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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-11-09
Application for Patent.
Notice No. 30.

September %, 1867.
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
IN S. George G.. & s. N. Co., an incorporated
Company. by n. o. Arlington, President, have
this day filed In this Office q diagram. together
with a notice OF duplication for entry under Act
hundred feet Of the New Brunswick Lode:
known as tho st. George q. & s. N. Co.'S claim,
bounded on the north by the St. Patrick Compa.
ny's claim, and on the south by the Occidental
Company's claim: In Silver star Mining District.
Storey county. Nevada, claiming Ave hundred
feet In width along the line OF the lode, as de.
scribedi In the diagram posted In this ONCE. In.
Guiding n portion of Section u T. II. N. R. 81 z,
and u part dissection 4 T l6. N. r. 81 E., contain.
Ing thirteen acres.
WARREN T. L0CKHART, Register.
Santembar 70. l66I--90d
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Application for Patent.
REGISTERS OYYIcy
Notice No. BE.

REGISTERS OYyIcE. I
Carson City, New, Sept. IL. 1867. :
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT GEO.
IN W. WALTON has this day fled In this Of.
Ace q diagram. together with a Notice Of Appli.
cation for Patent from the United States. under
Act Of Congress-. approved July 26, 1866, for
twelve hundred feet Of the Eureka Lode, known
as the Buckeye Gold and Silver Mining Compa.
ny's claim. In the Palmyra and Indian Springs
Mining District, Lyon county, Nevada. Said
claim Is more particularly described as follows,
to wit: Commencing At stake No. l. running
thence northerly, twelve hundred feet to stake
No. thence westerly six hundred and sixty
feet to stake No. 3; thence sousherly twelvehun.
dredto stake No. 4; thence easterly Ave hundred
and ninety. -four feet to the place ofbeglnning.
WARRENT L0CKHART,
RalQ.3m RaOtxtsr
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Application for Patent.
Notice No. 25.
US. REGISTERS OPTIC

us. REGISTERS OFFICE. I
Carson City New, Aug. 18th, 1867. :
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
IN Dean Company, by Geo. Sherman. Presi
dent. and William Lee Secretary, have this day
Alod In this Office, q diagram. together with a
notice Of application for patent from tho United
States. under Act Of Congress approved July
26, 1856. for sixteen hundred feet Of the Dean
Lode, known a. the Dean Company's claim,
claiming three hundred feet In width along the
line oftho lode embracing the same, containing
IL acres; said claim being bounded on tho North
by tho Occidental claim, and on the South by
the Light and Auron claim, and situate In the
sllverStar Mining District, Storey county Ne.
vada.
WARREN T. %LoCKHART. Register.
aul5-3n
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And In accordance with law and nm order OF
tho Board Of Trustees. made on tho 18th day OF
October, 1867, 30 many shares OF each particular
parcel Of said stock an may be necessary will be
sold at public auction. front Of the Office Of G.
MONDAY, November the 18th, 1867, at the hour
Of 10 o'clock ". Of said day, to pay said delln.
quont assessment thereon. together with cost OF
advertising and expenses OF sale.
ocl7-td "A. WITHERELL. Secretary.
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Notice to Creditors.

TN THE NATTER OF THE ESTATE OF
il Jules Hsmburssf, Deeeased.-An creditors
OF the Estate OF Jules Hamburger, deceased, are
NOTIFIED 10 present their accounts to the Under
siened, st Bis Once In Gold Hll. storey 9oun.y'
Nevada, within Ten QO Months rom tni,as''
or ~ sane will be forever barred.
6. ". oHUBBuck
Speeds. Admipist,.tor Of Estate Of Jules Hsu'
burTsr, dseteosA -. ..
0si1faM 0cSlSi, 1851 sssi'H
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Pacific Insurance Company
AG f N @ ".
oPFIoR..A. Agency of tho Bank
OF California,
GOLD HILL, NEVADA.
W. H. BLAUvELT. Agent.
Gold Hill. Sept. 81. lscT.-u
NOTICE..

