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The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1874-01-17

RELIGI0US-Arn yAeT -s
sersiacs will be held in the baptist
EE1arsh, dpfiug the lprpsont year on the
first Sunday eveuins and the second
aadfoartk Sunday mornings and even
ingssb5 the sRey ALL Norris.
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1874-01-17

III you have More LAND tisan
you can PAY TAXES on, Register it for
sale at the LAND OFFICE of
Il flr'z nfAUG. Il. KNowLToN. +
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1874-01-17

s0m renaors will notice in this issue
'she .huusc advertisement" of NJ ,ssrs
Nose & Ixsar. Al,hI u sh tsey haze bat
Gew words to say. they mean Il great deal
anthe way Of Furnishing first cl ,ss groce
Tiea, to buyers. Their prices arc such
shat az one will go away from them
without bayiss aud being vel! pleased
with their bargains i'. n
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1874-01-17

JUST OPENED next door to Cornelson's
with stock Of
Boots and Shoes,
Selected from the Manufacturers expressly
to shit HARD TIMES, both as regards
QUALITIES and PRICES.
To be satisfied that such is the case, tho
citizens of Orangeburg and vicinity are re-
spectfully invited to call and examine my
Stock, ms hope to be able to show, not only
that there is something "New undcr tho
Sum-" but also something to benefit the un.
derstanding. Call and see.
T. B. BOYD.
n9vs l2R
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1874-01-17
COMMERCIAL.
REAIeFAElT REPORTS.

OFFICE OF THE ORANGEBuRG NEWS,
January, 1Gth-ls74.
COTTON-Salcs Curing the week 2l7
bales. We quote:
Ordinary, to Good Ordin,ry,... 9r@I2
\ Low Midding............ ...........l3lG9
Midd!ing...... ...... ............. y......l iIi
( BoUGH RIcR. ......S1.23 per oushel
ConN-.....-..........S aS1snerSbushcl
Cow PEAs......... 20 per hushci
rixngns............. Ito per bushel
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1874-01-17

WsThsf cave 9ofNlr! Jas. 4. Williams
viii be found in this issue. Mr.. w. is a
Qgstclass eoach.and house painter, hay
ing followed the rbus sincss for. twenty
tsar& years, y He lis too we'll known in
this County for US to say NOR,
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1874-01-17

2 -.
soeuz stsod iF;cod Sir. Il. i; Cop has
joined hinself uGto chat execlcn, firm
OF which our Mayor is senior member,
and the style Of the hou e IS now Nose
Eey Grows y Cercs.
Three jolly merchants, all in q row,
If yo9 want wan to- to buy groceries TO them gp. GO :.
n 4 = -
81 s. Sdlotlous Esq, Superintendent,
CO. tthcs South sCarlim Rail u ,ad Co.,
Will7please accept aur thanks for pass
,ovar.l lis,roaa tfor tho current year.
g. ;Oar opinion unchanged as t,
sttlie del Observation-Disclosures.
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1874-01-17

dec 81
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-10-12
HOW DO YOU LIKE ire
We'll. how do Democrats like this:

INDEPENDENT PuBLIc S~PEAxIso.-
Adrian G. Ellis. the Independent nom-
inss for Congress. will address the Inds-
pendants Of wAshos county, at Reno,
on Monday evening. 18th instant, on the
political issues Of the day.-Rono Jour
nal. Oct. lih.
When did A. q. Ellis, the Democratic
nominee for Congress, turn Independent
Another proof that the charge OF Mr.
Kendall is true. The Democratic ticket
has been sold out, soul and body, to
Sutro. Do Democrats rsmsmbsr that
A. G. Ellis went before the Independent
Convention at Carson latter having been
nominated by the Democratic party as
candidate for Congrsss), and in a speech
Endorsed their platform and accepted their
nominatiOns We would like to ask, for
the benefit Of those honest Democrats
who believe in q square fight, what party
does Mr.. Ellis assume TO represent
II elected. will he be = Dolly Warden OF
q Demscrail Perhaps Tom Williams or
the Chairman Of the Democratic State
Central Committee can tell which polit.
ical horse Col. Ellis is riding. II he
rides two, is there not danger that one
will shy and split the redoubtabls Colonel
in tvain2
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-10-12

