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Cheap Land for Sale.

TIME north Y Of section 1900 acres broke
i l. near the Fiournoy crossing on the n w
Also, z section 2,s miles uotth YES, az c,ar-
ence, all i'm proved ~ effs3I'aFa 50
a@3 .siag1s "A. ,HOLTSLANDER.
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WE ARE STILL MAKING
.ToxATCO,MPEME :,
,4IREVOLUTLON
y : IN lTRADE!A A..

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and selling every description of DRY AND
H e Goops PILAIE1WAREaEWELRY
the uniform price Of Fr Ell AZ at~E.
ONE DOLLAR.
We would impress upon our patrons that our
Stock Is not composed OF secondhand Goods
.. raTP brSssss u 1, stock nu. Good
European Manufactories the greater portion
Mannfactured Erclusiceiy Jor %,
which EsC8 enables ~ 10 offer our customers
better Goods for tho money than those who
profess TO be MAN ufacturers' Agents." OF
The unparalleled increase OF our business has
compelled us TO remove to more spactOus quar-.
tiers /: therefore have leased Tor . term 81
years the elegant block. newly erected. at N0'a
Trade" by eaabling the public to procure
epOdo In email quantities At manufacturers
prices, thus saving the consumer three large
profits made in passing through the hands Of
the Co0mtsso0 Merchants. the Wholesaler and
send Clubs often or more, with 10 cts. ios
each descriptive check, and the getter up OF
the club vllt reoeive present worth q TO $50
aee ssEEp o sGfss NV CIRCULAR
We have also made arrangements with the
Great Oriental Tea Co,
OF Boston. SO that we can furnish our custom
ers with other Goods and their fall line ol
TEAS At precisely the sane terms e
company. thus xfvens IN opportunity Of select.
Ing 6Om the various grades any Quantity they
may desire. We also pay agents the sasaa
so conn, 9: al!owed y the Conpeny.-.
the rs. csp." 'sn' 70 s say sdaEs: : 60 :
Nos. . 4 100 Summer street, Hoston.
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! ~ anftarcnl0r AMd pe3cSs 60 LIPTINCOTT
4 aAKEWELI, Pittsburgh. Pa, sole. Manu-
fsc46ferss F0f sAIe by Principal Hardware
DealOA sIi.zaaaa E.lo In .h--E--
,Gfeatesf Curiosity ef the 1oth Century.
WoSpEfFyrL: ,i T y e, sns a..n,p
&c Address the inventor, NATHANIEL
HALL, West Millbufy. Mass.
AHAgents wanted in every part Of the wofid.
A1kAhkfSkfN 81 HEEERAL GRANT. BY
4. D. Richardson. author n Field, Dungeon
and Escape aud 'Feyond the Mississippi.
. Matt,rtal ga1heeed by the author At "Head-
quarters IN Tie Field, and from channels opened
6yIo'3i2 I&eSIi @fli -~'
.rr reGENERALlaGRANT ry
himself, Is full page EnSrnsings. Contains
matter no other Work has or can get. Contents
prove Il the only authorized Life Of Grant
Don't offer an inferior work. Get the best.
Send for circulars ana decide, Address
.--. @. 4 c. w. SHERWOOD. Chicago. III
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d AGENTS WANTED FOR THE
LIFE Of GRANT.
NJ 4 STAFF OrFfcER.

