
III oStensible peace, are the perpetrators
OF these outrageS. All tho northwest
tern settlements Of Kansas, from tho
situation of tho forces at present, will
be exposed TO tho ferocity of the In
dams. Tho State military Is wholly in
adequate to protect them for the want
OF cavalry and arms, and unless n post
Is established on the Republican and
Salmon rivers and properly garri-
SonGd, the settlements must DO ADAM
doned.
Gen. Hancock has sent IL company of
cavalry from Fort Ellsworth to coop
crate with tho Kansas militia, also n
company to Fort Kearney for emergen-
cies. Gen. Cloud will meet in the res.
ervatiOnS of tho PawneeS and Omahas,
attended by IL military escort, to obtain
indemnity for these Outrages.
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BY THE CABLE.
Advioes to the 9TH of September.

QUEENSTOWN. Sept. 7-Noon.-ThO
steamship Cuba, from Boston on the
20th ult., arrived hero this morning, and
nfter landing tho mails sailed for Llv-
Crpool.
BHrssT, Sept. Tho steamship Lit
fayOttO from New York on tho 25th ult.,
arrived this morning.
LONDON, Sept. THE Times of TO-
day cditorially denounced the report
which had obtained sOmo currency of a
projected matrimonial alliance between
tho King of Greece and the Princess
Louise of England.
PARIS, Sept. 7.-Napoleon's health is
not good, and it is doubtful if he will
go to BiaritE.
The Queen of Spain paid visit to the
Empress Eugene at Biaritz.
VENICE, Sept. 7.-Gencrnl Frank, the
Austrian war minister, had resigned,
in consequence of ill-health.
The Austrian official journal denies
that Austria has any idea of approprl-
ating any national objects In Venice.
LIvERrOOL., Sept. 7.-Noon-Cotton
declined y d. per pound in tho week.
The sales for which period foot up go
900 bales. Middling upland 49,
LONDON, Sept. -Noon-Consols arc
quoted Mt S9H for money. American
securities are currently reported. U. S.
S-2O's 7254. Erie 40. Illinois Central
1881
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COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL,
By Telegraph.
Spirit OF the Stock Market.
The Posts money article saw nSA' E'P'' F"

The Posts money article says:
Gold Is rather more plentiful for delivery
and is lending nat at 1882 in favor of lender.
The price has been barely steady and trans
actions small. The loan market Is easy at iGs
per cent, with a fair enquiry. Calls for ac-
freely offered, and frSt-class names pass free-
~ Mt per cent. The stock market opened
dull and closed with better feeling Before
the first regular session Erie was quoted Mt
6g9G; Reading at 1881; Michigan Southern at
s.. After the board the quotations we've
River. Us; Reading, liz: MIchi4an Southern.
S3z4; Illinois Central, l221<.
The Commercials money article says:
me STOCK market is stronger by an i'm.
provement in Erie, which opened at 7O5G and
closed Mt 7O1s, an advance OF q on the latest
eSaT S Transactions o. Yesterday The weak
OF their stocks, which have passed into the
hands Of strong firms committed largely to
SpeculationS for rise. New York Central 4
Michigan Southern Rre very flrm; 3 600 shares
OF the latter were bought at S96@SB1. The
stock Is passing largely into the hands of par
its future value. Some of tho minor Western
stocks are in active demand. Governments
ARE again weak. The demand for export has
fallen of materially, while the supply from
the interior and from financial institutions
drawn out by high prices, is on the increase.
Money continues very abundant The re-
Quirenents OF the West are less than OF late
and the accumulation of Idle funds has a ten.
standing tolerably active demand nom bro
kerS. The banks show an anxiety 10 lend.
aud In some cases offer round amounts at s
per cent. on call. FtTEt-clRSS firms ind no
difficulty in borrowing large amounts at 4 per
cent. for 30 days. Discounts arc quiet; prime
pills rnnge 1t $685. per cent, with an active
demand. Gold continues weak. The bull
clique appear to be leaving the rate to take
Its course. The exchange market shows a
reaction from the slight improvement noted
yesterday. There Is a good demand for bills,
but the supply IL SO large as to repress anv
improving tendency In rates, the offering in.
CreaSlng with any tendency 70 HIGHER OIIota.
lions, F- 20
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New Yorl. Market.

