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MICHIGAN.
DEMOCRATIC NOMINATIONS.

DEMOCRATIC NOMINATIONS.
The Democratic State Convention has put the following
gentlemen ia nominations For Governor. Gen. A. s. VIII
iiams for Lieut. Governor Gen. j. G.. Parkhurst for
Auditor General Gen George Spauldlng; for Attorney
General, Col. George Gray; for Commissioner Of the
State Land Office Lieut.-Col. Louis Dman; for State
Treasurer Luther H. Task; for Secretary of state Col
B VI. Thompson; for Superintendent OF Public lnstuc-
ton Samuel Clements; for Member a. the Board OF Edn-
cation Edward Batwell Or this ticket The DctrcR
Tribune says:
The above ticket will be seen, il almost entirely coin
posed Of soldiers Gen. Williams, who beads H. II caIa-
bic gentleman and brave soldier and doubtless despse
johnson and his policy. The OF bis name by the
johnson managers in this State has been made during his
absence upon official business.
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NETWORK.
.nArps rn rnR LInAHY COYYRHTI0N.

DELEGATES TO THB ALBANY CONVENTION.
GREEsPoINT, l.. L. Sept. AT the Democratic Con.
yenton fer the First District of Suffolk held here to-day
H. A. Reeves and David CongdoD elected deegates,
and Is. d. Leght and DIR X. Is. Nieol aernaes, to the
Democratic State Convention.
OswEGo, n. Y, Sept. s.-Gon Isaac = Cathn and tho
Hon. James b. Howe today elected delegates to the
State Convention at Albany
JAMAICA, l.. l., Sept S.-The Hon. John j. Armstrong
and William II. Furinan chosen to-day AZ delegates
10 the Albany State Convention 10 be held Oh the llih
inst
UTICA, Sept s-The following arc the Union
County nominations for this Oneida County: For Repre-
sentative Roscoe Conkling for County Treasurer Lent
Col Charles Northrup for Coroner DR. Charles b. Teft
for Justice Of Sessions Eli 5. Bears.
SYRACUSE Sept. g-The following are delegates 10 the
Democratic state Convention from Onondaea County:
TfEsT DlsuuCr-Jabcz II. Norton.
THInp DisTEfcr-Iohn NJ Strong Wm Condee
MADISON COUNTY,
TIEsI psInirr-W ". Sow mal. III. 7. Hank.
SICOSD D.sIuCI-JohH SNOW. VI. H. Nlirlih.
TROY sept. 8-The Hon. IAOma Is. tau1. and Ell
Eard Murphy ir, have been t..ciei delegates 20 tio
Union DcLO0rdiiG state tlnreai.1n !loln this CITY,
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DIED

