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Between the hours Of 10 a. m. and 9 p. M:
Hamilton; First Ward-Judges, @. d. Coburn
and T. j. Tennant; Clerk, Arthur Smith. Polls
at the Stone Saloon. A
Hamilton: Second ward-Judges, C. H. In
gals and Clay Simms; Clerk, Chas. Y. Bicknell.
Polls opposite the Bank of California, next door
to the Park Bakery.
Treasure City: Judges, d. Mcdaniel and C.
F. Meyers. Polls at the Bank Exchange.
shermantown: Judges, @. A. Swasey and
Chas. Wilson. Polls at Judge Swaseys office.
Swansea; Judges, ]. @. Corey and J.. W.
Sprague. Polls at Morrison 4 Skillman's House.
Pinto: Judges, James Adams and Jas. Frank.
Polls at Franks Station.
Newark; Judges. A. r. Nye and II. IL Her.
rick Polls Mt Newark Mill.
Diamond City: Judges. r. O. Coleman and
John Keller. Polls to be held at Coleman's
Ranch
Cold Greek; Judges. E. oser and JOS Hank
ins. -.4f#
Eberhardt. Judges. =. r. Brown and L. g.
Atchison.
The appointment Of Judges In other districts
viii be published as soon Is made.
The following resolution was unanimously
adopted.
Resolved. That TO entitIe person 70 vote At
1870, he shall b. an actual resident Of the Town
ship and County where he proposes TO vote. and
Will ut the date Of the general election In No.
vember be qualified voter Of said Township,
and that he will support the nominees OF the
Union Republican party at the next general eiec.
tion for State and County officers. n fei
by order County Central Committee.lsr q 81.
VIM, HENDRIX Chairman,
CHAs. r. BIcKyEIL, Secretary
Hamilton. New. August Is, 1870. au14-td
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darians implicated in the massacre be
given up to be shot, but the Chinese
were willing to surrender only one.
News was received there that a Portu-
gese expedition up the Zambisee river
had been defeated.
NEw YORK, August 25.
A Tribune cable from London, 25th,
says one correspondent, writing from
Rheims, Tuesday, reports McMahon's
command fully 100000 strong. move
ment is making toward the Ardennes, to
join Bazaine. The latter is reported to
have said that il he waited till the 25th
he could annihilate the Prussans.
Reorganization proceeds with the
utmost dispatch. One supply train of
800 wagons, fully equipped, reached
Rheims from Yerdun in days.
Another army Of old troops, which
will reach 100000 strong, is forming
near Chalons. The Emperor will COM
mand the Imperial Guard.
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Renurtion morks.
AUBURN MILLS,
NEVADA
THE N EVADA
LAND g. MINING COMPANY,

l. i NJ j II ID
WILL PURCHASE SILVER ORES,
MANY QUANTITY. AT THE FOLLOWING
l. NET rates;
On Ores Asssying per tnn $40, % per cent Of
On Ores Assaying per tun $50, 80 per cent Of
Assay Value.
On Ores Assaying pcr tun $40, 81 4 per cent of
Assay Value.
On Ores Assayins per tun $40, 40 per cent. of
Assay Value. aT
ON Ores Assaying per tin $40, Is per cent Of
Assay Value.
ON Ores AssayiBg per hn $50. AZ per cent. Of
Assay Value.
on Ores Assaying per tun 800, 50 per cent. Of
Assay Value.
On Ores Assaying per tun sl25. SO per cent. of
Assay Value.
ON Ores Assaying per tun $3.50, GO per cent. of
Assay Value.
ON Ores Assaying per tun si75. s. per cent. Of
Assay Value.
on Ores Assayine per tun s2S Ga per s.as. Of
Assay Value.
ON Ores Assaying per tun $3.50. es per cent Of.
Assay Value.
ON Ores Assaying per tun s275, 70 per cent. OF
Assay Value.
on Ores Assayins per tun $500, 70 per cent. of
assay Value.
on Ores Assaying per tun $3.50, u per cent Of
Assay Value.
on Ores Assaying per tun $500, II per cent Of
Assay Value.
on Ores Asssying per tun $500, rs per cent Of
Assay Value.
on Ores Assaying per tun 5000. 70 per cent. of
Assay valne.
On Ores Assayins per tun 500, 81 Ter cent. Of
Assay Value.
on Ores Assaying per tun $500, 50 per cent. Of
Assay Value.
on Ores Assaying par tun 5000, s3 per cent. of
Assay Value.
on Ores Asssyirg pq sun $1,000, 81 per cent. of
Assay Value.
No charge for milling, samplng. or assays.
Gold upwards of $40 and not exceeding 500
per tun, contained in silver ores, will be paid
for at above rates.
ASSAYS guaranteed TO correspond with the u.
8. Mint.
Ore Sacks returned to shippers free of rail
road charges.
Ores sampled by Battery or Crasher, at option
Of shipper.
Reno New. June /. 1870. au7.if
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DDr1OCHATxC
COUNTY CONVENTION !

