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LlycoLs HOSE Co. No. a-Atam,.,.

LINCOLN HOSE Co. No. AT a meet
ing of the members of Lincoln Hose
Company No. 3, Second Ward, Gold
Hill, held last evening, the followin
named persons were elected delegates
to the Fire Department : Clinton Joyce,
J. w. Anderson and E. Patten. We are
pleased to see that the Lincoln members
are starting in for " business" but they
cannot DO expected to do everything
without assistance from tho public.
They now stand in need Of a ball for
their apparatus, and also more hose for
tneir carriage. The assistance required
is cash, and for the collection of which
they will shortly appoint q special COM
mittee.
Tue "JAps" AT GoLD HILL.-To-
morrow evening the great H~a-yah-ta-
kee, and Mi-ka-do, combined Japanese
troupe will give a special entertainment
at the Gold Hill Theatre, to accommo-
date the people Of this Town and vicini.
ty who found 1t announcement to attend
ut the Opera House, Virginia. We do
most heartily recommend them to our
theatre goers. They are sure to get
their full moneys worth.
Social PARrY.-On Monday, Septem.
Der 7th, by request of all who psrti-
cipated in the pleasures and festivities
of the frat social ball given at Schafer's
new hall, Gold Hill, over the San Fran
cisco Restaurant, another pleasurable
arrangement of the same sort will be
given at the same place. If it is only
half rs good as the first ball was, 1t will
be good enough.
A PIsroL FoUSp.-From the evidence
at the ~coroner's inquest held yesterday
afternoon, in the matter of the Oyerman
tragedy, it appears that a ~ivs.shooter
Colts revolver was found lying near the
body Of Howsley where he fell dead. II
was cooked, but no shot had been fred
from it. Howsley had drawn it, but re-
ceived the death shot from Holly's
pistol before he could use it.
Coon TgNPLARs' Social. = Olive
Branch Lodge Of Good Templars at
Gold Hill are going to have a social
,er~psichorean party at Schaefer's new
Hall, a few doors below the News Office,
this evening. 1t is quite an advantage
to belong 10 this benefcent Order on
such nm occasion, for their socisls are
the most sociable and pleasing Of any,
and many Of the best looking ladies in
town being members will be present.
SECOND WARD UNION CLUB.-As will
be seen By notice in another column,
there is to be a meeting of the Gold Hill
Second Ward Union Club at Armory
Hall on Thursday TO morrow evening,
at - o'clock. Hon. R. D. Ferguson
and ". W. Bishop, Esq, will address
the meeting. Let there be II full at
tendance of the UniCu men of Gold
Hill. They will hear some good
speaking.
BuLLroS.-Gold Hill Branch Assay
Office of Z. Ruhling + Co., received this
morning for melting and assay, 1871
ounces crude bullion.
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COUNTY AssEssoR.-Js,. ". Wright,
Of Gold Hill, is announced ~ 9 esndi-
date for the Office Of Assessor Of Storey
County, subject to the nomination Of
the Union Republican County Conven-
ton, Mr.. Wright is an old and WE'LL
known citizen Of this county, and has
the reputation Of being an honest and
capable man. We believe he has never
been a candidate for office before.
BuLLios.-There was shipped from
Wells, Fargo l. Co.'s Gold Hill office
TIL. morning 10 sacks Of bullion,
weighing TAG pounds, and OF b
assaysd value 81. $3.50 %.
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POLITICAL
County Convention.
-