ACKEBOn Saturday Sept Of disease Of the heat James Aese
and an Ts s"S. ss S ~ g S as
residence No 81 Madison without further Invitation
BEAmn Brooklyn Friday Sept John Beam. in the 5sth
BiooEiyH'
sRDsLLon s;of,y s 9Th int MLsre' nfn' daughter %
The friend. Of the family are Invited 70 ',snd beg ,Ss 9 s
sevenths. on Tuesday, the ltb inst, at 10 O'Clock a
cnEsHRE-DIiy L. wife Of oeegs Cheshire IT, aged a.
on Tusdsy morning sept H. at 81 o'clock from her late rs-
deucs No. 1856 Eas. HOuaonst
cLIFT-At rotor Falls Y Sunday Sept g. Lsou,ri L. Cs
TIE friend, the family and those Of his SON. smith Cn
10 attend the funeral at residence Tuesday
SEPT II oe0cs The Hm express train leave. T v's
7ipm.
DEyoEAt Fqrdb.% THURSDAY evening 81 instant H'rT
The relatives 'na friends Of the family "e invited to ss1e ss
caa.. w will S BE- s Foa% sP S on a1 the
Harlem R. train which leaves the depot Fourth ave- and
HALLon Saturday Sept Gilbert insnt Of Mortimer sa4
The relative. and friends are respectfully invited siiend n
from No liz Msrcerst jersey City on Monday Sept TO- 81
HLIAt ca,.k y on Thursday morning inst Mrs M.rS
Hill relict Inland Hill j., tire 18th Of her
JENKSson First day morning the sh Inst, Ens @py d.as'e'
Of Svnus f. aud Augusta Jenkns in the 18th Of bet age
The relatives and friends Of tie family are respectfully invsd % ~
dence of her father No. 4 West Twentsth-st
J9SEs Lsq 81 yd9sy Ass 81 N q s M.,y G 'on '
LEGGAT-on Saturday Sept Of dysentey William Only chil6
Of Richard J. and cOrisa Lsss aged years II months and -
days
Th and friends Of family respectful invited ttead
the funeral service at the residence Of h parents No 70 Wsse
Einht Monday afternoon O'Clock N. The remains
viii be taken to Hudson, \. Y. for intsrmsu,.
MocAFFrE-on Saturday morning Sept Delams'sr Mccsf'
aged 2 months snd u days
TIE friends ssyss c. ia fsy requested 10 attend he
funeral Monday afternoon At O'Clock the resdeaoo o.
his grand parents No 93l Secoudsve. bet Forty ninth ADD
Fiaisthsts.
ssSy IoT1ss .o on t b Rev & PEEK e
grandson late Hon Chief Justice samuel Jones tn ss
10Th year OF his age.
The relatives ana friends family respectfully invted 10
attend "a o'clock Mouday Sept TO- at Calvary
Charch Round Hill Carriages will be In waiting the Oeeu
witch Depot arrival Of the M train from NewYork
POlLLON-On Saturday morning Sept g. at her rdence fonke
NJ r. Of phths, Leia A. Blackwell rect OF Peer Polon ~
ard only daughter Of the late Wa psytOn Blackwell es
81 the family
her funeral Barthosmew Church, 1uestey I'm
inst a, will be in waiting at the ha1sos
River Depot ThUnsth'at a, lOt a. m
RUssELL-On saturday Sept. Mary Emma A1shsr Of ThomA
and Isabel Russell. sged years aud months.
The relatives friends OF family invited 20 attend The
funeral Monday the 10th inst, at O'CLOCK from No. ia
West Fiteenthst.
saUsTER-n Philadelphia Thursday Sept g. Mira Am Kills.
Pastorins Skuste. -.
The relatives Of family invited attend shs
late esderca No 36 franklns Phidelph.
Tuesday Afternoon q; o'clock
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THE CLEVELAND CONVENTION.
LETTER FROM CAPT. wORDRN, U. s. NAVY.
UNITED STATS STEAMSHIP PENSACOLA,
Nrw.YOpE II ARuOn Sent d ls66.

Con. CbGs r. Grahdn.
My DEAR GENERAL: | am in receipt Of your kind in
vtation OF the 4h inst participate In the Convention
of Officers TO be held at Cleveland Ohio TO approve the
present plans of Reconstruction and the Presidents policy
generally"
Be assured General, tho policy Of sustaining the Ad
mnstraon meets my hearty approval and nothing would
give greater pleasure than uniting with my old COM
psnions in arms In this effort but my ship will sa In
few days, 10 join the South Pacific Squadron will not
be in the United States when the Convention assemblies.
During the Rebellion my whole heart aud soul were en-
listed the effort toward It's SUPPRESSION and now that 10
suppressed feel II pleasant duty to extend 30 our
pentan Southern brethren the night hand OF iuenuship
Generous magnanimty toward fallen foe Is character
isc Of brave men, and this principle Is emnenty shown
IN tie sentiments warmly and frequently expressed
lately by the brave who participated IN subdu!ug the
Rebellion.
Trusting that the Convention, by It's wisdom, modera-
ton and patriotism, may strengthen the hands Of the
Government In IT'S efforts toward reconstruction and con-
citation and meet the views and support OF al patriotic
citizens especially those who served m the Army and
Navy during the Rebellion,
l remain very truly yours,
JOIN l.. WoRDEN, Capt. Z. S. Navy.
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STATEN ISLAND.
pEMOCRATIC PRIMARY ELECTION

The Democrats Of Staten Island held elections on
Thursday last their various districts for DELEGATES TO the
smoersto TO be held at Albany The following
were elected -, ~, =,
A Sumnkoh. Domirick Reagan
.;eorne Waters Henry Crabtree
Sscoxn DsTnICr-john T. Iangton VIM. Cowhig Michael
Ianeton John Ryan Daniel Dempsey Dennis ShanshAnsy
Philip RYAN - w
r,coh Jobn Dempsey David LangtoB, David Rawlm
NoprHFIEIp-,Jaues Larkins John Bennett John III. Wa
terra WARS Beants Edward Dehart Isaac Cruiser Bliehae
Vs9name N Oakley Beach Martin King William Anderson
WR,IFIyip-A H. Wood William A. Rutan. Walter 4
Tiiott John IT. Coles Nicholas H0ag John Shay
soI-rHPrIp-John g. Vaughn Robert Murphy. Jas, Kelly,
DSsght Townsend Jas O. Bailey. Conrad Wolf
Mimi rrowv Paul Read VIM G. Deuyse, Philip c. BE n
d.r Patrick Murphy Jeremiah Baker, Charles hoop.
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5petial Notices.

