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Wbent WHITE = as9 bnshe1s rcd a 40 hnsbels
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mixed, iiao posheis.s Jas, ., oos DusneIss rye, 10
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Political. n1scnssior,.

Correspondence of the Richmond Dispatch.7
~ sts.a,g HANOVER COUNTY, Oct. 20, 1870.
I. AT Jones's Crossroads, Hanover county,
Va, Charles Porter, the Radical candidate
for Congress, addressed the people on Sat-
urday last. Colonel William Nelson replied
TO him in speech Of great power and effect
iveness, performing, as l have just been
Informed by Radical, a well. deserved and
most cruel operations skinning.
rr..s-~ 1870 U---l-. . i st.s-~- ~ II AN0vER.
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q L.oUoR DEALERS Tax Commissioners
Deiano decides that liquor dealer tax for;
the first $25. 600 OF his sales is special tax,
and not tax on sales, and that In making
up that $25, 900 he should include his sales
OF malt liquors and all other sales EXCEPT
chose of tobacco. He also decides that the
tax on sales OF malt liquors on and after
october /, 1870, was repealed BY the act OF
july 18th last, and that in srend ering their
monthly. returns OF sales. liquor dealers
should hereafter be required TO report only
their sales of g foreign and domestic dis
titled suirits and wines.
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; TERMs FOR AN ARHIsTIoH.

LONDON, Oct. 22.-The evening edition Of
the Times contains special telegram from
Berlin, stating that Prussia has expressed
her Willingness. to grant an armistice II the
principles of cession Of territory be con-
coded. The mere, dismantling of the fort
resses of Alsaee and Lorraine, under EuEo-
pean guaranty is insufficient. .Eza{t
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.y,THB YgRaER CAsR.-The grand jury Of
Kinds comfy. Miss, composed OF an equal
NUMBER of whites and blacks. haye found
bills for mansIaughter against both Colonel
e. Yerger, who killed Colonel Crane, and
Sizer, Who killed the marshal Of jackson.
"A strong effort was made to procure the
finding of indictments for murder, ~ but
failed in both cases. AS, Yergers was con-
demned TO death by the military commits
sion, this development Of the case will pre-
sent in stronger light the enormity OF try
ing civilians for high, crimes bydcourts
'sorganized to connect" .ass,ssse ssflsaSSsz.
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n 1fke ssEsfauGnMt Eeyex. e.f.
T;oapoN. sDct 20 The dsiarnond fever, BE
sfhe Eape &c Good Hope Sd. easing Ex.
traordinary gems have h6snfound.
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Southern Agricultural Congress-.
yAUaUsTA, GA, Oct. .-ExtensiTe pre-
parations are being m&de for the Cotton
States, Fair and agricultural congress,
which meets here on the 18th inst.
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e,sinafer C,-asnerSl

~, RI .RRIssURa. PENN, Oct, 222.- Senator
Cameron, oiily bad an agne IN Baltimore,
and Mas. not paralysed sas reI,
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Tn0. Hing,

'Sr. LcuIs. Oct % Gallagfer ,athe pug
list, is sick. His arai1se r :tssiiilsshe WIZ p
unable Is fight OF. the LIST of November.
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InRsFAuRANTss
;;Es T Es rs: IT, e !; 1ss
q q YREsTAURATEUR,
1904 MAIN sgsHEg, { q -

