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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-07-26
FOR SALE,

quincy STREET RESI- n,
NJ DENCE FOR SALE.-I am author. III
lied to aell tho large and magnificent resi-.
street, between Fifth and Sixth streets. It con-
tainS ten rooms, besides pantry, kitchen, bath
room, cellar, &C. Has gas and hot and cold water
on all the HOOn. Tbs Out.honsOS are complete
aud Nf Tbs most substantial kind. The entire
premises are IN the most perfect order. Lot "
iuut front. will also sell half lot Of ground ad'
Joining same. IHOS. O'BRlEN,
Iy9 Real Estate Agent.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-07-26

A UCTION SALE OF REAL ES.
n TATB AND COAL FIELDS ADJACENT
TO WHEELlN0.-By virtue Of tho authority
vested in IA by tho will Of Philip, Reilly, de-
ceased, we will offer for sale At Public Auction,
1t the mont door Of the Court House Of Ohio
County, in the City OF Wheeling, on
Saturday, the 10th Day Of July, 1870,
And thereafter, from time to time, TIL tho sale Is
completed, commencing each day ct ten O'Clock
A. IT., the real estate OF said Philip Reilly, de-
ceased, situated adjoining and east OF Wheeling
Creoka and the City Of Wheeling. Tho land and
extensive coal hGId underlying tho same to be
sold, will DO offered In parcels a. shown upon the
plat thereof made by James Gllchr1sl. surveyor,
il copy Of which may b0 seen IN the Recorder
TIlICS Of this county, aud at the oaIce Of Thos.
O'IripH. Real Estate Agent, Wheeling, W. Va,
but tho whole will bU sold together, or several
parcels will bo sold together, a. may DO found
best.
by each purchaser to be paid In hand, and the
residue IN three equal inBtalments bearing inter
est from The day Of sale, and payable respectively
IN one, two and TIRES years nom that DAY, re-
serving the right u each purchaser TO pay the
whole or any greater portion Of the amount due.
The title to u retained until payment in full, or
conveyance to be made on deferred payments be-
Ing secured by deed OF trust:
but purchasers Of the coal will IN addition TO
above conditions be required " give approved
personal security for deferred Payments.
Selling us Trustees under said will, we under.
take to convey only such title Us ID vested In Us,
and an By said will wG hRVOp0wer To convey, but
We believe tho tito TO be nnquestionAble.
II, V, WuELAN, ..#H.
HENRY M00RE,
ALONZ0 L0RlNG,
Trustees Off. RCilly's Estate.
WHEELINO,l Jane 10th, 1870. Junl6
The sale mentioned In the above advertise
nGnt Is adjourned until
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-07-26

PREMATURE Loss OF THE Ham,
Which is so common nowadays, may be
entirely prevented by tho use Of BurnetIs
Cocaine. 1t has been used in thousands
of cases where the hair Wis coming out in
handsiul, and has never filled to arrest its
decay, and 10 promote a healthy and vlgo-
rOus growth. It Is at the same time I'm.
riValed rs a dressing for tue hair. A
single application viii render It soN and
glossy for several days, o ~
Reliable and useful" James II, FL
lot, Publisher, Boston. ',H.H j
"Far preferable tn any similar prepare
tom Frank Leslie Lcslto's IT'D Mag.)
alias u large sale-and superior merit"
Ia. B. Merriam Il Co., Cincinnati. "
JosEru BURNETT & Co., Manufacturers
and Proprietors, No. 81 Central street, Bos.
ten. For sale by Druggists everywhere.
may10.T
THE PureSt and Sweetest Cod Liver OIL In the
world, manufactured from fresh healthy IIyers
upon tho sea shore. tits perfectly pure aud sweet
Ask for Hazard d CAswelVs Cod Liver on
manufactured by 1.a
New York,
mAy2S-Tu Frd&w
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Legal business attended to throughout
the North American Continent, Geo. w
Brock. Manager. I'LL .,r 1tGw
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-07-26
HENRY M00Rk.

