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New-York tribune., 1870-09-22
Dipioen0 Notices.

A RKANSAS STATE B0NDS.-TheC COUPONS
due October ARKANSAS STATE BONDS. Issued 10 sI OF
railroads win he paid date the Banking ou
fARNllAM GILBERT Co. No Walst NesI9 ~ orisf Of
HENRY PAGE, State Tressur.r d. D. slCKELS,
FinAncisl Agent
INTEREST ON CITY STOCKS.-The inter
the Bonds City and County of NeyiSt cue
november l. 1910 viii be paid by JOHN BLbi esd
Chamberan Of the CITY. At his oo. the CoutHou-
The transfer books viii be closed saturday SenicmhA, lBn
RICHARD b CONNOLLY, Comptroler
Department Of Finance Comptros OGee NeEior september ~
1870
V'HE COUPONS of the INDIANAPOLIS,
Il BLOOMINGTON snd WESTERN RAILROAD BONDS due oct
will be paid In gold and after that date 81 the bAnhs
G X. GRIGGs President
VNHE COUPONS of the DANNlLLE, UR-
Il BANA. BLOOMINGTON and PBKIS RAILROAD BONDS cne
Oct vii be paid go free of and amer date al the FA
w ~ G. X GRIGGS, President
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Gitnations Uanieo--H Hlales.

4 COLLEGE GRADUATE, desiring to make
u ioneI an his profession would lac position the editorial
.t, some resspaper SALARY tH 10 object A-les H. Box no.
Tribune Office
C0,CUVAN - Situation WANTED by a
- 4D.,ror. Y1pihman has long the Of
-, s3 . ear mi diver the references from last employer
Address r W. Box No 100. Tribune ohee
HARDWARE.-A competent German, with
fu Of the builder hari"are an houe furnishing
-, tpg r.fer.nces this wishes situation
s9Lt,yAN Address. Eve dars, : B.. Herald OEc-
rNHF POSITION of B0OKKEEPER and
CASHIER or any similar position q Responsibility, WANTED by
oh experience; frcass references ability and in
lu-- -,ii,en ADDRESS W. W. Box 10 Tribune Ofce
IXvANTED-A SITUATION by a colored
voprg ,sn landed from Europe place Of
~ 7rv family where be colli himself general
ST can ar We well and wait K Box no. THhane Ohc
WHO will give an honest, trustworthy, in
w 1ns-ors apd vel eiucaei Swedish eruman writing sni
taking EaeIsh auepty PERMANENT sTVAIIONi Answer
TRI'yT Td5ule Once. Boz ll4.
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DOMESTIC MARKEEs.