IL PERSONS ARE HEREBY eau.
n TONED against buyings certain Lease given
By tho underigned to ono Edward Bryan for
the st. George Hotel. Gold Hill, as said Lease Is
forfeited and otherwise vltiated 40 to compel
me TO iitigat for the faithful Observance Of the
same. r. @. 0'NEn.
Cola Hin, October 10. 1857. oeiS.tf
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ICE. ICE!!

mHr CITIZENS OF GOLD HILL ARE IN.
II ec,msd thnt the subscriber will furnish them
vith fCE during the ummer. His Ice wagon
win be 10 Gold lin every morning at 6 O'Clock.
Orders for the articls can DO left at the Gold Hm
Hxehangs Saloon. and they will be promptly
ailsd. CHARLES FOSTER.
Ssid Hi. May s.Isoz. nyIas
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TO THE UNFORTUNATE
NEW RRMEDIRsl NEW RRMRDIRs,,
DR.. Gibbons Dispensary,

hUh UhnNf Oh NHG
V4V Cor. Commercial, San
Francisco .ostablllhedln 1854,
for the treatment Of Sexual
and Seminal Dlseasss. such o.
Gonorrhea, elect, Structure,
Syphilis In all lie forms. SEMI.
nal Weakness, Impotency,
ETC., Skin Diseases (of years
stsndlng) and liberated Legs
successfully treated
DOCTOR GIRBON has thc
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REPORTS OF TOWN OFFICERS.
QUARTRRLYRRPoRT ofTOwN
ORRIGKR0,

TN ACCORDANCE WITH THE ACT IN.
i cooperating the Town Of Gold HUI, Storey
County, State Of Nevada, I hereby submit for
publication the reports Of the CLERK and Treas
urer, for the Quarter ending September oth, 1857.
JOHN. HAYES,
President Of the Board OF Trustees.
Gold Hill, Oct. %, 1857.
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ASSESSMENT SALES.

Geld Hill TannelinR Geld and al.
ver Mining Compsny!-Locaiion Gold nm
Mining District, County Of Story, State Of Ne.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. are delinquent upon the
following described stock, on account OF Assess.
ment (No. 81 levied on the Nineteeth day Of Bop.
TENDER, 1867, the several amounts yet opposite
the names Of the respective shareholders, rs
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QUARTERLY
nr,s. Toxn IF G,Ia
Hill. for the Quarter Fading sep
,.n,h.r ROfh. YR81
- ,,,n IN,
,oo'; asa ~ Trs.sr O y O.,
S ~. N To or'nt rsc,iyed for
~ nS om,nt r:c:ivcd for '''
taI on peas .na P Sron i'-''@
IN On
aur, racoiv.d from
San = rsa, e,tsts 4aa 20
'aAeSo f's' '''"''' '''0"
A., ~, 90
LOU" cprn;r:
- NJ ,-
oeP' 'o''ny 49,. =.
o.es. " s.AN s.-o, %
~ conmission. for
so"e"'"
r.,.,.x.s,s q , 10 IA
Total credits 20
,es, nsiaIse INT ~ sS rusn nm
y.Is IT. haIanno In Trca,,v A 1o0 40
Sem ~ To ami from licenses. 5a Oh
IT. om,, sron t,y On
nsr.onaI nronsrivo. soa 70
To ant nom ines. no IS
,ro,o, dahl, 4, oos .,
'o'"' ae0i' cnrnII.
scp. 3o-By maid .peeiai order,
ofB'd Of Trustees. Q 3os 10
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Union Geld and Silver Mining
Company, Palmyra Mining District, Lyo on conn.
" ,Neyada-Notlcc.-Th arc delinquent upon
tho following described stock on account Of al.
sesxment, levied May, 10, 1884, and Only adver.
used In the Lyos County SeRtiaet for thirty
days, the several amounts set opposite the names
Of the respective shareholders, as follows;
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And In accordance with the law, und an order
Of the Board Of Trustees, made on the Nineteenth
day Of September, 1857, so many shares Of each
be sold, at public auction. by Messrs Maurice
Dore & Co, No. 327 Montgomery utreet, San
Franelsco, on TUESDAY, THE NINETEENTH
DAY OF NOVEMBER, 1867, at the hour Of one
o'clock r. N. OF said day. to pay said delinquent
assessment thereon, together with costs Of adver.
Using and expenses Of sale.
r. WEGENER, Secretary.
Once as Montgomery street, San Francisco,
California. oc3l.td
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-11-09

