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C :, pAIIJVAy -TRATyS LEAVE MN

ERIE RAILWAY.-TRAINS LEAVE DEPOT
IL foot Of Chsmher.-st. Psvonia Ferry;
800 Ddy Express for Rochester Buffalo kasEsnea bnfh
sni all points West and South
sJ0a m Way TTaa daily Tor Ohsyie snd irisrns,s aats
l0.o0a Erprcs Mad for Buffalo Salamanca DuIkRl a..
points West and Soath.
Sis Way 7ran for hddleiorn ard nisrne'i' ',atsss
IOp N Way Eaprsss stopping ony at Sterling JnhrigI fs1rs
and stations " Turner'S leIeepi OIocl 10 feSbush W-
MONTGOMERY UnouVille. sud Pom Jeryis.
Trnin fsr Surera intermediate nitoaa
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>rTw.YoRK and NEW HAVEN RAiLROAD
vIN'r ARRANGEMENT
COMMENCING NuY. -, lSs4
e,, Station Ia Esw.Yok Tvsntr se'enthsI ard f'
tss'''s' ave EusraBee TSsBiyss'enshs

Ia York corner Twenty r'eatrst arc fe@
ave- klJaBce on IHsbV se'eAF'"
TRAINS LEAyE NEwIoRK' - rad
For Seailsyss ana Bssesls,'Si n ~ ~, IN ,'''
o. aS ls' l - IIs southport and wtspo 10 liz
~ 80 ao AGO gr). 500 Il9oa n ial' tkIh 400 1sIl
AS a. asrl, SAP $50 90 pm. AS as. sNNu
ror s.s 100 3 90 tkri H. @ D.! Hih u" ."
For Grssasieh ,ud intermediate stations ~ S''
AS 40 30 ~"P coSsgcTING TRAINS ,m,
Ear p.,,o, u, sar,pss,hi $40 a N (gLL aOe tkIb A~P"
ss R..sa =, slS; L.: y 40 hI Ss 100 il ~
=, co,n...,e., River Railroad AGO. RI n'r I" 50
We" s 400 P % .Sd rl Railroad 500 EI
70, s.~H.rsu New LooSOu and s,oupsi'' S,r''a
rsi Canal sasad AGO N. lsSr n. S'rA.~'''' '''
O' E"r TSo,,,oaie Railroad. 500. m. aOon%
For saas.,aes HsirO.e SSo a a. SS 49, e, .ssa
cs"Os' sleeping Cars ATTACKED ''C So.
NEW-JERsEY r. R-CHANSGs,EsH or a. a s.S
too, $50 n VI. e.n..o. ~ ~, Ysr B,i. isd w..,.
,os-si.. . N 1.,S. n, ,. Yer south and ) Wv
tn, IA. .n $40 "a Srsah 10 cssrn,u s'E 49,, re
s s' cue :sa.. S: r. .ss ..ss ...
saH trains BY s.s'r ~ I.. "s' "a. ,Srss,h
.i,1eg, ss.s: .sS.ss.ss sD: ' tIcksoS
DARrTAN AND DELAWARE, . 6ai r. maa.
Ii RoAp-For Long Branch, Red Basf' SneA''o's
Tons RIVER kc - o,., m, .,,.nt supdsrs Al ecloef
Prsa PIER No 80 foot 81 Chsn6srsn ssxnry A "a t.usss
THSIDE RAILROAD of LONG ISLAM:
~, Nng ~ rsE On aad amer sspssubsr lss' m -
IN am =. sow. Leave E.s.Isk, Roosevelt asa 0nae's ,l
$ south ss.1s i. S .sa:. . /. ss' s.
Nv W ,r,s k,vs I.ip 65 and a and ~ 80
Jams .,stous sad FROM Jamasa a. arriving"
Foyk 9:55 ahd os'p IN A ~
'A ~ 80 kock..ay Fire Island will leave p us w
aud $40 trains for Islasd
Passengers us's''' ~ g. wuITB, supsusi,sS">
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NOR ST. THOMAS and BRAZIL.
Il INITED ,TATBs ani BRAZIL NAIL STEAMSHIP CoNPASh
Re.asr Nal Steamers sslag he "a u monshi
SOCrli AMERICA. Can't TtSkLNFArsH. NoTsaoer ~
MISSISSIPPI Cart fLoCrN Dcrcnhcr -
MERgfNACk. CsBt. TINHxRsAs. Jsrnsrn
Thomas
Bha ant Eo de Jane sad returning Fs
ssDvutss d ne
x GaNRfSDS A gent. No Bouing
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salts bp .%nttiun.
ADRIAN II. MULLER, AactiOneer.