TOR sALE.-A VERY GOOD IN
u Two Story Brick Dwelling House Hill
with rooms, Oh Main street, First Ward. sAasAh
Also. Lot No. 50, corner Market aud Washing
ton btrcct, First Ward. ,., -
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SEND in your 7aa due claims for collec-
ton tothc Collection Department of THE
BLEnCASrILE AGENCY, 90, G5, G7Fourth
Avenue, Pittsburgh, R Dun & Co, Pro-
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TIE finest "Rembrandts" In the city
arc made at III Main street.
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.rkANsP!o ,IiI.AljlI!i'iIilpi:liN!ii..:.
BaItiMlOre & OhiO RniIroad ID

Baltimore y Ohio Railroad Go,
g lIE n u 50 5!
WHEELING, June II, 1870.
PASSENGER TRAINS WILL
i run BY the following schedule on and AfteF
June 18th, 1870, Wheeling time:
CINCINNATI EXPRESS.
BASF-LBAVHsm WEsT-LEAVES.
Wheeling daily Leaves Wheeling
AtS..........6 SEQ Q. m. daily At. .1G45 0. m.
AARTVE9 At BGllaIrC $50. 11:95 q. N.
Grafton. .... $50 q. NJ. ARRIVES At
Cumberland ..2SA y. m. Newark 800. .4:l6 ,. m.
Baltimore -. $3.50 y. m 6Andusky. :. $40 p. m.
WAsh'n City. 1000 D. m. Columbus, 69S p. m.
New York. :. GOO i. m.l OlRCinnRl 1880 p. m.
FAST LINE.
EAsT-LEAvEs All yEsF-LEAvEsS
waeelns aa!l 4 S SNII2 N %hooli9 9So. h.
ARRlYEs At, BellaIrO -, $50 .. m.
Baltimore .2(S8O1G 3D. . 1HREVEb At q ~.
Wa1hn City..:g y. tn. GAINESVILLE. 1880 =. IN.
New York.. .+:IO p. m. Columbus. :. $50 D. m.
.-#rt Sundays excepted.
= NAIL TRAIN.
.,,, EAsT-If4yGG wEsF-LEAvEs.
$WheoltnB daily 'LeaIe Wheeling
At'''....... 1l:6o p. MI daily Gt....1I:46p m.
Arrives At ." ARRIVES AT
Grafton. ."..400A 4. N. Newark Gao 4, m
Baltimore 4:45 p. m. Sanduaky .... .6OO p. N
WaSh'u City. .6:26 j. m. Columbus .7:l6 !. IN.
Now York. =. 600 q. m. Cincinnati 1900 m.
"Sund4ys excepted. tSundAys excepted.
ACCOMMODATION. %
EABT-LEAVES WRsT-LIAVKs
wheeling daily ? % IS wheeling daily
At.......... 1885 .. m. Rt......,....& SIS y. m.
ARRIVES At a, ARRIYKS At
Grafton. .4:10p' m. GAINESVILLE. 300 p. m,
PArkGTBburg .946 p. m. Newark. " :. l0.iD p, m il.
Cumberland. .10l5 p. m. sanduSky. :. .905 D, m,
'SnndGyS excepted, "SundayS excepted;
Trains on the Main Limo make connections at
Baltimore with trains for Philadelphia, New
York and Boston. Al Relay House, via Wash.
ingt0n City, for RllpOints. South. Z T.
Central Ohio trains make direct connection al
Columbus for all points West and Northwest.
Tickets to all principal points can be procured
at the otiee. JOHN L. WILSON,
Master Of Transportation, B4ltImofe.
,11.y y r. TsDRVRIHS,
juu14 tl.,T sd. General Agent Wheeling.
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WHEELING, June II, 1870.
PASSENGER TRAINS WILL
JIG run BY the following schedule on and RltaF
Innn iNih 1GIl NHhnalInt TINA. ----.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-10-22
"God help them II the tempest swings
nrhn nine noainak thu palin,N

So sang wendall Holmes when the wa
broke ont. SO sang tho Democracy when Ken
dali took the field. The tempest Democratic
State Central Committcc) has decrecd that the
Pine KendalD should swing against tho palm
lFitch) at Gold Hill last night, and at Virginia
this evening. or course Mr.. Kendall will be
m%isrepressntcd ny the Republican papers .oi
those places, aud Mr.. Fltch's efforts extrav'
agantly praised. but that will not deceive, the
people who listen to the discussion, and we have
no fears OF the result. Kendall 10 by odds inc
finest orator and ablest man OF the TWO and az
q debator he has no superior on the coast, ana
10 not approached by Fltch.-SRrtr StaH.
The spine" and the palm" met
at Piper's Opera House last evening,
and the vast assembly Of people who
were present can best judge which
proved himself tile best orator, de-
batter, and ablest man. We do not
wish to misrepresent Mr.. Kendall, but
he is no match for the talented and
truthful Fitch In any capacity. AS
the Steer State says. If Mr.. Kendall
has emo superior OH the coast" In the
ranks Of his party, the public can rest
assured that there will b no more de-
bate during this campaign between
democratic lights and Mr.. Fitch.
" May God help them" etc.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-10-22