The LARGEST Circulation IN THE
SrArE.-How the Dependent circulates is
thus explained by q contemporary
Orders were yesterday received from
different points in Eastern Nevada for
extra copies Of the Daily Independent.
This. Of late. has become a daily occur
renee, the orders ~aggregating from fifty
to two hundred copies by each mail
SutrO's Viyinid Independent.
There are at least a thousand copies
Of the Independent in the Bslmon, Post
Office. in single wrappers, persons to
whom they are addressed refusing to
take them out. They can be purchased
Of the Postmaster at the rate Of four
bits q hundred. Each copy forwarded
has q ons-csnt postage stamp on. A
waste OF somebody's monsy.-Beln'on!
Courier.
The money wasted belongs to sutro
Tunnel stockholders. Sutro said in his
frat lecture in Virginia City that he
hadn't q dollar in the world. But Sutro
is not always exactly correct. He prob
ably meant that he hadn't n dollar in
the world honestly ootdiRsd. This con-
strustion will not admit Of criticism or
denial.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-10-12
A Coal Field Discovered.


We have boon shown soms specimens
Of coal from groupings recently diseoy-
cred neal the railroad east Of Battle
Mountain. which experts say is the gon-
uine article. The discovery has created
quite an excitement ut Battle Mountain,
and tho general impression Is that sx-
tensivs coal fields exist there, and 4 new
district has been organized, which is
called the Rising Sun. 1t is situated
about 90 miles east Of Battle Mountain,
and 10 miles from Shoshone Point, ON
Rock creek. The locators are +. A.
Baughman. G. W. Fraser, 4. Pickett
and others, all shrewd business men.
who are not liable to be led away by sN-
element. We are credibly informed
that the groupings Of the coal vein are
traeeable for a distance Of two miles, but
as vet little work has been done, and OF
course little is known about its thickness
or value. An experiment trial OF the
groupings show q loss Of one-half in
wsight-a very promising outlook, to
say the least. Should the discovery
prove to be genuine coal, and as extern
sivs as reported. it is one Of the most
valuable ''inds" Of the ~year.-Sirer
STATE. Oct. 10.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-10-12
Republican state Platform.

A.,
Inc unisn hebIohcsn psi,y 2, Ns.t Sas ~ !,
devotion 70 the oons'itunoh a.a aws ., nc
reaeral ooveInmen., ne,gpy ahh'u"ee' "s
pis,otm 70 tno peoI,e lohow A..Lt
nes.r,a- ~. V.nahn.s, 'ue p,."..
pee sna PIhm H ~, Ns,lon.i carpsn,yon
euuneiaueu w ~. 49,. 80.
vices, ana we sspeg,A,y and ~ niso'
anu iorce " winch !, maln.1'neu - Snion;
abollthed slAseiy' nnd .ecuIeu rqua, wi hna
polucal ,ignts s..I ~ ,onst.,. is.da.
these rights DC sn,yrvea oy sRPsop.s negnsi
s aIISn; sp Of ,seir rishts. We demand Of car
en1y{men.v ", sIn,i,rs ,o ,h.,, n,,neinies. IN
punnc ag.n., ~ nIcd,.s m.1s ~ he
nohss, saet,u,p1 n,orraS mi cconamx in he
Si.eh..e ~ their o8aciai duiies. and Inc
nsarnn, Ana fe.rIe.. eIamInstion ana punish.
pw ru of those who violate any Of their obiira.
,e : W nus WV ' ~
sscona-Th, W.. heartily ipoor,e IN, last
psnnbl,e.n Convrc.. I'M fe1esiipg The law In,
nep.vnn arrciai .sIaris. In rednrlnc esnenses
-. mnrs ,hsn fpo Ooo ooo. in sucee..nuIIy ne.
.2.,in, ali iob.: I'm sbolishlnr Inc extraysrant
coye,nment Of The District or Columbia, and In
scsorming abuses generally. whereby the Re
nnS,1s.n ,s,,y h.. rroycd its,if to be worthy
o, T sSG1'nus Th .ap pc es Sy ssa ps Ss.iie tina, III.
order thai liz commercial and industrial inter.
asfs NAV not fu0Cr Injury by The INCUBATION oil
..,r.. y, hy imnsiriny he degree of Coincidence
which now prevails with regard 10 the cireu.
isiing medium. which we hope o 10 see
bsssd on q metallic currency.
Pourth-That we disapprovc OF the election OF
a President for q third term. as establishing .
pnhlieau iustiIutions,
pFiEh-Thsth honest, practical labor should be
,,a,,r,ed and receive a inst reward. In ,upport
M which view we favor the revision Oh our
treaty relations with the Empire OF China In
or. s%.rrile ela.. of inborers' and such irgis.
Ii.,i, n a. win actually prohibit he importatien
~ icnr.yrd psr.on. fiom abroad,
si, ,h-Thst we are opposet 10 the granting
nv our County, state or Federal Government
~ .rh.,s,ss y, grsnts IN rsiiwsys or other cor,
no,stiens'
Pss,rntb-Tba vhile we APPRECIATE the advan.
t,sss derived iron railroads, we demand a the
hand, Of our National Congress and our state
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-10-12
Game Home to Die.

