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Taylor, Benz Western, Allen C. Ward, Jeptha
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PRESIDENT, "
HENRY A. BOND.
VICE PRESIDENTS,
JOSEPH A. BEEBE.
CHARLES BLAIR.
SECRETARY,
NJ. D. CLIFFORD.
TREASURER,
j. r. MCCURDY.
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OFFICERS OF THE REPUBLICAN UNION CLUB OF
CHoWAN COUNTY.
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John #. oKidder.

CIVIL ErNGINEEH E H h.
TINTED STATES SURVEYOR FOR MIN.
" IsrH District No. ]. embracing the counties
q Ptpfey Lypn and 0rusby. Ofhce-ovsr the
Bpk Of California, with the United States Sur.
veyof Gensfl. Blanks furnished. and necessary
inPmetone etysu Tor obtaining Patcntsto mines.
0rrers left with the Register II the Land ofice.
Caslop City, or applications directed to A. p. X.
SaAott, United Ststes Surveyor General Vir.
ej1ia Gty, WIN receive prompt attention. h
.vIfginia. Sept. 8. 1891. ss3.n
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MISCELLANEOUS ADygRrlsENEETs
DIR. W. b. G. STEPHENSON
PHYsICIAN,
once $50 @ ST., Residence 2l2 F street.
= VIRGINIA CITY, NRy.

once $50 Cst., Residence 2l2 r street.
>. VIRGINIA CITY, NRy.
,nR STEPHENSON CONTINUES TO GIVE
DIbfs special attention to ne successful treat
msnt Of ali diseases of the human system: and
all diseases of women and children.
: (Read the followlng TestimontnlsD
-. VIR6INIA, March ], 1867
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Icertify that DIR. Stephenson has cured me of
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1 testify that DR.. Stephenson has cured me OF
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Or. Stephenson. RINGOLD DUNNE.
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hereby certify that was completely COW
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cured by DR.. Stephenson. JOS. GALLON.
GOLD HILL, Feb 90, 1867.
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ICE! ICE!!

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with ICE during the summer. His Ice wagon
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Orders for the article can be left at the Gold Hin
Exchange Saloon, and they will be promptly
hlled. CHARLES FoSrEt.S q
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Special IchoOI Tax.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
~ Special School Tax for Gold IIlll School
District for the year A u. 1897 IL now dive and
PAYABLE 10 me at my Office. mt the Town iInll In
Gold I'm, where will receive said lax until the
I'D day Of September. A. d. 1867 That on the
sd day Of September. A. ID. 1867. the Tax Roll
will be delivered TO the District Attorney for col
lection of tax and costs, as provided by law.
s. H. ROBINSON, Tax Collector,
Special School Tax.
Gold Hill School District. Storey County. New.
Sept, TO- l667-td,
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NOTICE.

4 Ill PERSONS INDEBTED, To JOHN
y RUSSELL. of Rus.-ll.a Hotel, Gold Hill.
for Board and Lodging. or otherwise are re.
questet 10 call Immediately at Ell Ryan's Gro
Gerry store, Corner Of Main aud blanchard streets,
ana settle 'he ssln' and by 20 doug save costs.
Russell. and shall proceed 70 collect tho same
tor'nwnn' z. J. RYAN, y
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u,uIs DIN EsTABLIsHED AND RELIA.
/ hi. Laundryisprepared to turn ont any GUAM
ti,y OF Renovated and CLEAN LINEN, mNnDa,
being damssed by manipulation OF oy en'n'e" ny -
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hon's Tailor shop, 2 doors. aboye>tns vesey
Hotsl. Also, at Prescotta News Depo" eorner
Of B aud Union Streets Virginia "nioeP'o
E .nos.s ,sas1ssa'o' JOSEPH F. HALL.
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Assistant Adiutant Genera,