FINHNCIAL-THE TICKETS IN
THE GREAT LOTTERY ALL
sOLD-TWO sUPPEMRNTARY
CONCERTS TO BE GIVEN.

q SAN Francisco, October 22-2P. A.
Gold at IL A, ~, ll2A.
Greenbacks, 50; selling, sou.
A fierce Northwestern has been blow
Ing all night, and still continues.
A manifesto Of Mr.. Swain, President
of the Mercantile Library Association,
announcing that all the tickets in the
lottery are sold, that the drawing will
come off as. announced, and that two
more concerts will be given, ut which
only small or nominal prizes Will be
distributed, creates some comment. 1t
Is supposed by many that tile object Is
to prevent the successors of the present
officers having 1t in their power to put
other lotteries oil n large scale in the
field, the amount already realized
being sufficient to clear the concern Of
all liabilities. Others think that the
announcement Is merely to stiffcn the
price of tickets on the street, and ena-
bic the brokers 10 realize large profits
out of the advance. 5eEETaa
1t Is understood that the next two
schemes will include prizes of watches,
jewelry, etc, instead of coin.
The steamer Ori=aba has arrived
from San Diego.
There is every indication Of u rain
storm coming OH. gu,
Mercantile Library Lottery tickets
are selling at &c and So 30. r p
The jury In the Lloyd murder case,
after being out eighteen hours, came
IN this morning and reported that they
were unable to agree. The Judge sent
them back with the notice that they
must stay out at least until Monday If
they could not agree sooner, and they
would be provided with provisions In
the meantime. 1t Is reported that they
stood seven for entire acquittal and
five for manslaughter; and the fact
creates much surprise under the cii-
crmstances. fr..r
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-10-22
SPECIAL to 1.-THE GOLD HILL NEWS
BY THE CABLES.
THIS AFTERNOON


LONDON, October pa dispatch
from Amilus, to-day, announces the
Prusslans only three Kilometres dis
tant. Every preparation has been
made to defend the town.
A special train, laden with ammunl-
ton OF war, passed through Anilus
to-day from Lille, going to Roucn.
Bourbaki Is expected to leave Lille
to-day for some destination. He has
1000 men under his command.
The American ambulance corps has
been given to understand by the Prus-
SLAMS that It's aid Is not wanted.
A dispatch from Tours, dated yester-
day at 10 p. NJ, says the Papal Nuncio
has arrived in that city.
The troops In camp, at Tours, are to
be reviewed once n week.
Reinforcements are constantly ar
irving.
The Prussians now occupy Georgian,
near Orleans.
Nearly the whole department of
Haute Saone Is under control of the
Prusslans. ~
No news from the seat of war to-day.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-10-22
FROM SAN FRANCISCO
BURNED - BURIED ALIVE =
"sTABBRD-TOTAL LOSSES.

SAN FRANcIsco, October 22-l P. NJ
The rear of the residence Of Mrs.
Lawler, 545 Mission street, was dam
age by fire to the extent Of $500 this
morning.
John Petit, residing on Bush street,
near Divisidero, while digging q we'll,
last evening, was caved on and sufio-
Gated. The body was recovered In n
few minutes, but life was extinct.
Rose Howard, a girl of the town,
was stabbed in the breast, ut the st.
Francis, last evening, by II Frenchman
with whom she has been living. The
wounds will not prove fatal. The
assailant was arrested. The total
losses by the fire Of Thursday morning
foot up BETWEEN 1926, 900 and $4,000
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-10-22
PLATFORM AND RESOLUTIONS
OF THE UNION REPUBLICAN
PARTY OF NEVADA. u y
ADOPTED IN STATE CONVENTION At ELKo, SEP.
TEABER 2lsT, 1870.

