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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-11-05
c,AL JOURNAL STATE LOUISIANA.
ORLEANS THURSDAY, NOVEMBER g.
school Board.

The regular monthly meeting Of the board
Of school directors was held las: evening.
Presentation. II. c. Dibble. president, Su'
perintendent Boothby and Messrs. Clark.
Stamps. Dumont. ingraham. McCarty. Me-
Conne!i. Psnchbsck, Rey. Russell. Shaw and
Tracy.
The minutes Of the previous meetings were
read aud approved.
The president reported that since the last
meeting OF The board i: had come to his
knowledge and 60 that Of the chairman OF
the committee on finance that the City Ad'
ministrstors. by an ordinance. by an agree
ment with certain corporations. were about
{, devote large sun-nesrly Sloo.ooc-re'
eeiyable from them for taxes, entirely to
the payment Of = certain debt, to the ex'
clusion Of the payment Of twenty five mills
due the school fund from such taxes. This
was illegal, and q wrong done 70 the teach
ers. lie had accordingly signed petition.
drawn by Mr.. Shaw. for an Injunction on
the city. which had been issued. and the
case was still pending.
lie further reported proposition OK Mr.
Keller tor = new schooihouse. which was
referred to executive session.
the treas urer's report showed the follow
ing balances:
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-11-05

Mount Carbon coal, sixty-fve cents.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
Cfs CHARLES THEATRE
SPECIAL ATTRACTION.
Third night o4
efR. CHARLES FECHTERs
Supported by the talented sctssse
MISS LIZZIE PRICE.
1hsreiay Evening, NOvembes s. 1874,
Bulwt.'s great paw, eI
LADY OF LYONS.
CI0Nd4 UcIIOttt 'WE CnarlcS vecpSsf
Hauljpe ........... Miss Lizzie Price
aATCROAY-E~chf@9 Matinee at GOOn.
IN OrspAYAtion-ECY BIAS sna TIE DUNES
MOTTO.
Pr Gee - 1suai. n"S
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-11-05

There is no longer any doubt Of the cleo
.ion Of Congressman Darrall in the third
district, and Nash in the eixth. General
Morey's vote is somewhat reduced in the
fifth district. while scarcely any figures are
yet received from the fourth. although Con.
gressuan Smith is kan2uine of success.
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|0oATuUED On YOUR1H PAOE,l
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-04-10
\. Y. 2. SOCIABLE.

The third and last sociable OF the season was
given by this association ct Sheldenis on Wednes-
day evening This is 9 hourishing club, made up
OF number ofour sound, substantial young mem
worthy cavaliers of the grace and beauty which
adorned their hall on this occasion. On account
OF the inclemency Of the weather the floor was
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-04-10

not cvercrowded, but the nymphs and fairies who
nosted through the may waltz In sea Of tarle-
ton, SILK and satin, suffered less from torn trains
and bruised elbows, and enjoyed themselves
''muchly, until Aurora "dappled the drowsy east
with spots Of grey" Seldom has gathering Of
this sort been graced with 90 much
Beauty truly blent, whose red and white
Natures own sweet, cunning hand laid on,r
and those participating were unanimous in their
expressions OF that this was the last hop of
the x. Y. rs Of the season. Among the ladies
present were the Misses Carrie and Lille Buzz
ton, Miss Beers Mrs. Miner, Miss Merriwsather,
Miss Dom, Miss Lawrence, Miss Murray, Mrs.
Taylor, Miss Hail and many others.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-04-10