ADRIAN " MULLER, Ahctioneer
A UCTI0N SALE of handsome HOUSEHOLD
"A PURNITURBAdrian IL Mailer p R. wilkins Co will sell st
a. at n O'Clock At the residence
stoate Terrace directly ePpos the HTa Steamboat Landing
as,oris HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE therein consisting IN
p Of Sofas Side Chairs Rockers PsnoFOe BedsAds Dressing
bureaus Brussels Ingram Carpets Mating OIL Cloth Cottage Bed
ro On suite Mirrors and Wardrobe Table Cutlery
China and stone Dinner Tea and Coffee Sets together with large
Hourly COMMUNICATION By NswYOk and Harlem Steamboats, from
Peck sip. ,.o-,,
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Statiuntrp, &t.
1Otitts Of gamkruuitp.

T'HIS Is TO GIVE N0TICE-That on the
uengsyeub dag 0f October A. D. 1863 bankruptcy
issued the estate Of THOMAS YOUSG Of O1Bge the
Couay sse Of keNJey sho has been sdndged
bankrupt pstd0n That the
delivery osny property belonging 70 such bankrupt 70 hn for his
property forbidden that
meeting Of the editors Of ib sid bankrupt 70 prove Their debts and
BsRkapfcT hen before THOMAS D. HONbEY Register
BiaiL dsy Of december A. D.. 1904 al 10 oeoek
w BUDD DEACON,
M lsE3sN U. B. AAnhal - Messenger
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$50 StgA Eypress, or Rochester basAo, saisnssa Vts
krk shd all points South and West
6:n0 ~ Tfd!H FOR Safsrn and inicrnetaie STAT "a
$40 Night krfrcss daily M Rochester. Baso. Sais'a
punkk poBs aad Soath b. tLs ,rsia .rs ss
Will through "a CnrnuSn riihoai eha1ge
500 r. N. EaigraHf Train. dsliy. for the West .
Trains Battlefront PGrs, Passse aud Pafrs Hta
and 95 m u n and as ais -. and llCo "a Nss'
ngb Thsaie Tas alta O'clock for SsEsrn siTssAz
statoua
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HONG ISLAND RAILROAD-WINTER

l ONG ISLAND ELECTROMAGNETIC
ARkANGRMENr-Leave Jsues-slp; $50 9" 1Te,nfSr
aud all st,tals except WlS Tree 10 Nrh?oH lfsie
al stations except wow Tree Express fa 80 h',fIssl
stopping MBcola. Iheksfe. and al sls.oo' t-"
l ti run t.roay 10 G-eugot Naturay nght a.. N'I'
pur Pas enser rriu apl 40 "us errert Willow 1"s
Farming ale IA .ursr train epi ion tas tiaia MI aa ~
10 yo6 Np on Srav right sunday kIenon train i-,t,s hk
poutut9 m fr Gen Core Rrsn, Huonngtou se' No'egS,
,pr m srrvrs AZ Hunters Point sl3:l0 70 iake tsed VS
ss w. - "' T. BARTON Supl
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GOTH AUCTION SALE of SCRANTON
10 COAL WEDNESDAY Nov p. loo The Delaware Lack
wrirn Railroad CcrfsHy wi @ ~ Near. John H.
pfar~f Co. ousrrs CSupangs Salesroo No 70 BIZ
pace. Sea.tot. WEDNhSpAf Nov 29 81 " ocoek
COAL thr Lsear Deliverable al
thsr depot. hliaabebgort y J., dariux Decem9er lgS
SAMUEL SLOAN. President.
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FROn WASHINGTON.
CMIcAno. Jul