Peso,r<d, That the Administration Of Presi-
dent Grant and the Republican majority In Con-
grcss arc entitled to the thanks Of the country
for the manner in which they have discharged
their duties and fulfilled the promises upon
which thoy were elected 10 power.
~Sccond-That w renew our pledges OF dcro'
ton to the Federal Union. and consider the
preservation OF It's integrity and the mAinten.
ance OF Its honor A. the highest duty OF every
American citizen, and TO this end We invite tho
cooperation Of all men. without regard to past
political associations or differences.
Third-That we are now, IA ever. opposed 10
all forms md phases Of human slavery, and In
favor OF all measures the purpose OF which Is to
lawfully protect the labor OF tho citizen, and
that the action OF Congress In refusing TO admit
ceiyes the thanks and Endorsement Of this Con.
ycntion, and we earnestly urge upon that body
TO speedily enact such laws as viii prevent the
further importation OF Chinese under service
contracts.
tho income tax, and the reduction OF the tariff,
and all other taxation, to the lowest point con.
sistcnt With the maintenance OF the pubic
Finh-That we sympathize with all people In
every country h are striving to resist tho en-.
croachments Of despotism and.establish consti.
sixth.That we arc In favor OF the ~.trictest
economy In the management Of our Govern
ments-Nationsl, State and C~ounty-and Of the
reduction OF fees and salaries OF public officers
TO the lowest possible amount that will Afford
adequate compensation.
s~eyenth-That vo admit no natural hostility
between labor and capital; but recognize ne
bic reconciliation a. part OF the misston OF the
''pa'hsan PGs z. &. BATTRRxAN, Chairman.
JoHx d. BoALr, Secretary. 90 l1's'
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-10-22

Robert N. Graves, Of Gold Hill, Nefaoa, 70 niss
Anric Cadwaladcr.
an evidence that our pleasant and genial
friend. Col, Graves. has entered into the matri.
monial condition, this once rceei'eSA paskTt
sparklinc wine LAST evening, with the compll.
m5ents oh the newly married, who arrived nom
City yesterday forenoon, after u
.sther Long but pleasant journey, delayed, un.
hanpily. by an accident on the Central Pacific
Railroad.the king.bolt slipping out OF It's place
while the train was running az KY gait a
saws II was ono OF the gayest and pleasantest he
cxsp witnessed. The brldegrooms were General
Jobn n Winters Of Gold Hill. Edward Cadwal.
sder OF Sacramento. and Col. Ed. Cahill OF San
Franei.co. The bridesmaids were Mis- Abel Of
San Francisco, Miss Mumiord OF Sacramento,
and Miss Herrick Of San francisco. The bean.
,iinl and sacred ceremony Of marriage took
,Isce AZ half.past ten o'clock on Thursday morn
ne, and arrangements had been made for tho
nNriy TO leave on the cars nt " O'Clock, so
there was not much time to be lost In greetings
and congratulations. A splendid band dis
coursed delight I'll music for the numerous
meats. Of which there were about two hundred
Smany from San Francisco and Ncyada-and
for whom a magnificent collation. vas served mp
I'm the elegant mansion /; niter which al I'm.
promptu quadrille, In honor Of the occasion,
was proposed, and which was heartily respond:
cd to by az many OF the company as could
Notwithstanding Col. Ed. Cahill, formerly Of Viz.
ginia City, who was never known to dance 30
We'll az on this occasion, and VINO really has be.
come 30 proficient In terpslchorean agility az to
c %n,xI "%ashos sho.FlyS constitute enc snt
the same dances. Suffice II to say that tho wed.
ding party got through with their delightful
ceremonies In time TO reach the railroad depot
AT Sacramento Just as tho bell rung, and that
they arrived safely In Virginia City. May the
dsys'of our friend Graves and his beautiful bride
be many In the land-may their paths Of hnppi-
meas BE- unobsiructed by the Ills Of hte-may
their uinteYs be summers; and when their Jour-
peys through life are ended, may their grares
be green and pleasant in tho memories Of their
numerous friends.1
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-10-22

The power ofhis oratory seems to
have awakened an enthusiasm among tho masses
and mn admiration In the minds OF opponents
altogether unprecedented In the history OF polit-
ical campaigning on this coast.-Sarer Std'e.
Mr.. Kendall has spoken in Gold
Hill and Virginia city, and if anybody
has discovered "the power Of his
oratory" we should like to see the in
dividual. We have heard better ora
tory at a Methodist camp-meeting Mt
"Long-Coming" and "Squonkum "
In Nav Jersey.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-10-22
TO AMEND
, THE ~
CONSTITUTIONS

