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To nominate candidates Cor the folloui ing Offices,
to wit: Governor, Lieutenant Governor, Repre-
sentative in Congress. Justice Of the Supreu Q
| Court, Secretary of State, Attorney General
Treasurer oc State, Controller of State. Surveyor
General. Snperinf endent Of Public Instruction,
State Mineral gist, and Clerh OF Supreme Court;
and the transaction OF such other business shall
properly come before said Convention.
Gu motion, Resolved That each county be en-
titled TO one Delegate at large, f,t each
hundIe ell 400 votes, aud for each fraction
MY t50l cat for the Republican Presidential
Electors at the election of lstS
On motion, Resolved, That recommend tn
the several County al Committees that the
Primary Election If Delegates to both State and
County Conventions be held on the 18th day Of
September. $50 and that at sad election one del
eraiion be elected t. the State Convention and
delegation To :he County Convention.
IN motion, Resolved, That voter at the Union
Republican Primaries shall possess the lliwing
qualifications: He shill BE- II citizen Of the United
states and of the State of Nevada he shall at the
time OF voting at the Primaries be qualified
electer and registered ter Of the Precinct IN
which he offer- t. vote; he shall have voted the
Union Republican ticket. State aud National at
the General klecti"n Of Now mber, A. D. 1865.
would hav. done 81 had it be possible to vote;
he shall sulemniy pledge himself to vote for the
nominees Of the Union Republican party at the
General Election in November, A. ID. $50.
Resolved. That we recommend 10 the several
County Central Committees that on the day of the
Primary Election FIR Delegate. II the several con-
ven'ous the people be requested to express their
preference fl the candidates for the several Offices
state and County. by direct vote.
Delegates are apportioned to the several Counties
A. follows:
Churchill. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Douglas
Humboldt
Lyon .
Lander ................-..-.....- II
l. :
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lPublic-No. 9.
An Act to protect officials in Government: employ

Pc it enacted by the Senate and House Of Re p
resentatiSes Of the United States Of America in
Congress assembled, Til & officer clerk in the
United STATES Government employ shall al an,
time solicit CONT ibu;ous of other officials
poyees in the government service for gift o.
present to those in superior oficial position !;
nor -hail any such officials clerical snperiois
ceive any gift OF present offered or presented I
them the contribution II tn in government
employ receiving less salary than .thems. Ives;
n.S shall any of1icer or clerk make any nation
M g,t or present Z" any official superior. ANY
ficer or clerk volat' & AnN Of the provisions OF
this bill >haIi be eumm'riy discharged fom the
Government employ. Z rs-t i.-f-' " Oh
Approved, February ], $50. 80 ,zHo ~ g
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Thursday, September 18th, 1870,

the polls to he opened at l O'Clock P. NJ, and
closed at O'Clock r. NJ, AS fol- VS.:
IL GENOA Precinct, at-ihe Court House- Judges,
". d. cray AMI John IA. Davis
In Lake Valley, at ais Station. Judges,
J. Spencer and 5. Duckworth.
In Jacks Valley, at school House. Judges,
James Fuller and A. ". burre.l.
In Mottsvili-, at Duncan. Saloon. Judges, L.
". Duncan and Noah Blossom.
In Cave kock, at 6lenbrook House. judges.
NJ L. Spouner and -Jsruue.
In aiaer River, at Double Springs. Judges,
T. r. Hickey and X. I. Dunlap.
In East Fork at Newtuns Station. Judges,
George Z. Bell and : N-smiih-
Resolved, That the County Ceatrai Committee
shall have D ,wer to nil any vacancies upon The
County ticket which may occur by reason Of death
OF other cause.
PETER LIGHTLE, Chairman.
FRED FUR1H Seer 'ary. seo-ld
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rs PREPARED TO EAECUTE ALL WORK
L for parties wishing water from either Of the
water Companies
Carson street, opposite St. Charles.
Carson City, Nevada. ug"st 81 1870
; Those WHO ARE AFFLICTED with rheumatism.
Neu algia, Gout and Scrofula should try DR.. s.
g. Smiths "AEamiracuIas" Azure guaranteed.
1t Is Claimed for thi. N dicne that its curative
posers arc wonder full to experience. For sale by
all Druggists and dealers in Medicines.
ljy16-f] Ed. D. wENBAN, travelling agent.
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NOTICE.