And In accordance with the laws Of the State
and m order Of the Board Of Trustees, made on
the tenth day Of July, 1857, NO many shares Of
each parcel Of stock AZ may DO necessary will
DO sold at public sale, at the Office Of the Com.
pany near the Imperial Mine. Main street, Gold
Hill, Nevada, on THURSDAY. THE FOUR.
TENTH DAY OF NOVEMBER 1867. be.
tween the hours Of 10 and l o'clock P. ". OF said
day, to pay said delinquent assessment thereon,
together with costs Of advertising and expenses
Of sale. By order Of the Board Of Trustees.
J.. A. HOLDEN, Secretary.
Gold Hill, New, October II, 1867. ocl5.id
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'BATHS! BATH 81!
HAIR DRESSING!
DENTAL B g y!

MAYER z BRODEK con-
Nl tlnusin businesi at their IL
| old stand, opposite Pioneer w.
Street, Gold Hill. BATBSN eArNe
| can be obtained on short notice.
A LADY'S HAIR DRESSING ROOM. un.
der the charge Of the we'll known Partisan Hair
Dresser, Francois Gillette. The attention Of
LsdIesis particularly dlrectedto thiIdspartment.
~ proper attention TO the Hair Of aLsdy's head
10 Of vital Importance TO her future happIpess.
Hair Curling, Cutting, and the application OF
choice Hair Restoratives and Cosmetics.
DEGT16TRY.-Dr. Mayer will also attend 10
Dental Surgery and invites all who may need
bis services.
Cuppias, Bleedins and Leeohins perform.
cd In tie Best Style.
ALSO. for sale. Fresh Hungarian and Swedish
Leeehes.
Gold Hill. Sept. 81. 1857. ocal.m
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Whitman Geld and silver Minin,


ny. Gold Hill Mining District, County Of Storey.
State Of ENTHUSIASTICALLY third annual
meeting Of the stockholders Of the Confidence
Silver Mining Company, for the election Of
Trustees TO serve for tina ensuing year. will be
held on FRIDAY, THE EIGHTH 9th DAY
OF NOVEMBER. 1867, at II o'clock A. NJ. at
their onieo: No. AIS Montgomery street, San
ErancIlcn HalIEornIn
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-11-09

Crosas Geld and Silver aIinIng
company.-Nodee Is hereby that there will b. .
meeting Of tho stockholders Of said Company
held on SATURDAY. November 18th, at 7
o'clock =. ~, at the Office Of G.. E. DeLong. Esq.,
Virginia City. By order Of the President.
Gold Hi. Nov. =, 1867. nr7.td
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-11-09

Impcrinl and Grant Consolidated
Gold and Silver Mining Company.-Locatlon Of
works, Wilson'S Mining District, Esmeralda
county, State Of Noyada-Notice. Thsrc are
delinquent on the following described stock on
account Of assessment levied on the tenth day OF
July, 1867, the several amounts set oppcIite the
names Of the respective shareholders, az follows:
No. No. No. Amt per Total
R fSTs;; cst:o'. A';s'' ST. SsSSs' 4T :;
Alex Clark. Is IL 10 lo(
12t ISL 2 ND 100 40 90
X Friedman.....32 2 10 lO 10 90
John Phclan....5g 2 nL 100 II &C
Geo Sweacnigcr. 81 62(
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Total for Quarter -............. $i,6H 6
Respectfully submitted.
q. o. MANNING, Clerk.
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Ban FrnneIsco, October JIG. 1867.
N. Bly, Laws. Article 10; No transfer OF
stock shall be made on the books Of the Com
pany three days prior to the annual meeting Of
| tho stockholders, ocle.td.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-11-09