BarrfvoRE 2-lOtOn dull ana i'ti
IS IS: DO Extra 56a - IS DO Iau So 81 Ga. A.I sq %
Ee.,sru Supesae 25a IS q; DO EIrl - ST Do IT
Cod 70 Prime : gse 81 s.; Common. II 81 - WI le !"
les Weytgr3 , Re- - : 81 - - y d & western Sc ~
Oss dai Al 65 RE q75c Me- ro ggei a. @zG - ~
n lie; Shoudsrs Hams z5a:s' Lar quiet A. islo WHISKY
pa pris Ser 2lQuerc,ron BTs uIclEd Clover seed
nonla s5as5 Timothy fn At @14+s 80, Lhs " slI M =.
Ii,rs. "a = 5, Yer.hve,,ra E1t F- E. Penn
p1S % in 5rsrl At III price I.saaa Rel - $50 - 90,
cs5-, wessH. sI I4a+i IS Rye-a.es w.ra. &C. Co,a
ys. asl rrovei demand; yellow i n KID se so Ois
ir Prime and Penns lysHs at s,a. De2Esre ''4''
ToEpo sept 2-I9uI dull and urc4gngc Wheat declining ,5
s55 s.t No M4ed 72c 81 Nze o.- os .iya-egE v II
nj, a..;Rd ,, ~ S ssi H.. we,i Ss t.o eo bus. Corn sa.
or 90 !. Lab ,qsaI .l,s5 ni @ a4easr % & s
a. = fl No ] spring; sc - for Au'eI t,Ti r.. o. ioI
49, CISb Ied A. II 70; Winter Wabash u p Corn
snt quiet O. non on nAty I m ,. Ct,ta AZ &c
RE- Corn Meal - Tor Bote g. for ynooga ( ,sl " m alSa q
so,Sn@' y ueb~i1es g0c Cana Freg.-vtea' 73-i Corn
oal. M son on - 70 SeTYork Railroad Ere shtfour :. Bos
Ton 6c New YORK 4 ,nd 10 A.an &C. Sr'n s G y ir1 @
iTbsT Cspsl E1ports-ZlOO bush wbst l"l bush Barley
nd ! 20 40 fee Lgmber. ., ,.--.. W.. ,.,r,.
MnsAvTEE sept 2FQaIa = dni i 11S J cay FTrhi.
un-anged Receipts-2oOJ bols fIouf o''Y Dll "H 'AP
s.Tt 2lM0sfs ere selling 55Q0e Rye 9c Other
's, qae' ssI @ 2Recep-14cOo bills Four 10000 bush
wbsst 30 90 bush Corn "a ,g bush O.,, ~, ,i 1 ti
Oae Do Bsre BY Ralroa1- p bush or, lV ~ % uusa
,ts ht. dul unchaugeL Flour dull ana Nhoui cu4nge
W.. gn.t "a. AZ lots No Milwaukee a. ~ 20 Corn unsettled
es ts 40 early al 73a1.c during te aiSIl1h 20
Western Oas quiet an .'fal sales zOy ~, Ct's,
Wsst- Der sample ease; 42 2J bush d0 70 afr'e pan a.
Other articles urchauge Freshts dull and u'0antL hsA
waes-i0 thls sold
ClScxsA sept 2Fo1r dull AMI unchanged neat nrR ana
% far -snd Wu. Red 81 ls Ho j. ~ lni ~" -" A'e
Kac.v 81 1Gs So Corn drm and scarce e' st ',1 - o'
steady. AMI 10 mol-fa.t demand al
Bal--s No a. 81 pa ~ Is Cotton du Hn1 nchhtii Ae
Tobacco du and unchanged WHISKY I'm Sn1 a lst
dr.rf IuB gc Wooi-iound Mes Pork fu %23 80
N, ial al "a fuu and Dropping Shoulder 4t
Cr,r Ri le,c; Cear Sides lc Lar dull loles AK Gus 70
sf' sf a
New-York tribune., 1870-09-22

