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From Washington.
BANK ClRCULATloN.

DIAM Alh'l IN il'fH
New YoRK, July Z
A Washington dispatch states that the
treasury now has n total of six million dol
lars circulation, comprising million and
Il half which has been already surrendered
by national banks under the new currency
law, and some four million from broken
banks There have been as yet demands
for only three million for circulation in the
west, leaving some three million yet to be
drawn before the surplus of the eastern
banks will be disturbed.
THE DISTRICT GOVERNMENT.
The examination of district finances
shows that it will require about 1925, 900
to pay interest due the LIST inst, 's415000
to redeem securities pledged, and nearly
SGO0,OO0 to pay the clerical force
and wolkmcn of the late district govern
ment, thus cXhausting nearly all of the ap-
preparation of 81 300 Geo, made at the last
session of congress.
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From New York.
New York, July T

THE COMET.
Parkhurst the astronomer, says, from
the latest observations of the comet, the
earth will barely escape collision.
TAXABLE PROPERTY.
The assessment rolls presented by the
tax commissioners represent an increase of
taxable property in New York during the
past year of about five million dollars
SENSIBLE.
The grand lodge of Orangemen have de-
cided not to parade on the 10Th INST. but
will have a sermon by Rev. DR.. Tying on
Sunday, the 1oth, and have a picnic next
day.
PERSONAL.
President Howe of the Chicago board of
trade, was the guest of the produce eX-
change yesterday. He leaves to-day for
Boston and Portland, at which later city
he is to meet the officers of the national
board of trade
OPPOSITION TO Charlie AND GARDNER.
The committee Of Tammany politicians
visit Albany to-day to see the governor on
the police commissioner question. and II
quorum has signed a call for a meeting of
the board of aldermen tomorrow. The
mayor does not feel at all frightened at the
hullabaloo he has raised and says he has
acted on the bett legal advice and for what
he deems to he the best interests of the
city.
MORE SAINTS.
The steamship Idaho brought seven hun
dred Mormon immigrants yesterday on
their way to Utah, accompanied by eight
missionaries. They are mostly from Scan
dinavia
CATTLE RATES.
The freight agents of western roads at a
meeting here yesterday voted to increase
the tariff on cattle to tifty-iivc cents per
one hundred pounds Other freight is to
be increased.
THE BROOKLYN RING ON TRIAL.
The extraordinary court of oyer and ter
miner reassembles in Brooklyn to-day for
the trial of the indicted ring officials. EX-
tax collector Badeau is the first case to be
tried Judge Daniels presidcs.
HoyT, srRAGuE AND co.
appointed receiver of the firm of IIoyt,
Sprague & Co., to-day took full possession
of their effects.
JEWELS SUCCESSOR.
A special from Washington says there
will be cabinet meeting next week,
when the President will make the appoint
ment of successor at ST. Petersburg of
| Minister Jewell.
WHO SHALL DECIDE WIEN DOCTORS DIS
AGREE?
The neurological society met last even
| ing-a large number OF leading physicians
being present-and discussed at length the
hydrophobia question in connection with
the case Of Mccormick. Dr. Hammond
gave the results of his investigations in the
case, and reiterated his belief that the dis
ease was that of the nerve centres like
tetanus, and not blood poison Prof
Dalton, on the contrary, believed hydro
phobia to be II blood poison. Resolutions
were adopted by the society recommending
the taxing of dogs to reduce their number
notwithstanding mtZzling ms of little use
and in favor of bunting dogs teeth by
filing, so as to make their bites harmless
As preventive of hydrophobia after t
bite, DIR. Hammond recommends the cut
ting away of the flesh all about the wound
while Prof. Dalton preferred cauterizatlol
by nitrate of silver and lunar caustic.
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From Albany.
rRonIBITfoNisr5 ORGANIZING

rROnIBITIoNisTs ORGANIZING.
ALBANY, n. Y, July Z.
AT meeting here to-day it was decided
upon issuing an appeal TO the prohibition
lists of the state, urging them TO a speedy
organization and an cl1cctua canvass for
the coming campaign.
THE GONERNOE.
Gov. Dix is not expected to return to
the city until the 81 inst.
TIE SEW CAPITOL.
There arc now nearly 500 men at work
on the new capitol.
FUNERAL.
The funeral of DR.. James .McMoghton,
who died in Paris, took place to-day.
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HAMILTON, July 7.
Henry Lewis was brought before Judge
Ambrose for oXtradition, on II charge of at
tempted murder by running n train off the
track on the Little Miami railroad, in Ohio.
After an examination of witnesses the
Judge decided that n sufficient case had
been made, and papers were sent to Ottawa,
for the governor generals approval
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We are requested to announce by the
agent that "the pride of the meadow
the champion light mower, will be on ex-
hbition at the fair grounds Tuesday,
Wednesday and Thursday from eight a.
m, until noon, and that all farmers who
wish to see the lightest and best mower
made, in operation are requested TO he pre-
sent and see il work
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Charged with Smuggling.