Has reatted hts saloons, and i1xites f1eSstorn Of
old fsiends, wh0so patronage and ny mas g
enjosed Sor.tnenty-seyen years. HIS LAkDAEs.
Horfable and retired md The Reptle Or
Rfchrnord and from abroad VIII dhd on hss Dhils
az rare ali they esn desire which VIII be Ee1ygain
the most elegant style OF bis art. ~ 80.
/ Tha winter. programme IS now presented Win
an Us luxuries and cf lapd and water
che most snperb meats sud i.ea ~
ina ina rnsrkst ana the ufs5qna
from Norfh End Solth VIII be found Ia htS iEfears
tss1,e oYstera fsh yefa son, wild sad lame ig@ss
Hfs BAR IL supplied With IIqU nasurs
psssed 81 thosa in any In the u9lteo stssss,
FGHOIG Sd asON "a essssy ~ ss ~
fSstias dfnipr or fsking other bcsig % his pri-
yate Rooms e la ar
aasinIsfsnNERs guPPFRs end akxsL .sarnssned
Ito order parties and ss ResI Styac.
Country hgd sSsos1
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,Fsae yellow fever ut ricw Sleazss.
NEW 0EIEsEs d cts There were
twelve deaths nom fever u this city
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s,r,aasll ~ MaIse.

Z! LoNDoH,. Oct. g tssaos eInlnep
musical comp Is dead. ~
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A story la the New York Commercial
about Gen. Lee, dated q few years before
the outbreak Of the war, turns on the iden-
tity OF color between his nsolstachc and q
iAdy,s white mutt. As his snoastaeEe nt shat
period Yves nearly or quite black, the anec.
d9ts Is clearly felton, IWiachss.e. .Nsaes.
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LYING Q. sse.e,s,,ir,g Beassty.

/: ST. I.ouIs, Oct. The. COMMITTEES APP
nointed M examine Susan 81 odsey, better
known I'd: the g Sleeping Beauty pros
noilnce tit{ "a ease of illusion and humbug.
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AN gMPERoR FOE aERNANY

AN EhtEhOB rUh tEhAANIs
LONDON, Oct. 22.-n is reported that the
North German sovereigns have been con-
toked at Versailles to declare King William
Emperor of Germany. -lFt 4
= pRUssIANs CAPTURED AT SCISSORS. !;
VERSAILLES, MA BERLIN and LONDON,
Oct. 22.-The Prussians at Seasons cap
tured 80 officers, 1888 men, 1913 guns, 15C
tons gunpowder, 10000 bombs. and 81, 600
francs. -. ~ = .ta
TREATMENT OF AMERICAN VOLUNTEERS:
Tours, Oct. Tie Nantz Journal pub.
fishes o letter stating that the American
volunteers were treated negfgently by the
authorities, on their arrival in that city
Orders have been forwarded That all other
yolunteersrbe treated with the utmost care
Y THE EcUMENIcAL COUNCIL SUSPENDED.
RohE, Oct. 22.-The Pope has formally
suspended the session of the Ecumenlca
Council. 90 81. .ss5t \ I'd. ;;gsti ..5isa s.sg;
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WE are gratided to learn that Col. r. q.
W1thers, who, but for the disabilities I'M
posed on him by our Radical rulersie ac-
count Of participation in the rebellion 50
called, would long since have been the Gov
ernor OF Virginia, has purchased neat and
comfortable home near this place, and will
remove 10 IT on or about the ISIS Wsshe-
rlMe Eaaterprises 1y.sl e -ss.ss
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Sat MISUNDERSTANDING YORK
r.. M archibald. n. B. II. Consul, chairmsu:
a. a. Low. of A. A. Low q Brothers ,E.se: Jag.
fray, OF s. g. Jafray z CO.; Richard Irwin, q
man Johnston, Of j. aoosmsn Johnston AZ Co.;
James Stuart, Oh. j. stusrtf ,,vv,, |,
;ssIne Company limits itself entirely to . FIRH
0p All IossEs eqpuitably aid PROMPT
LYFAEDas5 iSSS5 stty 10 5tts
THE business OF this company, extending over
~ nrognerOua has won,yzoE theus D high ;Eeput1.
tfon throughout the world jog careful mansgenen'
and insaeisl stfenE The pEtronagS ox sGns M
surfing public is solicited, NTH DectAt GtlenE0p
ca oIlr liberal rates Of premium -.
s. - ~ sIOHN IL CIAIH0RME.A Cog I
M S General Agenta stste ~ HtTgsr lsL !
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A RICHMOND MAN TURNED LECTURER
The Norfolk Day Book says: William u.
Day BOOK appears to have sev developed a. high
order OF talent in the line Of a lecturer. He
has delivered several lectures hereabouts,,
The fame of which has spread far and wide.
and causes him to be invited from else
where to be listened to. He has a pressing
invitation from the city Of Albany, and also
one from the city Of New York, TO deliver
lecture before the numerous lodges of the
COfoer OF the Heptasophs or Seven Wise
Men OF those cities. Those who have heard
nun Lecture speak very highly Of his ref
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ESTABLISHED 1883.