THE AssEMBEY.THR SENATE
L concnrring, propose the following Const.
%tutIonal Amendment: Section I OF Article ii. OF
the Constitution OF the State OF Nevada, 10
amended by striking thcrcfrom the word
- Made y wherever Il occurs therein.
g arrrE FgH D.O.ADRI6ON, g y
cum Speaker OF the Assembly.
A. wmrroRD, Clerk Of the A.semblL..Ey
II. d. EDWARDS,
President Of the Senate pro TEN. n
cuAs. F.. BIcKSELL, Assistant Secretary iofGy
the Senate.
I lRpoRsED.l ,.lgy
= Assembly proposal to amend tho Constitutions o.
No. Il. Introduced January q. 1859. Passed
February Is, ls69-yeas 81, nays H..
80 kB Clerk Of The Assembly G.
Received In Senate February o., 1869. Pasted
March 3, lsS9-ycas u, nays 4-..-Dr.rl
= ''''W > CHAS. F. BICKNRLL,, l-a8
Assistant Secretary Of the Senate.
STATE OF NEVADA : lm. sTUTE Mas
SEc.LTARY's OFFICE. -"
I. c, y. Sotewarc. Secretary Of Stato OF the
State OF Nevada, do hereby certify that tho fore.
going 10 d the, full and. correct, copy OF the "
original. on file N my Office
-, Witness my hand and the Great Seal
OF State hereto AFFIXED. Done At ofneo
SEAL In carson City, Nevada, this nth day
l~!o OF july, 4. D. 1870. -.-
ol7.td Secretary OF State.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-10-22
q

-
The Si2rer STATE, a red-hot Demo-
cratic paper says that The Republican
papers in this section will misrepre-
sent Mr.. Kendall, the DEMOCRATIC can
didate for Congress. Kendall has got
through here "worsted " by his own
want of ability-but he has not been
"misrepresented 'by the press. Now
let US see how the Democratic papers
are abusing the Republican candidates.
The Si2rer State Of yesterday contains
the following misrepresentation" OF
Mr., Tritle, our candidate for Governor;
TxrrIx AND ME- srrAx A PIECE ArixcE.-
These two worthless visited and bored Union
villa ON "Wednesday evening last. This ID espe-
cially trpe of Tritle, for be bored the audience
out OF all patience, occupying considerao!! over
an hour In relating the uninteresting history Oh
his boyhood: Tritle spoke n.st..ai ,s : s, nTira
half a dozen cocktails before nreakfast-too
much, He was In favor OF reducing the state
Legislature to thirty members. " 10 eheaper
70. the Bank TO buy thirty than my odd mem
ScrsJ Denied owning the Bank Of California;
but did not deny tho Bank owning him said
the prosuects were that II would be q close fight;
recited moro youthful experiences: got married.
lie admitted being q partner OF Sharon In the
Virginia and Truckee Railroad. which he voted
money out Of the peoples pockets to build;
could not see what the Government could DO on
the Chinese question; intorses the action OF
Congress on the subject.
OF Senator Nye the same paper re-
marks: rrlara
ATE. Trit,c got through worrying his audi
ence out Of all patience with dry and poorly re-
lated Dutch storics, old falstan, surnamed saw
min, gave q forcshadowing OF what the Repa3.
lean party Intends TO do. by saying that what II
has been In the past 1t will be In tho future. NO
reform 10 intended. animated that the opposi-
Ition Of the Democratic party bad caused the
Republicans to enfranchiso tho negro, and tnat
the same opposition provided the Republicans
retain the power might result In the eniran'
chisccncnt 9th Chinanan.
On the whole, the affair was q fAllurc, anu tne
Republican State ticket would have Jared better
had the effort not boon made A little laughter
was provoked by the anecdotes related, but
there was an utter lack Of anything like enthu'
siasm. II was remarked by Republicans that
Tritle lost votes by his Sunday school speec1,
and a. Tor Old Sye, nesrly every one went pre-
pared to discredit anything that he might say.
So much for abuse and mlsrepresent-
alton of Republicans by a Democratic
paper.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-10-22
PROPOSAL TO AMEND
-THE-
.hg.gvHE .a.iI2.,y.
Constitution of the State.
,rHR SENATE. THE ASSEMBLY,

