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Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-04-04

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iorl Uaias. n. n, q. 600 pounds Basea.
Esit %iHss;ts T. 3. Is sSS SSSSd s. sssau
got EtInIsn, =, ~ ~, 300 psnats BaeoR.
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For! Bessou! \ II ls,oS, gsunds Bsson,
4 ISst naIiss. N. n %, oCb pcunds Baoon.
FORT GpmniSgsI y. u. .. 900 Pounds baSon. ....
My S;ptss. S q ss.a iS:n sa.Al,a
i. Si:ii5! SiI sslS: 5:sS!,.s sst., y.9gsE,
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:: @si. DEN AsSs z. iosd sssiitiss sI;s
S.t e. sss y bG SI1s AZ
BassA Q b made q each post Ptisr 20 ae,sptAnee
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70 sSSSd :sas AZ
snS 6sTrsiis tSasd tpoa isiSs % eslsih Lea o.
marked upon T. ;hs s9H!I actor shAll nats EOea ne
money vsiuS q susS dshsisssiss. ~ w
BIDS muat be Rade separately for saeh post pfe-
Ssss y nS s.u sasS S q a
bend % ne iull yIlas % Ne Bss9s AHd PoIi rs
H fR.R SsSsi y Sdd, "a Indicated
dssnSd unreasonable " reserved, BidS will be
fSS. az a. & H sG pSs:.SI f "a
peTs9n eIhey reptsssnlatioh
S4 ofi.I % q sS:Tsi ss9s guy
Apt,td ByL haI nd q, 3. U, 3. A.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-04-04

ORouIT OouRr-- chg Juttics Oartisr.--
This eourt was engaged al follows on satur-
day if-iH ..frrn1l EU- E. 81 10 81 81.
Hayes (use Of EslIn and Pryco) W.. Cor.
poratlon Of Warrington. This Is an action
for the balance due on contract for work
upon the streets. The defence set up that
the work had In fact been paid for BY the
United ar States, 90, The u jury found for the
Daniel Smith vs.. FrancIs p. wIyel. This
ls an action for Nainc OF sawlug lumber,
&C., due BY tho plaintiff for defendant, Ap.
ploby and Edmonson for plaintiff. The
Jury found for the plaintiff in t100.59, with
stay Of execution until tho maturity OF cor
tain notes In the hands Of garnishee.
Hughes 70, Eschback. This IL an oft-re-
peated case In which tho plaintiff guoa for
stone delivered 10 a street contractor, and the
defendant claims recoupmsnt for losses occa-
stoned By the nou-dellVery Of the stone In
time. n Wilson for plaintiff, Merrick for
defendant. The case was not concluded.
Savage W. Gait. Settled.
National Bank Of Republlc VS.. Adams.
Mr.. AdAms Giles an aiildavit. tiFasr 1910.
gifyA CASES fo-DAr. 81 tnyfI
today Nos. 8lS, alS, sos, .8es, las, al, Az,
$40 as ca sPpeAls) S5o, and 49,
oRPHLHs' CoURr = Judge Rircsu.-TThls
court waa engaged a. folloWs on Saturday.
BONDS, ETC.
Samuel Cfoas qualified Is administrator Of
OF NJ. y. Greenneld, giving bond In e90, 900.
yJAbek P. Colby qnallned as administrator
Of K. p. Colby, giving bond In $500, With A.
l.. Dutz and III. y, Lane as suretles. 3D.. o al
LAST Wills,
Tho will Of NJ. X. GreenAeld, heretofore
reported, was admitted 70 probate.
0UARDIANa. laa
Samuel CrosB qualified as guardian Of the
orphans Of N. y. Greenfield, giving bond In
$4,000. ~.
Christian Rupert qualified a. guardian OF
Edward Rupert, giving bond In 1890, with
J. d. Kitch and Z. RUPERT as surety.
WU M Nv A VIII. oABUH A.NElli
In The case Of the willlof p. 0feon, ID
which, on issuea sent down 70 the Circuit
Court, the Jury thore found the testator 70
have been OF sound mind, heaars. Williams
and Bceva had moved 10 set aside that nnd-
ing and grant now issuesl Judge Purcell,
In a concise opinion, decided that the court
possessed the power which Il was asked 10
exercise, but that Il WaA not proper 10 grant
the motion In this eane, y lie fortified hls
position By quotations from James GIL and
johnson and oVcrruled the motion. The
opinion was quite lucid, and called forth
much COMMUNICATION from members OF the
bar present. a. ra r7yafrgt. .rranr
Adjourned.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-04-04
DIED.