Cap,sal stock and surplus over. .$S, 600 00e OF
In gestmentsin United Statesss.,.ss 9Ssgd1e5sl
Deposited with Treasurer OF Viz 20, 49,, -
boRd ~ .s.sp i0u,GuV w
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AN INDEPENDENT CAxDIpATE.--Er.f Cor.
BIN ID. Reynolds, OF Botetourt, has an
nounced himself an independent candidate
Tor Congress in the 9th district. He was
formerly an old-line Wing, but we are not
advised as to his present position lynch
burg Republican. 80
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pTEAMDYEINGEST ABLIsHMENT..s;
~ 0YEIEe. SECURING, tCLEAN1hG,- And
sPnNf5I Particular attention given TO the
scaurtng Of carpets and clssnsrg of Kid gloTee.
Fancy dpeinR in any color desired. Full sallstacr
sion eunTanteed. Call on . z, :, = q =
No. x2o Broad street, between FouTthardttn
IN afd,tio,, 10 the above Jshaye Recently essah.
1isheS N PRINTINa.j q SPAETMEAT, aKd VIII
nrsTst an kinds on sis and woellen goods. Sam
Dies Of yprinting can pc seen at my store -
se32-dxa3ms ia - ~ ~
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Ssasay ~ 81 "a 8 8;
,pspoN, ost, az s.p sofs ssos stSdssd as
Ediaharg to-day, 3 Sc
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Loudoun Agricultural Fair.
THeported for the Dispatch.7
aeporteu Ior Tie olSpaLchs1
THIRD DAY.

The weather opened to-day with heavy
rain, which continued until noon, inter
fering materially with the operations on the
Fair grounds, and preventing the very large
attendance anticipated. The cessation OF
the rain and the announcement that the
main trot would come off at O'Clock
brought together considerable crowd,
though smaller than upon former days.
"Sellie Whitefoot,'' owned by Samuel
Brengle, of Frederick, Md, over all com
petitors. Time, 3.2S; which was a sur.
pri,ing rate OF speed, considering the heavy
condition of the track.
The receipts, Notwithstanding the bad
weather, are heavier than at any former
year, and assure the future success Of the
Society.
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THE WA R TN 'lTzIURCpE.
rEkE EyACUAfI BIZ MErzs
EF1ERgI IN ]. Pl:,aRIs.
SUCCESSFUL soaTIE BIZ BAzAINi
Prepoaatasns 1or an Armlssiee.

60. &c. &c. ].
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RIOT AT AAURENss C0URT.MOUsE
b Il. Il SOUTH CARoLHEA. Il E,ss
EIGHT PERSONS KILLED.
Troops Ordered out.
[srEcrAL TELEGRAM 70 TIE D1spArcH.1

REoAaT Ex,C,IT.EME N T.
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mAaaaE EaTEAazaENCE.

m1NIATURE ALMANAC, ,0cT. "a. ls7o.
sun rises .,...,..... G87 Moon rises. ..,.,., 5.5
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'EpGx III w. CHowELL, Resident Manager;
JosEPH B. SToJoHss. .AasistanTadanager.
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SHOCKING ATTEMPT AT SUICIDE
d, s.. Oh A RAILROAD TRAIN. al
Particulars of che Tragedy.