HOLDERS OF TICKETS TO the GIFT CONCERT
in aii OF the Mercantile Library Association, are
hereby notified, that the Concert is postponed
mt
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OF THR
UNION REPUBLICAN STATE
CENTRAL COMMITTEE.

At a meeting Of the Union Republican Stat
Central Committee he d at Virginia City June p,
$50, it was resolved thrt n STATE Convention Of
the National Union Republican. Party he held at
ELK, IN
WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 81, 1870,
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Tuesday, October 4th, 1870.
wednesday, September 2Sth, 1870

Convention, tie held on
Wednesday, September 2Sth, 1870.
Betw cen the hours Of and O'Clock P. NJ, o
that day, at the following places:
Carson PIecnct-At the Law Office Of Clayton
Davis.
Empire Preciuct-At wolf& Staple.
The following Judges snd Clerks Of election
were chosen: Carson Precin"t-Judges, James
Duffy Jo, eIh Roeenstock; Clerk, j. c. Dorsey.
Empire PrtCinct-Jddges. }. Freeman, j. L.
Bright: Clerk }. Longabaugh.
Atm. 1t was resolved, that a primf ~ electi
,or delegates to the state Convention OF the DEM
ocraric Party to be hed in Eik0 on Wednesday,
the l4ih day of september, A. b. 1870, be held
on
Tuesday, the 23d day of August, 1870:
at the same places. between the same hours, with
the same Judges and clerks are above de,igna-
ted in the If the election fr delegates + the
County Convention.
5th 1t was resolved. that voter, at the
Democratic primary elections, shall POSSESS the
70 lowing qualifications He SHALL at the time OF
holding said primary ell. ctions, be duly quail fled
eiector Of Ormsby County. and he shall. if re-
quired. pledge himself to support the ticket Of
the Democratic Party at the general election III
November, A. D. $50.
9th. 1t was resolved that the apportionment
Of Delegates to the State Convention from Ormsby
County be as follows:
From Carson Precinct ..-..........-.............i
From Empire Precinct.
7th 1t was resolved. that in case of failure to
act the part of any judge or clerk Of the cleo
tions authorized by the COMMITTEE, any ten qua
places above designated, may select judges or
clerks to fill any vacancy, and TO act as such
Judge or clerk. Z. Ellis, Chairman
Y. A. T GILBERT, Secretary anl9-td
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County Treasures Report