ann, the engagement. s-e: L'-io1, sv . s'i Mi 7sS 20
Ss We, q, to s,,. s !. Cotton i ss s a. o, Ct,ee ,
~ tuoi 70 20. ssrei With quarter Wheat fr le i'ai
J Gsue m end te' w hs' 'nl .s more sas
s..i-f psr speculative IHg dsnH .' y e, tt "a ~ b
ES' E Tss Sso sTaF: s2as 9o s 'S 81 5, S s. l,o , IS
r No .s91o zee n ;1i 'lS5 Ss IN & ,J II 'i seoa NO
S :, Al 90 aaoati 81 sea 81 2; for s- S1a hem
n - barley /. in snd -as - ~ 20 uncertain
chicago At ~ . Bare, ca ~ , Is ns T a,s O 90 bush .,
~ Tor MIei New Oho 50 &c o & ,e- RE Is INN
So So srsa and wanted sales 600 bush a. se 2 o s Of a-d
c gs3e eI cSS siTo3 s', W.T.. .,s. ys p SO oec for "n
MIed Western White at s ana q rtt esys 5000 for
,iaH,, ,S, sI IS tr retail ba Iong Re S'" 'us
% sHd S,SSs SsS5, DO G Il % no sales report Manila firm at i gold
Jqs aSsss dG r.n. dali O. @naot beng & ss' pesT G
mall io,s saies Of 50 hsds Porto Rico al . ''~
an SSvtI az sroREs-sp Hf9e b. len q T s AZ & Roi1,
ns1nSs m ss rom z. y, 7efJ ~ an 6 aYa - s @ % e 20
deter gr, lsi 5eHa5a s - Pc Tar lu At - ~ Tor VIII
for No and g. - Se % y nsoH-ae aaeF sea1'e City Pitch
e. Is dIld Sd is du Eagss DO i do and an.
rroe' neHiR.L SSsar9 SSf @ oil. ar, au "a prices
,i Ohef Ons Shogi gn9.&ne & ,l.' - ~ s,k closing
m s. a. sgsd s25 J1i Tor Mes the outside 70, job
; sisf < y, Pi i Ses sad $Ss@5 r EA Mess Tee Beef
~ 90 p E PHS 1fS Cut Ne, are ys DBL prices
-, sontsL quiet At qloc e C Ca e,,s -, iU5 =.
- D
iV ss 40 l4c iOr No. l. SGl s for City an 10 oe
for Fa.- Il Prime Stesr -, ,-,---. a.. -. H..
- H. market for Crude hak for nasi but tois
- 80 les. frmness boles Al AtJe disposition
A. even 81 the fgue q1otc OF q l2 TlZf %
| Ne bear the Quotations being - 1913 70
Tsne- snd - 20 Lover. II nel there s lst
demand but increased trmucss o. Tie o. hoders Vheh
| 10 cbeck business; SAILS u l hhS FOR 6rsi half OF October
!, m fr the month 2c is bid Nsphtls ha teea q9e ct c
~ eror from TO-DAY have hgea Refined 35O bills IN
pf ~ Ria there moderate busue tans1leis note sale
N hl spot 2S November delivery qurel at 23ct and
Orobe sBd November @ The receipts there cla! were helnel
S SO btlI Crude. l 20 hhls
heavy; hansoon a.
70 -5c nd 20 tea old Carolina at Il i0c
STGAR-Raw moderately scve and T.; Pair o. Good Refining
qq bids p lOsc Cus . lOc for forO
Ro oIes Havana at lOlc RedDel u an weak We
.so'e Hsris 81 l34c
SBEDSCsouta Lhed Is n moderate demand and The market is
quote gold. We l-s 30 bags
to- gold Gras tnchnFed
IS - IS per bush for Timothy AM 44l54c, nomnal'F Y
Z o- Clover. &C..
STEAuN-There Is but little demand for anv except choice which
Is ce lsGsic asked Common goo QUOT 90 j. S4t-
TuIOWFor Prime there has leen tr -ta1 a $50. bal small
l5.. q choice hrng yaslc sales 5000 b prm. 90 ... 1900,
WH~KY-The market IL fairly sales n h Iron
.ss b ii 43ltc 100 bbls Wool alfc R.ceT,s 32 hbs
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LIVE STOCK MARKETS.

WFDsFDNY 2-SUEEP and LANHs number a26 TO-DAY, snt
.hs continues without material chang car NJ rlau sheep R
ssIIrr q deck
Ohio - n flc v lambs sold &c.
bu 4c Il h The op the market for sge o's IS gd61 b
% ed that rroe 81 Calalas 65 b &C. Trae generally dull The
AT Weehawken s. At Fo ltst and cars at
Couuur r1w. ,., . ,.t. ~.
it- Arrival, to-lv IS Comnun 20 Fort etst and
4 :. Mn.a.u..n A Ln Of ~ Nlaie. u D.. so % ..c-
New-York tribune., 1870-09-22
THE STATE or TRADE.

LoND6S Sept 2l-ll5 mCOusos opnei a. 2l or both money
an the account American securities fr Urei states FveTvcuv
bnds 1872 90t 1865 Old 89i; 1907, SO. Ief tes & Stocks
steady Railway shares, Is lao Ce-tas Ass A.a1ac and
Great Western 23k - ,...r. 90
LIvEEPooI sept 2-l:9o m-Coton opened lu milling Up
lands ed Midchug Orleans s.L - 49,. -
LOSDoS Sept Common Rodn frmer Luei Oh, SO Is =
IoSpoS Sept 2l-2 n-Cousols money M
ei dg Securities quiet stead JHo- states Ienl ory
ton1s 85l St0cks steady.
POfk dull Lard hrm.
IoNDoS sept 2130 p u.Tbe -re closed qHet Con
sos closed st for money and s.s qt be account ATenn
Seo ties N United States lWe1t- boz ollt ITO OH
1901 83t TeuF0rtes 85t Enc R9ay shares 49, -tols
Ceutras lis; Atlantic and Great Western, 2lt. ,,. 81,
LIVERPOOL sept 2l4;30 u-Cotton closed qne hlIhe w
lands o qgal: Nlling Orleans a.fI ss of te cav lN
49, SO Tor eror sn speculation. Common o goo & oWt
IxD1v sept 2l-Tsi0R declining. Sperm OF ll sugar quiet
I n,eed Oh frIn 81 43l per
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BIFFALO C4TTIRWARVrr- 60 o.