SAHDUsKY, August SO-On Wednes-
day last, John McGreen and Charles
Kenney, of Kelley's Island, near San
dusky, SWAN a race in Lake Erie, from
Kelly's Island to the main land at Mar
bic Head -distance four miles and Il
halt. When they had swan three
miles, Renney was so far behind that
ing boat. McGreen Kept on, and
reached Marble Head in just two hours
and half, making the entire distance
without halt or rest. He smoked and
chewed tobacco, drank wine and sang
songs on the way. He seemed very
little fatigued. This is the most re-
markable swimming feat on record.
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GOVERNMENT SrocKs-Coupons, 1872,
ll3; do '64, lO97<; do '65, Ill; new. l0SHi
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white Michigan at 81 q; amber do at
81 07I<a2 o. CoTn-lc better; sales No.
! Wabash at 81 %; No. 2 do at SSa99c;
Michigan at CSC. Oats-2a3c better;
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LAKE FREIGHIs-Noe engagements.
Buffalo,
AUGUST SO.-FLoUR-Spring, $40 Goa
10 so; White, SII 75ai2 90.
GRAIN-wheat-Dul Corn-Firm-
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grains are nominal.
Wheat, l51<c; Corn, l2'<c.
milwaukee,
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New York Constitutional Convention
New YORK Aug. 3O.-The Conveu-
ton yesterday determined to make the
office of Attorney General elective, and
abolish that of State Engineer.
the Metropolitan Revenue Board has
re-districted the city, cutting down the
list of inspectors very materially, and
placed the corps directly under the
control of Col. Messmore..
A mysterious murder and abortion
case has occurred in LansingburE.
The body OF "A young girl was thrown
from the window ola carriage on Mon
day night and found dead. Signs of a
recent attempt at abortion were dis
covered, and two men arrested on
suspicion OF being connected with the
murder The Woman'S name Is beloved
to be - Hubbard, and is supposed to
have resided at PittstOwn, Pa.
A Mexican letter says: Prince Salm-
Salm who was expecting TO. be shot. has
been sentenced TO seven years lmpris-
onment. Santa Anna is to be tried by
Court Martial. LAseda has given his
adhesion TO the government. A care
fully estimated list of the number OF
persons executed since 1865 by Maxi
miIian's order shows n total of s. IA.
Advices from DemaraTa state that a
large number of incendiary fires had
occurred in Georgetown-loss quarter
million. Wide spread Insecurity pre-
vailed in business circles, and business
was at Il stand. ..r r-r rs
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ST. LOUIS, August 3O.-About one
and half O'Clock, Reynolds city, Mon
tana, was burned on the 9Th inst.
The Montana rangers, under General
BEEN, expected to move against the
Indians in a short time. Five hundred
dollars have been paid for three Indian
scalps. No tidings of the expedition
which left Fort Hayes, some few days
since, have yet been received. The
wife of Colonel Bankhead, and twenty
five men of the Fifth regiment, died oil
cholera at Fort Wallace.
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New YoRK, Aug. 3O.-The frigate
Colorado, with Rear Admiral Colds
borough, arrived here yesterday from
Cherbourg.
The Herald's San Francisco special
says: Advices from Honolulu state
that the reciprocity treaty between the
United States and Hawaii has been
signed by the King.
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Circuldr No. 90.
PAYMAsrER GENERAL's oETLcE.

August II, 1867.
To insure, as far as practicable, the
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at the same time still more carefully
guard against fraud, all officers who
sign and deliver discharge papers will
instruct the soldier to present them to
the chief OF the pay district in
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medIately notify, through another
channel than the hands of tue man
discharged, the paymaster designated
of the fact of such discharge, date,
name, regiment and company of the
soldier, as set forth In the papers. No
payment will be made on a discharge
by any pBymaster, except on receipt of
such notification, unless otherwise con-
clusively satisfied of their genuineness
and the personal identity of the claim
ant. By command of Gen. Grant.
E. d. TOWNSEND,
Assistant Adiutant General.
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LOUISVILLE, Aug. 3O.-Owing to the
continued serious illness of J. 7. Helm,
the Governor elect, the Inauguration
ceremonies will take place at his resi-
dence at Elizabeth own. Gov. Bran
lette and staff, and the members OF the
city council OF Louisville, will take part
in the proceedings.
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CoIosed Jurors in North Carolina.

FORTRESS MONROE, Aug. 2o.-Judge
Fowler, OF the County Court of vii,
liamston, n. c., recently gave deci-
sion allowing cOlored jurors, stating
that since the abolition of slavery in
1866 by North Carolina, there was moth
ing excluding negroes from acting as
Jurors, and since the civil rights bill
was passed By Congress granting them
all the rights of whites, they were fully
fitted to act in this capacity.
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CINCrNSATI, Aug. 3O.-It is under
stood that the fight between MeCoole
and Jones will take place somewhere
in Butler county, Ohio. Trains will
leave the depot of the CinciuOati, Ham
iIton and Dayton Railroad, in this city,
at two O'Clock Saturday morning. The
fight will commence between six and
eight O'Clock A 81,
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nint Penre.I hi RIenInond.

RICHMnSD, AUgUst29.-SOme negroes
having badly beaten one prisoner and
stoned two others ~ circus last night,
a company of United States troops were
sent TO the spot tonight TO suppress a
riot, which was considered imminent.
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WASHINGTON. Aug. 3O.-Air. Cerrati
was 10 day received by the President
as Italian Minister. 4Er.
The receipts from distilled spirits and
are stated at the Bureau OF In
ternal Revenue, to be largely in ex-
cess for the fiscal year ending with
June, over those of August, preceding
like period. -l
Commissioner Rollins left Washing
ton. last night, on business in New
York
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ExeeutIOn--ArrIYaI OF EIniErRnIs---
Confidence observation-disclosures
Case of Il. g. Schuyler.

NHht VI Abs Ss SCNASS
NEW York, August SO.-At New
Brunswick, n. j., Bridget Dsrgan, the
New Market murderess, expiated her
crime on the gaIlows. A large number
of people witnessed the execution. She
made, "a full confession OF her guilt, fully
generating her supposed accomplice,
Mary Gilroy, and alleging that she
committed the murder in the hope OF
taking Mrs. Covele's place in the house
hold.
Some $500 emigrants arrived here to-
day.
Henry EdaIl, of Washington county,
Illinois, on the eve of departure for
Europe WAS swindled by confidence
man OF $3.50 in gold, a.t.
An interesting bankruptcy case is
soon to be tried in this city. r. G..
Schuyler, member of the trim of r.
G. and L. Schuyler, has filed petition
to be adjudged a bankrupt that he may
obtain certificate of discharge of alt
his debts which amount to nearly
81 .OOO, 900.
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PHILADELPHIA, PA. Nay 80. 1877.
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TREASURY DKPAKTNKST. wAsAINeroE,
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whether from special tax or other duty.
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