| $3.50 NeSos- = 80
house. lie insntea upon his MOTION.
Mr.. oBhIEN sun demanded 70 DC nearo, ana
the empers On tne nepuoncan sloe oemSnoeu
'ne es SnEEp
~. ..r.S o., ue"snusS 'ro go
nn,ro.. - ~. ~ ior ne saiu ne os I'm
~ ,sieIenoe was W ueisas sne az ma
u,n 20 80, - ys 80 oiuel.u' . -. 20, to
40 nav. osieeu " " WV W - -
| tn a, the
/ - VS. ~ eo--
| AhNe AND ouhhsNe .i, b.
| SAN DAht- % "a, au'o0s 80 :. ,,a-s,hIa
N. EI,haI 81 o. ear ~ nots. and the
s,s..t.-..,nH 20 VI na.iona. .anaors
su ne es o. Govetnmens srosn
IN - - =. e. ~. W.. e.,
~, 80 n.nS,.,. ~ hsSo,o Az Houss h,,, dssi-sd
- .aea,,,.-s - sro,,nd A.. o,,r-.-o, :. -
n-sysnt n, denreeistIon and ssenre it, nIt,m,ts
r.S.rn,,on
nv WILLIAMS of N,,.h o,ro,.1 a.. e....
hill and desired IegIslation Ioor,p. ~ sno.is nsv
rronts He oht.,ned Lee - 49, a. 70
oThIs r.mo,S. =" R'-A' S''s
Mr. CHNCER NJ nT,oh ,.,d ~ an. r,,,,,..,,,
one ntllion ver. 49,. - 80. S,i,ss".
borrower, nsh,o,s AM ~. aa..S =, - a-oU.
| and r,naro,s raDsIS 80 " AVA S-OP''
whiIs Corasss. $500 isO s.H., At,
nso.n,. hnsiss'" -.s NeS-oA upo'- 49,
-, - a. - PIOsN HSe s,st'
narono. - go - ~. ..s..,,-IS... =.
-, a. IA s-oI- - 80 - S-S.r
vortS,- .,s..s ~. 80 " sno 49, " ~
$3.50 ,..aI,S 80 ouu P0i S'N " 'D'
NJ \, sAi ~ y. mo sSp,tsn'
-, 1A,'' ~ 1850 PIS'eesSI ~ ~
as.tost - ne PIo. .us ~ PaSI u 49,
u.s. ppseS " ~ 'no
TS.-o -. - go az I'll.
- 49, - - 49, 80 80 80 - -
s.,.-. - - -. - 80 1p
rI.s i.n,ac IT, " ~ "s ~ lam. ,,,s
~. -, y. VIC
49, HTs ~ rorni,s 1at,h 60 r"sa. ., ~
y. - = - ~ ~
n .ne WIN AA 0D'''U' f'PuuiA'iOn Vi puOii'
Ths g., a.. =, p,a,,d.,, c,.,, En- .,,,
hill nIsdSirs N. f.itb Of th. Govs,nrsnt te The
rodapntion of ;ts nro,r,sos 20 nov 80 ,-os Co.
.-ass -. ~ - - go IL III,
49, ~, 49, "a 80 s,hsooran. 49, =,
NJ - -
NJ, nsEo,r
~. 49,. - 80, ns" - sn NJ I'll TIL
800 '' ' '-'0 W
NJ Tpr,,A1rr orNv ,..or,,,., -. ,,,.
.hot a, e.tio. -. a. ,.o,rIa- ~, 80 g. -
oTtba a. HI a., caUr;ctior. 80 81 sc.oSd
,r,,h thosa ~ tha roo,Ia ,rhnrn he rer-as.Dtos
80, 80 49, NJ Vort- ar - 49,.
-ssr.i.I ,0et,o,oIt. Hhoso 1,s 90
- -. 49,. II."-a.to5 - : a..hIa --..s
"a $500 ,Hf,h ,rondsrc,I ,,n.ntr,Tt- .rata..
n.-.saS $500 ~ w. ir,oS.a"hIa 1850 ~
.o..,r,ad a. tho s-o1,,a,,,s ~ hIs oo,IaarTS
Gov bnt denied his rigbt ~ moEsIt $500,
49, ~ W I' pSpTSns issue.
,o ~ - - - =. VI ~. - saiu 'n1t IN
~ tha Snysrnmont 80 81 az s.n,,,, snt 49,
nromn,sd a 1900 ro- e.. ...a,, ,na. dn,. "n.oa
IN. nation ,e.ted unon on,.Ssond Fo,th - a.
bonds M the ftovsrnrn.nt rssted nnon ,ba go
msnt of the grsenbacks. Whatever the country
could afford, they could not afford to lose the faith
die not ernect Imnos,biIitIss hut thew ana eTnect
reasonable eforts m maintain the nIsdgad faI,b
Of the Government
Mr. aARFIEI,D NJ Ohm cb.,ac,er,,Ad ,neo-
tIon as IN the lanar.oe NJ an FnoIisb ,,rov.rh
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-04-10