THE HI0TLMM ORrALLY 7: mo UNDED'
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= Cen. a. e.EoRaa, Or Dhios IN te be Com
misssones OF Internai Revenue, s M:
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ANOTHER CARPET-BAG DEFAULTER.-We
learn from a reliable gentleman of Nelson
county that +. l.. Saryn1ento, q carpet-bag-
ger who held the Office OF sheriff Of that
county by appointment of General Candy,
has been found, upon an examination Of
his accounts, to be in arrears to the amount
Of $4,000 or more. Sarmiento came to this
section as u revenue Official Of some sort,
and soon afterwards received his crown and
reward Of loyalty as the. sheriff of Nelson
county. The surety required OF him was
reduced from $4,000 (the amount usually
required) to $50, 900 by the Radical judge OF
the circuit, Alfred Morton, and persons
were accepted as his bondsmen who We're
then believed, and now known to be, wholly
irresponsible and insolyens. Sarmiento, in
the meantime, has winged his flight back
TO Pennsylvania, or York State, or Connec-
ticut, or whatever other deIectable Yankee
region he came from. 1t is, unprecedented
that the county will be subjected to no lit.
tie Inconvenience and loss on account OF
this carpet-bag MISUNDERSTANDING Pr
nRlQR. e-.s-gs. ID. sFaETfss h 81. :.
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10, splNIsH .fJRoWN,

FLoaENuE, Oct. ;22.--Aosta's acceptance
Of the candidature for the Spanish crown
has been officially announced. a'sasz1f
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TIRE, MARINE, IAN 49, = = !. =. =.
- OFFICE No. 1ioa MAIN sTREET,

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES I 'ooe ooo
IMPERIkLc EIREslNsURASCKG COMPANY
- = --.-aE7T OF LONDON.
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,rn.I,rn yafRas q Hayfii6 bouettE out

& E Jrts4asf0 al Henry BcaeEer. INlli cppslHae e
hesafsssdfs Go Scoufnet e
sAPOTMEQA1ssFA An ip ttss &Ssasss.
Tshfsd III JSla where shs Tptr01s4t 81 ~ a01xe.
cistire public fsz she Esss yeasa ~ ~
eAccass xor ne s 4,
IconEanaea appitcsfs ~ saszss y
ia sts!z tt ny "
dfspEnse pure 4nt - ~ =
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$50 sEflsl1Tf u 81 q q 81 q
xlstinx m saS ~.
de x-5m sse =
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1AH UTUAA sASSURAAGEs0g1E Tf se1e
.IX4 -, VIRGINIA., "a. q 9ss..,sz "a
- ~, ~ ~ INCORPORATED 1594s 49, 5sH 1
,0FFICEc CORNER! OF 10TH sAHD BANK eTHEnTs.
insufes Buildings by perpetual or annual policy
.osses equttabty adjusted and promptly paid. r.
auota - nayg ne ed
! "a. A. CLAIRO RNE, Principal Agent
Z JOHN 3. UAHFQRTR. Secretary 81
HENRY ~. DAEFoRTH, sAsstataat Secretasys&J
SAHUEI, Il. PULLIAa, Collector, !, - I
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:.gsF1xLl,R ,Isl1AlxsaEyIxs