/ " III M S%W C0lEA80, ouIy 10,
The Republican, Washington special eays
there Is considerable talk on the part Of Chase
end some Of his friends to inaugursts third
party.
johnson 10 very reticent.
The Tribune's special says Of the policy o.
the cabinet o6icsrs tha4 6cho6eld is for Grant
and Co3f11. Wah and Brosaing viii support
Sey moor and Blair, NcCulfoch win certainly
not stand ON the Dsmocraaic platform. There
are reports that Seward And Randall will sup-
port Grant, bat the truth Of the report il not
apparent
itis given out tAst the Chase movement was
instituted merely ~ the surpese Of killing
Gen. Hancock spok . freely to bis friends
Of bis disappointment.
+ The eight hour law is NOT popular With the
Department Clerk, whose hours Of labor have
been six hours day the year through.
Tha Secretary Of the Treasury led of on
Saturday NTH an order repairing III in bis
Office to work eight hours : day in accord
ance with the law.
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lFROM NEW YORK,

- &# HkW xO8Ks July ID.
The sleamship Ainsessts enivsA y tbs port
yesterday, from Lvsrpso,, With eleven hundred
steerass passengers, Of which FIVE hundred are
Mormons, who are in charge Of Elder Prey, whom
they recognize as their President. Tomorrow,
accompanied BY Of Brigham Young, they
will leave for Utah. Seven thousand otb Or be-
Asvsss Ars 10 fallpw ~ soen A. they can be
shipped n livsfpook
Tho plat Of ground in the Cypress Hill Gene
terry owned BY the Williamsburg Masonry Board
Of Relief, wa. consecrated BY the Order yestsrday
afternoon. Delegates from nine Lodges attended
the csremopies, as well q large number Of the
Grand Ledgs ofscsrs, ~ the heat Vas - ePpres-
sivs that many wsse oempslled 70 withdraw ffom
the ground before the conclusion Of the cersmo-
Mes The Rev. Robert Norris opened the exer-
cises With prayer. The ritual was recitsd by the
GssnA ooIessS aDd brethren, and John W. Simons
delivered An Grafton.
ST Psarick's Cathedral, in this city, was for
maliy consecrated, with imposing ceremonies,
yesterday. A large number Of Bishops, from
nsighboring districts, were present and partici-
pa,ed in the exercises. The building COM
plstely flooded vith I Gro. ded congregation.
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FROM WASHINGTON.

WAeHIxGroN, July 13.
The Commissioner Of the General Land
Office has caused to be formed accounts be
tween the United States and the States Of
Kansas, Nebraska, Minnesota, Wisconsin
aud Oregon, for the 8 per cent. fund acersing
ID those States upon the sales Of public lands
within their limits during the year 1867. The
AalAnces due to ssid States Decemhsr s1st,
1887, are: Minnesota, $271 .079; Kansas,
$780, .597; Oregon, 1922, ,525 Wisconsin,
$6l9, ,O68; Michigan, $l05, ,528, and Ne
braska $lO9, $40.
Twenty-Five messengers and laborers, male
and fenale, Will be discharged from the
Treasury Department during the coming
week, on account Of The lack of appropria,
tiens. #Tsf4f
n NEw YoRK, Juiy ls
A Washington special states that Secretary
Seward has purchased Sonora and SisAloa
from Maxicn 81 -
sl(ida@s sBuslisgams has seSeiiased with
Secretary Seward treaty Of commerce be
tween the United States and China.
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FROn THE SOUTH.