humorous old man fell in with an ignorant
and rather impertinent young minister, who pre-
ceeded to inform the old gentleman, in positive
terms, that he could never reach heaven unless
he was born again, and added: II have ex-
perienced that change. and now feel no anxiety"
aAnd you have been born agaln?" said his CON-
panion, musingly. ayes, trust I have"
sweiI," said the old gentleman, cycling him at
tentively, al don't think it would hurt you to be
born once more"
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AND OHIO RAILROA
WINTER SCHEDULE.
FEBRUARY 1, 1874.

HlN1Eh oChEDOLE.
FEBRUARY /, 1874.
FROM WASHINGTON CITY.
500 a. m. Baltimore and all Way Stations.
H. Winchest eTs and ie al %ay sta afsG
CASA. m B9Itimerc, annapolis, Piedmont and all
s:Oos. m. New YORK, Philadelphia, Boston, Bal
timore, Laurel and Relay.
vile, 81: Louis cOlImous, Sandgsky,
anf a. 81 on s6s
Pullman cara. Dinner at Cumberland.
s:soa. m. Baltimore, Annapolis and all Waysta-
Io:ooa a. m. Baltimore and Relay only.
l26om. Baltimore, Ellieott City and all way
loot. m. New York. Philadelphia, Norfolk, Bal
timore. Dinner at Relay. ,,-
Hagerstown, Winchester and all In.
termediate Way Stations west Oh
s:4Sp. m. Baltimore, Frederick and all Way Sta
sop. m. Point Of Rocks, Frederick and Way
Esp. m. Baltimore, AnnaponS and all Way Sta
6:4Op. m. Phiisdelphia and Baltimore. Supper at
7:45p. m. PIttsnarg, Chicago, Cincinnati, Louis
willie, 81. Louis, Columbus, sandgsky,
wheeling 4ss. SPa t 81 e Msss Pullman
7:sC.p. m. Baltimore and All Way Stations; p.,,-
more and Relay So,
'0 p m BaiIiTSTs s99 T Il Msy Stations
i1S 90; $50 4is 70 eco and d, Il 20 T P Hons.
and ohio TeEes 6ee Station and
lS5 Pennsylvania avenue. where orders VIII be
taken for Bsggage to be checked and received as
any point In INC ei''' THos. R. SHARP,
Master OF Transportation,
L: N. cole, r.
GEo. S. KooSTZ,
feb3 General Agent.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-04-10

Mr.. BUTLER, Of Mass, moved to reconsider
the vote Just taken, and to lay the latter motion
on the table.
Mr.. MAYNARD demanded the yeas and nays,
and they were ordered.
Pending vote, on motion Of Mr.. cox, of N. T.,
by yea and nay vote of lss to 1o2, the House, at
$40 p, m, adjourned.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-04-10
BALTIMORE AND POTOMAC RAILROAD
DEPOT CORNER SIXTH AND STREETS