NEW YORK, Sept. z.
Cotton steady at 3S11S@35c for middllnr up-
lands Flour l5@25c better. with rather more
doing; S0gS Us for extra State; IS 2O3lO 50 for
extra round hoop Ohio and $40 OO@I2 Is for
trade brands, closing firm. Whisky quiet
ana nominal. Wheat, receipts 10 AL bushels;
3g5o better, with more doing; sales ~ 900 bus
n 81 20 for common Milwaukee Club: 81 q for
NO. l Mllw0ukee. Receipts of Corn 2l5,8i5
bushels; lc lower; sales $4,000 bush. at Sic for
inferior; SlA@S2c for Coicago spring mixed
western and Sc for yellow. Receipts OF Oats
"a $50 bushels market dull, sales 5000 bush:
at 43@4sc for Chicago; .47@52c for MiIwaokee.
Sugar scarcely so active, at l0X9ll1lc MO
2G19c for crude, and 441T946c for refined in
bond; Pork steady and rather active; SS3 is
OBS 81 for new mess, closing at SSS Is cash:
&Sl93l Is for old do and SSO@SO Is for prime:
9lso also bbls new mess, for September to
November and inclusive, seller and buyers
option, at SS @9SS 81. Beef unchanged.
Beef Hams nominal. Cut meats steady Mt
l4%9lSc for shoulders and l91Sa2lc for hams
bacon inactive; Cumberland cut l5ISc. Lard
steady At lSI92g{c; Butter dull and de-
Cheese lower, at lO9l71<c. -" - '
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NEW York, Sept. 7.--There were seven
new cases of cholera and five deaths
from the same disease reported in this
city yesterday. The reports from Brook
lyn showed no material change in the
disease. A meeting of the 1Board of
Health was held yesterday. The Snni-
tary Superintendent's report showed
that % cases OF cholera have been re-
ported during the week ending yester-
day; OF this number 30 were fatal. In
Brooklyn there were 25 confirmed cas-
SO, OF which II were fatal.
NEW York, Sept. Flight cases of
chOlorn reported to-day. Only fatal.
NEW ORLEANS, Sept. 6-Twenty-thre
cholera deaths yesterday and one by
yellow fever. Rio Grnnde advices re-
port cholera at Brownsville.
ST. LOUIS, Sept. G.--Deaths from chol-
ora yesterday 20. Weather very unfa-
vorRble.
NEW ORLEANS, Sept. 7.-Cholera
deaths yesterday IL, yellow fever ono.
ST.. LOUIS, Sept. Eight cemeteries
report 50 burials from cholera yester-
day.
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From ~. L.ouIs...RnlIroa4I Accident.

81. LOUIS, Sept. Interpretations for
tho reception of the President to-mor-
row nro about completed. Thirty-six
stonmbOats, representing the different
States OF tho Union, decorated with
flags, devices, &C., leave for Alton ut s
O'Clock tomorrow morning. The pres
identIHl party will DO assigned to tho
steamer Andy johnson, which will be
lHshcd to tho steamers Ruth and Olive
Branch, for tho accommodation of tho
various committees. General Hancock
and stan will accompany tho purity TO
Alton.
Montana ndvicOs say that Gen. Steele,
with aSmall escort, wNs attacked by tho
Indians and ~ mules taken from them.
Tho whole party came near being cap
turCd.
A freight train on the Illinois Cen
trial Railroad ran off the track at st.
John to-day, killing the conductor, en-
gineer, and one brakeman. The loco
motive and several cars were badly
smashed.
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ST.. LOUIS, Sept. 6.-President John
son will be first received by the st.
Louis committee at Alton, twenty. five
miles above here, where Capt. james d.
Eads, chairman of the committee of
come him on behalf of the citizens.
Tho party will then be brought to ST.
Louis by river, thirty-six steamers be-
ing provided for the purpose of repre-
senting all the States Of the Union. On
their arrival in the city n reception
speech will be made by Mayor Thomas,
and the party escorted to Lindell Hotel,
Tho affair will terminate with ban
ing. There will also be n grand civic
and military display.
There is no change worthy of note III
the general markets.
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n1aY2l.eOd&W.
WAR DEPARTMENT..
SURGEON GENERALS OFFICE,
WASHINGTON, d, O., Aug. 10, 1850.

ADVERTISEMENT.
AN ARMY MEDICAL BOARD, TO
IA consist OF Brcvct Colonel j. b. Brown,
Surgeon, u. 8. A., President, BreVcL I.icuteu-
ant Colonel II. II. WirtZ, Surgeon, u. s. A.,
Brevet Lieutenant Colonel Anthony Hager
Surgeon, U. $. A., and Brevet Major Warren
Webster, Assistant Surgeon, u. =. A., RecOr-
der, will meet in New York City on the 1Dth
OF September, next, for the examination OF
candidates for admission into the Medical
STAFF of the U. s. Army.
Applicants must be over q years of nge,
and physically sound.
Applications for an invitation to appear he
fore the Board should he addressed TO the
Surgeon General, U. s. A., and must state the
null name, residence, and date and place OF
birth OF the candidate. Testimonials us TO
character and qualifications must he furnish
ed. II the applicant has been in the Medical
Service OF the Army during the war; the fact
should be stated, together with his former
rank, and time and place OfServiCe, and les
timonialS from the officers with whom lie Inns
served should also be forwarded
NO allowance IL made for tho expenses of
persons undergoing the examination as It is
mcnt.
There are Mt present sixty vacancies in the
Medical staff, forty-six OfwhiclL nrc original,
being created by the Act of Congress, nm
proved, July Stll, 1866.
JOS. X. BARNES,
aulS-eOuZm surgeon General, u. S A
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Railroad Accident.

NEW YORK, Sept. 7.-The steamer Of
town, the pioneer vessel of tho now line
between New York and the Baltic
hagen direct, making the voyage in II
days.
An accident occurred on tho Free
hold d Jonesbury Railroad, near Jer-
sey, on Wedn esday, which resulted in
tho killing of one man and the in
jury of three others. The train was
run off tho track, ono mile from Free
hold, the engine and tender upset, and
three or four cars smashed.
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CHICAGO, Sept. Frank Hall, Sec
rotary OF Colorado territory, telegraphs
rs follows: The Territorial Board of
Canvassers finished counting the votes
on the evening of the 9th. George NJ.
Chilicott, Republican candidate for del
egato to Congress, had a majority of lOs
over Hunt, the Administration candi-
date. Governor Cummings gave GER
titicate of election to Hunt. A majority
of tho Board of Canvassers gave u GER
tiiicate to Chilicott. Governor Cum
mings action in the matter is looked
upon by the majority of Hunts sup
porters as IL most abominable outrage
upon the people of Colorado.