An Ordnance { o Provide for tho Levy
aud Collection Of Taxes within tho
Town ef Gold Hill, passed AuE.28.
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Piles.-Those AFFLICTED with the Piles will nnd
INTALLIBLr RELIEy by applying personally, or By
letter. to Dr.. Sichel. <G9 Picidc street, nesrSansome
or Box 39t. Postonce. San Francisco. APPLY
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1867-06-28
sIsO,OOO,OOO.

On the first of the present month there
were in the United States Treasury one hun
dred and eighty millions Of dollars. We
have never had much faith in Secretary Nc
Culloch's fnanciering, but of all his queer
doings we know Of none SO unaccountable and
unreasonable as the boarding of hundreds
ofmilhons in unproductiYe idleness while the
country is heavily taxed to pay interest on
the public debt. The only explanation that
suggests itself to us is, that he wishes to as
sist Andy johnson In his disorganizing
schemes, by prolonging and increasing the
financial emharrassments of the nation to
the utmost Of his ability. The excess of
funds now in the Treasury beyond what is
necessary to meet current expenditures, if
applied to the extinguishment of the pub
lie debt by the redemption OF Government
bonds would save the country about mill
ion of dollars per month. Why then should
this not be done2 Does the Secretary use
these funds to engage himself, OF assist 9TH
ers, in speculations? Ifthese surplus funds
had Deen used IN reducing the national in
debtedness, instead Of, as they were, to iu-
crease the financial difficulties, the premium
on gold might have been steadily reduced,
the prices Of all the necessaries cf life grad
ually lowered, business generally stimulated
and the general welfare ofall and particularly
Of the laboring classes greatly enhanced.
But considerations of this kind seem to
have nc weight with Mr. McCulloch and
instead of consulting the interests Of the
Country, In al his efforts he seems to aim at
producing financial embarrassment, the
prostratlon Of business and the oppression
OF the people. When will we be delivered
from his reckless and laundering manage
ment of the national Treasury?
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1867-06-28
Gov. Brown of Gcorgia.

We copy the following from the Phil a.
Press, and submit it to our readers, anl
also recommend Gov. Brown opinion to che
Democratic press ofPennsylvania for publ
cation as a suitable companion piece to the
Longstreet letters:
''The position of Gov. Brown of Georgia
is well known at the North, and his public
utterances have been such as to commend
him to the sympathy and support Of all who
have at heart the common good Of the whole
country and the commercial and social re-
Mobilization of the South. On the question
of convention or no convention-the living
and immediate issue in Georgia-his whole
energies have been directed to convince the
people of his State that a convention alone
is the door through which they can re enter
the Union, and to overcome the dangerous
and insidious advice of the disunion or dig
nifty men, who counsel apathy and non
action.
As additional evidence of the national po-
sition of Governor Brown, we adduce the
following editorial article on Attorney Gen
eral Stanbery' calamitous opinion from the
Atlanta Daily NelC Era of the Dist inst,
his acknowledged newspaper organ-a lead
er so forcible, emphatic, and to the point
that we give it entire.
Nothing could haze been more H-tined,
or more fatal to the best interests Of the South
than this lengthy and elaborate opinion Il
Blag afford amusement to anti. recORStrac-
h0Rjsts bit Il IS dedth to the South, acho, Il
mast be enphatjcaIly understood, did not de.
sire and are By no means responsible for It.
It's resbh l0iH be to c0nCeae Congress an Julg,
lChep the eaeDlies of TecONSf1gicti0n lrW SeeB
to hare more rigorous legislation toocqrds the
South adopted II is to be hoped the Presi-
dent lciU hare the discretion to let the district
commanders alone IN the discharge Of heu
duties, as mder then judicial guidance re-
construction as progressing rapidly md salts
factoriB"
We trust the above expression of intelli.
gent Southern opinion will be read by every
man in this State. Flouted and repudiated
as false and mischievous by all classes South,
is it not effrontOry of the worst kind in the
treacherous Democracy to ask the suffrages
of the people of our Commonwealth"
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SECOND MILITARY DISTRICT