NEW iohK, July is.
The Times' Hlchnan1 special says;, At .
Democratic ratification meeting here on Sat
urday night Gov. Vance declared that what
the Confederacy fought for would be won BY
the election Of Seymour and Blair.
Gen. Wise, while supporting the nominees,
denounced - ! falsehood the irst Tammany
resolution which alleges accession TO be dead
Ard he declared that it wss more alive than
ever. He especially supported Blair because
be had promised revolution, DC.
NExrHIs. July l3.
About one hundred Of the K. X. KS made
their appearance about midnight last night
clad in their usual costumes, and marched
through the principal streets. They suddenly
disappeared without even speaking to any
one. ~
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nINCELLANEOUS ITEMS.

MILWAUKEE,, July II.
Its learned to night that the car and ma
chine shop of the Milwaukee and St. Paul
Railway It Por4age City were burned this
morning. Loss estimated 1t fifty thousand
aellAss.
:, "a baltimore, July IL.
The basonss 70 Hea. Reverdy johnson,
Minister to Crest Britain, will take place on
Wednesday.
OMAHA, July IL.
The comm issioners examined and accepted
forty miles Of The Union Pacific Railroad
yesterday. The road Is now completed 10
the six hundredth and eighty fifth ale post,
snd is expected to reach Benton, the town at
the crossing OF the North Fork Of the Plstte,
BY the 10Th inst.
BUFFALO. July l3.
Within the 4s hours ending Sunday after.
noon there we're ten cases OF sunstroke in
III city. eeyes Of .vAieAy hsss proved fatal.
The heat to-day is intense.
| PORTLAND, July l3.
| A great Intsrnafionsl Comqercial .Conven-
| t;ou q 70 IS held III thin city 81 the 4th ol
August, 10 consider the various projects nov
before the country for increasing the facilif6l
| Of intercourse between the seaboard 10 urge
the adoption Of meASufAs - relieve com.
merce of unnecessary burdens, and to sscnrs
uursstrlcted trade throughout North Amsfi.
-. Delegates are expected from all section,
of the country. ,&
BALTIMORE, July 49,
Hee; w, PissanY a. AZ aaa s.se n p. z
une xpirsd term of Rsvsfdy johnson.
| Urea, N T., July 1a.
| Gov. Seymour arrived here this Afternoon
Il and vas welcomed Nth treet snthuslasm b.
thia tsienaA RsGla we're rang, cadnoA fred
6rs companies tarred out, bsnds playsd, &c
IIhs espsP21n inDsnss. and hs was euthaai
astieally chsersd.
0ev. ssynesr, fioa tAs hoAel stspS, mad
. bsisf bat feeling aeksoslsdenAet Of III
kindsess OF his friends end nsiehbots. 81
eooa aatse retired 70 his residence amid 70
neWOd demonstrations. fH
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FROn NEW YORK.

New YoRK, July 10.
A. w. Griawolds Caahier Of the Burling-
ton National Bank, was robbed on = Hudson
river train Of $1,000 in government bonds.
The mercury to-day reached 960 Many
eases Of sun stroke are reported.
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FROM CHICAGO.

CHICAGO, July l3.
During yesterday FIVE cases Of sun stroke
occurred.
General F. p Blair arrived in this city thi
morning, and left ihis evening on trip to
Rockford. ~
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For sale.
Ah ACRES OF LAND near Fatmngton, Iowa, Al
4N Eight Dollars per Acre.
4 DEsIRARLE REsIDkNCk on High street, between
~ Fifth and sr tn Streets door East frum ths
Congregational Churchirams House, ith sa rouias
and good Csar full lot with good Stable Fruit Trees
CIatera &c Title good Enquire of
apriiH-diy WM TULroE 50 Msio street.
4 VERY desirable Brick Dwelling, with
n two lotr, In good repair. on west sde OF Grand
Avenue, between 8th and 9Th streets
Appiyt WIN fuLIoN,
may1 ~ Main ~
n Ors aud q, Block II, eprhri OF I'd and Oonesst
Streets One Of the mo.t desirable locations In ths
city.
Also part Of Lots and 2, In blotk III. corh~
Coucsrt and Ninth strrta on which 10 very dsssa
two story brick dvslilnr.
Aso Lots q, and 4, II tleck 49, corner Of Con
cert and kehth.
All for sale st very Moderate figures Knquirs Of
WM suLruN,
mars 81 Ma strest
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THE CAPITAL STOCK
Telegraph Connections.