An old white mule, full Of sores from
his nose to his caudal appendage, seeing
a number OF ofies-ssskers congrsgated
in front Of the public buildings this fore-
noon. and knowing (by instinctl that
the County Commissioners and Dsmo-
cratic Convention would be in session
to-day, dragged his weary body up to the
building and laid himself down to die.
The act OF the poor old mule cast terror
into the hearts Of the hybrid politicians,
who were at the time ~endsavoring to
persuade the simon.pure Democrats to
indorss the Independent nominees, and
strengthened the Dems in their rssolu-
ton to nominate a straight ticket. An
old Democratic friend said an follows
THAT mule has more sense than many
Of us. and has come to warn us not to
throw away the prestige OF our party.
I'm determined to stick to party, and
let the Republican mules gang their ain
gait" The mule will be decently in
TERED. for he has done good in his ex-
piring moments. Carson Tribune. Oct.
10Th.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-10-12
.o,,E LIES ExrosEp.

Al an Offset to Congressman Ksndall's
broadsids Of hot shot. flung into the
''l.st ditch" Of the Chivalry DEM
ocracy. last Wednesday evening. the
psp-suns which respectively represent
sutro and Tom Williams and cellec-
lively signify q" sell out" to the tunnel
swindls. are filing their columns with
lies about the circumstances under which
Mr.. Kendall left Mr.. Williams grand
stand and the incidents succeeding that
event. They assert that he was "kick-
ed or the grand stand aforesaid. This
is lie No. 1. He was requested by Mr..
Deal TO leave that stand. and after tell
ing his audience that hs would speak on
the opposite corner, to which that all
might know the place he motioned with
his hand. he walked over there, followed
BY at least thrss-fourths Of the audience.
The pep-guns aforesaid say that Mr..
Kendall. while speaking at the place he
had designated. had the box on which he
stood "kieked from under him." This
10 lie No. 2. He finished his speech
every word Of II. and no ons Of all the
hired fighters whom Sutro and Tom
Williams sent to interrupt him, dared
lay a finger On his person. Every man
who witnessed the spectacle, knows that
so far as personal violence is concerned.
there was none attempted. and there are
many who also know that an attempt to
infiict personal violence upon him that
evening would have resulted in most
serious trouble. The people OF Storey
county are in favor Of FREQ speech. and
whom Mr.. Kendall occupied his own
stand, no man in the United States had
any right to offer him a personal indiG-
nifty. There are numbsrlsss lies shot
forth by the pop-guns referred to. Mr.
Ksndall's hat was not knocked of. lie
gave ii to a gentleman standing close
beside him who returned 1t to him
when he lei, the stand. He was not
driven of by q mob. The crowd which
surrounded him and boro him to his
hotel were fully able to protect him had
he needed their assistance. Moreover.
they were willing to do so. Mr.. Kendall
vss not personally maltrsatsd; he wal
not even jostlsd by sutro's strikers OF
Tom Williams fighters. Moreover, he
10 not likely to be. The vsriest cur who
walks our streets in the garb Of human
ity cannot refuse to accord to Mr.. Ken
dali courage. moral and physical, OF a
rare order. And II Tom Williams or
Sutro doubt this fact, they had better
interview Mr.. Kendall. He deals with
principals. not with subordinatss." And
here let us again remark that the people
Of the United States. the people OF Ne
vada and the people Of Storey county
are in favor OF free speech. This is a
settled question, and nc ehivaric blud-
gson-bssrers can or will dare deny ii
to every citizen Of this free common
| wealth.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-10-12
An orposirroN coNrL1NENr.