ATA MEETING OF THE DEMOCRATIC
IN County Central COMMITTEES. held This day.
the following apportionmant was made for Dele
gates to the County Convention. to be held In
hamilton. September 9Th, n ia. m. At the
Afhenenn.
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L O S T I!
COME AND SEE ME!

AsI HAVE SOLD OUT MY FURNISHING
a business to the firm Of LOOMS DAY
TON, hereby request all that are owing me 10
come and settle on or before the LIST day OF Au-
g,,st and all having claims against me TO pre-
sent them for payment Immediately; ;o,,
WYATT j. II. w1THINGTON.
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From onr Extra d yesier,layl
BY TELEGRAPH
FOREIGN NEWS.

TfE
,,,ad |. TAa wAl.a r.ss Daily Nsxs.
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PROCEEDINGS
or the Uniop Republiean state Ger
trai Commfffse.

or the Union Republiean state Gem
trai Committee.
Alta MEETING OF THE UNION hEpUB.
IN LICAN State Central Committee, held at
Virginia City, june %, 1870. it was as
Resolved. That State Convention Of the Ma.
on % WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER AsIS TwEsTY'
FIRST. 1870. TO nominate candidates for the fol.
lowing Offices, to wit: Governor, Lieutenant.
Governor. Representative In Congress- Jusfsce OF
the Supreme Court, Secretary OF State, kttorney.
General. Treasurer Of State, controlIsrsof state.
Surveyor-General.S Superintendent OF Public In.
struction, State Minefaiogist, and Clerk Of the
Supreme Court. and the transaction of such
other business as shall properly come before
On motion. Resolved, That each county be
entitled to one Delegate at large, onefor each
one hundred liooD votes, and one for each frac-
tion over fifty t50) cast for the Republican Prtsi
dental Electors at the election Of 1868
On motion, Resolved. That We recommend to
the several County Central Committees that the
Primary Election of Delegates to both State and
County Conventions be held on the 18th 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, Resolved. That voter at the
Union Republican fr.maries shall possess the
following qualifications: Ea shall be citizen
of the United States and State Of Nevada. he
shall at the time Of voting at the Primaries be
qualified elector and registered voter Of the pre-
cinct in which he offers to vote; he shall have
voted the Union Republican ticket. State and
National, at the general election OF November.
A. d. 1868, or would have done so had 1t been
possible to vote; he shall solemnly pledge him
self to vote for the nominees OF the Union Re-
publican party at the general election in Nove,n-
ber A. ID. 1870. --f -l
Resolved. That we recommend TO the several
County Central Committees, that on the day of
the Primary Election for Delegates 10 the sew.
eral Conventions. the people be requested to exs
press their preference for the candidates for the
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WHITE PINE DAILY NEWS.
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FOR SALE AT A BARGAIN /!

A BoARpINaHoUsE AND RESTAURANT,
n with On 10 no steady Boarders. Rent cheap.
Restaurant fixtures complete, with nrst.elass
Range Will be sold cheap, az the owner u
going East. Bed and bedding included. N
auirn at this office. h"N-"
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RERUBLrCAN
PRI NJ AIRY ELEcrIoN
DELE EGATHS -
TO THE
COUNTY CONVENTION.

A T MEETING OF THE REPUBLICAN,
IN County Central Committee. held this day.
the following Judges were elected for the Pre-
cincts hereafter named at the Primary Election
to be held on
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RERUBr.rCAr1
COUNTY CONVENTION.

AT A MEETING OF, THE REPUBLICAN,
N County Central Committee. held this day.
the following superintendent Of Delegates was
made to the County O1hvention, to be held at
the Atheneum, In Hsmilton. ON SATURDAY.
September 10, 1870, at ~ m: = .....i.-.sg q ~
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OPPOSITION TO MON0POlIESI
To all whom ii may concern, Greeting!