WuMINGToN, July z.
|. $. Marshall Dunn with number of
deputies on Sunday night proceeded TO
Breakwater where they arrested W. g.
Ellcngood, Joshua Ellcngood, VIM. Ellen
good, jr, VIM. Crosby, Alton Crosby
Samuel Marshall and Andrew II. Baker
charged with smuggling sugar from the
bark Masonic on the LIST of June The
prisoners arrived here to-day and will have
II hearing tomorrow. Baker will plead
guilty
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Schooner Collision.

ST. CATnRlNEs, Ont, July I.
The schooner Louise while going into
Lock No. 81, ran into the lock gates carry
ing them away. She then ran into the
schooner McUpper and broke her back.
The latter vessel is now lying on the inter
sill of the lock. Great delay and trouble
will hc caused in clearing her away
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will pursue their studies with more zest
and pleasure from the novel and healthy
recreation which they are now taking.

RICHMOND MARKET, July Cat market
here today, 100 tubs of butter and sales
were 25c to 2Gc for choice; selections 21c.
Cheese, $50 boxes offered, and sales 10c TO
lie for farm diaries; sage and factory lie
To %
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The "GENTLEMAN IN BLACK, who is the tu-
telar demon of dram-ShOps, assumes his Sour
Bltters Is reported 'dOwn below. The Peo-
pies Vegetable Tonic Is playing the mischief
with his bitterS fired with rum. All diseases
which those demoniac nostrums aggravate, I'M
der pretense OF relieving, such as Indigestion,
sickheadache constipation, rheumatism, govt,
and intermittent feVerS, are cured by H.
ie23d&w4W
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Havana News,
FIGHT EXPECTED

FIGHT EXPECTED.
New YoRk, July T.
a Havana letter states that another bat
tie of large proportions is expected near
Puerto Principe, as the Spaniards have
some 10000 men in the field near there
POOR DOCkRAY.
Dockray is still in jail aud hopes to he
released as soon as his trial takes place.
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COrtena RcinSiated.

GALVESTON, Tex, July :.
The Netss has a special from Browns
vile, which says, United States Consul
Wilson, from Matamoras, states that the
legislature of Tamanlipas has reinstatcd
Certina AS mavor of that city. The news
caused considerable excitement. and Cor
tna's friends are iublant. Coy. Canales
opposed the reinstatement of Cortina
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Monmouth Park Races.

MONMOUTH PARK, july :.
The first race for $780, distance half n
mile, was won by Babylon time 3, sec
onds. The second race was for Il purse of
$3.50, all ages, two mile heats. The first
heat was won by Arizona, Fellowcrafl sec
ond, and Jury third. Time 3.4l.
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Tnmbler Works Burned.

PTTsBuRo, July Z.
A dispatch from Rochester, Pa, says
that this morning the works of the Roch-
ter tumbler company at that place were de-
stroyed by fire, Loss 100000, nearly GOV
cred by insurance.
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FRENCH FASHIONS have ruled the world be-
cause OF the readiness with which the French
people adopt all that Is most pleasing, most
beneficial, or most economical. In the matter
OF beverages, French Vanilla Chocolate has al
ways been esteemed a luxury that strengthen
ed instead of eneryating yet at the Paris Expo
sltion our old Boston llOuSe-Walter Baker q
Co.-b0re away the first prize for excellence
from the whole world, and at the Vienna eX
position was awarded the Medal OF Merit.
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HydrOphObia.

FoRr WAYNE, Ind, July Z.
A man named Evans, living in Warsaw,
Ind, who was bitten by mad dog ten
days ago, exhibited symptoms of hydro
phobia yesterday, and is now given up by
his physicians.
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UNIVERSITY or VERMONT.
seventeen commencement - .sGiy
sta. 61h and 7th.

WEDNESDAY. JULY 5.