n
DEPOT CORNER SIXTH AND B STREETS
ArerMARcH = is4 trsi h Win run as follows:
TRAINS LEAVE FOR TRAINS ARRIVE AT
"a. BALTIMORE; WASHINGTON.
S;So q. m, Elmira Mall, 6:l3 q. M, New York EX-
daily, except Monday press. daily.
sos a, m, New York Ex- S:S5 a. m, Baltimore Ex-
press, daily, except press, except sunday.
s:.s daily, AccOmmOda- Line from Wsst:s fAs'
ton. 2:35 p. m, Philadelphia
Buffalo and West, daily, daily, except Sunday.
except Sunday. 5:l3 D. in, New York Ex-
lis p. m, New York Ex- press, daily, except
press, except Sunday. Sunday.
335 p. M, Express to Gin 5:55 D. M, Accommoda-
einnSti, Louisville and ton, except sunday.
south, daily, except $3.50 p. m, Daily, from
$50 p. m, for Pittsburg cept Sunday, from west
and West, daily. and North
York Night Express. press. except sunday.
9:3S D. M. Pacific Ex- Il . New York Express,
press, daily. except Sunday.
Trains leaving Washington at s:3s q. m on Mon
day, Wednesday and Friday, and 1855 D. m daily,
except Sunday, connect at Bowie with trains for
Pope's Greek. leaving Bowie ut 10 a. m and $50 D.
m. arriving at Popc's Greek I:5S and 7:es p. m
Trains leaving Washington at s:3s 4. m. and $50
p. connect at Odenon with trains for Annapolis.
Trains arriving At Washington at 1913 =. m. and
Creek line.
Passengers leaving their orders at Ticket ONCE
northwest corner Thirteenth street and Pennsyl-
yania avenue, northwest corner Sixth street and
Pennsylvania avenue, have their bagga &c called
for and checked At hotels and residences all points
North and West. Through tickets to Cincinnati,
Columbus. indianapolis, Louisville, 81. Louis, New
points East, West, North and South.
E l. DuBARRY, Gen. Superintendent.
E 8. YOUNG, Gen. Passenger Agent
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Plain and Ornamental.
noRnrRs. RULES, oRNAMENrs. e.

Orders by mail promptly attended to.
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RAILROADS.
PENE4SoJBhITlA 4Ta55fhIl.R LINE
,-- PHILADELPHIA,
AND ALL POINTS IN THE NEW ES SSeIiJSNMy
THROUGH BETyEES SsiAsH1NeroN AND
The equipment on ms line is new and OF the most
FSkkMMAE ff nhagEc Es SH Rf{ 6ERs ~
On sGa fff N9Tfa S rs Sunday
e ss ha
rotomac railroad, northeast corner Of Sixth and b
Fast line, leave washington at 500 a. m. daily,
Leave Baltimore at ga a. m. daily, except Sun
Leave West Philadelphia at LIS p. m. daily,
sL Arrive Al New York at STOP m. daily, except
RtshmOnd express, leave Washington at l:ls
Leave Baltimore At a:is p M daily, except Sun
Leave West Philadelphia at s.4op. m.
| Arrive at New YORK at 1870 p. m.
Night Express, leave Washington at sos p. m.
Is. Leave RaIs,n SS,, At 1919 daily
Arrive at N TES xHSs is s;Tg e Sday
Fast line, leave New York at $50 a. m.
F FElTe az TES SnIg at 5;lS p m;
IAHCnmOnu Express, leave New York at 2:55 D, %,
arrive at Washington at II :Os y. m.
Night Express, leave New York at s:;Spm m.
Arrive At Washington at 6:lS a. m.
connections are made in New York with steamers
on Sound, New York, New Haven and Hartford
railroads, New York Central and Hudson River
river. -
Fare as low as by any other route.
Baggage called for and checked at hotels and prf-
Vate residences ON orders left the following
Offices, where tickets and Information can be OBJ
tanned: Northeast corner OF Thirteenth street and
PennsylVania avenue; northeast corner of Sixth
street and Pennsylvania avenue; passenger Station
Baltimore and Potomac railroad. corner Sixth and
streets. ED. s. YOUNG,
jy2I-tf General PASSENGER AGENT
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"Thc day is not far.dlstant," says Raleigh
paper, when the world will begin to look on
death as q journey to another country" The
Louisville CourierJoIrHaI assents to this, and
naIvely adds that the journey will be one on which
VIC can all go as dead-heads.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-04-10
Jas. q. C1ePhAne,
81. - O1SE"C1
U. S. Commissioner and Examiner in ChAneery,
SHORTHAND WRITER
AND LAW REPORTER,

Orce-No. 10 street, between First and second
Streets, facing Indiana avenue. mh@A
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-09-13