DR.. Hazlstt is in Eureka, and the
Sentinel thus pays him a msritsd COM
plimsnt;
Though opposed to him politically.
we cannot find II in our heartto say much
against DR.. Hazlett. He stood with us
in the organization Of the new county OF
Eureka whom we needed friends. We
cannot forget his friendship in this re-
gard, and il would be the BLACKLIST Of in
gratitude to say harsh things against
him. We can not and shall not do 1t,
even though the political complexion OF
the whole State Government for the
next four years depended upon an unfa-
vorabls notice at hands. W. have
found the Doctor to be q true friend oil
the people and best interests OF Eureka,
and We have the independence to say 1t.
No man before the people on either
ticket has superior claims for the suf'
fragss OF the voters OF Eureka to DIR.
Hazlett. We do not know what may bs
his chances for an election; yet we dc
know that he is in every way compe.
tent and worthy OF the distinguished
position to which no aspires.
In saying that no man upon sith'
ticket has superior claims for the sui
frases Of tho people than DIR. Hszlett'
the Sentinel but echoes the sentiments o
). every fair minded man in Nevada.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-10-12

The Saguaeh Chronicle is the name Of
new weekly newspaper just started at
ssguaehe. ssguachs county, Colorado,
and q copy Of its first issue lies bsfOrs
Us. David Downer is the publisher. and
1t is Independent in politics, and dsvo.
ted to the local interests Of the South
ern Colorado section. II is well filed
with interesting reading matter, has a
healthy showing Of advertisements. APP
pears to be we'll edited and ought to be
properly appreciated and encouraged by
the Colorado folks.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-10-12

SHOULD BE Ur AND DorSo.-A Dem
ccratis friend from the West informs Us
that the Republicans over that way are
confident OF sweeping the State. IL
therefore behoovss the Democracy to be
up and doing II il would achieve a glo-
rous victory at the coming election. II
is no easy fight. The Great East. which
is strongly Democratic. should prepare
to give a good account OF iiself.-Ea-
rsku Sentinel.
When Brother Cassidy and the DEM
osracy OF the "Grea. East" know that
Tom Williams has sold out the whole
party in this county to Sutro, they will
feel less like enthusing.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-10-12

Do Tom WILLIAMS & Co. deny that
thsrs was coupled with Mr.. Ksndall''
final and formal invitation to address
the ratification meeting last Wednesday
night, "ths insulting condition that no
word should DO used in reprobation OF
Mr.. Sutro or Of the infamous legislation
which he has proposed and urssdi"
have net yet seen such denial.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-10-12

The Humboldt Register s~ympathizes
with the future Of Tom Williams Ohron-
iels in this wise: "Bogart wrote polit-
iesl trash for sutro until he has sffectu-
ally killed the Virginia Independent, and
has now undertaken the Job Of bursting
up the Chronicle"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-10-12
schesi Dlrectsrs-Geid lIiiit
DIR. W. O. CONwELI,
D.. v. HAZgI.TINR,
r. q. TAYLOR.
rc2i I'd
PI.tferm md Re.eIntIons.