1880 a. IN Procession from college. ll:OO Il.
IN. Orations Of graduating class, masters ora
ton and comforting Of degrees. 300 p m. Cor
pOratlon dinner 500 p. III. Commencement
levec at the presidents house.
Music to be furnished by Halls Band, OF Bos-
ton.
The railroads and steamboat company will
carry persons attending commencement Tor
fare one way.
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Suicide.
PROVIDENCE, Jul

PROVIDENCE, July T.
DIR. ). X. Jennings, n prominent phys-
clan of Nashville, Tenn, committed sui
eide at the hotel, at Narragansett Pier, this
morning. His niece, daughter of Governor
Wise of Virginia, was with him at the
Pier
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by the Cable.
RAILROAD ACCIDENT.


LoNDoS, July :.
By collision on the Lancashire railway
this morning five persons were killed and
several hut.
ARRIVED
BnEsr, July Z
Steamship Percrc from New York.
SOUTHAMPTON, July T.
Steamships Frankfort and Italia from
New York.
COMMERCIAL.
LoNpoN, July :.
The rate for money at the stock cN-
change on government securities is % per
cent. Erie 90.
5p. M-AmolnI of bullion Withdrawn
from the Bank of England on balance to-
day c47,000 Eric 232@2D
LIVERPOOL, July Z.
Cotton market firm. Sales to-day l4,O00
bales. Middlngs Uplands 81 Orleans *
@SI.
Brcadstuffs market dull Wheat 12s 81
@12s AL per GENITAL for average California
white los 3dm11s for red western spring.
Corn 34so134s 81 per quarter Flour ?1s
per Dbl for western Canada.
Provsions-L j3s per cwt
The receipts of wheat for the past three
days have been 30, 900 quarters, of which
"a 600 were American.
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DEATHS.

ROSS.-At her residence in Clarendon, July
eth, Eliza webb, wife OF the late Walter RosS,
aged go years and months.
Funeral from her residence in Clarendon, ON
Thursday at o'clock p. IN.
RosS.-At Colchester, Ill., June 10Th, at the
residence of his brother-in-law, of small-pO
Elbridge W., youngest son of the late Walter
Ross, aged % years and months.
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NEW BLACKSMITH SHOP.

me Undersigned having rebuilt ana rciit1ed
the blacksmith shop on iiowe street. near the
Chalr FACTORY, Is prepared to do everything In
the line OF blackslnlthing, and VIII also make n
ting, &C. Having had several years experience.
feel confident of giving satisfaction In every
case, and solicit share Of public patronage
jysdim&w3m W. Ii. CUMINS.
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Lightning Speed.

ST. LouIs, July r.
BY the new time table on the st. Louis,
Iron Mountain 4 Southern railroad the
time between this city and Galveston is re
duced to fortvonc hours.
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pENNlsoN.s PATENT SHIPPING TAGS

DENNlSoN'S PATENT SHIPPING TAGS
over 200 millions have been used within the
past ten years, without complaint of loss by tag
becoming detached. All hpress Companies
use them. Sold by Printers and StationerS
Everywhere
GLOBE PAPER co. RUTLAND,
iunc23d6wlf Wholesale Agents.
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4 Rebels Repentance.

New YORK, July Z.
VIM. Cnclcs, an cX-cOnfcderatc colonel,
suicided by shooting himself at Passaic, n.
j., yesterday Pecuniary embarrassment
is the supposed cause
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Fire..

TOLEDO, Jnly :.
a fire at Dundee, Mich. Sunday, de
stroyed the llolring mill of Parton Il Stow
ell Loss $4,000.
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The GrasshOppcrs.

ST. PAUL. July l.
The commissioners IN this county yestcr
day appropriated $1,000 FOR relief of suf
ferers by the grasshopper plague.
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FOR MOTH PATCHES. FRECKLEs

AND TAN ask your Druggist for Perry's Moth
and Frcckle Lotion, which is harmless and in
every case inIalliblc. Or for his Improved Co
medone ana Pimple Remedy, the great Skin
Medicine for Pimples, Black Heads or Flesh
worms. or consult b. G. PERRY, the noted
skin Doctor, 40 Bond street, New York.
april l0deOd, won.
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Another Victim.

SYRACUSE, July I.
Miss Carrie Ostrander, one of the in
jurcd in the Baptist church disaster, June
%, died last evening, making the four
tcenth victim.
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NoTE.-The "amount of cloudness" desig
mated by figures, 10 being entire cloudlness .
half cloudiness o entire clearncss.
The velocity" or rate OF motion, 10 being the
highest, and apparent rest.
Authorizations St. Stratus Gu, Cumulus /;
Cir. Cirrus Cir. St., Cirro-Stratus GUST
Cumulo-Stratus Clr-Cu., Clrro-cumulus; MIN,
Nlmbus.
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WAR DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER, :
WASHINGTON, July IS p. m. }
PROBABILITIES.