GshLTS % p he n. i..isSt MIsI hss.. n
year. months and n days. ~ = II y
BNRnHs-ou Saturday, the ID inst, Ross T.
BItHls, wife o. ThsmAs 4. Byrnes, aged % years.
dsnee, No. aie MassaohuseItS avsnaS, On Tue.dsv
nornlnE a. 100 clock. 80 .
HtRRIsoH-APElls 81, BDE1hD KuaEHs HARaI-
soI, tAfAnt son ofWiliAm aud Catherine Harrison.
Thsit relatives and fEisnds Ar requested 70 a.
land the funeral fLpm their rsiidehse. 900 I, be-
tveen Hinih and Tfhth street, this MondAy eve
nlnE, Apr.ll ASK o'eIoek.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-04-04

THHAsuRT DnPAhTHHHT, March ., 1870
Sealed pTOpoaAls Tor fuInishtnH lsIkTlOhhhl
q Ills pspiTinsnt uHtll hsash dAI q ApFils
Ri Bi.nt toIiSs ~ SiSdi ne viii b furuiihsd upon
y qSS SiSs van :. considered aud ssosp.sd or re-
'SS oStfSets mIsi be SHSoutsd By Ihs aasssssfal
bidders WlIhiR tea dGy AfsT being called aPOn 30
The articles contracted for mpst bs tuIpishsd
from tine S sgS 6S IpSs ~ Tss
entire qpAAtiiiss VIII. however be called 'fot
Rask pTopos Il mi be sisnsd by the iAdiSiduSl
o. Arm aakiaE v. ana b ssssmP go "a SsSa
aSsr 81 tks siritt ~ which ne slTenS fggld or
DO basinsls, " form g bs fuInished TX ne ~,
psItPssa 10 fsrniSSiSE ssss ps1toHs q he srti.
eisS As may be awarded under u, and the per-
All dsliyeiIss WI bs subject 70 lAspsello9 By an
SP'F ss.a S he sss1S H a.
Iieie viii b deemed inhloient cause to annul the
eontrGd II the option OF the Secretary :
belly cries must ~ fres Of charge A. the treasury
DsB,T ais ssiaioS a,,A .py ono order under
The con tTasl ~ oPSfSis a i9Ttpi.aTe o. thy e.
TfsAs1 - may direct ne purchase, In open MAJ,
YET y saSh sSSsS SS'lsS a. 81 sass
tuna Of the price hish u shall be found nsoeA'
sATY 10 pay for such Artielea, 81. Ng- ,
q q sat.o &
| awarded only " eslabliShSd maAniAsturqrs o. "
dealers N ~' 6hoRaE s. BoUFYELE,1
mh9OeOln kPeTOtATy Of the Treasury
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-04-04
Railroad Routes.

A ALEXANDRIA, LoQPogF AND HAMPsHIRR
n HAtLHOAD,
On and aftsr December -, ts9p, the trains on
this road will be run - followsi
The mail train will laaye AlexanariA daily, sH-
eept Sunday, ats 80 =. y, arrive - LessburH ~
LAO 4 M, and Hamilton q II 10 a. N. Leave
5aIi,,9H 2 ~ kss.sSis At lioD.
,Ths aeeommOdat train VIII laaVs AlsTandria
iss.buta sssePi @ i..y! Lss.bSis sITSs
m. and arrive ~ AlsEandria atpstoa. m.
me ssH,A; ~: u,ia TON nassse s &c nso
With Ksmp's Daily Llas % goaehes LoT PuIesll-
LsssburS daily fof Balls Mn. kIdis ma Middle.
barr. . n. n. HAYRnER,.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-04-04