Total number of members of convention g. ljj
On motion, a Convention of the party was
called, to be held at Carson City on the 2Stli
day of September, 1874.
TN motion, the following resolutions were
unanimously adopted:
Resolved. That we recommend to tho vari-
ous Democratic and Liberal County tcmni'-
tees of the State of Nevada 10 appoint rrina-
ry meetings for the election of delegates to the
state and County Conventions in accordance
with the above apportionmcnt.
Resolved. That cheap transportation for
both articles OF consumption here and articles
of production to be Transported to markets is
actually necessary for the we'll being and pros
pcIity of the State. and that favor the
passage Of Il law by our next Legislature regu-
latipg the tariff Of railroadlrcightS and fares on
roads in this State, preventing uni ust diScrm-
ination, thus reducing the cost Of living tor
orr miners and laborcrs, and keeping the
money amongst us in legitimate trade, instead
of sending it into the vaults of railroad COM
Panics.
Ecsol-cd, That we are in favor Of taxing
the property of railroad companies the same
as other property, and that the property of
railroad companies should be assessed as near
it. actual cash value us other property is now
assessed
Resolved, That all voters who are in favor
of the foregoing rcso ntiunS, and 0proscd to
tho administration of 1. :. .Grant. ara invited
to participate in the primary elections hereby
called. and to act with the democratic and
Liberal Party in the ensuing cam aign in Ne
vada. j. +. hloRDEN,
Chairman pro TEN.
VI. s. BoNSIrlELr, Secretary pro tenn.
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THE OLDEST MEMBERS OF con.
GKESS.

Samuel Thatcher, of Bangor. Me-,
was u member OF Congress for Massa-
chusettS from 1902 to 1905. He was
born July 3, l716, two days before the
signing of tho Declaration of Indepen-
dence. lie is now living in the ninety
ninth year OF his age.
EnOS i. Throop, OF Auburn, New
York, who was ninety years old on the
2lst of August. was member of Con-
sress in 1Sl4-1Sl6. lie was Governor
of New York from 1929 to 1888. He
was born August 2l, 1854.
Horace Binncy, of Philadelphia,
was in Congress in ls33-lS35. lie is
now in his hinety fifth year, having
been born January 1, 17sO.
The above were all members Of tho
House of Representatives.
The oldest members of the United
States Senate still living are
Peleg Spragte, of Boston, Mass,
who was Senator from Maine from
1s29 to 1885. lie was born in 1892,
and Is, therefore, eighty-two years of
age.
Ether Shepley, Of Portland, Maine,
now eighty-tive years Of age-having
been born in l7s9-was Senator from
that State from 1888 to 1888.
~AIohn p. King, of Augusta, Ca, born
in F09, was Il Senator from that State
from 1853 to 1887.
Charles Il. \. Gayarre. of New Or
leans, La, now in his seventeen year,
was Il Senator in 1885.
Alexander Mouton, of Vermilion-
vile, La. was a Senator in lS37-4l. lie
is now Scventy-One years old.
Horace Bnney and Samuel Thatch-
er are, it is believed, the oldest living
graduates of Harvard College, the for
mer having graduated i'll 1897, and the
latter in 1893.
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UNION REPUBLICAN STATE CEN
TRAL COMMITTEE.