The Great Western Telegraph Company 10 un-
der contract with the Atlantic and Pacibc Tel
egraph Company. who have wires now In opera
ton from New York to Chicago, and are at work
pressing the wire construction to keokuk, Ito
which point it win be finished in few weeks,) on
its way to California We occupy the office at
Chicago with the Atlantic aud Pacific, and receive
each others messages and forward the sane The
Atlantic and Pacific Company connects in New
York with all the competing lines that are now
doing business ut the principal and inter scning
poinis in rHInrErS SrATRs, aud their lines being
daily xtended The Dominion line foppositionJ
OF Canada is now being built TO all the Lake
Hntario and the st. Lawrence river ports, inelud-
ing ogdensburg. New York. Southern mpetng
lines are now going up from LeuissilIe and ST.
Louis to New Orleans, affordiug connection io'
the Great Western in that direction In short
the North and South and the Middle states arr
at work on competing lines, and il needs but th'
construction OF new lines in the States sbov'
named to complete the circle Of the most hafi
| ness portion of the Union.
on,., ~ ; Isl SE3,Hss SEE.sas,ss s,, ai Sherman ne..
Block, Chicago, St. -
]. A. DICKERSON,
Agent for the Company KEoKUk.
june ls-jAwsmol
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This Company is established with view to
cheaper Telegraph correspondence in the west,
and wiIlocate offices at all points where tho re-
cepts will warrant fair profit to the Associa.
ton. 1t is organized under State Laws and the
National Act Of Congress. The shares put at a
low sum- in order TO induce ALI clnsscs to become
stock holders, and thereby insure its success BY
favoring the Company with their business and
influence. We desire our shareholders to be com
posed Of every business, vocation and calling
The stock will be appertioned, according to pop
nlation. TO the cities and villages in lIjINois
WISCONSIN, MINNESOTA, MICHIGAN
IOWA, INDIANA, MISSOURI, KANSAS snd
NEBRASKA. We expect every snterprising mat
in these states !. ill second endcayors on
extensive correspondence inthe States named war
rant this hope. The people are enthusiastic 10
= competing line audchcsPer pfiees InEf SHALL
M
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From Washin = ton.
CongPes ssisnal Proe eedings.
The Third Party ConyoAti0n.
sol rs
Ban0uel 70 Beverly Jehnssa.
! E.'s'-''. I ''l'Is -. =. 2hFlltao9'.
POLITICAL STATUS or CABINET
o1Isers
Deaths By sunstrsks q Ds1hls, =. =.
sYssF
81 neGnen lsIsl1it5st sts.
or THE X. x. & AT
nEMPHls.
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Geld Pens, Pencils, Poeket Doeks
s q Bridges....-............Nosi Estes Hous
cola. silver. aad ivory msuntsA oenss
i u Bridges I ; Estes Hosse
wHOLEsALE.
4 Pollock / .....s..........i1S MAiA stress
: Hamill co..................-......i0O Main stree
Kellogg, Birge Co......-........-.s, nAin stree
RE Bower i ............-......S0 Main stree
u Stafford. ...... CDR hiondesu LoSee
aRocERs-RErAIL
robertson 4 Alb s...............l20 Main street
i u MeQueet ..........-...-....s - Main street.
Cox / Irwin. corner Fifth Main s1reeu
uy1rons.srs, rhsrmemstsrs, saeArem-
sters.
s a Bridge. Nos ! Estss Houss
IYaviware x Hsuse Furnishing 0ssAs
A. Neher co........- Ma In street
HARDWARE.
Peck Brothers :. ..... cor fosnh Main strssts
II Buel .........sS Main stfest.
nArs, CAPS 4 rUHNIsHIHa GOODS.
Dillon Jones................ .....92 Main street
HATS, CAPS AND NOTIONS
Earkitt Main street.
uOTELs.
Irepfer House Third Johnson
IDstning House ............eor second Johnson.
INSURANCE. AGENTS
IL. J. Adams, Corner ID and Main sss.
IOWA COAL 4 OIL CO.
BDf6co . Levee, bet Main johnson.
ICE.
Collier / Berry Fifth street-in Estes Hoass.
IRON.
t growneI1 BROS ................ser Main Fourth
| JEW ELRY, 0slss selp).
) q Bridges Estes House
LIouoRs-WHOLKsALE.
u Leonard 4 Co.............l73 / ia Main street
nARpLE WORKS.
sa~den 4 chcno oweth.. Third street--nssr Main.
MILLINERs.
sSpic.berger, Mayer ! Co..........No. II Aain q
AZ. weber cor Third Main streets
NBWs DEPOT.
David q Lewxy. Second strsss
mig sifying GLASSES Z MteresesIes.
5 q Bridges. ................Nos = Estes noas'
optieian, Spsstasiss. 1ys 0lassss.
a R,idvea. Nos ! Esess Henss
Pipes. ossains 1GssrsAaso.
!. bridge. Nos = Estes House
Pistols, Ammanitasn. 3iAss.
) q Bridges. ! } Estes Hoas,
PIANOS AND MUsIC.
Ayres Brothers. .-...eI Mein
PAINTING AnD wall PAPEBs.
Wm prics.-..-...'' = :. : :. ''h
nEA,.Es1A ATE = INSURANCE AG'Ts
HB Ten -Eyck, cor Fourth I Main sts tup Stair
Wm Fulton ........s3 Main street. up stairs
SINGER SEWING nACHIAEs.
CM MAcomber, ,Agt....................Foar Fourth strss
silver PlatsA Wars.
u Bridges s................Nos 1 Estss Hoss'
apestaelss, oslA 4 silver.
sa BRIDGES ................Nesl , ! EstSs Heas
svy Glasses, Rssdias Glasses.
SaBridrss Nosl Estes Hous
TIN = 5APAsssD wAn., aw.oaasAll
WS Moore. ........... Tvs AAiA seree
ravsliag asss, Travel NJ Bags.
g. q Bridges ges................Nss , Hstss 1oe
watches, watches, Watches.
8 Bridges. .........Nosl . Rstss Hoss
watcher, Clocks. q Jsvsiy hspairs
a q Rridaes Nos kstss Houa
writing 0ssks-PapisT aeas, tniai
a Rridree Nos = Kstss Hons
#TH G. HINES,
MERCHANT TAILOR
on Third-st., bet. Main & Johsson.
ElAS lust rsceivsd 6ne stock Of Cloths
IL ali s3nAp md VII 0aks paats, vests AaA CO
cheaper than ever bssors- 1ss proef Of tss esn :
Cement.
QEST Louisvilis . - IS per bbl, hy
P1aG0er 1PoEl1.
Al. $40 ss.hbl.. BY, o..,.e.c,
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DIRECTORS.