To the Hon Board If County Commissioners OF
Orm-by County. State of Nevai,:
Observation-Disclosures 1 submit my report of
the business # the Treasurer Office for the six
months ending Jnne 50, 1870
NV last semi annual report dated January od
1870 showed ca-h on hand in the different funds
On December slss, 1852 rs follows:
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At meeting of the Union Republican Contra
Committee Of Douglas County held At Genoa, Au
gust 29th, 1870. it was
Resolved, That the apportionment of Delegates
to the County Convention be As follows:
Genoa Precinct. Delegate.
Lake Valley Precinct.
Jacks Valley Precinct.
Muttsville Precinct....
Cave Rock PreciDct........... ...........TwO
East Fork Prerinct.
Walker River Precinct. Two
Resolved, That . County Convention Of the
Union Republican Party Of Douglas County be
held at Genoa, on
Saturday, September 18th, 1870,
at IL o'clock NJ, to nominate:
One state Senator.
Two Assemblymen.
One Sheriff.
One Treasurer.
Cne Recorder.
one County Clerk.
One Assessor.
One Distri Attorney.
Three County Commissioners.
One Public Administrator.
One County Surveyor.
One superintendent of Public Instruction.
Resolved, That voter at the Union Republican
primaries shall posses. the following qualifications;
He shall be n citizen Of the United States ard oil
the state Of Nevada; he shall. AT the time Of vot-
ing at the primaries, be a qualified elector and
registered voter IF the precinct in which he OF
fers to vote; he shall have voted the Onion kepnb-
lican ticket, State and National, at the general
election in November, A. ID ls6S, or weu'd have
done so had it been pos,bie To vote; he shall
suIemuly pledge himself to vIte for the N )minees
Of the Union Kepubiican party At the general cleo
ton in November. A. b. 1870.
Resolved, That the Delegates TO the State ron-
vention be selected b, direct vote at the primary
.lectiou and that the delegation elected. shall
vet Delegates To the Convention for the nominal
ion Of district Judge.
Resolves, That the Primary elections Of the sew
,ral precincts he held on
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Resolved. That . County Convention Of the
Union Republican Party Of Douglas County be
held at Genoa on
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Il. a. DAVIS.
MANUFACTURE OF
Tin, Copper, Galvanized and
Sheet-IrOn Ware.

Job work Promptly attended to
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Litchfield enquirer., 1870-05-12
MAM [. 1)robate Notifes

q Ta court.of Probate holden at Plyn.. -s "A within and for the District of Piymo. on the 4th day of May, A. D. 1870.
 Present: Augustus E Fenn, Esq, Judge. istEator on the estate of David Gcarri1x late of fPlymouth within said district. daceas. cd. This court doth decree Chat six nonfha be allowed and limited for the creditors of aaid estate to exhibit their claims against the m. to the Administrator and directs that public no. tic0 be given of this order by advertfSinr m a newspaper published in LitchAeld, and by p0et- ing copy on the public sign post in said town oe Plymouth nearest the place where the dsceas- ed last dWelt.
 Certified from Record. | @ 6Sw AUGUSTUS E. FENN, Judss.
Litchfield enquirer., 1870-05-12
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 Sale to take place at the late residence of 0aid Ltchfeld.
 Terms made known at the time of sale. Sw EDWARD HOPKINS. Administrator.
Litchfield enquirer., 1870-05-12
lf@I3 RaGITS TO SELL DIR. IRISH'S
 OTTAWA BEER.

n AVE been reduced from two hundred 11 dollars to one hundred. including ten gallons of extract. Persons who want to sell
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Litchfield enquirer., 1870-05-12
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Litchfield enquirer., 1870-05-12

BOOK AGENTS WANTED TO SELL
Litchfield enquirer., 1870-05-12

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Evening star., 1870-02-05

The BALTIMORE AND POTOMAC RAILROAD
Welearn that the debate in the Senate Wednes-
day on the bill concerning tae Baltimore and
Potomac railroad (Which debate was referred
to editorially in Thursdays STAR) has led TO a
wrong impression as to what is asked by the
company.
The description OF that part OF the proposed
route within the city which is involved in the
amendment, is expressed in the charter granted
in March, 1869, as follows -. Thence along
said south X street westwardIy to south Fourth
street; thence by line curving to the right to
the north bank of the canal; and thence along
the said bank of the canal northwestwardly to
Virginia avenue; thence along Virginia avenue
northwestwarily to the intersection of south C
and west Ninth Streets
To avoid the purchase of valuable private
property uIOn the chartered line, the COMPANY
now ask an amendment to their charter, allow
ing them to follow south X street to a point
nearer the canal; thence, by a curve to the
right, to cross to the south bank, and thence to
pass along 1t only 10 Virginia avenue, there in
tersecting their chartered line s'passing along
virginia avenue northwestwardly to the inter
section Of south G and west 9th streets" There
is nothing, therefore, in the original bill or pro-
posed amendment, indicating any purpose on
the part of the Company to follow either bank
of the canal to the Centre Market or Pennsylva-
MIA avenue, although the debate i'm the Senate
on the I'd instant would lead to that inference.
Evening star., 1870-02-05