It 4 MEETING OF THE UNION Pc
~ publican State Central Committee h Id
IN Virginia ity, june p. l>1i. il was
Union Eepubliran party be held at " Minno-
ml.cca. on Thursday, Scltembcr u. lS1l. to
nominate candidates for the following officers.
to-wit:
Governor. Lieutenant Governor. rcrro-
sontativ" in Congress, two Justices of the SUI
prrme Court long and short tcruls,t Secrc-
tary Of STATE, Attorney General, Treasurer of
state, Controller ot State, Survcyor General,
Superintendent of Public Instruction, STATE
Mineralogist, Clerk of the supreme Court,
State Printer. and State Central Committee,
and for the transaction OF S"ch other hu>i-
ness as shall properly Come before the Com
vcniion.
Ec>olvcd. That each county be entitled to
one delegate at large, one for each 100 votes
and one tor each fraction over ~ votes cast
for j. ". !laincS, Presidential EIeetor, at the
general election Of 1872.
Resolved. hat the test To b. required Of all
voter- ut the primary elections Of the PARTY
shall be: First-Are you n citizen Of The
United states and the State oI Nevada. or
will YOU be lawful voter at tho ensuing cleo
ton: Sccund-Nill yoa support the ncini-
ness of the hepublican State and County
Convention at The next election:
Resolved, That the several county commit
tees be recommended to adopt such other
means and te>ts n may sccn to them nec">-
sary to the promotion .! purity and fairness
at the primaries.
hcl"gatcs are aprcrtoned to the several
counties as follows:
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Republican Central Com
mittee.

ATA MEETING OF THE REPUBLICAN
IA Central Committee of Eureka County,
held in the town Of Eureka, Eureka County,
Nevada, in the Office OF Thomas " ren: Sep
County Convention, etc, 1t was
Resolved, That II County Convention of
the Republican party. for Eureka County
be held in the town Of Eureka in the Court
house at the hour ofclevcn III o'clock \. N. on
tn" SiNT EENTli 1jl day of SEP EMiiER
1874. for the purpose OF clccting Delegates t"
th" rtats Convention nominating candidatts
for County and Township officers, and select
ing Republican County Central Committee.
Kcsolyed, That the number Of Delegates
to the County Convention to be limited to
liity-onc ID.
Resolved, That Primary Election of the
RopHbcan party iii Eureka County lor the
purpose of ceeting Delegates ts the Ecpub-
lican County Convention OF Eureka County,
be held Oh the 10th Lay of September.
1874.
Resolved. That tho following apportion-
mcnt be made Of Delegates from the follow
ing named precincts. and also tho polling
places:
Eureka. %: polls at Gonr,-honsc
Euhy Hill. :; polls ut Schulhe's Drug store
Fish Creek, |: polls at +. Mckernan'S:,
Fish Greek. Antelope Valley, /; polls at
Fi.h Creek VI. Comrany'> Office.
Vanderbilt. ,; polls at }. NJ. Hailey's Sa-
loon.
lioosac Mine, /; POLLS at lIooSac lloistins
Works.
in'e Mi |. polls at Stnart's House.
brnlerbcrg Hill, .; polls ut Dundcrb, rs
Hosting Works.
Spring Valley. /: polls at James Duker's
House.
DeYil's Gate, l; polls q. James Linsenfcl-
drr'S House.
tortc1. =: polls at Cortcz Mill Gtiicr.
Ecowawc, /: rolls at Hugh McCallom'S.
rali,adc. :; polls at j. Marclands store.
Sal hur station, /; POLLS at sulphur Sta
ton.
ban: Highs Grain Ranch, /; POLLS at f.
Eoonhof ~.
falkncr's lsanch. i polls nj Falkaor':.
Resolved, That John Jones and Scth 4 Hen
be arrointcd to act aS Judges, and Thomas
". Taylor n Inspector at the Primary Eloc-
tion. to be held in Eureka and Hudson Dill,
and ChaS.Schulti as Judges. and VIM. Con,lon
as Inspector at the Primary Election ut RUBY
ilill and also that tha polls be orcned at |
o'clock Z. NJ, and bo kclt Open until =.
r.M
i.esolvcd, That at all other precincts the
voters are requested 70 aproint their Judges
Of Eicetion and the time for opening and
closing The rolls.
hcsoivcd. That the vo'ir. test shall be:
" Are you a citizen Of the ui.pd States,
over the age Of twcnty-"nr years. and on
titled to vote III this precinct, and are you a
member of the Republican Party -
THOMAS WREN, Chairman.
{. +. l!oEN, Secretary. Il
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NOTICE..
Public Notice.