To tbe Ipiou RepubIican Electors Of ,Ae City ID
YOrk.-The undersigned members q the Union hepObcaA
STATE Central from the City Of Newfork viii meet g
late Union Repgbcsn Se Coo.
ventsn tue Hon. William H. Boil the southSes
corner OF and Sevenhv the evening 81
TUESDAY September m inst O'clock to appoint thre. "a.
secors each Assembly District sd y carol AZ electors WIS
support the pf5r and PRINCIPLES embodied the address snd eso
Republican State Convention Syracuse
10 6I The evening. such for the election Of ofer
Of associations formed Union Republican Cea-
tr COMMITTEES AID apporion such degates upon ne
basis the Abraham Lincoln IN 1854 Union Republicans OF
CITY Assembly Districts cordasiI
inyitedto person by writing said time and
place or before with the undersigned to the proper inspectors ,na
evenings 10 be selected. ..-. - ann
CHARLES :. SPENCER JOSHUA O. AbbE,
WALDO HuTCHINGS ANDREW BLkAkLf,
WN ~ MCKINNEY MARTIN Il. BROWN,
AMOR J. WILLIAMSON ISAAC DAYTON
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Married.

POEDHANFoRDn YonLers Friday Sept, At the resi,nes
OF the brides nste by d. NJ. ID. D. Yorker ass.Sd ~
the Rev William T. Moore wsstce,er, Pc, the Rev Thee
Pond Of New Julia Hartford daugher Of tho late o.
Hanford. Columbus, Ohio No cards. .
REDMOND-FR0srln this city on Thursday Sep G. BY tho
Dufie OF Church or 81 John Charles ksf
Of Little Rock ATkonss 10 Mary G. Prose- daughter
Valentine Frost, ESQ, OF Long Island, n. p
Thursday Sept. Of tho residence
brides parents, by The Rev T. L. Cuyer Mr. Charles H.
sloou to Miss Emily Telsr htsr Hasos
Teller NJ d., Of Brooklyn. No cards
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PENNSYLVANIA.

GREAT UNION MEETING AT NLoItUESILh
Special Disp1cl 10 The n. Y Tribune.
WEsTCIEsTER, Pa Sept. s.-Tho County Court was
densey crowded last night with Of al parties "a hear
Judge PItkius OF New Orleans Mr.. Hunncutt OF Virginia
and Geu Shacr of Gen. Buffers staff. They spoke Tor
three review Of my policy" il operates IN the
South rensatiug unTepcntaut Rebels. The applause
az times loud aud long showing the most unbouudsd
sympathy and enthusiasm.
CONGRESSIONAL NOMINATION..
SCRANTON Pa. Sept S-,1amcs Archibald Of this city
has been nominated as the Union Republican candidate
FOR Congress in the XlIh District.
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nnsnRrssIoYAL VOTE IN THiEp DIsTRIcT.


These incomplete returns show that Baxter's plu-
ralty Hoyt is 2 75l, and the majority OF Hoyt
and Brigham combined is Clio. Bakers plurality Is
great enough to insure his election in November y
for unless some element should change the rela-
tions of parties, it is unlikely 10 be diminished
MONTPELIER, W.T. Sept. S.-The Hon. Portus Bax'
ter regular Republican candidate Tor Congress II the
ma Congressional District has about 1900 plurality
over Hoyt the Independent candidate, but has not
majority over Hoyt and Brigham, Democrat plu'
ralitv elects in the next trial on November Z.
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MAINE.
THE HON. HANNIBAL HAMLlS's SPEECH on The CON.


DITION OF THE COUNTRY.
Special Dipaeh to The N Y. Tribune
BANGOR, Ne, Sept O. ls66.
N0Tombega Hall crowded 10 OVERLOOKING last night
The hall is capable Of seating two thousand people
E1Mayor Stebon presided. MIR. Hanlin was introduced
by that gentleman and spoke for hours substantially
as follows, being frequently applauded. He said;
am here tonight ior The purpose Of discussing such issues
are pertinent TO the present crisis 1t ia momonto1s ocea
son You are here night to establish the Government upon
principles Of equal justice come here speak no hard
words We have emerged fToma mighty conflict need not
remind Of it, because every domestic altar grief has
been brought speak not only for myself but doubt not
speak the sentiments Of This vast assembly when that
tie growing out Of this could be amicay settled
would hail With JOY WHOM this Government would De restored
md vince liberty. equality ana iluce restored 10
would consent tat DE Spulerr states should back
Ac same terms o usg under - Old stars and stripes
until Wo had scteIsnt ol Tia question proposed Dy
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NEW..JERSEY.