At A MEETING OF THK
"A County Central Committee, held Friday
Evening, August 81, the following rules were
That the Primaries for the election Of Dele
gates to the Union Republican County Con.
vention shall be conducted as follows:
lst. The said election shall be held on the
TWELFTH DAY OF SEPTEMBER, at the &c.
spectiye Club Rooms Of the Union Clubs now
organized In the several precincts, or which may
be organized under the auspices OF this Commit
tee In precincts where none now exist.
Cd. At said election the vote shall be by bal.
lot, and the members OF said Clubs who shall DO
duly enrolled upon the Club books prior TO the
hour OF Q O'Clock p. u. Of the 10Th day OF Sep
tember, and no Others, shall be entitled to vote
thercat.
"a. The President, Vice President and sccre.
tary Of said Clubs shall preside over raid
elections, receive and count the ballots, and Ger.
tify the returns thereof.
1th. Tho polls shall be opened at Q o'clock r.
n. OF said day, and close Of : o'clock ?. n.
9Th, No pefson shall hereafter, and prior to
the 10th day Of September next, become O mem.
Der Of either Of eaid Clubs, unless, In addition
TO the present requirements OF their several Con-
stitutions, he shall subscribe to the following
test, TO wit:
1866. / supported the Union ticket, or would
have done 30 II I had had an opportunity, and
al the coming election ! will give my support
and vote to the National, State and County nom.
Inecs Of the Union Republican Party.
9Th. The County Convention shall be held az
Pliers Opera House on MONDAY, the l4th or
September next, at II o'clock A.. y.
ith. The County Convention shall be com.
posed OF 81 delegates, apportioned az follows:
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American = Iat. .
The election for said Delegates shall be held
at the same time and place, and DC condacteo IN
Inc same manner and subject TO the same tests,
as arc prescribed by this Committee for the
election OF Delegates to the County Convention.
Resured, That the following DO adopted by
the Union Republican Party OF Storey County as
the mode OF determining Its choice TOT tue ONCE
OF United States Senator:
Second-Thc Delegates chosen to the County
Convention shall, before making any Legislative
Nominations, adopt the following resolutions:
/. Rfs{red, That the Legislative nominees Of
this Convention are instructed and are required
TO pledge themselves that they. Will, II elected,
support BY their votes and oIner~ nv ,ona ,o =. INC ne
shall be a candidate, the person designated as the
choice Of the Union voters Of this county, In the
manner hereinafter prescribed, TO wit: -
Z. At the next general election eacn Union
voter, who may so choose, shal have written or
printed upon his ticket, In addition to the names
OF candidates for offices to be thercat filed, the
words: "FOr United States Senator: -
,aIlinp the blank with the name OF his choice for
said position): and the person whose name shall
thus be placed upon the largest NUMBER OF Union
tickets shall be considered the, choice OF inc
Union party OF this county for said position, and
shaIl receive the support OF the Legislative dele
cation, Us above stated.
"a Aticket shall be considered q Union ticket
which votes for tho Union Presidential ELECTORS,
for the Union candidate for Congress, anu ior nl
the Legislative and County nominees OF 'nis
Convention
Third-No person shall be nominated for the
Legislature BY the Convention until he shan
nave pledged himself to abide BY the foregoing
resolution and to obey it, instructions.
~Fourth-Thc said Convention shaii prcscrioe
the mode Of counting said votes for the office q
Senator, and Of declaring officially the result
| thereof. c. J. HhLYER, Chairman.
J.C. WILCOX, Scc'y. au24 I'd
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MEXICAN MUSTANG I.INIMKNT.