10, ,.,,i ~ Ss.a q sosrA
toot q SsayT soid, which ssttisd on ny IusGs'
tursI, but found no relief l was Very tiek All
summer. went into the eountry ,hopihG II Yould
more violent than ever. had III Ehlfnl hemor.
,ssSS yhSS iss:S Az SAy' i nj
souHhed iness.antly eonld rot ilespl had no AZ
" but found n relief sail TtTied ne Binf'I Won
dsffal Remedy TOOK this remedy ViAfuL >, about
quAin Aneea In WnahinGton. who knsW ny aup-
pOssd hopeless and bsa-Tiddsn eondition. are suI-
pTised 70 sec ne attending 10 my household hheirs
Gud about the city, epparenuy a. well A. other
people generally. lhaye reoommendeditt 70 seN-
srAt kmieied persons during The ysAf'Who have
been benbhttoA By its use.
Mas. LOUISA HuRpEH, as strest.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-04-04

RAITinoRB AND oHio RAILRoAD.
rr.,.. .,,,.., w xAA;HssfS P:s 's ~
NoRE. .SS wisHisSSffotSSO tSb fRRiS Wit.
arc now run as IgblSS, ,yiSILopu
s.'s a.li i Il "a 90 o and a.
Leave Ally, srespt Sunday, atIOo and .. 80 a.
FOR AhHAP0LIB,
LeayeatI and o. 70 .. m. and % .. N. No trails
70 or from Annapolis on RupdAy.
ON SUNDAY,
FOR BALT1M0RE,
L''''"sSJR VIZ 'psIrAi;FpiSSssss. pm
IoRkEk i F9SFs 81 81 T ! TREsr.
Leave dsily. ssespt Saturday and Sunday. At
., N AbQ, Ant SD. m. ..".
On Saturday al 4, m. and 8 bDp.m,
nsetlnE a Relay Station With rains from Bald.
more TO Mheeling, PArkers burg, DC.
LhSgush usss!s . The West can be had At the
.dT.ril:'nshio y 'iTSToSsS GiS., Pc Boston. zee
L, NJ O0LB, General Ticket Aren't
0HO. q, KOONTE. General Afont Wanhin Rton
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-04-04
DRoPosILs ron BRIDdE

oyPIsH suFnntNruHplHI ayr IssPnoroR oEl
BKWlnH. ATa, footwAIs AID .
RHW BuILDIIaI, CnI HAIL, D.
MLsaLsaf9s. n " Aaisa y: w R
once until u M, MohnAls the nth Of ApIli, Tor
IA isisTsSeilsa With 81 KIN ltTest vest, aseeTdiss
70 plans and sPeeincatloas 10 BE- seen u Tie omes
Tie aSt Il TSsSfSst u ~ ESTos y re,se snS
or all biaa, LI OHARLKs n. BLISS,
ap3rtd Z guponRiendent q saver, &C.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-04-04
Book. and stationery .

RY THs AUTHOR OF .ITTrLg woMEN. !"
::EEy1s:as.SI G Is;s,y vi ~ sci.
M, hsm9lI q WIN. o. Barns'" Missionary in
..Tss FIJI I asroes u * * oFciS.,' tS.
s,it sos e bISy' SsI n r. ka'h'r' La
40a Seventh sirsst. fstelii Tsnesf Buiiaisr.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-04-04