r m-iAsl -r4 lfn tls sfl 'urter decline Of
s- 1l. - w.. r o. I'of ioeai mos' OF h LATER went Easi
n -r ltlas t9lscaHle t4 reduced
~- se ssies reaching zl59 bead 4r,s ggre i6s cars
-. lsT ce h'tuE lolg4. 81 I80 s862; Com
tra 20 ~ 0+t To- Or1nar Illinois 4 2. C,ra.e - ia
10 -. week. Pess ne 'ayg iglt, Canada i1bs s6 81; In
tOei 3o+s fT Ohio and - Is Tor Michigan Ie.s Hog, are
New-York tribune., 1870-09-22
Gituutious f0arieo--f females.

4 LADY of experience desires a position as
n GOyTRyEsS .ual children 10 teach English ag1 Muse OF 10
sg gentleman No objections to tAe South OF West Ai
dress r H., Tribune Ofc-
A \ American Girl wishes situation to TAKE
n CARE CHI oi, and 20 sr"ig -, ~ ave
reference Apply AZ 4J East 7'trs1s aoo nom
HOTSEKEEPER WANTED-By a middle
AGED Widow rstass hot prvsts family competent
10 .urrned given 70 qualification and ehare
ter Address sir. bEBllN. lpi Di7isoa.st
NXrANTED-A Situation as COY ERNESS by
w LAZY qualified e he Engl 1 tI,nets Ltta Ger
end fhe Piano IIuestollle reference gwen ana
rtduircl Address A G., stston D.
EIRST-CLASS FEMALE SERVANTS sup
i pied tv PIERCE Co, B0FlngTreen Greenhorrs and
other selections American Egsh seoc Gernsnsi s~eles
Iusb
GOOD German female SERVANTS constantly
" 10 be found Miss HILDS GERMAN NSIlII h. ~ hofoGi
betseeu Riv.ugion and stanton.
HERMAN FEMALE SERVANTS, capable
" an Trustworthy constantly to b. found Al Frist Mr 10"
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financial.

sHIo MISSISSIPPI RAILWAY Co.. Oyycr = w.
H'IE ANNUAL MEETING of the ROM
md CKHOLDEhS of the ONO sHd MISSISSIPPI R.II
WAY COMPANY for tts ELECTION Of THKLE DlRECIORs 70 an
caused By tie expiration 0f tie
Aspn4s Joseph ". AOp Of NeV.York Lsrl Auaeo ~ @
lus sud for Of such other uss a. r M ,
l-fn them si BE- held tie elce of the Comga9r n, "a ",
POust Cincinnati. Ohio THUhSDAY Oeoter - lg7O a. no
VcseE m transfer books sl be closed from 0cot n M ~
lst lay september until 10 oeloek l7 ds ef eo
b. b. 0fsr b. HAMMOND, secretary.
BOSTON. HARTFORD AND ERIE RAIL
II ROAD NOTICE-Th. trlrr th Bostor
lsr.li l te N -ysl tnpary yi D, lsd tu Office % he
...E aTl T.f-I cos" t.l. ....r William III s-5
.... Nrrior4 CiI, ol WLDa4-D-I s.pL 81 l..1 By
SBEDEIuCE A. LANE President
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STOUT & DICKINSON,
BANKERS,

25 BRoADsT, CORNER gxCHASGEPLACg SEw.ToRS'
GOVERNMENT SECURITIES GOLD STOCKS and BONDS
bought and sold received sni interest allowed
on balances which he sight bank
V. STOUT, President Nat Shoe sni Leather D.nh
}. b. DICKINSON, late President Teuth Nations, Bank
PLATT X DICKINSON member Of " Y Stock ni Gold Ethng
HOWARD O. DICKINSON member ofS Y. stoci Exchange.
New-York tribune., 1870-09-22
COTTON MARKETS.