ELtsHAs. wABsxoRTu.
Chicago.
NArIAS hEARs.
Msar,, Bats Co. Chicago.
SAMUEL HALE,
Halo, Ayet 4 Co, Chicago.
c.s rARwELI,
John Y Falwell \ Co., Chicago.
VA ruRr1N,
VAT Tnrpn co, Chicago.
DAVID AaAGE
G.se B.oths,s Y W alters, Chicago.
JOHN c HAlNEs
Pest Gstaen City Ius. Co., Chicago.
J LOMBARD,
Pres't fifth Natons Bank, Chiesao.
Gray, Phelps & Co., Chicago.
BPG0LYER,
Culver 4 Co Chicago.
FpGARpNfp
fB ,sar,uor 4 Co Chicago.
DAVID KHEIan,
David Kretgh & Co, Chicago.
sKF.InBaNK,
Ysrbsnk, Peck 4 Coz, Chicago.
J snow.
Scr, &. W. Te, COMFY.
aEonaE GHAY,
n.n Ag't NJ $. X Ls. r. Line, chiessc
NJ b GILMAN,
RoBEaT MecaEssEY.
Chicago.
FRANCIS sBEaMAs.
Chicago.
JOSEPH DAKE
c II REcKwlrI.
Chicago.
Corey 4 Dwight, Chicago.
Jpr rogg, son Co, Chicago,
LPsASaER,
Joliet. III.
Ew HUDSON,
BE ALLEN,
B.pker Des Moines Iowa.
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NsnciiI, Jones l. Co......cor Third Main streets
less, Stern 1 Co.......cor Second Main streets
oR0ckERY = oUEnHswAns.
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CLOTHIEKO