THIS 10 the only Full, Authentts and Off
CIAL History Of the Life and Public Services
Of the Great Chieftain and the only one that
In end0ened by ela his Leading Genenls- send
rios Al PUnGsDhTHG Co., Chicago. III, or st.
CAGTION.-The country is being hooded
With s0-1tlHed Lives OF Grant, written by Civ
ess thsa So book you buy ts endorsed by all
the Leading Generals. 5z...-z
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fH6SO0RAPHIC ALBUMS Every family
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/ "A o. THE GREEN.-The sreasest Book ever
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ism and Deyoticr. the Truth and Fseyor. Of
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cloth, green aud gold. Price * Agents want.
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QARLE dispatches show that while
the British Ministry refuse TO resign,
the RADICALS Of that country will not re-
cede from their position, They propose
70 20 on and dis establish The irish
church completely. and then to stop the
sYYal government subsidy Of car. 900, or
$4,000, 10 Msypooth College. the
Catholic Institption which has educated
the Irish priesthood, and assured the 10y
Atty Qf that body TO the English govern.
wspk There sesuqs 70 be stiEripg times
ahead In Great Britain. aT @'
IH4vy . "poubi4 Thsssd. hut I
w. shtFk, y, 9. Navy writes, "f have :
sdQubis- tb}ssd' 'Ssyigg Mnchipe, bve.f
never thigk ct usiAy T. y pises 6ore
value In my w. 4 g. Sewing Machine
than any thing else / have,
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New York. You can also find
splendid stock Of Carpets, Tapes
tries, Oil Cloths, Mats, &C., &c.
All of which will be sold at less
than you caa buy the same arti-
cles at any ether store in
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better than to patsonize this i'm
mense establishment, and pur-
chase and present to her 2 rich
Paisley Shawl from our elegant
assortment, a handsome Cloak,
latest style, oraone Of our fine
Lace Collars, which we're bought
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brought to close Oh last Tuesday. A
vote was taken on the I'd aud Sd Ar'i-
cles, and the result on each vote was 81
for. conviction, and 10 against, thus
lacking one vote to make the required
two-thirds necessary u convict. After
these two voteswere taken, the Court
adjourned sine die. E
pY Ewin NJ. Stanton, Secretary oil
War, resigned on last Tuesday after.
noon, and turned the papers, &c, Of the
War ONCE over to Adjt. Gen. Town
send, subject to the direction of the
President The loyal masses Of the
country will regret that the Secretary
was compelled to pursue this course, bu,
1t was the only alternative, and we
think he done right.
The High Court has decided that
Andy can remove any Cabinet officer at
will, and hence it was not necessary for
the Secretary to wait and finally get
kicked out.
G1. Many persons lereabouts were
inclined to believe that the New York
1ry...~ would not support Gen. Grant,
but we are pleased " state that they
slightly erred. The foiiowi"x fco0a the
Tribune of the 22d inst shows whore it
stands; Ea . $685. zsa3
1t Was not NECESSARY to hold q Con-
venti"n To designate the Republican
Candidate for President. The people
had already decided that they would
vote for ULYSSES 5. GRANT, aud nobody
else. We tried fur = while to persuade
them that they could DO better, but they
would not hear rs. The Nomination Of
Gen. Grant by every delegate OF every
State and Territory comprised within
the boundaries Of our Union was sim
pie proclamation OF what the masses
had already decided. The wild entlu.
siasm wherewth his name was hailed,
will roll irrepressably from the Bay Of
Cussdy to the Pacific. Apart from all
political parties the people are for Grant,
and Ills vDte will far exceed that Of the
net nOpular candidates for Governor,
JDNxksss, DO, who may be run on the
vanss ticket We predict that hath his
ELECTORS and his Popular majovittes will
'xcesd, those At LinN0ln over MoClel'
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GUARANTEES