..no.,.d M. 6ol,o~ipr which vere upanIm.
''po''e.
ously adopteu'
The Republicans OF storey County, In Con
~vcntion assembled, Rerolvcd, that
first-The Republican party OF storey coun.
~, In appealing 10 the people Ior aeonunnahee
Of that confidence win when u mas ior 20
many years been hohofed. teiers 10 tne hletory
OF me pAstse : earne,. OF why my 20 eh.
pseted " .na Iu.nre; lhe g,orlou, isco,u oi
the past nleen Year,, nned Win grest aeens ln
behalf OF the whole people, furnishes abundant
JUSTIFICATION OF the partys calm 10 continued
control,
S~econdLThAta ~ mo tlme slnec N Close OF the
Ieoenion nas giester nseu eais,ea ioi .ne ~
pIemscy ot ,he nsepupnoan PAIsy ~ .hr snmln'
isirAiion % .ne go.s, n'.n ,.,nspm.
Ing daily demons'rais Una, INC ecnn,ei nom.
meneeu W apavm ~ 4. MI, no,p w ~, sni.hsa srd
ionn oi eo,ernm.u. "a y.' ~. -
I'M. 70 none ssn ~ ,n ,s., m.s wha.s ea,n.,
muIusiec eausP. 40 nv, NY, ","o'' ''''''
s'ans " rduai i'Gn.- nma.n ,..or,,..
Tniid.Lhs, " rr's Sssss NJ. W. yhn.e
. ~. = ~. h..sn : y,cst snscss. and n
sa..i.s 10 ~. .nn,o,s ~ sv.,v ,yns lover ri
vuh..su 49, w.. hnre., heIieys, in renubliesn
moss,y manu-
s~vor,th~Th. va oppose further subsidies 10
rsilroads. and declare ior equal taxation Of all
kipd, o. R,ope ~ he IAN. Of the whole peop,.
=, s,o,.x sonnty We earpe,tiy denoupre Inc
.,,smnt ~ Inc sutro Tunnel COMPANY 10 de.
49, M n,nsnerity Of This county: that In the
ssnn.2 eamplstIon OF the Sutro tunnel We sppre.
In MIN sns destn,etIon 10 Inc pro, perIty OF
~ nsonle' We esnnot close our eyes 10 ths
~, mi in the ultimate success OF ikis iniqui
~ .sh.ns iii nronertv here INNS, be reduced
IN xsins' h r,iuess must decline and wages be
,sdnecd' e~ntailine nnmeasured misery aud die.
tress upon this people and We urgently call
upon all classes oil people In Storey county. OF
whatever business. trade or occupation, and
aside nom any political bias, to seriously con.
slider the danger to which they are eIposed-a
peril which threatens 81 once tneir homes, their
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-10-12


The Belmont Courier, although a
Democratic paper, doesn't take kindly
to the firm OF SutrO, Williams x Co.,
nor is it enthusiastic ON behalf OF Col.
Ellis. II islands in" but in this pc
culiarly enthusiastic style. Uncle John
Booth is n Northern Democrat and
takes no chivalry in his tea:
Under the new regime tho Virginin
Chronicle vainly fiatters its ownsr-
Thos. II. williams-with a hope OF his
being elected to the United States SEN
ate. The election Of Tom Williams to
the Senate and A. G. Ellis to Congress,
would cheer the hearts Of jeff Davis
and General Bsaurssard. But such
will nsvsr be the case in Nevada. Toe
much intelligence among the voters for
q like result.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-10-12

CAuoHr our.-"old" Hill, Of the
0wyhss AraldRch., was robbed at Saera-
mento, on his trip back, OF $3.50 by a
pickpockst. So he tells his wife, but
We are informed that the money was
given as an initiation fee into the mys-
teriss Of the threo-card monte circles.
Next time "0ld" Hill comes to San
Francisco we bet he won't 60 sloshing
around so freely. rs II he knew it all
himself. He has no business to have so
much money. anyhow.-S. =. Stock
Report, Oct. Sh.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-10-12

The San Francisco Stock Report says
that an association Of hishwaymsn in
this State have expelled from their asso-
cistisn q man who took 81 30 in dimes
from a travelling editor. The highway
man denies the charge. and will publish
. statement to regain his blasted rspu-
tation.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-10-12