PROBABILITIES.
For New England and the middle states,
partly cloudy and warm weather will
stationary or falling barometer and local
rains from Pennsylvania northcastward to
Maine.
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TNO RY-GOODSMEN, GROCERY
4 MEN, BUTCHERS &C.-We offer the larg-
est line of Wrapping Papers, Paper Bags, Flour
Sacks and Twines TO be found In the State
Best quality MANILA, best quality bogus man
lila. Best quality straw paper, all sizes and
weights. Best quality paper bags and hour
sacks warranted full size ana full weights. No
scrimplng We handle these goods in large
quantities, and our prices are as low as others
selling same quality OF goods. send us an
order.
GLOBE PAPER co.
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From Cincinnati.
KlLllNG IN SELF pEFENsE

CINCINNATI, July !.
William Johnston, under arrest for bur
glary at Yellow Springs, made a murder
Gus assault yesterday upon town Marshal
Hamilton, who in self defense shot and
killed Johnston.
FIRES.
ton by fire of quantity of wool stored at
Hunts station, near Newark, Ohio, ill.,
volving loss of $4,000, A quantity OF
cord-w wood, fences and charcoal pits on the
Licking Valley railroad was burned at the
same time.
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Latest MONETARY.
NEW yong, july :.
Money easy at las.
Prime discounts 5& a.
Sterling exchange more active and lower at
4-s7H for co days and s9ai9O for sight.
Customs receipts to-day amounted to s6i2,-
coo.
Exports produce for the week s78s7 ,isG
Gold opened at l0'6 and closed at 1925, the
lowest point Of the day.
Carrying rates Sal per cent, and fiat
Treasury disbursements amounts TO $780,
00l
Clearlngs in the Gold Exchange to-day, .31,
OOO,0OO.
Governments weak.
state bonds quiet.
stocks were weak early in the day and de-
| clhcd = to ii per cent below the closing
| quotations Of yesterday, with the chief decline
In Erie Speculation was mainly governed by
movements OF shares known as Grange stocks,
and according as these shares nuctuated 50
moYed the remainder of the list. During the
| last hour Of business the market was most ac-
tive In Western Union, Eric. Lake Shore, Union
Pacific, Northwest, Rock Island, 81. Paul and
Wabash.
Among the sales to-day 10000 W. Union o.
600 Pacific Mail 1900 Erie $4,000 Lake Shore;
200 T. Pacific 10000 Northwestern 1900 ST.
Paul aud 5000 Wabash $1,000 Rock Island
Gold closed at 1929.
| Money at 2a3.
Governments dul.
! State bonds quiet and steady.
| Stocks dun and steady.
Where blanks occur there were no bids
| Thn following are The closing quotations.
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NOR SALE.-A German Silver Il Cor
II net rotary, as good as new. Price, SOS.
Call on or address, d. W. Won MEDIA,
jyTd3t Globe Onlce
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WANTED. - Ten good Sawyers, to
w work In a Marble Saw Mill Permanent
employment given. None but steady and eX-
perienced workInen need apply.
SKELETONS a. SLASON,
Jy1dMWlw West Rutland, VI
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WANTED.-AF irst-class Horse Sheer.
w one That can turn and ut. Good wages
VIII be paid to good workman. None other
need apply. ". II, CUMINS
lysdtf
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The grand lodge of Orangemen have de-
will have a sermon by Rev. DR.. Tying on
Sunday, the 1oih, and have picnic next
day
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-10-04
AN ~INrEE.sEiNG Case.