PHILADkLPHfA AND NEW YORK.
WAsaIHgroH, Sept. q, lses=noon.
EoR sEE foRR, Without chang. q ears. . =.
Leave daily texospt Sunday At 400 m. III. ~
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
Lssys daily teKeepl sundAJJAt 500 an, II, Is
ON SUNDAY,
isaysfoI New York hso I'm. and PhilAdal-
slsSpioG ears Tor New York on 200 p. m. train
Through tickets to Philadslphia, New York or
Boston can be had a.ths Station 0mes at all houTh
See BIltImOrs and Ohio Railroad Advertisement
fSI schedule bstEssS WsshipS.O9, RslIlPOrs,
~ ,o, Master Of TranspoTtation.
I'm gOLh, osnsral Ticket Agent
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-04-04

within I6s fast slEhtsoh ears kad the RgmsiSaA
SatnnSSssd nv tbs reporters Of the ''suh, And
na5y Other pSpsEi,. notisss % Which agpsatsd
i.h5iSE A. IentlsmAn Of character and TespOhal-
biitSJ 'basskI'THs q isEfRib + " o Mss
PSTssns writing shoqld be pATtieul1r In direct
in !EIssI, lew joHa II. j0fiHsfoE' III b.
Balti acre Lock Hospiitl,
lastly balhmors. mAFstaha.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-04-04
IIIIRSRIAoI

msIrisss, bsiSs ~ ~ q pSy.issi SssSasss. %
EIsis asblIit!, aSisInisiSs ~ spssSiis spE.d.
nal. shd SoHidsntiV rely upOh his skill as ply
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-04-04

DE- JoaasTog hss ai'soy.I;s Ne P.,. s.E.ay Y,
tss 1 sfS: 9lSS:y. ~ bi.3asE SSsIsaisif Si::
issicn d IDEAS, Pslpt.ilo5 ~. assi. Tinidi!y.
eases u the Head, Throat, HoSs or ska. Ifsctola
II the LuhEa, stomAsh or govsl,nthoas isIrihls
-khose GloRHT and solitary pTaeticss more fatal 70
MslT victims the Of " the nnrinern
asIs 1;s sS ". sSssis .
The Bloomfield times. [volume] (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1867-187?, 1870-04-26
The Bank Robbery !
A GOOD STORY.
CONCLUDED.

% " WHAT is boy all over" exclaimed
Il he, under his breath. "He goes to
Tinborough to dance and eat strawberries,
and he carries pistol, loaded 1 dare say to
the muzzlc. 1t is ten to one he will shoot
himself or his sweetheart before the eve
ming is over"
AS Mr.. Houghton fumbled over the brl-
reau, his hand Ell countered covered flask
Even his unaccustomed nose was able
to recognize at once, it's contents as wills
ky; and his regret at such a discovery in
his sons room was lost in the Joy with
which he hailed stimulant so greatly
needed to put his nerves in condition for
the events to come. Perhaps he forgot how
long it was since he had called in such q
reinforcement perhaps his hand shook I;
perhaps he thought the occasion required a
large dose. He took hearty one and
when he was down stairs again the diff
culties in the way of bagging the burglars
vanished from his mind. He was young
man once more, and entered into the ro-
nance of BiXby's plot, he said to himself,
as enthusiastically rs Harry would have
done. He paced the room with an elastic
stride, very different from the nervous,
wavering step with which he had heard the
news. Bixby and himself, he thought,
would be enough to overpower any three
burglars. Then his head was heavy, and
he felt drowsy. To be in proper condition
for the emergency, he reflected, he needed
all the sleep he could get. The resolve was
one to be executed as promptly as formed
and few minutes LATER the cashier had
locked the door, fastened the lower win
dows, and was snugly in bed.
A gentle tinlSle of the door-bell aroused
him again before, as it seemed to him, he
had fairly closed his eyes. "The robbers
at last, )" he thought and then he rebuked
himself for the absurdity of supposing that
burglar would announce his coming by
the door-bell "It is Bixby, of course, 81
he said to himself, "come to own he was n
fool and the story all nonsense" But he
paused before he turned the key, and said
in his ilercest tone, "Who is there ?'
" 1t is only me, Foster" said the sweet,
familiar voice Of his wife, without; and
when he had admitted her she told him, in
her quick way, that after she had watched
with the child an hour or two profes.
Nonal nurse who had been sent for week
before, had arrived unexpectedly, and that
she had been glad to give up her vigil ant
come home.
The Bloomfield times. [volume] (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1867-187?, 1870-04-26
SUBSCRIPTION TERMS.
ONE DOLLAR PEE YE1R!
IN ADVANCE.
ADVERTISING RATES.