NEW BRUNSWICK, n j., Sept. s.-The Common Coun-
ell Of this city last night adopted resolutions inviting the
delegation Of Southern UniOnists IN Philadelphia,
who intend to visit certain Northern cities 60 visit New
Brunswick and instrucng the Mayor 10 receive and well
come and care for said delegates the OF the city
during their sojoun mark Of love- honor and esteem
for the true Union Of the South.
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ARIZONA.
AklIONA.
Election OF DELEGATES FOR CONGRESS.

ELECTION OF DELEGATES FOR CONGRESS.
SAN FRANcIsco Sept. S-Dates from Arizona are re-
ceiyed to Aug 80 The election for delegates 20 Congress
was 20 take place last week The candidates Charles
H. Paseu and Col. Bashford
Tho Governor had apporoued the members Of the Legs
lature on the basis Of the late
The country the neghbOrhood Of Lopez flooded 10
& distance OF 20 miles.
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A Voice from the Rauat0r.

Genuine merit siuers; the Peoples" favorts
sewing makes friends wherever Il John Hewrt
ing fom Chrandeea Nicaragua of The htnez whit
preferred al other And what sen reader
suppose they simple that ey
ordef and easily Understood aud
agad that the people" o. that country can esa
successfully which ev could not DO viii th0se any othss
ps,entthaa the WILCOX kOfBBs-ddrevfissneHf
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man on the Bristol Railroad taJiy hurt this even
inc by falling from locomotive which ho was oau5
While running around a curve. lie belonged m New
Railroad.
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INDIANA.

The campaign IN this State progresses with yigor
Union meeting, estimated at 20 900 was held at Atea,
on the 9TH inst and addressed by Gen Logan, and Mr.
Orth, candidate for Congress in the With District
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nIosauito Nets, for 81 IS.
WINDOW SHADES and FIXTURES, for 81 50
EMBROIDERED LACE CURTAINS
BROCATELLE DRAWING ROOM CURTAINS
FRENCH TERRY DINING ROOM CURTAINS.
WORSTED DAMAsK SLEEPING ROOM CURTAINS.
SHEETINGS SHlRTINGS, sud PILLOW CASINOS.
TABLE DAMASKs. NAPKINS. and D'OYLIEs.
BLANKETS, QUILTS. 8nd COUNTERPANES.
l. z. WALRAYEN.
No COS Broadway. below Fourth st.. New Yost-
No. 7i9 Chesfult.st. Philadelphia
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vrWJEPsEY LEGISLATIVE.

TRENTON. Sent An extra session OF the Legislature
OF Ecv-Icr.er fos ae0n or tho Constitutional Amgnd-
ricu and lac ooote. OF "a United States Senator Yil
convene to-UoIos.
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Joan A. Reed,

JOAN A. Keed,
DIAMOND JEWELER,
Successor T. W. Burr1
hs removed from the SO Broadway h saS
elegant establishment
No. 7gl BROADWAY,
Opposite Church.
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Acllon Of lhe .Conyenlien. aud .LesI.latsrs.

or THE LATELY INSURRECTIONARY srAfEs-Pr0e-
anistions the Proyonal Governors Elections Of Convea
thereof; Enacu u Lgures Tlezra
President johnson and Secretary Seward respecting the Rsbs
Debt Coored Saege Anti Slavery Amendments Admission 70 Con-
ana Representatives elect President Lncolns Let
Hahn March - 1854 prohibiting the meeting Of Tbs
Virgins. IN the POLITICAL MANUAL FOB
Ig66 FOR SALE az THE TRIBUNE OFFICE.
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ELECTION INTELLIGENCE.
VERMONT.