The Sacramento RECORD informs lis
that the Rev. d. \. Dryden has sub
mi.ted to the Methodist Conference, III
sessiona It San Francisco, some difficult
ties which he thinks may affect his Pc
sition as a pastor of that denomination.
Il appears that he cannot bring himself
to believe i'll the doctrines of the Trim
ity. the resurrection of the dead. future
and general judgment. and vicarious
atouement. And yet. having thus re-
solved his Christianity in;o 4 .re-
semblance to the play o. "Hafalets
with the part OF the Prince OF Dem
mark omitted, it does not apparently
seem to him Ii all necessary tha. 10
should resign his position. He sub
mits his case frankly. however. and
ASK the conference to determine VIVA
course be ought to pursus; and the
conference determines THAT i'll our
judgment the time has come when
consistency and true manliness require
that the said r.. A. Dryden should STIR
render his authority as q minister Of
the Methodist Episcopal Church. Our
reporter states, however. thai the
question is not finally disposed Of, and
that it may resul. in the formal triad for
heresy. The thing which interests us
most is Il know what the Rev. D. 4.
Dryden continues to believe in, having
rejected all the fundamental doctrines
Of his denomination. How a MAJ who
has ceased to believe in these doctrines
can seriously contemplate presiding i'll
Il Christian Church. is hardly coHcaiv-
able, yet it would appear that this gen
tieman was by 10 means clear as 10
whether he ought TO resign. And ve.
It Is to be feared that there is a rapidly
increasing number OF ministers WHO
stand where his ore does. and. never.
theless, continue TO preach doctrines
which they have ceased to believe.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-10-04
FINE WRITING VEEAVS FACT.

A recent article in the Oteflaad
.Nonthty, containing a highly inia5ina-
tive and rather stilted description OF
Death Valley, san Bernardino county.
has reused the ire of the Inyo It9e-
pendent. which declares roundly that
the account contains scarcely Il word
of truth in it from W. end to the eth
cr." The OreJtott3 writer depicted he
place as "a very Gehenna-a place Of
death and bones. Birds do not tiy
over it. Animals do not enter it. Veg
citation cannot exist in it, and so forth.
The Ladependelt, on the other hand.
asserts that. sit is a matter of daily oc-
currence for both man and animals to
cross it. All the beef cattle consumed
in Panamint are brough. across ii, ~
over any other barren stretch Of fifteen
or twenty miles Of desert" And now
the Orerlnhd has the floor.
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THE INDEPENDENT STATE coz.
IENrrDN.

We have already given the readers
of the SENTINEL the result of the indie
pendent State Convention. Mr.. Van
Jaquclin. the talented local reporter OF
the Rcrciiic. who was in Carson during
the earliest stages of the convention,
thus jots down his impressions OF the
gathering:
The Independents are now in conn
ell here-h0ld,mE II STATE Convention.
|, j. Il very harmless affair. and no
fears are entertained that Il will SIT
carson river on fire. There are five
counties uurerrCSvut,d. Lander being
among tine uHmbcr. Old muciiagr
>utro i running The machine. liy the
Nay. isn't "muciiage" a pretty
good handle for Sutru'S name
becdu>c a. sticks 10 u DELEGATE like
Il chestnut burr 10 a sleeps tail.
They hal 4 >triu- OF reSolG iun= WhicI
would reach from .AuSin 20 Belmont.
which suppoe ,ypur readers viii Sc
in print ere Ions. Therefore. il i outy
necessary to say here that every word,
line. sentence aud aragraph hreathcS
vir.Ue-Iu:e, uudcElsd. coiJ-biooded
virtue.
/ leave for home this evening. and
can, see tins circus out. ] don't
know u | vii iSse much by i, low
ever. because i i slower thau tho
wrath OF Heaven, and | like ~ see
lively conventions. There i about a.
much n1hu>ia>m iii played in this
thH. Il a Sha~iene Indian displays in
SuirO'S tuuuli.
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ELLIS.-We find i'll the Carson r.
tnnc Of the 10Th uit.-thc last day OF
the Democratic State Convcntion-,he
followin. items concerning a gentle
man who has a host Of warm friends
IN this section Of the State. The nom-
ination Of Colonel Ellis seems 10 lave
been received with much favor 10y his
friends everywhere. Says the tn
baae:
SERENADING.-Colonel \. 9. Ellis,
Democratic nominee tor Congress, Mats
serenaded last night by the Reno
Brass Band to such an extent that bat
few OF his neighbor> enjoyee. mach
sleep. What was fun for Mr.. itliis
was death to those DESTROYS Of counting
the drowsy god.
\ GENERAL INVITATION. Colonel
\. {. ELS will keep open house this
evening and extends Il cordial invita-
ton to all delegates and other friends
to call and partake of good cheer. No
doubt the Co.oneIfs home Will be
crowded.
THE CAMPAIGS oFENED.-Our dis
patches give a glowing account OF the
opening Of the campaign at Carson
City last night. The meeting Wis adj
dressed by DR.. I~Iazlett, candidate feg
Governor, Chas. +. De Long, VIM.
Sharon, Billy Woodburn and other
prominent gentlemen. From all ac-
counts it must have been an enthusias-
tic gathering.