Letter from Gen. .Sicltles 10 Senator WiisoR
}asg6frieacg Of the Appropriation 70
carry Out the Reconstruction Lotc.
HDQBs SECOND MILITARY DISTRICT,
Charleston, s. c., June lS, 1861
The Hon. HENRY WusoN, Chief Military
Committee, United States Senate:
My DEAR SIR; II is probable, in view of
existing circumstances, that Congress viii
convene in July. II is proper, therefore, |
should inform you that the appropriation
of $500 600 to execute the Reconstruction
acts is altogether inadequate. | am inform
ed that my estimates for April and May are
less than those of other District Command
ers. Indeed, the whole sum was more
than absorbed by the estimates for May.
For the Carolinas at least $500, 900 will be
required. ! have applied TO the Navy and
Treasury Departments for facilities, which,
in view of the small appropriation, | pre-
sumed would be granted, but my requests
have not been favorebly considered. un-
dcrstand that the Secretary OF the Navy as
signed rs his reason that no aid must be
expected from that Department IN the exc
cution Of the Reconstruction acts OF Con
gress The Secretary Of the Treasury ex-
pressed his desire to do all he could, but did
not feel at liberty to make any dlsburse-
ments for objects not precisely within the
jurisdiction Of his Department Ii is usual,
] believe, when the appropriation for an OBJ
iect authorized by Congress is insufficient to
make the necessary expenditures and trust
10 deficiency BILL but in the execution
Of those acts this course will be impractical
bic, inasmueh as the principal disburso-
ments are for the services Of persons who
depend upon their pay for their support. /
have the honor TO suggest for your consid-
Grafton, and Of your colleagues as well, that
the interest of the public service require
without delay further appropriation to
execute the acts of Congress for the gov
crnment of the Rebel States.
Very respectfully,
ID. f. SlCKELS,
Major Gen. Commanding.
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JIJ IJhFtOUIUIIY,
ID. Il, S1CKELS,
Major Gen. Commanding.
FIFTH MILITARY DISTRICT.

Gen Shaiddas Protest agutnst a Pe.oDett-
ing oftbe Registry Lists-4 ,S.arp ar.
ganleH against He 4doyaey- Gcaerars
Opinion.
NEW ORLEANS, june %. Gen Sheridan
sent Gen Grant the following to day.
HDoBs FIFTH MILITARY DIsTRlCT. :
New Orleans, June -, 1867.
Gen. L. 5. GRANT, Washington.
GENERAL: | am in receipt of telegram
from the President, through Brevet Major
Gen, Townsend, Adjutant General United
States Army, directing me to extend the
registration in this city and State until Au-
gust /, unless have some good reasons to
the contrary, and ordering me to report sue
cess and such reasons for his information
and also stating that in his Judgment this
extension Is necessary to full and fair regis.
tration, and that the time should be thus
extended because other district commanders
will not get through before that time. Ny
rer sons for closing registration in this city
were because | had given the city two and
hall months, and there were 30 more to
register. hove given the State two and
half months aud registration will be ex-
hausted by that time. did not feel war
ranted IN keeping up boards Of registration
at large expense to suit new issues coming
in at the eleventh hour The registration
will he completed in Louisiana at the time
specified, unless am required to carry out
the law under Mr.. Stanberys interpreta-
ton, which practically in registration is
opening broad macadamized road for per-
jury and fraud to travel on. do not see
why my registration should be dependent
on time when other district commanders
get through have given more time for
the registration of Louisiana than they pro-
pose to give in their commands, for | COM
menced six weeks before they did. regret
that | should have to differ with the Presi-
dent, but it must be recollected that have
been ordered TO execute law to which the
President has been in bitter autagonism.
If after this report the time be extended,
please notify, and it viii be done. I would
do it at once, but the Presidents telegram
was conditional, and there is sufficient time
left to issue the necessary orders.
p Ill. SHERIDAN,
Major General Z. S. A.
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How il Works.