FI'HE UNDERSIGNED. SEARCHER OF
i RECORDS, and EXAMINER OF TITLES,
of 20 years active practice. begs to announce
that, having now complied q complete Index Of
Abstract References to all the Mining and Real
Property In White Pine County contained in the
Original Lander County and White Pine Re-
cords, he is now prepared to give any informa-
ton Of title pertaining thereto at prices In con-
formity to the times. and to make abstracts.
second TO none in correctness, ut LESS THAN
THE RATES CHARGED BY ANY RING OR
COMBINATION. All parties desirous of ex
amining their own titles can have accurate ref.
erences thereof ut a scale Of prices guaranteed
hereby at 80 per cent. less than charged by any
and all others in the business. Call and see.
DANIEL ST. @. STEVENS,
searcher Of Records.
ohice of County Treasurer. Courthouse, Hamil-
ton, Nevada. it"
Hamilton. New, July 2l, 1870. au22-n
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FI,HE CHOICEST BEEF, VEAL. PORK AND
i MUTTON. constantly on hand, for the fur
nishing Of hotels, restaurants, and private fami-
lies; also at wholesale. by carcass quarter, to
retail dealers, or mill or mining companies.
sausages. Head Cheese, Corned Beef. and so
forth, kept on hand for customers.
MEATS DELIVERED at any point. without
extra charge. TO purchasers Of considerable
quantities
RENDERED TAI.Low for sale, for the use of
millmen and mining companies.
Prices at living figures, and all articles in my
line guaranteed of best quality.
A COMPLETE VARIETY will at all seasons
be found at this market, and share of public
patronage is looked for.
jy2S-tf JOHN 0'NEIL. Proprietor.
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WATCH LOST.

+ osT AUGUST u 1870. ON THE ROAD
i between Pinto mines and Hamilton, Gold
Watch; open face; black hands; cylinder escape
ment; four holes jeweled; NJ. ]. Tobias, maker,
Liverpool; number not recoilected, but can be
ascertained; steel chnin, small and long round
links. A liberal reward will be given to the
finder by the undersigned, IL left with Dr. spa!d-
ing, at Hamilton. or Mr.. Frank. at Pinto station.
au11-tf J. IT. ADAMS.
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1870
1870

The deduction of these figures is apparent to
every one. Louis Napoleon will lose his throne
during the present year.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1870-11-19
NUMBER AS.
THE EDITORS BORE.

Again hear that creaking step
He's rapping at the door
Too well know the bodng sound
That ushers In bore
do not tremhle when l meet
The stoutest "a my foes,
But Heaven defend me from the friend
Who comes but never goes
He drops into my easy chair
And asks about the news;
lie peers into my manuscript,
Aud gives his candid views;
He tells me where he likes the line,
Aud whore he's forced TO grievo;
He takes the strangost liberties
But never takes his leave
lie reads my daily papers through
Before Two seen word;
He scans tho poem (that wrote)
Aud thinks it quite absurd;
lie calmly smokes my last cigar,
And cody asks for moro;
lie opens everything he sees--
Except the entry door
Whene'er he comos-that dreadful man
Disguise 10 as | may,
L know that like an Autumn rnin,
He'll last throughout the day.
In vain speak of urgent tasks,
In yalh | scowl and pont
irown Is no eXtinguisher-- -
1t does not put him ont
moan to take the bell-string or
Put Grape upon the door;
Or hint to John that / am gone
10 stay month OF more.
do not tronbe when meet
Tho stoutest of my foes; U3
hut Heaven defend mo from the friend
Who never, never goes
Weekly Trinity journal., 1870-11-19

CURIOUS PRoruEoY.-The war, writes our
Frankfort correspondent has it humorous as well
as sad side, and before the times become too
earnest, | will give you number of curious
gleanings and anecdotes which have appeared in
recent German papers, bought for kreutsor,
a few days ago, small printed sheet headed
Napoleon is apparently foretold for the present
year. | had seen several things before in rela-
tion to Napoleon, but will communicate it here 4;
The following, says the printed sheet is of
great interest now on account of the surprising
results gained therefrom
Louis PHILIPPE was born 1878.
His Queen 1882.
They were married 1909
Ascended the French throne 1880.
BY the addition of these historical numbers
Weekly Trinity journal., 1870-11-19

bssc0s Lodge, No. 300, A. o. q. T.-AIeets at
fooD TEMPLARs HAIL. Weavervie, every Sunday evening"
st o'clock. JOHN w. PHILBR00K, W. @. I.
GEO. Il. N00NAN, w. S. 1v14.
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A Wonderful Safe.