or old, rich or poor, that hvors
us with , call.. ] Again, it would
be utterly impossible for any
gentleman to- please his
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gised Wilson, warmly stretching his
life and service.
Lane, OF Indiana, nominated the
tried, true trusted aud patient Schuyler
Coifax fg!eeat cheering and eloquently
presented his claim for, Colfax, who was
no doubtful man in. Indiana, sure for
the ticket, although some slanderous!y
called it doubtful. Parker. OF New
Jersey, seconded Colfax as the oandi-
date, aud the representative Of the
young men, who was loyed by them
for this characteristic Of heart and
mind.
butcher for Michigan, supported
was hailed with cheers.
Brown. OF Pennsylvania, said that
Allegheny county would give Cnlfax
ten thousand majority. Other Penn
sylvanians interrupted, saying that
Brown was acting against Instructions.
Brown retorted that his county gave
the whole republican majority of the
State, and that he would vote Colfax
first, last, and all the time.
Hassaursk. fas Ohio, presented the
champion OF human rights, B. F..
Wade, the child OF the people, the self
made man, wild cheers, one OF such
incompatible virtue that the people
know Him ~ honest ben, Wads. lot
tho convention ray to him ADr the peo.
pie, Well done, good aud lsithful ses-
want" tta1 1t~-
Gen. Sohurx, for 4 large majority OF
the Missouri delegation, voted fos
Wade, tCheess.1 II Dotninatesl, there
will he no temptation to assssstuate
Grant.
0eseu)4lng, ~ Ohio, sid fps the a4vsk
ttepo bt1 etate united ~ sapdldals. -.
Is wopte give Wade - &0fpA. q
J0uo0, fDs North CespltDs, sppp0rtAd
The old Roman veteran, Ben. Wade,-
His 6tate was ready 10 "Wade" IN.
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lssanu, lyman -see. VIM
B. Stokes Texas, A. J. Hamilton
Vermont, J. w. Parks; Virginia,
Franklin Stearns West Virginia,
Samuel d. krans Wisconsin, David
Atwood. ~
The Convention then adjourned tr
meet at the call Of the National Execu-
tive Committee. =" ~
As soon as General Grant received in
formation Of his nomination, lie tele,
graphed 10 the convention, his accept
anoe. and also heartily endorsed the res
olutions. @tssl
Schuyler Colax sent the following
reply to the dispatch informing him o.
his nomination rs candidate for the Of
tee Of Vice President; @S4t4 =
Accept my sincere thanks for the dis
patches ny your Company to-day. Tht
evidence OF confidence in me by the
Convention of the party love, Is more
gratifying than any feeble words 81
Wins osn express. Oh
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-09-12
THE U N CONVENTION.

Tho Storey County Union Republican
Convention will be held at Piper's Opera
House, Virginia City, on next Monday,
at IL o'clock A. ". Upon it will de-
yolyc the nomination of candidates for
Sheriff, for County Clerk, for County
Treasurer, for County Recorder, for
District Attorney, for Coroner and
Public Administrator, for County
Assessor, for County Surveyor, and five
County Commissioners and two State
Senators, and twelve Assemblymen !;
five Justices Of the Peace, and live
Coustablcs ; and also the appointment
of nine Central Committeeman.
By way Of advice, We would ~rolunta-
rily suggest that the Convention exer-
else a sound and discriminating wisdom
in making its nominations, and to Sc
lcct no man simply because he is pre-
sented as q candidate-but to nominate
every man because Of his fitness, his
merits, his permanent interests in the
community, his availability, his true
Uuionism, and has good moral standing IN
community. The taxpayers Of this county
will vote for and elect such n ticket ;
bu, if it is made up of candidates the
reverse of these qualifications, defeat
and ruin will be the result.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-09-12

t'e".t q
The election for raid Delegates shall be held
at the samc time and place, and be conducted IN
the same manner and subject to the same tcsts,
as arc, prescribed by this Committee for the
election OF Delegates to the County Convention.
Reseired, That the following be adopted by
the Union Republican Party Of STOREY County az
the mode OF determining It's choice for the once
Of United States Senator:
~Sccond-Thc Delegates chosen to the County
nominations, adopt the following resolutions:
J.. Resared, That the Legislative nominees OF
this Convention arc instructed and lre required
10 pledge themselves that they will, II elected.
support by their votes and otherwise for the
ONCE OF United States Senator, so long as he
shall be a candidate, the person designated os the
choice OF the Union voters OF this county, In the
manner hereinafter prescribed, TO wit:
9. At the next general election each Union
voter, who may 80 choose, shall have written or
printed upon his ticket, In addition to the nance
Of candidates for offices TO be thercat filled, the
Cllling 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 the
Union party OF this county for said position, and
shall receive the support OF the Legislative dele
cation, rs above stated.
3. Xticket shall be considered q Union ticket
which votes for the Union Presidential Electors,
for the Union candidate for Congress, ana ior aIl
the Legislative and County nominees OF this
ThirdMSo person shall be nominated for the
Legislature by the Convention. until he shall
have pledged himself TO abide by the foregoing
resolution and to obey Its instrnctions.
Fourth-Thc said Convention shall prescribe
tho mode Of counting said votes for tho Office OF
senator, and OF declaring officially the result
thereof. c. J. HILYER, Chairman,
j. c. WILCOX, scc'y. ausi I'd
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-09-12