G,-s~-N sept 2I-Con du nal Good Ornsrr, l4tc
ssrs - ls 1T receipts - sa-s EEpor-C'-sifs IA baIes
-t.r.. .r1J lels, 90
BAgoRs sept H-Cotton-Cahle tuyars 20 with
csa Nrg Is!c sae 81 bales net reclseoaN4se - baie'
s.oes 1855 bales.
NyET0rs sept 2-Cottel doll Low Mddings l64fIci net
a bales - bales, sOk, lJ1 iGes
BToy Sept a. Cotton dub aal lover; MIDI ug i5.c sales I
bsr nr receipts 40 bales c04stse W bale total 10 bales s0oA
..HI bales
NEsOmEsV' Sept 2Coton-Demaat fair At Over rsies
M1lrEs. l1s lc ssss 50 bales eTs LII bales
o'-s~ls- l1 u4-s total % bales; s,cs. 1852 bales
-AthN sept lCot0uueua1 good for the higher grades
h4ltnEs sales tl3
coa-,a.s.. 3 so bales, stock. 81 tales
thAHfhsrON. sept 2lNoo1 Zoe, sales, 100
bs..s nrt rveeip's a's bales stock 5.i74 bales.
N b ~ , pf Al-tola1 au Narugs lGtc. sales
~ receipts 20 1esi eIpofs-c IL bsesi stock,
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Sales bn Autilon

Sales bn autilon
A. MEHwGS. AEetioneer
DY BANGS. MERWIN Il Co., Broadway, cor.
lI hsSaies Of Books Works OF Art Fnev Goods FurDo &c
FRIDAY AFTERNOON sept -. at 4 ?. N, 80
LAW BOOKs-Comprsng Englsh Common Law and ChAneery
Reports Ahrdgemen Dgests lrratses am also o o. raI
GEO. A LEAvIrr Aucroneer. -.
DOOK TRADE SALE ROOMS, CLINTON
I'D HALL Astorplnce and Eghths LEAyITT, SIREBE!GH x
Co. LBEAEIE CAriLoGrED AND SOLD
DY JOHN II. DRAPER & CO., AuctloneeTs--
I'D The DELAWARE, LACKAWANNA AND WESTERN KALI
10000 TUNS SCRANTON COAL
q, prtc Au IN WEDNESDAY Sept Al O'Clock 20
Frchluge-place. SAMUEL SLOAN President
IMPAIRMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS.
BENZ. p FATRCHILD. Auetioneer
By order Of the Hon WILLIAM NJ TWEED, Commissioner n Public
Work. will be sold PUBLIC AUCTION FRIDAY, sept g. 1870,
O'Clock n yesbule Of the City Hall in the City Of New
York,
ALL BUILDINGS AND PARTS or BUILDINGS as taken By the
Commissioner and appointed by the Supreme
Court for Lexington from sevenr street
the City Of New York which buildings and parts
OF buildings certain map Die in the once Of the
Department Of Public Works No. 257 Broadway.
For particulars sppy the ohce Of the suctoneer No
Beach street
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-09-27
FROM SAN FRANCISCO
IMMENSE SUCCESS OF THE FRENCH
SANITARY FAIR-DEATH OF a
CALIFORNIA PIONEER.

SAN Francisco, September 27-2r. NJ.
Gold at IL A. NJ, 1877; greenbacks,
SSH-selling, $50.
The French Sanitary Fair realized
over eight thousand dollars last even
Ing.
The Commission have already conf
menced sending funds to the ProVi-
sional Government Of France at Tours.
Great numbers Of Americans attend
the Fair nightly and compete with the
French. The most absurd prices are
paid ut the auctions. Articles costing
twenty-five cents bringing often twen-
ty-five dollars.
The excitement over this Fair has
never been equalled in San Francisco.
S. 8. Thompson, a California Pho
neer, aged 81 years, a native of New
York, who had resided previous to
coming to California in Texas, died OF
heart disease, at his residence No. 32l
O'Farrell street, this morning. He
was general agent Of the Union In
surance Company.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-09-27
DISPATCH

SAN FRANCISCO, September27-3p.M NJ.
Ellen f. Elwood, Nellie Tabor and
Elizabeth Jouers, are under arrest,
charged with robbing Captain Henry
Spencer, owner Of q little ster-wheel
steamer, in a lodging house on kear-
ney street, near Pacific, last night.
The Board Of Health has been In
session all morning, investigating mat
tiers In their department. They
find things badly demoralized. The
liquors furnished to the County Hos
pital, through a member Of the Board
of Supervisors, arc alleged to be of the
vilest description. The employees Of
the institution arc demoralized, and
things about the place generally are at
loose ends.
The quarantine officer, through the
action Of the Police Court, is, as al
legged, unable to satisfactorily discharge
his duties; and the Hospital Fund Is,
owing to the demand for the support Of
patients coming here from all points of
the Pacific coast, running low.
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raj Grant against vicksburg and Rich