CLOCKS. WATCHES q JRWELRY.
sam q Bridgea .......Nos Z Estss Houss.
r. n. j. tyres 4 Sons...... .........e7 Main Dtrost
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GAS 4 sTEAM FITTINGS.
~ osar / Son ......J Johnson street., bet Sd ath.
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Gold Pens, Psaeils, Psskst Desks
so Bridse. l 4 I Estes Hous
cola. silver. aad ivory WsunfeA oanss
s q Bridges Nos1 4 Estes House
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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-08-01
OVERLAND DISPATCHES
Reception Of ses:,s. Morton at Hi

Reception Of sesetor Morton at His
INDIANAPOLIS, July Ex-senator Nor.
ton had a tremendous reception tonight
One of the largest and finest that ever
occurred in this city. At all points
along the route handsome ovations
greeted him.
OIL Explosious-Loss Of Life and Property.
PIrrsBuRa, July ga terrible oil
explosion occurred last night at the oil
works Of Lafferty b Waring, three miles
from the city, killing one man and fatal
ly wounding Lafferty. A third man is
missing, probably killed. Eight tanks
exploded, and the works were entirely
destroyed.
Parker's oil refinery exploded last night,
killing n man and severely injuring
two others. The premises were burned.
Loss, SlOo, 600.
Republican Nomination in Ohio.
C~ISoIsSArI, July 29.-The Republic
cans of the Thirteenth District have
nominated Charles Cooper, the working
mems candidate, to represent the dis
trict in Congress. The name Of Column
bus Delano was presented, but with
drawn by his friends.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-08-01

A PLEASURE TRIP.-Yesterday three
wagons and q buggy, containing men
and women, tents, cooking utensils,
etc., passed through this city. They
looked rs though they were starting for
a trip /" the plains across" from the
character of their outfit, but they were
only bound on u pleasure excursion to
the mountains. The party consisted Of
farmers and their families from the val
legs, who, after harvesting their crops
started for the mountains for the pur-
pose of camping out, fishing and hunt.
ing, and frightening off the " fever and
ague." They were supplied with every
thing necessary to q pleasant camp life
of n month, and many who saw them on
their way north, cnvied them the pleas
ure anticipated to be in store for those
who visit the summit lakes mt this sea-
son of the year.-Nerada Transcript,
goth at.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-08-01

VERY ToucuISa. - The New York
Tribune, in speaking Of the nomination
Of Seymour, says:
When the ballot had terminated, Mr.. Til
den, Of New York, sought Mr.. Seymour, and
found him in one Of the large ante.rooms Of
the Convention Hall, entirely alone, and with
the tears streaming from his eyes. "My God,
Tilden, what shall I do? This is terrible! :
exclaimed the reluctant one. The placid
Tilden was equal to the occasion, and replied
with something pertinent, II not original
"S;r. the Presidency has sought you, not you
the Presidency, and you must accept it,
CONSIDER and consoled locked arms and
sought more retired quarters, mutually
happy.
And Seymour wept. 1t was enough
TO axe any man weep to be thus saw
agely saerafced by those pretending to
be friends, upon Il ticket which stands
no more chance Of success than does q
ghost Of %banquetiug at a clam chowder.
And Seymour wept! Poor Seymour
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