stranger in Threadneedle street. standing
In the narrow thoroughAre, shortly before ten
O'Clock in The morning, would have his curiosity
aroused by the number Of well-dressed men he
would see entering silversmth's shop, and in
a few minutes reappearng with small japan
boxes under their arms. II by further chance IL
so happened that he was at tho same spot be-
tween five and six O'Clock in the evening" he
would probably observe the same young men re-
turn to deposit the same Japan boxes on the
counter of the same shop. The explanation Is
simple. The boxes, which contain the unbanked
securities and cash of merchants and brokers,
are locked up for the night in tho siycrsmith's s
strong room, built in an excavation of sand rock
far below the surface of the street. and upon
which falls, when closed up for The night, Il CON
siderable flow of water. The merchants and
brokers pay rent for this secure depository
and acting no doubt upon this idca Streeter,
an extensive ieweler, intends to give the wealthy
possessors of costly jewels the opportunity of
using his " Chatwood safe, with its hydraulic
pneumatic envelope and patent-lcver guage.
The safe stands on the floor of this shop, and is
open to daylight. 1t rests upon q foundation of
many details, and of sufficient solidiy to sustain
more than ten times sixty tons the weight of
the safe itself, which is eneased in concrete. en-
bedded in which is u water chamber connected
with an apparatus and air-tubes to give timely
warning of sinister assaults Besides the safe Is
burgar-proof chemical proof miner proof aud
expert or dexterity proof. 1t cannot be fused,
melted, wedged, or bored, nor can the lock of
the door, which weighs six tons, be picked or
tampered with by the most skilled manipuIator
without bringing down upon himself detector
The key consists of four parts, each in the pos
session Of different person so that danger is
averted in that direction while, supposing tho
whole key to be lost the wards of the lock admit
of no fewer than two thousand variations, and u
new key could be mado that would render the
old one perfectly useless. Granting, however,
q successful breaking into the safe, it would
require sixty hours to accomplish the feat, and
MS before stated, the FIRST blow, nay the nierest
scratch of the operator would be Mt once shown
by the patentgauge level The inventor, Is re-
ieved of good deal Of anxiety in the protection
the safe affords for his own valuable stock and
already many wealthy clients have secured space
in it for the safe-keeping Of their jewels and tilo
deeds.--LoadoR Neps. ni 3arH
Weekly Trinity journal., 1870-11-19

NUMBER or USEFUL PLANTs.-A German au-
thor states that the number of useful plants has
risen to about $4,000, but that others will no
doubt be discovered as the researches yet made
have been completed in only portions of the
earth. OF these plants there are $50 varieties
of edible fruits, berries, and seeds l09 cereals;
81 onions 400 vegetables and salads 40 spe-
cies of palm 32 varieties Of arrowroot, and 81
different kinds Of sugars. Various drinks are
obtained from 200 plants, and aromatics from
266. There are 90 substitutes for coffee, and
l29 for tea. Tannin is present in lao plants
caoutchoue in 90, guttapercha in I, rosin and
balsmc gums in 387, wax in 10, and grease and
essential oils in $3.50 80 plants contain potash,
soda and iodine $50 contain dyes AZ soap,
260 weaving ibres Al fbres used in paper max
ing; 48 give roofing materials, and 100 are en-
ployed for hurdles and copses. In building 740
plants are employed, and there are 6l5 known
poisonous plants. One of the most gratifying
Developments is, that out of 173 known natural
families of plants, there are but eighteen species
of which no use has yet been discovered.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1870-11-19

A JOKE ON EDIToRs,-Soon after Chief Justice
Chase assumed the gubernational chair in Ohio
he issued his proclamation appointing Thanks
giving day. To make sure Of being orthodox,
the Governor composed his proclamation almost
exclusively of passages from the Bible, which lac
did not designate as quotations. presuming that
every one would recognize them, aud admire the
fitness Of the words as we'll as his taste in their
selection. The proclamation meeting the eyes
of a Democratic editor, he pounced upon it.
declared that he had read it before--couldn I
say exactly where-but he would take his oath
that it was downright plagiarism from begin
ming to end That would have been pretty
fair joke but the next day the Republican ed-
tor came out valantly in defense of the Governor
pronounced the charge false and libe!ous, and
challenged any man living to produce one single
line of the proclamation that had ever appeared
in print before.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1870-11-19
WEAVERVILLE O. HAYFORK EXPRESS