=, assT FIJI I,fgIDEND, FIFTY PER
Law Law D - 1'AAs sTATE1fEET: gsg-s q. 4,
Policies In S sss
80 9s
Annual sacems. = KS s5s
Losses plg s 81
Y; 3, R saSs,szk q sss|esss
IT 7ASnSDhM- Eeeresary and ActraPy; :.
a. A.FEDIOEER, Snpert 49,, I,
SECURITY, CHEAP 1919. Ett ~ ~ kssxs,,
PROaREssss auGf esJS sE2s ~ saa aasss
guish the q y ~ CO..
General fsF Fs yi5,gss ass Msssaps
= eess fo- Kchuscad, ~
49, = YySffsce No. aa2 MAIN STREET.
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Having sbeens appointed agsntsi OF she above
] FIRsT-CLAss LIBERAL, AND PROMPT
stsfs slIg .PAEIBG sGoalRANY. s i n
ne solicit the patronage OF Ell desiring Insurance
| Sc 72-1m - - .,1' 3 = I
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Coon SQUIRTING. = Knickerbocker
Engine Company No. 8 Virginia, had
their new machine out yesterday for
another trial of her squirting powers,
and washoe Engine No. was brought
out for a little match with her In that
respect. Both took water at the els
tern, on G street, just north Of Union,
and each used seven-eighth MOBILES.
No. 8 claims 202 feet, horizontal throw
ing, and No. 4 Dol feet. Both did
we'll. We understand that the cylin-
ders Of No. SIS machine. however, are
a size larger than those Of No. 4.
MORE DURAN extension or ad-
dition Is being built to the north end
of the Gould & Curry dump, increas-
ing it to about double Its former size.
This dump Is by the side Of the rail-
road, and provided with all the facili-
ties for loading the ore into the cars
for transportation to mills on Carson
river.
RoBBERY on THE DrvIDE.-Professor
Nye says he was stopped by two foot
pads oil the Divide Saturday evening
and robbed of four bits. lie knows
the fellows. for he followed them into
4 neighboring brewery, where they
spent the money without even asking
him to drink.
ORPHANS HOME.-According to the
appeal, the Nevada Orphans Home
building, ut Carson, is very nearly
completed. 1t Is 4 very handsome
structure. airy and conmodious. 1t
will doubtless be ready for occupation
within the specified time.
SICKNESS. - Cholera morbns, diar-
rh9a. and kindred diseases, are quite
prevalent in this section at present,
although not enough so as to partake
Of the character of an epidemic. Even
the Piutes complain Of bowel diseases.
Miss NANcY.-Our Prussian fellow
citizens are quite exultant yer the
idea of their comrades in Europe hay
ing taken Nancy away from the
French. The French will probably
miss Nancy.
The weather is considerably cooler
now than it was u few days ago. yet
many seem to think it will still bear
modifying.
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Nnture's PreserIpiion.-When Nature
produces 4 great remedy for disease. the best thing
science can do Is to follow her prescription. BY
separating the water OF the famous Settler Spring
into Its elements. science has discovered the means
by which that worli-renowned Spa effects such
unparalleled cures. aniby combining those elements
artitcin!,y in TAEElSr's ErrERvEscENT SETTER
APErIENr. the grand prescription Of Nature Is rem
dcrci urIvc.sa!ly and Instantly available. At this
season when icvcrs. disorders OF the stomach, and
bowels. bilious complaints. AMI all the diseases
which affect the digestive. ass!milating and s~ecretivc
organs are especially prevalent. the importance
OF having this invaluable. Alternative and corrective
ct hand IN every homo, aud within reach OF all who
travel by land or water, cannot be overcstlmatcd.
SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS.
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JoHS L.. M5okE.-Al the Old residents Of this
section know John L. Moore, Of Virginia City. and
tho few new ones who don't happen u. should make
his acquaintance as soon Us possible, especially II
they want anything In the furniture or bedding line.
In our advertising columns may be seen an ar
tlclc setting forth that our friend Moore has for sale
ut his famous Sierra Nevada Furniture and Bedding
Warehouse. Niagara Hall. North d street, rirglnia,
an Immense stock IN that line. from u doubl bed.
steai, 20 a tin Upper. including carpets. mirrors.
stoves. csOcScry, unware. lamps, table cutlery. etc,
In shOtI, everything necessary. except vile, 10 go
10 housekeeping with. Call and let him show you
thrnlsl MS establishment, up5-lm
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aud DAYTON fires, aad all who are In want Of FUR
niturc. Wall Paper. Paints. Furnishing Goods. etc.
II you want to saw your money you can do so by
calling on mo before purchasing elsewhere, rs my
stock = the larges: and most complete In the State,
from i cradle ,0a clothes pin. Bclrg bought In the
Eastern markets for cash. and hrrlng no rents or
clerk hire TO pay. ~ Others have, l can anori 10 sell
these SNolS for forty pei cent. less than any other
house Ia Sllverland. Call and see our prices, as the
proof OF the pudding Il In catla; It.. Remember
the old stand. No. In South & street, Virginia. and
opposite the Could & Curry new works, OH D street.
iy1t-tf \, W. kEIES.
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IL this age when merit Is obScnrrL by sclfasser-
ton, and slaring advertisements take the place OF
solid talent Il Is a pleasure TO meet with true worth.
To those In necd VI medical aid we would cheerfnlly
recommend the DR.. ]. q. Young Institute. els Sac.
ramento street, San Francisco. During It's twenty
years OF operation II has held the highest place OF
Integrity, and has been recognized rs q sure refuge
Of the sick, where all receive sklllful and honorable
treatnlent See niYn !; cement IN the inside.
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Tho Confessions Of an Invalid.