raj Grant against vicksburg and Rich
mond.
Tours, September 2s.-1hsre have
been several engagements with the
the enemy in the open country be-
tween Paris and Blois. The results
are not serious.
The Government here denies the
categorical statement of the Berlin
correspondent Of the London Times
that Marshal Bazaine had made pro-
posals for the surrender Of the garri-
son of Metz.
Havre has been reinforced, and has
received a number Of mitrailleurs.
Tho place is now fully prepared to
defy attack.
Tho great majority Of the Projects
In the Departments have met to organ
lie fora general uprising for the ma
tional defense. Several journals here
dwell on the fact that Government
permits such disorders as occur al
Lyons. Cheseret Is there, and his in.
fluence, they say, is very bad. 1t seem:
that his purpose is to excite serious dis
! turbances. - s
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-09-27

DEMocRATIc NoMINATIoNs.-At thu
Democratic County Convention held n
washoe City OH Saturday, the follow
ing nominations were made: Fol
Senator, Sol. Geller; Assemblymen,
John p. Richardson, Mr.. Cooke and
Mr.. Owens; Sheriff, Joe Jones Treas
urer, Mr.. Croker; County Clerk, J.B
williams; County Recorder, i. S
Eaton /; District Attorney, Mr.. Knox
County Assessor, J. Hope; County
Surveyor, Major Eaton; Public Ad,
ministrator and Coroner, VIM. II. IIar,
don
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-09-27

The President of the California State
Agricultural Society, in his recent ad,
dress ut the Fair, estimates the wine
production of this year at 100000 OC
gallons, and the wool clip at 20, 200, 00C
pounds. Allowing for little of the ell.
thuslasm inevitable on such occasions,
there can be no doubt that the Union
Is right when it asserts that the pro.
ducts of the vineyards alone will
eventually be worth annually more
than the gold mines.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-09-27

HE american Association for the
Advancement Of Science" at Troy,
after mature consideration, has de-
clared that .tthe homologies Of the
synomosal bone indicate the ~posterior
half Of the zygomatic arch" There
is 10 doubt about the correctness of the
proposition. Jenkins, who attended
the Republican Convention at Elko,
last week, says he saw the "poste-
rior" half Of some Of the delegates
exhibited quite prominently.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-09-27
PLATFORM AND RESOLUTIONS
OF THE UNION REPUBLICAN
PARTY OF NEVADA.

ADOPTED IN STATE CONVENTION AT ELKo, SEP
TExDER 2lsT, 1870.
Resartd, That the Administration OF Presi'
dent Grant and the Republican majority In Con.
oress arc entitled to the thanks OF the country
2or the manner In which they have discharged
their duties and fulfilled the promises upon
which they were elected to power,
SecOnd-That we renew our pledges OF dcyo'
ton to the Federal Union, and consider the
| preservation of Its integrity and the mainten-
ance of Its honor as the highest duty OF every
American citizen. and to this end we Invite the
cooperation Of all men. without regard to past
| political associations or differences. -
rhird-That we are now, as ever. opposed 10
all forms and phases OF human slavery, and In
favor OF all measures the purpose OF which Is 10
lawfully project tho labor OF the citizen. ana
that the action OF Congress In re using TO admit
Asia,ics to the privileges OF naturalization re-
ceiyes the thanks and Endorsement OF this Con-
~yention. and we earnestly urge upon that body
to speedily enact such laws Us will prevent inc
further importation Of Chinese under service
contracts. .
Fourth-That we favor the entire repeal OF
the income tax, and the reduction OF the tariff,
and all other taxation, to the lowest point con-
sistent with the maintenance OF the pubic
credit. -,
Flnh-That we sympathize with all people In
cvery country who are striving to resist tho en-.
croachments Of dcspotiFm and.establish consti'
CT BATTERMAN. Chairman.
JoHN II. BoALT, Secretary.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-09-27
Union Republican State Ticket