ON AND AFTER DATE THE UNDERSIGNED
~ will run an Express between Weavervile
and Hayfork He will leave Hayfork for Wea-
vervile Monday, and leave Weaverylle for Hay
fork Tuesdays.
All business entrusted to him will be faith
fully attended to, and the patronage of the pub
lie is respectfully solicited.
Leave orders at Wells, Fargo & Go. 3 express
office, in WeaFervlle.
II. J. HILLS.
Weayeryille, May II, 1870. loft
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MARRIED IN FUN-A SERIOUS MATTER SETTLED.
In the Court Of Ohancery, of New Jersey, in ses-
sion at Trenton few days ago, Chancellor IA
briskie rendered decision in the case of Vir-
ginia McOlurg ps. Benz. f. Terry, ct al, one OF
the most remarkable cases that has ever come
before the Court. Miss McClurg brought suit to
have marriage which had been performed by q
Justice OF the Peace set aside by the Court.
The allegation was that the two parties to the
suit met at a social gathering, and for the amuse-
ment OF the company, were married by Justice
Of the Peace who happened to be present. Af-
terward the defendant and his family insisted
upon the legality of the marriage, and the Jus
tice on being questioned, did not know whether
the parties whom he had joined in wedoek were
in earnest or not. The case having come into
Chancery chancellor Zabrskie decided that a
marriage, to be valid, must be agreed upon by
both parties, and he therefore declared tho mar
riage null and void
Weekly Trinity journal., 1870-11-19

PARIS The spectacle of this great city enyi-
roned by enemies, cut of from the world all its
art, science and industry directed to preparations
for sauguinary conflict, its stores Of food di-
minishing, its Inhabitants prey TO consuming
anxiety, sustained only by pride and a hope that
all admit to be desperate, is certainly most pita-
bic and affecting. We do not believe the city is
to be extensively injured within its walls, but
that it is to suffer foarfuy before the end of the
siege is evident. Slaughter, disease and famine,
and the constant dread which must Cypress
women and children doomed to hear ali the
sodnds, if not to witness the actual scenes of q
struggle in which their protectors fall by thou
sands-this is the ordeal that awaits the gayest
and handsomest and brightest city on earth
When we think how much civilization owessto
Paris, il seems still harder that no Intervention
has availed to save it from such a trial It avails
nothing to say that her people invited this fate
when they seconded Napoleon in declaring a
causeless war, and exulted in anticipation over
the devastation Of Germany, and the investment
of Berlin, another noble center and servant Of
civilization. What we see is no less Iitiable
and it seems like a satire on our boasted prog
ress that somehow il could not have been pre-
vented. Certainly the condition of Paris aggra-
Yates the crime Of Napoleon, which success
would only have gided, not excused. If France
should ever consent TO take that man back as
her ruler, she will deserye all he may yet intict
upon her.--Buitetia .A ai.f
Weekly Trinity journal., 1870-11-19

ENCOURAGING PRospEoTs, From all parts of
the State we hear encouraging reports of the
prospects Of the Republican party in California.
There are gratifying evidences of restored har-
mony, Of renewed vigor Of unanimity of feeling,
willingness to make personal sacrifice, to cast
aside all preferences as to candidates for the
general good There are many candidates for
leading positions on the State ticket, but not
one of them is obtrusiyely thrusting himself for
ward, but every man promptly4expresses his
willingness to withdraw from the contest, to
sacrifice his hopes and ambitions, in favor of
any man or measure calculated to strengthen the
party .-Mdrysviiie Appea}.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1870-11-19

ASTONISHING RON AT BILLIARDS. Rudolphe, the
champion billiard player, recently played game
of French earoms with Dudley Kavanagh, in the
course of which both players made some good
runs, but the elimination was reached when Ru-
doiphe ran the enormous score Of three hundred
and three in single break. That IL the most
extraordinary run ever made at billiards, as will
be seen when it is considered that only Que was
counted for carom, and only three balls were
used.-New YorI Standard ~ as.asl eaia.h
Weekly Trinity journal., 1870-11-19

FEW days ago snake was found suspended
in spiders web under shelf in a store at
Knoxville, Tennessee. On inspection it was
clearly ascertained that the snake, about foot
in length, and still alive, had been literally cap
tured by spider about the size of common
house-fy. The spider had spun his web tightly
around the neck and entire head Of the snake,
and drawn him clear from the floor, making him
close prisoner The suakl was taken, while
yet in the coils of the spidey to a photographer.
After the photograph was taken the web was,re-
moved from the snake, whereupon he struck at
all around evidently showing desire to avenge
himself for the indignity put upon him by so in
than grain of wheat. ilf ONO
An occurrence in many respects similar to the
above was described in full By Dr.. Asa Fitch in
Harper's Magazine in 1857 The scene was To-
Gated in Havana, Chemung county, New York
Erehange. tHN - fasat
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