NJ NEES AND ALL OTHERS ARE
Nl hereby notified that tie Basye Console
dated Mining Company tLimitedl will not be
responsible for rayrEent of LABOR or material
furnished to Ial ties having contracts OF
agreem ents to work On any of the Comrany's
mines in iinto. Secret Canyon, or elsewhere
in Eureka county. JOHN Il. MURPHY,
Superin: en,lent
Eureka, New, October I, lS75 oon
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IDLf7'YCiL.
STATE CONVENTION.

1TTE L STATE CENTRAL COMMITTEE OF
4 the Democratic and Liberal Party met NJ
Virginia. Nevada, on the 18th of July, 1871,
pursuant to call. The following appportion-
ment Of delegates to the State Convention was
adoptcd:
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LOST. :.

TWO CERTIFICATES OF DEPOSIT on
j the Bank of raxtcn n Co., one tor $50
and the other for 800. The smallest check
numbered :,:9i. ami the largest 2,"7t. All
parties are cautioned against negotiating for
the same. as payment has been stopped at the
Dana. 81
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NOTICE.

DAETIES lioLrlNG BILLS AGAINST
i the Hcosac smelling Works are request.
ed to present the same at the o.lice OF the
Company On or before the 9TH inst.
HARRY STRotT, Manager.
EMrcka. Nov. Scutnnher Ist. lsIi. 81
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FOR SALE.

4 FINE sPAN OF BUGGY DELIVERY
n Horses with set Of harness: also a
good deliver. wagon will be sold cheap for
each, by applying to
au9 OBEKfELDEk 4 HARRISON.
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TDLTTICIL.
DEMOCRATIC
County Convention!

ATA MEETING oF THE DEMOCRATIC
n County Central Committee, held at the
office of the Justice of the Peace in Eureka,
on the 22d day of August, 1871, it was unani-
mously
Resolved. That tho County Convention Of
the Democratic and Liberal party OF Eureka
county, be held at Eureka, on the 2lst day of
september, 1874, for the purpose Of electing
nominatln. candidates for Township and
County officers, and Of organizing the party
for the campaign.
Resolved. That tho primary election for
on the ETH of september the polls to be opcn
from 10 4. NJ. tod pm. Ruby Hill excepted
thercfron,, where they will be open from IL
\. NJ. to 9r. NJ.
tonmcnt of representation; that the polls be
held at the places named; and that the DEM
ocratic votors OF each prcci net are requested
to organize a-d appoint Judges.
Resolved, That the Judges of Election in
the various precincts are requested to for
ward the returns without delay. to tho Sccrc-
tary of this Committee.
Fish Creek, one Delegate, polls at Fem
stermaker's.
Spring Valley. one Delegate, polls at
Dukcr's.
Roberts Creek ,onc Delegate, polls at Lew
is Ranch.
Cortez one Delegate, polls at FitzgcraIi's.
Bcowawe, one Delegate. polls ut -
PalSadc. three Delegates, polls at Hem
ley's.
Chimncys, ono Delegate, polls at Station.
Eureka, Twenty-Five Delegates. polls at Hook
and Ladder Company's bnitiiHg.
Ruby Hill. eight Delegates, polls at Col
mons.
Prospect Mountain, two Delegates, POLLS at
Connolly Mine.
Secret Canyon, three Delegates, polls at
George Gardncr's.
Pinto. one Delegate. poll. at Fishs Hotel.
Faulkner's kancl, one Delegate, polls at
Faukncr's.
Sulphur station, one Delegate, polls at Sell
kinks.
Resolved, That we heartily ndorSn the
patriotic sentiments enunciatcd by the State
Central Committee of tho Democratic and
Liberal party; and that we invite the co-oI,-
GRAFTON Of all honest men in an effort to So
cure an honest administration of State and
County affairs.
W. $. KEYES, Chairman.
SrLpEN IiErZfL, Secretary. au,,td
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Town Lots For Sale!

COME DESIRABLE LOTS FOR PRIVATE
~ residences, situated on Paul street, in Maze
donald's survey. will be sold ON favorable
terms. For full particulars sapply TO
MALtUM MACDONALD,
At my residence, on South Spring .,Teet.
apt.-G-jy7