Published for the bench; of YOUNG MEN, aud
Others, who suffer from NERVOUS DEBILITY,
etc.. supplying the means Of s~clf.curc. Written by
one who has cured himself. and sent free OF charge
on receiving u postpaid directed envelope. Address
through P~oSto0icc only.
JONATHAN =. GOOD,
,ya,3m San Francisco. Cal.
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PROCEEDINGS OF THE UNION
REPUBLICAN STATE CEN
TRIAL COMMITTEE.
~
MEETING OF THE UNION REPuB

MEETING OF THE UNION REPuB
n lican State Central Committee, held at Vir
rinia City, juno Esd, 1870. 1t was
Rtslrsd, That q State Convention OF the Ma.
tional Union Republican party be held at ElKo,
on WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 2lst, 1870. to
nominate candidates for the following offices,
to-wit: Governor, Lieutenant Governor, Repre-
sentative In Congress, Justice OF the supreme
Court, Secretary of State, Attorney General,
Treasurer Of State, Controller OF state, sur.
veyor General, Superintendent OF Public In.
.truction, State Mineralogist, Clerk OF supreme
Court. and the transaction Of such other busi-
ness a. shall properly come before said ConVen-
ton.
On motion, Resolrtd, That each county be
entitled to one delegate at large. one TOT eaeh
one hundred 400 votes, aud one Tor each irac'
tion over any go, cast for the Republican Presi.
Dental Electors at the election Of 1868.
On motion, ReS0lred. That We recommend 10
the several County Central Committees that the
Primary Election OF Delegates to both STATE aid
County Conventions be held on the oth day OF
September, 1870, and that at said election one
delegation be elected TO the State Convention
and one delegation to The County Convention.
On motion. Resolrsd, That u voter at the Union
Republican Primaries shall posscss the follow
in. qualifications: lie shall DO q citizen OF the
United States and Of the State Of Nevada; nc
shall at the time Of voting at the Primaries be II
qualified elector and registered voter OF the Pre-
cinct Ia which he offers to vote he shall have
voted the Union Republican ticket, state ana
National, at the general election OF November,
a, d, 1858. or would have done so had II been
possible 10 vote he shall solemnly pledge him.
self to vote for tho nominees OF the Union Re-
publican party at the general election In NoVem'
Dor, A.. D. 1870.
Resared, That we recommend to the several
County Central Committees that on the day OF
the Primary Election for Delegates to the sew
eral Conventions, the people be requested to
express their preference 10y the candidates for
the several Offices, State and County, by a direct
vote.
Delegates arc apportioned to the several coun.
ties as follows:
Churcall. =
Douglas. 1900. . >.
Esmcrai,.a ............... '..''.'..''''''''
ElkO. y
HunlOolut ''''''''''' :,
LyOu.....,
Lander
Lincoln. :
wye ..,............... =,
OrmsDy ,........
NIOrey
MarnoS .............-....s '..'''''''.O
White .''''.io
%
y. A.. H.. BALL,
Chairman Nevada State Central Committee
National Union Republican Party.
! c. c. BArrERNAN. Secretary. te2itd
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-08-15

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