An important case under the military re-
construction bill has Just been made up in
Galveston, Texas, and forwarded to the
President for his decision. 1t is a test case,
and on its decision viii depend enough Of
votes to determine any election held in the
State. 1t will also decide whether the late
opinion Of the Attorney General is law or
has any more force than that Of any other
lawyer-whetber, for instance, his view is of
more consequence and weight than those of
Mr.. Stanton or Mr.. Stevens.
The facts of this case stated are substan-
tally as follows: The rules and regulations
for the guidance of persons desiring to reg
lister are very nearly the same as those pro
nounced by General Sheridan in Louisiana
An application refuses to dRSlCeT the pre-
scribei questions, but demands registration,
stating that he is ready to take the OATH
and if it is afterward proven that he has
sworn falsely, he is amenable to trial for
perjury.
This claim is directly in accordance with
the dictum of Mr. Stanbery. Under Sheri-
dan $ order it was Of course peremptorily re-
fused, and an appeal now has been taken to
the President
We are glad that an issue has been made
SO promptly, and that it comes up in such a
way as to be generally ineligible. This in
dependent Texan, who claims the great
privilege of swearing falsely, and waiting for
tedious judicial investigation before any
man can even question him, understands
the opinion of the Attorney General thor
oughly. If Mr. Stanbury is right, so is the
Texan Every man is his own register.
That is the plain English of all the Attorney
General crowded columns of cumbersome
/ circumlocution.
| If the Attorney Generals construction of
! the law is correct, then the entire design and
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intent Of the reconstruction act is defeated
The whole labor Of Congress is frustrated
We must begin anew, and the rehabilitation
Of the South is put off once more
The practical working of this opinion re-
veals itself and needs no commentary or ex-
PLANTATION from us Every rebel in Texas
will vote aud take his chance for an indict.
ment for false swearing before grand juries
of which every member will have commit
cd the same offence, and in State where
in no instance since the war has a rebel been
punished for criminal offence by a jury Of
his peers.
This is the Johnson-Staubery plan for
securing the South to the Democratic party
"a plan which opens the polls to all uncon-
scicntious men, but closes them against all
who may have been disaffected but still re
gard their oath Every rebel registers him
SELF Eyely man acH get his rote n; no
matter what may come afterwards the vote
is gained. - PHILADELPHIA Press.
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C0rNTY CoNYENTION.

The Republican voters Of the several election
districts OF Bedford County, are desired to hold
elections for delegates to a County Convention
hereby called, on SATURDAY, the 29th day Of
June inst Each district win, as usual, send two
delegates.
with the Vigilance Committee Of the district will
constitute its board Of election. The polls win be
opened at 2 p M. and closed at p. NJ
Tha delegates thus elected are requested to
meet at the Court Ho1se, in Bedford, on THURS
DAY, THE FOURTH DAY OF JULY NEXT
at the hour Of P. NJ, for the purpose Of nomina-
ting county ticket, TO be supported by the Re
gublican voters of this county next fall.
Such other business as may be deemed impOr
tant by the convention will also be transacted.
j. B. CESSNA, Chairman.
J. T. KEAGY, See'y.