Union Republican State Ticket
For Governor,
FRED. "A. TRITLE,
or Storey county.
For Lieutenant GorSnor,
II. 8. SLING
or ornsby.
For Congressman,
THOMAS FITCH, OF white Pine.
For Judge OF Supreme Court,
]. 3. SLAUSSEN, Of Lander.
For Clerk Of Supreme Court.
ALFRED HELM, OF ornsby.
For Treasurer,
len. WINES, Of Elko.
For Controller,
w. w. HOBART, OF White Pine.
For Secretary Of State,
J. d. MINOR, OF Humboldt.
For Attorney General,
WILL CAlIPBELL, OF Storey.
For State Printer,
II. z. MIGHEIIS, Of Ormsby.
For Surveyor General,
JOHN DAY, OF 0rmsby.
For State MlneraloGist,
HENRY wHITEHILL, OF Churchill.
For sup't Public Instruction,
A. n. FISHER, Of ormsby.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-09-27
POLITICAL.
PUBLIC MEETINGS.
Appoln,nept. ID Hon. A. A. sarse
The Republican County Convention
To DO Held in yIrslnin City. on Monday,
October Sd, 1870. 81 o. a
LIST or DELEGATES.

VIRGINIA CITY. -f--I.
First ward-J. P. Wheeler. W. A: Walter, u.
n. BELLS, A. Borland, g. W. Mead, Jamcs Phe-
Ian aud Ellis Elliott.
Second Ward-J. T. Goodman, John Piper,
George Downcy, A. L. Edwards. VIM. N. Let,
c. T. Legate, Hugh Kelly, j. W. Wilson, WIN.
Pennison, F.. Lord and c. B. Brooks.
Third ward-Messrs. Aurich, Symone. Ben.
nett, Brodek, Stern, Goodwin, Smith, Green,
Wood, Iackey and Hemenway.
Fourth W~ard-Andrcw Frazier, Samuel Ow'
ems, Elias Breed, James Killcn, Joseph Stehlc,
Ed. Hurd and J. II. Dyer.
GOLD HILL.
First W~ard-Richard Mercer, Geo. W: Dor
win, P. Smith, L. Virgins, w. D.. c. Gibson,
W. II Isascs, l.. Erwin, W. II. Benefits: N. j.
Ball, A. Ingrund, ]. d. Stewart, W. Simpson
and A. c. Hay.
Second Ward-T. Gallagher, George Clark,
Nick Andrews, C. II. Golding, II. c. Blanchard,
o. Frazier and Joe Bish.
American Flat-A. lawson.
Flowery-E. l.. Buckingham.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-09-27

A WRITER, after referring to the ex-
perience of Homer, Cervantes, Savage,
Goldsmith and other authors who lived
In poverty and distress, adds: "Ge,
MUS Is a gift to be admired rather than
d~asirCl
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-09-27

In a breach of promise case at Ev-
ansville, Indiana, 100000 fora broken
heart are claimed.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-09-27

The drouth in Western New Jersey,
it Is said, has not been equalled in
thirty-one years.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-09-27

AGerman In Detroit recently became
crazy about the European war, and,
armed with a scythe, began doing sem
tinel duty on the streets. g.r.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-09-27

They tell of a foundryman In New
Orleans who is so pious that he Will
only make upright boilers.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-09-27

The CENsus.-The official census re-
turns of New Hampshire showa popu-
lation Of 1904 in 1870, against $780,
O73 in 1850, making a loss Of $40 per-
Sons In ten years.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-09-27
Republican State Central Committee,

STOREY-S. T. Gage, DR.. &. d. Znbriskto
md G. &. Batterman.
WASHOE-J ii. KInkeRd and c. II.
Eastman.
WHITE PINE-Thomns p. Hnwley and
Thomas Wren.
LANDER-E. s. Davis md &c. Bateuinn.
LYON-W. Buuchcr ind fly. Sweetnpplc.
ORlISBY-A. ID. Trendway.
DOUGLASS. W. Haines.
RSaIERALDA-M. A. Murphy.
CHURCHILL,M. W. Hoyt.
NYE-JRmes NJ. Graves.
ELKO-F. VI. Smith.
LINCOLN-John d. Best.
HUMDOLDT-M. 4. ThOmpson.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-09-27

A MAN having been killed in New
York by blow from a spade. a con-
temporary heads Its account "Shor-
elled to Death"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-09-27

IL Cincinnati, recently, to revenge
herself against her husband, who was
= drunkard, q wo,uan attempted to
poison her five children.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-09-27

THERE are two directly opposite
reasons why some men have poor cred
it-one because they are not known.
and the other because they are known.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-09-27

A, BALTIMORE Grand Jury has pre-
sented base ball a 5 "one Of the grada-
tions Of crime"