The following is the latest and most complete re-
turn Of the vote for Governor in Vermont:
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LOCAL POLITICS.
pYMncnArIc Union DELE

DEMOCRATIC UNION DELEGATES
The following arc the delegates elected by the Demo
cratic Union organization, 10 the Albany Convention 81
johnson men and Democrats:
DIST. I. Charles g. Halpine james Cherry
II William Walsh Edward COppers.
III. John Savage, Christian D. Woodruff
~. Thomes Montgomery, Henry =. West
V. Arthur j. Delaney. Charles Bauyet.
VI. Thomas Cassin, Jacob T. HaiEei
VII. Josiah W. Brown. Andrew Hoaglan1
VIII Anthony Miller Edward COnlan.
TX. NJ. Z. Spaulding Joseph W. Lamb
X. Smith Ely, jr Andrew Mills.
AI. Nelson j. aterbnry. John Hardy
XII James Murray. Philip Beenhusen.
Kill Michael Connolly. Thomas Higgins
XIV Col. James Kely. Henry c. Banks
XIV. john Kerr Samuel G. Courtney.
WI Frank McElroy, Thomas Pearson.
XVII Patrick Rignoy, Bartholomew Purdy
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the 1rA aud Punishment Of the Aassns OF Abrahs
Lincoln jefferson Davis Clement C. Clay and Others To
eeabh the Authority Of the United States In Nhgnis Equality
Rights Maritime Nations The Bockade Amnesty Appoint
ing No.h Carolina and other nsuecsonay
states Rebellion Tennessee Psrosd
Prisoners Martial Law Withdrawn Ion kenieky Annuss the
Hlbas Corpus; Declaring the Rebellion endedt
Appointments Once Trials ~ Military Courts Against The y.
Invasion Canada Are III Ia TIE POLITICAL MANUAL
for 1906 For sse q THE TRIBUNE OFFICE.
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Yet Mr. johnson Is 20 be President for nearly three
yeas 10 come clothed with power which belongs 70 few
thrones Beside the honor which people owe 10 him as
the Chief Magistrate must Christian citizens credit
bun with Eis real eXceenccshs original horror Seceg
sefdeuyug Le0sm L the long dark days Of Tonusssee.
We must not forget hat De las Jealous resisted con-
talzlt0n OF power IN the Federal Governments thur he
hes sought dignity and secure true State Right; that
be tas maintained simplicity Of mappers aud true love
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Annual, special. and Veto Messages Of Presiaeu

Iohnson W'TH COPIES or THE VETOED BILLS AND THE
VOTES ON THEM-Annual Message. December 1853 on TIE
condition States, and Gen Gfsut
pnving Report Veto Of the Frrednns Bureau Bill with Copy
and Noes Of Bill with and Votes Veto
the Message the proposed
with other the Political Man
ualf 1896. for sale At THE TRIBUNE OFFICE
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CopAtable,s Sale.

DY VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION ISSUED
I u lout ofthe Justice W. N. Halls Court, Gold
iHiil, Storey county, State o. Nevada, the 18th day
Of April, A. D. 1866, for the satisfaction Of q Iudg.
ment rendered In said Court on the 9th day Of
April, 1866, In favor off. Chsppele, plaintiff, and
Tho Wide Awake Cold and Silver Mining Com.
pany, defendants, for the sum Of 1894, and 90
b 100 dollars costs and sccruing costs, I have this
18th day Of April, A. D.. 1855, seized. levied on,
and will sell TO the highest and best bidder, IN
front Of the Justices Office. Gold Hill. Storey
county, State Of Nevada, on WEDNESDAY,
the 9TH day Of May. 1856, betwean the hours Of
10 o'clock NJ. and Q o'cloekyP p. ". namely, at /
O'Clock P, NJ, Of that day. all the right, title, claim
and interest Of the said defendants the Wide
Awake Gold and Silver Mining Company In and
TO oun thoussnd 900 feet Of mining ground or
claims situated In Gold Hill mining district, Sto.
nv county, BtsteofNevadh, sadclsim being sIt.
,uatsd nesr Crown Point Ravine and sdIoinInr
ths Ms,silon Gold and Silver Mining Company's
Slain also, a tunnel 200fees moro or less also,
the Stream Of water running out Of said tunnel,
torether with all and singular the tenements,
hereditaments and appurtenances thereunto and
beloneing to fhs s<EendAptssor 20 much thereof
as will DO necessary 70 pay the Judgment, with
COST sna AssFBip'ss#s.. 4 BEGAN, rosa ,ta
Constable ofGpid Hill Township.
Gold Hill, April u. 1855. splB ID
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MISCELLANEOUS ADVERTISEMENTS.
OFFICIAI r,
AN ACT
To Establish N standard of WEIGHTS
md lIenhurea.