III ID ~ w So
The merits OF this Imminent arc well known. IT.
effects are instantaneous. soothing, and wonderful.
Cuts, bruises, sprains and swellilrs are so common.
and certain TO occur In every family, that q potueo
this Llniment Is the best investment that can oe
made. ...-.t,
seDdIng FOR the doctor-it Is cheaper than thedoctor.
and should never be dispensed with.
READ THE FOLLOWING:
"I take pleasure In recommending the Mexican
Mustang Eminent rs o valuable and Indispensable,
article Tor Sprains. Sores. Scratches. or Calls OF
Horses. Our men have used II for Burns. BRUISES
Sores, Rheumatism, &C.. and al iSE Y ass Ike
FOREMAN for Amer'n. Wells, Farso's and Harnden'.
Express. n...,.,
while skating last Winter, was entirely cured 10 on
week. after she commenced using ySnr Seis9Ts!eo
Mustang Eminent" ~ Ed ELL.
Quick and sure II certainly Is, Al genuine u
wrapped in steel.plAte engravings, bearing the sigma
ture or q, W. Westbrook, Chemist, and the prtrdt'
IL s, stamp Of DEMAs BkRNLs q Co. over the top.
An efort has been made 10, counterfeit II Win .
cheap stone plate label. Look elo'slvi
Sold BY all Druggists. and Stores ~ 20 ana 'oe's.
and 81.
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Rss0red, That the Union Republican County
Conventions Of this State be recommended and
requested to require q pledge nom the Legisla;
tive candidates to support, for the once OF
United States Senator, such person as shal re-
ceiyc. nj the general election, the highest mum.
nor OF votes for such oficc In their county. upon
Union ballots, all ballots to be considered Union
ballots which shall contain tho names OF
ali the Union nominees for Electoral, State and
Legislative offices. !. Z.
tionai Union Republican Party.
C., C. BATrERNAN, Secretary. aux I'd
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SAN RANCISCo
SPEClALITIES
PRICE IND %GUARANTRR.

The largest and most varied stock OF Gentle
mems Clothing, Furnishing Goods, Trunks,
Bags and Valises, on the Pacific Coast. Every
article sold, being Of our WI manufacture, Is
guaranteed. Having contracts direct with Euro
Dean and American Manufacturer Of piece
goods, we thereby effect a saving Of fully 20 per
Cent. In wholesale dealers profits, and arc thus
able to offer superior Goods at less than second.
rate prices.
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Departures.

By WELLS, YARoo AND co.'s LINE.
Gen J B Winters. L Elkus, Mr. Chasley, J
Cohen. Fanny Lambert, II HoeRer, Mr. Lam
mon, VIM Brimseomb, W ] Forbes, Miss I
Lynch, b Martin, A Dahlman, Mr. Kufsky,
Abe Hescht. T E yeffries. 3 Gregory, H H
Chinn, A Miller, Master wylie,. NJ s Bonui.
Mr. Speed, Mr. Ceplan, H F Levitt, Master
O'Connor, F Miller, J A Raber W Williams,
D c Snyder, C McBee. F Cassin.
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STYLES.

Having Agents In London and Paris, We intro
ducc the new styles In San Francisco simultane.
ously with their appearance In New York.
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L. p. rIsHKR. % and q New Merchants Ex.
change, Is our only authorized agent In San FrAn-
represented By ). Il. PsfIiSsiII 1 Co. OF c York
and Boston.
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1f
Notice..

THIS IS TO CERTIFY THAT VIZ HAVE
this day sold to L. T. Foe all our intercst In
the Arm Of L. T. Fox d Co., butchers, at Gold
nm, Nevada, and that we have also sold 70 l. I.
Fox all our interest in all business In which We
have been heretofore connected a. co-p,rtners
with the said L. T. Fox, at Gold Hill Aforesaid,
or In any other place; hereby ceasing to be CO
partner with the said L. I. Fox & Co, 1t.
Fox, or any person or firm In the State OF Ne
yada or elsewhere, from this date.
JOHN p. NORTON,
L. j. FLINT,
per j. P. EoRToN.
Gold Hill, August II, 1855 aui7a
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Rtsolrtd, That the Delegates nom Storey
County to the Union Republican State Con.
ycntion, called for the 10Th day Of September,
oe chosen by the different precincts Ct, the
county, each precinct selecting separately Q
number OF Delegatcs bearing the same proportion,
precinct at tho last general election bears 10 the
,rhnln IfnInn vote nj sald election. 10 wit.
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GOODS MADE TO ORDER.