THE SENATE. THE Assembly
concurrIng, hereby propose that Section !
OF ArticlcH. ofthe Consultation OF the state or
Nevada be AMENDED by striking therefrom
the word I" white" wherever II occurs therein.
49, 49, r. D. EDWARDS, -re
President OF the Senate pro tenn.
john WATSON, Secretary Of the Senate.
49, DID. ADDISON, ID,
ITO Speaker ofthe Assembly.
A. WuIrFoRp, Clerk Of the Assembly.
%(ISDoRsED.1 .f
Senate Concurrent Resolution No. lg1, Gmend.
ing Section OF Article II. Of the State Consn'
tuition. Introduced and passed FebIuary 21h, Z
l~s69-yeas II, nays O.. JOHN !
.' GSccretaTy Of the Senate. I
Received in Assembly and passed, February
%, lS69-yeas 70, nays IS.
Clerk Of the Assembly.
STATE OF NEVADA, La
SgcnIrARr'sl oYYIcE. f"gLG MAN
&c. y. Notewarc, Secretary OF State OF the
State Of Nevada. do hereby certify that the fore.
going ~ a irne, full and correct copy OF tho
original on hle In my Office. .u.G. a.L,E
u, Witness nv hand and the Great Seal
Vs.. OF State hereto afixcd. Done q once
rEAL' In carson City, Nevada, this z7th DAY
49, OF July. A. D. 1870. . ~
c. y. NoTEWARE,
olI.td --.Ln- Secretary o. State:
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-10-22
Union Republican State Ticket

-
For Governor, ~ 1
r. a. TRITLE,
or Storey county.
For Lieutenant Governor,
i. &. E
or Ormsby.
For Congressman,
THOMAS FITCH, Of Nye.
For Judge of Supreme Court,
]. y. SLAUSON, Of Lander.
For Clerk Of Supreme Court.
ALFRED HELM, Of ormsby.
For Treasurer,
LEN. WINES, Of Elko.
For Controller,
w. ". HOBART, OF White Pine.
For Secretary OF State, LE
J.. ID. MINOR, OF Humboldt.
For Attorney General,
WILL CAMPBELL, OF Storey.
r For State Printer, r..s..
II. r. MIGHELs, OF ormsby.
For Surveyor General, r..
JOHN DAY, Of Lyon.
For State Mineralogist,
HENRY Il. wHITEHILL, Of Churchill.
For Sup't Public Instruction,
A. n, FISHER, Of Lyon.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-10-22

County Central Committee.
yIRoruA-First Ward, James Shower Second
Ward, 8. T. Gage; Third Ward: e.
c. Goodwin; Fourth Ward, Ed.
ward Hurd. =.
GoL.p Hn.L-First Ward. Phil. Smith Second
Ward, j.. p. Jones.
AMERICAN FLAT-A. lawson.
Committeeman at Large-E. Strother.
nS.fl 90. ."
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-10-22

3 School Ttlstses Tor uV.G HlH scuooI DD-
triet; ,,...., c,,v s.hoo,
= senooi trus'ees 'or '>u'H wy o
Uistrlet. ni.,5.t
Sscn1oL ~ pnacn oTd ma constsbIcl
ns.S oStbe SoIiowinr named Townships VIZ:
io[ Tach y, T y Nnn,ber ono.
HifHin,a ToWnsmP Numpp e T Wy
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GOld an [9Wnsnip, N M Srr,hss Eo,r
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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-10-22
Republican State Central Committee

STOREY-S. r. Gage, DR.. c. b. Hnbri"kie
and G. q. Bnttermnn.
WASfIOE i. II. Kinkcnd md {. Ii.
Eastman. go ..-..r
WHITE PINE-Thomns r. HawIe
Thomas Wren.
LANDER-E.S g. Davis md 1. O.. bdteuian'
LYOS-W. Buncher and fly. Sweetappic'
o RaISBY-A. D. Treadway.
DOUGLASS. w. Hulucs.
ESaIER Adam. a. Murphy.
CHURCIIILL-M. w. Hoyt.
NYE-Jnmes VI. Graves.
ELKO-F. II. smith. ftH|y rJEH
LINCOLS-John Il. Best.
ITII1TROIDT-M. =. Thompaou.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-10-22

THAr's So.-The Reese River Reu-
ellie, speaking of the speeches Of Mr.
Fitch in the western part of the State,
SAYS that Tom is cleaning the rubbish
out of the path that leads to Repub-
lican. victory.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-10-22

NEW YoRx don't. like to be stigma
tiled as the headquarters OF vice."
and the New York papers decidedly
object 70 IT,. EggtEEEE Ta8h