VIEGINIA.-As already announced, the Gen
eTal Assembly of Virginia reassembles on Tues
day next, for the purpose of electing State Off
GERS and enacting such laws as may be necessary
to render operative the new constitution, under
which the State has now passed. All the State
ofhcers are required to be chosen from men not
obnoxious to the provisions of the fourteenth
amendment. The judges of the Supreme Court
of Appeals will be elected for twelve years. and
those of the Circuit Court for eight. The Audi
tor and State Treasurer are also to be elected,
and, with the Governor, will constitute the
Board of Public Works, and consequently will
control almost entirely the internal improve
ment policy of the State. The school, county
organization, and road systems will be among
the most important matters for consideration.
Since the "restoratiOn' there has been a great
thirst for Office i'm the State. The Virginia pa
pers say that there are more offices to be filled
by the Legislature than at any previous time;
but there are also more applicants i'm proportion
to the Offices than were ever before known i'm
the Commonwealth
Evening star., 1870-02-05

Taking il altogether one OF the best dramatic
perfOT mances given in Washington during the
winter vas Sheridan's comedy of the ..School for
Scandal a. played by Laura Keene and COM
pany at Walls Opera House last evening. Gen.
Sherman and family occupied a private box
The "Charles Surface of Mr.. Mortlaunt and
the ''Sir Peter and Lady TeazleH of Mr.. Jack
and Miss keene were the gems of the perfor-
nance. The ''SiT Oliver" vf Mr.. Wallis was
y0ryi good, but the ''Joseph Surface" of Mr.
Laurence not quite neat picture of the
hyPocritlcal man of sentiment as We expected
from him. The minor characters were fairly
played, some little better and some a Little
worse than usual, with the exception of
''MOses, which was in a style which might do
for buTlesqun, not for standard comedy. There
was no audible prompting TO mar the perfJr-
nance, and the waits between the acts were
not too longi two things for which play-goers
are always thankful. The piece will be repeat.
"a this evening and on Monday christmas
Eve' from Dickens Christmas story will be
brought ont.
Evening star., 1870-02-05
ReceptiOus,


Mrs Grants receptions will be held every
Tuesday during the season, between the hours
of and 4 p. IN.
Secretary and Mrs. BeIknap have issued cards
for receptions for Feb. eth, 10Th and 10th, at Q
=. M. No. ; Madison Place.
The receptions of the Speaker of the House
OF Representatives viii be at his residence, 4Os
Fifteenth street, from 0 to III o'clock on each
Friday evening of the season.
Mrs Blaine's receptions will be held every
Wednesday Of the season, between the hours OF
and ; p. m
At the Russian Legation, Madame de Cata-
cazy will receive on Thursdays, from until :
r. M
AT the Argentine Legation, Madame de Gar
eia will receive on alternate Monday evenings
commencing on Monday. Jan. Sd, and will be al
home on Saturdays, from until y. IN.
We are requested to state that in consequence
OF necessary repairs, there will be no evening
receptions at the British Legation until special
invitations are issued.
Evening star., 1870-02-05

Since the exhibition of Prince Arthur pedes-
trian procliyities, in New York, walking has
become quite the thing with the nobby young
men OF that city, who are always on the look
out to ape foreign ways. Heretofore it has been
decidedly ungenteel to take long stroll through
the suburbs or in the Park. But III. X. H. has
changed all that. 1t Is already not an unusual
sight to see a squad OF young fellows dressed in
short coats and thick soled shoes start off park
wards at swinging pace for a two hours walk,
instead OF driving fast team or loafing around
billiard rooms and hotel entrances, as used to
be their habit.
Evening star., 1870-02-05
The Marke0 To-Day.
zelegrdphed Ezclxsiuely to TIE Evening .Nay