For the accommodation Of such as may desire,
we have secured the services Of q celebrated
European cutter, and are prepared to make up
piece goods In q style superior to any other
house on the coast. Shirts, Ties, Collars, etc.,
made TO order at short notice.
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Masonic Notice.

Culver STAR LODGE NO. s, F.
y & A. NJ, meets at their Lodge. wv
streets, Gold Hill, every SATURDAY ~
evening at Z O'Clock. Stated communications,
nst Saturday In each month. All Brethren In
good standing are cordially invited.
By order Of the W. n.
Cola Hin August !, isea. 1ir
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.RR1yA,s AND DEPARTURES.
Arrivals.

ny WELLS, rARoo AND co.'s LINE.
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NJ. Thompson, A Stoddard, r Thomas, H
Tor,on. q Dow, Mr. Bloom, J Jones, T D
P.rkinson, Mr. Kinsey and wife, F Sweeney,
F Denver, NJ Snyder, NJ Bromberger, Mrs L
Lobenstein aud children, B Sears, c Col.
Inns, Mr. Van Fleter, Mrs Kirkham, F Bird
sail, Mrs Denver, n Flynn, Mr. Thompson,
P Just. J Shellborn, Master Woolsey, Mr.
Mills, Il Martin.
NJ PACIFIC UNION EXPRESS LINZ.
Mary Dame.
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OFFICE OF THE CITY ASSESSOR, /
Cry HALL, June 1st, 1868.
CUTY TAxEs-MONTHLY RETURNS

OFFICE OF THE CITY ASSESSOR,
CITY HALL, June 1st 1868.
Notice Is hereby given to all concerned, that tne
Monthly Returns for the month OF May past In com
pIiance with the Tax Ordinance ratified on the 28th
Of January, 1865 must be made on or before the lo
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Stores.
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on All Retail Dealers In all articles whatsoever.
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Ofachds place,
Date. | Hour.
Name.
Resolutions.

Rooms OF THE Y NJ CHRISTIAN Association,
CHARLESTON, June 9, 1868.
At q regular meeting of the Young Mems
Christian Association held Saturday evening, June
6, the Board of Managers Of the Fair having pre-
sented their report, the following resolutions were
unanimously adopted:
Resolred. hat with thankful hearts, we have
heard of the result of recent effort to reneve our
Association from pecuniary embarrassment, and, In
giv expression to our feelings do herein anu nrst
acknowledge our gratitude to God who Is the glver
of every good and perfect gift, for the success which
has crowned our undertaking.
Resolved, That we warmly appreciate the kndness
of the ladies Of the congregations OF the city and In
several Districts Of State who have so energeu'
cally co-operated with Us; and, III rendering them
our thanks we assure them that the knowledGe OF
their friendship and Of their endorsement OF our OBJ
iects has greatly encouraged as, and we are stmu-
lated TO determination to labor more zeaously
than ever before In the performance OF the Christian
duties devolving upon us. ~
Reaolred That our thanks are also extended TO the
manacers of the Hibernian Society Tor the use OF
their Hall at reduced rates. to the propretors OF the
daily papers for favorable notices and very liberal
deductions in their charges for advertisng to other
friends for contributions and assistance, and to the
public for generous patronage Of our enterprise.
Resolred, That copies Of these resolutions be for.
yarded to the parties herein specially indicated, and
that they be published in the city papers.
VIRGIL G. DIBBLE, President.
J.. E. FoeAarns Secretary. Ezt ~
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TIE GREAT RAM-Charlee!on has seldom
experienced . more thorough washing than that Of
the past few days The slight rain Of Tuesday morn
ing increased by night, and at ten O'Clock 1t seemed
as If the windows Of Heaven we're opened and the
floods had descended upon the erth. In the north
eastern portion of the city the streets bordering on
the river were completely submerged, and pedestri
ans were compelled to swim and wade before they
could reach their destination. The nan Of water was
greater than has before bean recorded in the sane
Length Of time, and during twenty -four hours showed
: total depth; of four and half inches. Z.