The People of the State Of Nevada. represented
In Senate and Assembly, do enact as follows:
SECTION !, There shall be but one standard Of
measures of length and surface, one Of weights
and one Of measures Of capacity throughout the
State, which shall DO In conformity with the
standard 2, msasarrs Length. snsfaec and weights
SEC, y All measures used for measuring dry
commodities, not heaped, shall be stricken with q
straight stick rule or roller. and Of the same diam.
eter, from end TO end.
SIC. J Contracts hereafter to be executed,
made within, this State. for any work TO be done,
or for anything TO be sold, delivered. done or
agreed for, by weight or measure, shall be taken
and construed to be made according TO the stand
ard weight and measure thus ascertained.
SEC. I. The hundred weight shall consist Of
one hundred pounds, and twenty such weights
shall constitute one ton. -- mn anEaH
SEC. 3 Whenever wheat, rye, Indian corn,
barley, buckwheat or oats shall be sold by the
bushel, and no special agreement shall be made
BY the parties, the bushel shah consist Of sixty
pounds Of wheat, of tifty.four pounds Of rye, Of
hfty.two pounds Of Indian corn. ofif,y pounds Of
barley, Of forty pounds OF buekwheat, and thirty
two pounds of oats.
SIC. b. 1; shall be the duty Of the State Sealer
10 procure az his own expense, u complete stand
ard Of weights and measures In conformity with
that established by Congress. which shall consist
OF n yard. u pound weight, q liquid gallon, q halt.
bushel and the usual subdivisions thereof, The
said standards TO be certified TO by the weigher
and Msasurer of the United States customs of San
FrancIsco, The said standards 10 De KEEP, in the
office Of the State Sealer and weigher, who NAV
issue certified duplicates TO Deputies, and all
weights and measures used In this State for com.
merclal purposes TO DO In conformity Herewith,
and 10 he marked with The brand q
Src , 7, sboI ha ,bs Jr,, ~ ali rsrsops psinp
49, Ssoicb,s msasrrss ~ SsamS ~ which any
49, n,,raJa Js ,vs,ssa5 ~ r.asnr.5 20
49, - ...,;aaS " annnsiir hv
~ So. $50 % STs nanu,x snd anx n.rso,
S.rsoS,sr n.ins anv w.icbis nsasnrss or beams
~ .a;rht,c or nsa:,rin No, 40 csr,ia.d 70 bs or
" ssan - rahIs % t,Sic,m.n, ,hsr.so, ana
Non convic,ion thereof shaIi he anrd in n snm
~ ~ Ia.s ,han Ave hundred dollars
Src 3 The state Sealer shall be entitled 10
scss Srer The following rate: For sealing and
marking every beam, two dollars and dry cents.
For sealing and markinr measures OF extension,
AZ the rate OF one dollar per ward, not TO exceed
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Lost or StolenI

TN THE MONTH OF MARCH LAST. FROM
theN station House, Gold Hin. a warrant
against the Town Of Gold Hin, being No. sl9.
Am for 81. In favor OF l. b. Trumbull, dated Oe-
.ahsr ai-the ars, warrant standing in my name.
a. : note Of hand in my favor, for e4el. dated
a. nsgn , las stgued by G. ". Aylrworth. The
n,hIis sre warned against negotiating or buying
ala evidences Of Indebtedness, as peymsn, ma,
been stopped Areasonaole reward Wni 20 Pug
TOT tS I. q. JOHNSON, Town asrss.L
eold III, April II, lso6. spa
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'Exchequer nIining Company-Lo-
! cation Of works, Gold HUI, ANeyada-Notice ID
hereby given, that at . meeting OF the, Trustees
Of the Excheqnsr Mining Company held on the
ss.smsnt oftNo fsoS DOLLAR mar mar, wa, levied
upon the capital stock Of said Company, payable
In gold coin ofthe United States, Immediately, TO
the Secretary Of the Company, at the Office OF
the Company, No. ~ Montgomery street, San
EFrancisco, California Any shares supon. which
said Assessment shall remain unpaid on the
THlRTIETH t30th) DAY OF APRIL, 1866,
shall, on that day, be declared delinquent, and
will be- duly advertised fol. sale a. public auc.
tion, and unless payment shall b made be.
fore, will be sold on the sslxtesnth Q6th)
day Of May, 1856 70 pay tho delinquent assess.
ment, together with costs Of advertising and OK.
penses Of the sale.
DAVID T. BAGLEY. Secretary.
Office No. 7l2 Montgomery street, San Francisco,
California. FAEEF,GA mr3l I'd