BALTIMORE, Feb. 5-Cotton dull at 2iX
Flour dull and more weak. Howard
street, superfne, .si.75as5oo; do. extra
S5.2oaS6; DO. family, S6.25as1. City Mill,
superfne. S5aS575; do. extra, S5.50aS6.25; do
family, $1aSS75. Western superfne, s4.75aS5
do extra, S5.25aS575; do. family, s6.25as675
wheat dull and unchanged. Corn dull; white
s5c.aS1; yellow, 90a92c. Oats dull. Rye very dull
and nominal. Pork quiet at S2SaS2S.5o. Bacon
quiet. Rib sides, 16; clear do, l6H; shoulders
Is; hams, 1sa20: Lard dull at 16x xaiIs Whisky
dull and firm 97a9Sc
NEW YORK, Feb. 5.-Stocks strong. Money
easy at 3 per cent. Exchange, long, o
short, 9S. Gold, 2l. Five-twenties, 1862
coupon, 15I. Virginia skies, ex-cOupOn, 62x
new, 66x. North Carolinas, old, AN, new, 26E.
BALTIMoRE, Feb. 5.-Virginia 6's, 1866, 81
BID; DO, 1867, 81 bid; do. coupon, old, 81 bid
asked.
Evening star., 1870-02-05

R-Norfolk has gentlemen who are eau fai
on Gfdires de terpsichore."
" California is getting up two national flags
OF native silk, one each for the State and Federal
capitols.
SNOregon gives balls, and with the proceed $
ouys Sunday-school libraries and chuych bells.
- The s,O0o,OO acres of Texas soil sold by
government for taxes realized for the treasury
S6,OO0-13 acres for a cent,
Evening star., 1870-02-05

~Cincinnati Is to have sGreat Interpa-
tional Singing Festival next June
GrHon. Ignatius Donnelly IL 10 stump lfinpe-
sofa in favor Of free trade
- Sunday is favorite day with New York
boys for kite-fying.
~Boston has had, this season, eighteen snow
storms and no snow.
sTrhe gold beads of our grandmothers are
once more fashionable.
ga Nevada writer speaks of a fissure silver
vein that "extends from grass to h-l.r
Evening star., 1870-02-05

BIBLE IN THE PUBLIC SCHooLs.-Rev DIR.
HeacOck, of Buffalo, in a recent discourse i'm
that city took substantially the same ground on
the subject OF the Bible in our common Schools
as that taken by the Rev. DIR. Speer, in the New
York Independent. He said ssthere was as
much reason for demanding the reading of the
Bible in planning mill or woolen factory as in
the common schools" Certain it is that there
are but few private schools in which the Bible
is read
Evening star., 1870-02-05

The ANNIHlLArIoN OF THE wIcKEp.-This
doctriRe, according to the Methodist Home
Jcurnal, Is taking root and spreading among
anlnEing men, both in and out of that Church.
and both in and out of its ministry, with n
growth that is obvious and threatening. Ii is
asserted that the question whether the Scrip
lures promise perpetual existence TO any but the
good must soon have thorough reheariny in
that denomination "
Evening star., 1870-02-05

Work is to be stopped on the new post Office
building in New York, and every laborer en-
ployed upon il discharged before the close of the
present month. The reassn assigned for this
unexpected move Is the fact that all the funds
appropriated for the erection of the building
have been exhausted.
Evening star., 1870-02-05

lBy Bankers,' Brokers'. and Commercial Lines of
telegraph.
Lewis johnson & Co. quote stocks and bonds
in home and foreign markets as follows:
Gold, 120xa1
fBy Cable.l
LONDON, Feb. 8, II q. m.-C0nsols for money
g2h; Consols for account, 92X. Bonds, 49, 81 4;
20, 81 S6; l0-4O's, six; Illinois, 1O4x Erie,
20S; Atlantic, 26k.
LIVERPOOL, IL a. m.-NOthing received vet.