Notices of Marriages or Deaths inserted free.
Tributes of Respect, &C., Ten cents per line.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-07-29

A WAR OF RAcEs.-A young war
occurred on h street, in front Of the
Western Hotel, about dark last
ing, the particulars of which, as we
CLEAN them from an eye witness, are
as follows: Under the hotel is q Chi
nese wash house, aud at the head Of
the stairs leading from this stood n
former resident Of the Flowery King
dom. He stood alone, immersed in
deep thought, evidently bordering In
his mind the probable effect the war in
Europe would have on the market
price Of rice, or else the effect that
anti-Coolie societies will be likely to
have on the wash business. His reve-
ries were rudely broken by an intoxi-
Gated Milesian who passed along that
way, and who without p%rovocation
struck John a blow, upon which the
Chinaman made for him. without Civ
ing him any time to apologize. and
proceeded to give him \ thrashing.
had not an outsider in the shape of Il
policeman interfered and marched oil
the first asSailant. The Chinaman had
totally destroyed the Irishman's shirt.
and upon the latter's attempting to
"eouge" him, John had got his thumb
between his teeth and masticatsd 1t
sufficiently. to cause him to cry enough
of that. It was pretty lively there for
4 few moments, but Judge Henley will
probably quiet the matter to-day. A
few. minutes subsequent to this fight an
Irishwoman went down into the wash
house and had some loud and profane
words with the Chinese about some
clothes, but she talked so fast that no
one could keep up with her. This Il.
Manly concluded by her marching oil
with a Chinaman following her carry
ing a bundle Of clothes.-Sdc. Record,
2Sh.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-07-29

REMARKABLE AccIDENT.-On Sum-
day last J. NJ. Lemon, wife and six or
seven children, went to the falls OF
Green Valley creek for a ride and pic
mic, Mr.. and Mrs. Lemon went In q
buggy, and the children followed In a
spring wagon, driven by Mr.. Lemons
oldest boy, a lad of fourteen. On the
return. the buggy started first and was
followed by the children In the wagon.
When they reached the narrowest part
of the grade. which Is q mile below the
falls, one of the girls dropped some
thing, and one Of the boys went back
for It. While the team was waiting
the horses became restless and AMMAN
ageable, backing the wagon off the
grade and precipitatlng the children,
horses and wagon over and over down
an almost perpendicular incline. fifty
feet or more, into the creek below.
Mr.. Lemon says during the descent
the children were over and under the
wagon several times, and that the
whole lot reached the foot Of the hill
at one time. The strangest part Of the
story Is yet to be told: Not a child
was hurt nor u horse injured, ana nc
damage was done except the breaking
of the wagon pole.-Safsan Gao Re
publican.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-07-29
BY THE CABLES.
FROM SPAIN.
Feeling OF Government.

LONDON, July ga special cores
pondent writes from Madrid, July %,
that the feeling of the Government
generally is In favor Of France, based
on satisfaction because Prussia and
not Spain was attacked. Republican
newspapers denouuce this tendency,
and warn Government that the people
will not endure base submission to a
French alliance under such circum-
stances. The same sentiment Is partly
shared by the army. The order ex-
pelling Don Carlos from France was
procured through intrigue by olozaga,
and with a humiliating concession.
Spanish parties each regard the war
with reference to their domestic inter-
ests. The Montpensierists hope Is that
France will be too busy to oppose
their candidate. Prim keeps silence.
The Republicans m immoyable for n
Republic.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-07-29
FURTHER BY THE CABLES.
FROM LONDON.