BUFFALO BERRIEs.-Among the natural
fruits Of Paradise, the buffalo berry pre-
dominates. 1t grows on q thorny shrub and
the red clusters look tempting at q short
range, but to the taste the fruit is rather
sart-not much unlike the cranberry. The
effect Of the buffalo berry on sugar is said to
De wonderful7one berry turning a pound Of
liar favor. Epicures who can stand the
proportion, will ind buffalo berries in abun.
dance in Paradise WTnnemaeca argent.
Wore an =" epicure," brother Joe
learned to be 40 epicurs coming over
the plains in $3.50 you can send US a
buffalo berry, Zone is enough, but be
sure to send it on a buffalo chip"
Bsffalo chips are very plenty on the
North Platte River.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-09-12
o HERIFF

On Monday next the Union County
Convention will convene at Piper's
Opera House, in Virginia City, and upon
it will devolve the duty of nominating
a candidate for Sheriff Of Storey Couu-
ty. Mr.. W. l. Cummings, Of Gold Hill,
and late Marshal Of this city, is a cam
didate for the position. lie will go into
the County Convention, rs we have
reason to believe, Endorsed by the whole
delegation from both Wards in this
town. who will demand, as they have r
right to demand, according to political
usage, his nomination for the position.
AS a journalist, and as the organ Of the
Union party of this section of Storey
County, we iudorsc that demand. Mr..
Cummings is capable Of filling the high
and honorable position Of Sheriff OF
this county. The Union party Of this
town knows him to be "honest and ca
pable," and they know and appreciate
his valuable services TO the Union party.
Besides this, locality has something to
do with this Office this year-and on
this point Gold Hill has some claims.
| We believe that Nr. Cummings can poll
a larger vote at the general election
than any other candidate that ia spoken
of for the office. He can do this not
only in Gold Hill, but he can do it in
the balance Of the county. Dir. Cum
mings is q practical man /; he is and has
been over since he lived here, II labor
ing, q working man, from among the
laboring classes-and he is a man 1sho
doe, not Istray hi, promise, and has pledgs'
whea he makes them. THE UNION PARTY
OF GoLp Hill DEMANDS HIS NOMINATION.,
TO SAVE THE DEFEAT OF THE PARTY IN
THE County.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-09-12

Is A SORE PLIGHr.-The Democrats of
Sacramento are in n bad fix. They
have rented u hall, to be used MS their
headquarters, of n colored man, and
have had much trouble IN fixing on it n
name. Some styled it Jackson Hall,
and procured q life.sized painting Of
"Old Hickory" wherewith to decorate
the wall. But others objected to this
for can they forget the treatment which
their pet State Of South Carolina re-
ceived at his hands in the days Of Multi
fcatiou? Then, Tammnny was oh
.jectionable, as the name is associated
with fraud and corruption while the
name of "Africdn' meets with some
opposition. But now IN the rub.
The gentleman Of color who owns the
ball is o great admircr Of the martyred
Lincoln, and be asserts that no Demo.
cratic Club shall furnish Il name for his
ball, but that q picture Of Lincoln shnll
grace the outer wall, there to remain,
and that the ball shall be known for all
time to come by the name Of Lincoln
Hall. Poor Democracy this is the Sc
verest blow Of all.-Sae. R>eora.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-09-12