And In accordance with law and an order OF
the Board Of Directors, made on the 9TH day OF
September. 1874, 20 many shares Of each parcel
Of such stock NJ may be necessary win be sold at
public %anciion, At the new ralesrooom Of
Maurice Done a Co.. No. $50 Pine
street. San Francisco, Cal, on THURSDAY,
Of I o'clock r. n. OF such day, TO pay delinquent
assessments thereon. together with costs OF
advertising and expenses OF the sale.
FRANK SWIFT, Secretary.
0fioe-Room No. 4 Hayward's Building, No.
40 California street. San Francisco. Cal.
oci9 I'd
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-10-12

Dors the Democracy Of Storey county
agree to the trade between Sutro and
Tom Williams Do they want Virgins
and Gold Hill to become but "homss
for bats and owlsl" Mr.. Sutro says he
will MAXI them so.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-10-12

Do Ton WILLIAMS & Co. deny that
'the Democracy Of Storey county arc
seeking the aid Of Mr.. Sutro," or that
they have agreed to make some con-
cessions" to him2 A plain answer is
requested,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-10-12
NEW

TIIE JUSTICE INNING COMPANY.
Location Of principal place OF business, San
Francisco, California.
Location or Works, Storey county. State Of
Nevada.
Noticc.-Thc are delinquent upon the follow.
ing described stock. on account Of assessment
No. II. levied on the 9th day Of September. 1874,
the several amounts set opposite the names OF
The respective shareholders, a. follows:
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-10-12
STOREY COUNTY
DEMOCRATIC AND LIBERAL
EFT
senatsrs,

Senator's,
t. A. ArKINsON, l.. T. FOX.
Assembiymen.
JNO. MeCAUsLAND, JAS. SINGLETON,
u. w. kUsTER, JAs. MCKENZIE,
BART. CALLAHAN, O. u. JOHNSON,
NJ. y. WALLER, &. o.. CLARK.
District Judge N. STONE
County Cerk. ......."....w. q. THOMPSON
District Attoney....... :. X. b. sroSRHfLL
Treasurer ....."......."........C. u. bhlrH
shsnn......... ......... THOMAS z. KELLY
Recorder JOHN T. RIORDRN
Assessor. .......... WIN. J. wRsTRRYIRLD
Public Administrator. zee. GEO. y. SAUNDERS
supt Public Instruction .........M MY0ATT
County survsyor.....................u. HAST
County Cemnississsrs.
Long Term .... GEORGE EMMETT
Long Term I'D. @. NAsEL
Short Term ". LARUE
Short TERM. .......A. J. wiNTERBAUER
Justices Of the Peaes-ursiaia.
Township No. i.....................P.A A. COX
Township No. a................A. y. Mckay
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
Township No. l.......... ........A. J. SMITH
Township No. TROUGH HARDY
Jastiee Of the Psaes.-.GsId nm.
JAMES fERcrvAL.
Cssstabls--Gsld nm.
JOSEPH coNsIDNE.
schssi Trsstees.-virsinia.
SAMUEL n. FERGUSON, JOHN SNOW.
JOSEPH BARNETT, -. D. DRIscoLL,
Bshssl Trustses-0sii Hin.
WV. MCKINLEY, EDWARD pONNKLLY,
HENRY MOTE.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-10-12
Republicans Second Ward,

IL REPUBLICANS OF TIE SECOND
y WARD, VIRGINIA, arc respectfully In.
vlted TO cooperate with the Executive Com.
mittee. at their Headquarters, over the Magno.
la Saloon, and TO take such measures ~ will
insure . grand success Of the party At the
coming election.
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IBirths.

MORGAN In Gold llill. Ociobsr It'll, TO the
wife Of isAae Morgan. q son.
LEUNAlD-In sutro, October 9th. to the wife
OF j. l.. Leonard. q son.
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REPUBLICAN. CALL.

THE REPUBLICAN, VOTERS OF THE
l FIRST. WARD. VIRGINIA, are respect
fully invited 10 meet at the City Hall on MON
DAY EVENING, October 18th, At i:3o o'clock.
for the purpose Of forming a Republican Club:
BY order Of the Republican County Central
Committee. ocs I'd