LONDON, July %. - The Belgian
camp Beeverloo is broken up, and the
troops are distributed among the FROM
tier fortresses. All work OIL fortresses
is rapidly hurried forward to compile
ton.
Abdel Kader has volunteered to serve
In the French army.
An old blockade runner is being sold
for service In the Baltic.
The steamer Dmien has changed
hands, and her name altered to Gar
rind.
The Bank of England has just raised
the rate of interest to s per cent.
Many additional failures were an
nounced yesterday. Among them
were Rinerton, Hallowell & Crabtree,
wool dealers. Bradford & Co., who
were largely interested In American
trade, stopped yesterday. Also, seven
failures at the Stock Exchange In this
city, and ut the cotton market In Liv-
erpool.
Yesterday was observed quite gen
orally as a day of fasting and prayer,
at Bremen and Hamburg. Business
was nearly entirely suspended.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-07-29

dentials and Resolutions. The candi-
dates Of the Union Reform Party are
stumping the State, and the canvass
promisest to be the sharpest ever had In
the State.
WINDSOR, VT, July 2s.-General
O'Neill, the Fenian, will be tried to-
morrow.
Another Fire.
SYRACUSE, July 2S.-Sweet q Co.'s
extensive steel works burned. Loss,
$50, 900 insured for $S5, 900.
Sen. Davis Going to Europe.
New ORLEANS, July 2s.-Jetferson
Davis arrived here to-day, OH his way
to New York, whence he sails for
Europe.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-07-29
FROM PARIS.

PARIS, July 20 - Midnight. - The
Empress arrived at 4 O'Clock this after
noon at Metz, where the Imperial
headquarters are established. A pro-
clamation to the army will be issued
tomorrow.
The Monitem reports that three sus-
pected prisoners were taken at Metz.
Two were officers Of the Baden army,
and have been released on parole.
The other was captured while attempt
ing to cut the telegraph wires. The
Baden officers were treated with great
courtesy by General LeBouf, and will
be sent to Paris.
The French Government received
official notification declaring the neu-
trality of Denmark.
1t Is reported from the Southern
border OF the Baden States that no
Prussian troops are to be seen along
the Rhine or Bltche to Constance. A
small force of infantry Is posted near
Rheinfelters.
The troops Of Wurtemburg are NOV
ing toward the fortress Of Rastadt.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-07-29
OUR NATIONAL FINANCES AND
THE WAR.

There Is considerable theorising
and speculation as to what effect the
war In Europe will have upon our
national finances-gold, currency and
bonds. According to our metropolitan
Eastern exchanges, the exciting re-
ports from Europe touching the war
movements of France and Prussia tend
very much to unsettle all prices, but
especially the prices of gold and OF
~gold-bearing bonds. The latter. as
the rule, declining as the former ad-
yances. 1t Is now conceded that there
will be a determined war between the
two nations named. There are various
speculative theories as to the effect Of
this collision on the credit and mate
rial interests of this country. In the
present limited information as to the
scope and purpose Of the war, 1t is a
little early to trace supposed causes to
effects. All wars impair confidence
in the falflment Of future obligations,
and we suppose the bonds Of our Gov
eminent will, at the first, suffer with
the rest. But, rs a neutral power,
producing largely of the very commo-
dities that q warning people produce
the least OF, and most want, it Is diff
ficult to see how the trade interests of
the people of the United States should
not be materially advantaged. A few
bonds held abroad may be at first sent
home, but as their worth Is tested by
the development of our great resources
and the full and prompt payment OF
principal and interest as they mature,
1t Il fair to presume that they will be,
at no remote period. sent for back
again in greater volume than they
were sent away. 1t Is quite too early,
however, for particular theories to
command any very general favor. .
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-07-29

A DEMOCRATIC INVASION About
an hour before going to press, this af-
ternoon, we had q grand Democratic
invasion into our sanctum. 1t con-
sisted Of Chas. L. Perkins, Esq, Of the
Elko Independent, Hon. w. b. Thorn
burg, Democratic candidate for Gov
ernor, Col. Frank Denver, Democratic
candidate for Lieutenant Governor,
and Capt. II. VI. Yesey, candidate for
Minister to the Donner Lake camp
meeting. They said they just came in
to see and pay their respects to us.
All of which seems quite reasonable
and If they had neglected to do so, the
people Of Western Nevada would
hardly have known where they were
sloshing around with the Democratic
platform. They are to have a Demo-
cratic State Central Committee meet
ing tomorrow In Virginia City.