\ SHARP ANswER.-0ne day Mr. Dig
by Seymour, the eminent counsel, had
been cross.examiuing n young woman
at considerable length upon the age of
q person with whom she professcd her
self we'll acquainted he asked her,
" How old do you take me to be and
considerably durubfoundcd by her
promptly replying, to the universal
amusement Of a crowded court, "From
your appearance, sixty from your
question, sixteen, SIR"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-09-12

For JUDGES or THE SUpRENE CoURr.
Tho delegates to the State Conven-
ton, to be held on next Wednesday,
from both Wards in Gold Hill, will uu-
doubtedly 60 for Judge ]. Nicely John
son for the long term, on our Supreme
Bench. The Judge is not only person
ally popular among our people, but he
stands high among them as a jurist and
A sound Union man. Judge Dunno, of
Humboldt, and Frank H. Kennedy, Of
Lyon County, have been mentioned in
connection with the candidacy for the
short term.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-09-12

WEST PoINr, since its first establish
ment, March 10th, 1902, has admitted
1899 cadets, of whom 2,2ls have grad
uated. The total appropriations for the
Academy for the sixty-six years have
amounted to So, 552, 339. This includes
the cost Of the grounds, improvements
and educational apparatus, as well rs
the pay Of the professors and the sub
sistcnce Of the cadets.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-09-12

\ Ell HAWKINS, of the Tnlare Valley,
sold his stock of cattle to Hildreth &
Dumphey, of San Francisco, for $780,
900. Roberts 4 Sons sold theirs to the
same parties for the sum Of $1,000,
and Jasper Harrcll sold to another party
for S73, 900. These are extensive cattle
o,1ea
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-09-12

A New WRryKLE.-Shirt collars and
dickeys are now made Of wood. Tho same
material that furnishes wood paper for
walls is being pressed into service as ma
terial for collars and shirt hosoms. The
whole range of material has bees "gone
through" First steel came ny, then
India rubber. The steel played out
after Il had cut three mems %lhront';
the rubber yielded tho day after it had
suffocated several mon by lis puir6scept
and s%ulphurous odor. The latestinyss-
ton consists of dickeys and shirt collars
of wood. How long they will remain
in favor timo alone can tell.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-09-12

Manufacturing adds more to beauty than
sweet breath on tho contrary, the most beau.
tifnl face and rosy lips become rcpulsiyc, II when
tho latter arc opened they show the spectacle Of
peglocscd teeth. The continued nse Of any con.
ailments. Or articles containing any acid, IL inju-
10 Dr.. Spenccr'e Fragrant Slpolne, which makes
tho teeth beautifully white, qnd the breath sweet
as roses.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-09-12

Ex-GovERSoR joins BIGLEE, who has
lust returned from the East, states this
morning in his organ that F. P. Blair,
Democratic candidate for Vice Prcsi-
dent, will visit California previous to
the election. II he visits Sacramento
we will have IL chance to hear what de-
tense he. "a offer for his Broadhead
revolutionary letter and for his cele-
brated "Finnegan" speech. in which
he told the Irishmen to 90 home and
STAY at home.-Sac. Bee.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-09-12

PHosPnoRUs.-A recent memoir by u
foreign chemist asserts that the poison
Gus action of PHOSPHORUS is entirely
due to the formation Of phosphurretted
hydrogen gas, which, in passing into
the blood, rapidly combines with the
oxygen present. Hence it is concluded
that death from phosphorus in nearly
equivalent to death by suffocation.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-09-12

THE Spectroscope has been SO mod
fled by Professor Osborne, Of Lafayette
College, that, it is stated, he can detect
from q room many hundred yards dis
n q from n furnace the sodium in The
coal or decomposed fire brick proceed
ing from tho furnace mouth ; also any
lime or potash that may be present.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-09-12

A MIsTAKE.-An Irish lawyer adj
dressed the court rs ''gentlcmen, in
stead Of ''your honors." After he had
concluded, II brother at the bar reminds
ed him of his error. He Immediately
rose to apologize thus May it please,
the court in the heat Of debate | called
FOUR houors gentlemen made 4
mighty big mistake, your donors