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'TNo RENT


Stores No. 60 and 81 Charities street
Stores No. ~ and 43 Royal street.
Store No 100 Canal st Get.
Dwelling No. u Pry tania street.
Dwelling corner st. Charles and Dufossat.
d. ID. ROGERS,
scott No 80 Canal street, up stair,
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NOR RENT-On account Of moving in our new
II stores, 4s and 50 Canal aud g. Common street,
We offer for rent At y very low price our old stand
Sc and 6o Common street. We will runt or both
Apply to ISAACSON. SEIXAS s. CO, Grooers. Sc
and 6S c. mmOp street. Of II
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: P0TswooD HOUSE
46 St. Charles street.

The undersigned, formerly proprietor Of the
Spotswood Hotel, at Richmond. during the war.
and also connected with the steamers Princess,
vicksburg, Quitman. Mary Keene and Natchez,
would be pleased to see his numerous friends
and acauaintaces at the NEW SPOTSWOOD
HOUSE. 46 st. Charles street, where the choicest
WINES, LIQUORS AND CIGARS
Will be Found.
a1O Nv WI CORKERY, Proprietor.
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EXPLANATION OF APPROXIMATION PRIZES.
The nine remaining units of the same ten O
the numbers drawing the first three full prizes vii
be entitled to the twenty-seven Approximation
Prizes. For examples If Ticket No. 1246 draw.
the first $4,000 prize, those tickets numbered
1241, 1912, 1913, 1914, 1245, 1247, 1913, 1915
and 1850 will each be entitled to $500. If tickle;
No. 231 draws the second $4,000 prize, those
tickets numbered 232, 1913, 1884, 235, 236, 2s7, ass
z 3 and 24O will each be entitled to $780, 1
ticket No. $50 draws the third $4,000 prise
those tickets numbered Al, Az, 44S, AZ, 446,
49, AT, 443 and 40 will be each entitled to $2OC
Whole Tickets SO, Halves IS, Quarr y
81 50, Kishths 81 Is.
PRIZES PAYABLE IN FULL WITHOUT DE
DUCTION.
Orders to be addressed to
LOUISIANA STATE LOTTERY COMPANY.
Lock Box 692, p. o.
New Orleans
Send P. 0. Money Order. Of Register you
letter. sl0 In
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WANTS.

NIANTED-A Light Of Plate Glass one-quarte
w inch thick, : feet by 4 feet inches.
CASSIDY s. MILLER
o10 st IS Camp street near Poydras.
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FOR RENT.

THO RENT No, Es Magasine street = Newly
ware containing tour bedrooms. With bedding. etc,
complete; two parlors. dining room two gslleres
and two halls up and down stairs. Address S. b.,
500 CarUndelet street. % Ct
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LNOR RENT-Cottage House of Six Rooms
II including kitchen, all under root, with
cistern, wood house. wash shed; yard in frCnt
and rear. and lot I'D oiniug Situated the south
west side of Soniat street, between Chestnut and
Coliseum streets, in Sixth District jefferson City.
Terms 8l5 per month. Apply on the premises. or to
DO1ZE LANE. "a Baronne street. Of tt
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DOB SALE

TWO SECONDHAND STAR COTTON GINA
Cheap Tor Oash, a*
]. b. JRN6ENB,
N8 Il - OArondelet street.
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NANTED-An active and responsible canvasser
w for job and book work Address this morning
NJ. e. G., Bulletin Office OlO 1t
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C0astablea.

First Justices CoM,t John McCrossin.
Second JUSTICES Court John Mccormack.
Third Justices Nbu,t Jos. Dcmoruelle.
Fourth Justices CDnr-JOs. Contreras.
FIFTH Justices EOu,t-Robert Walker.
.SSrth Justices Cout-Thos Dunn
iSeeeakk JUSTICES COs~t-C. c. Piper.
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4 MOTHER CHANCE.
FIFTH AND LAST GIFT CONCERT
In aid OF the PUBLIC LIBRARY OF KEN.
TUCKY, postponed to November 30, 1874,
Drawing certain at that date.
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INOR RENT-Neatly furnished rooms and superior
l. board. with all the comforts of home, at No. 3
Coliseum street, I'd door above MelpOmene. o4lm
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LVOR RRNT-THE FIRST STORY OF THE
Il house No l4O Canal street. the store of I.
Boissouneau Possession given Immediately. Apply
on the premises. Oltf
LNOR RENT-THE COTTAGE HOUSE NO. a46
IL st. Mary, between st Charles and Carondelet
streets. Contains rooms, gas etc Co, venient
to four lines cars. Rent ~ possession Immediately.
$50
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LNOR RENT-A TWOSTUKY FRAME DWELL
l. ing, containing six rooms, kitchen. and large
yard in good repair. Cars pass within half square
of the property. Rent so per month good tenants
Apply to w. X. VERLANDER, - Magazine street
$50 If
NOR RENT-SMALL TENEMENTS OF TWO
IL each and corner store shop. the
of johnson and Gravier streets Also, q two
story house with ten rooms 14O Clio street. Also
ward for storage, ly6 Fulton street. 500
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TTO RENT-The w0story house No 3l3 Annun
i citation street y tween Felicity ard st Mary
streets C flninS 4 Ible ot srche parT. din ms
rooll ina. naas., parttt, stor 4. Iitc
and ironiL oil. he fra. tnor. six Jed
and bath room tho second door. GaS fixtures
complete and I'LL modern convenience. Cara pass
the door, Rent low to prompt paying tenants
Apply ut No. 3l7 Annunciation street. between aud
6 O'Clock r NJ ol6t
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Beard Bro, iron cotton ties at &c at agency
81 Magazine street.
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POLITICAL.

No political advertisements will be inserted unless
paid for in advance Endorsed by responsible
pArty
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LOBE THEATRE
Corner BarOnne and PcrdidO streets.
J. KITTREDGE. ......... Lessee and Manager.
Monday Evening, October IL, 1874,
INAUGURATION OF THE NEW CANDIDATE
FOR PUBLIC FAVOR.
Engagement of the Accomplished Burlesque Artists
THE WORRELL SISTERS,
The Celebrated Burle,que Comedian and Vocalist
w. b. CAHILL,
Late Of the Lydia Thompson Troupe in connection
with full and complete
Barlesque and Variety Orsanizatiou,
Presenting at the Initial Entertainment the Popular
Burlesque of the
FIELD OF THk CLOTH OF GOLD.
FIRST GRAND GLOBE MATINEE
Saturday Neon, October ~.
Read the Popular Pricrs-Box Office Open
NEW STARS aud STARTLING SENSATIONS
in rapid succession os
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Rem owed from the corner of Washington and
Baronne streets to Sic Baronne, near Josephine
street. % I'm
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The Alexandria DAY Democrat, Of the 7th
inst, says: Old Red has gone up an even
root, since our last-now about stand, with
AIR water in the channel for our boats-plenty
Of cotton in the warehouses, and plenty Of
boats to pack it off at card rates. Business
onsked up little, with few more nicksls in
clrculation-an quiet, peaceable and on good
behavior.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-09-07
WESTERN DISPATCHES
I.ricr.l TO m. ooLD NIL DAILY srws.l
FROM SAN
bay TDistrict Fair-Races-fise-
steamers Due-Banquet-weath.
er-0reenbacks.

slS Francisco, Sept. IL r. NJ
The Bay District Fair will open under
the most favorable auspices. In addi-
ton to a splendid exhibition Of blooded
stock there will be two interesting racing
contests. The first will be n running
race for q purse Of $1,000. for which
Carrie Simon, Monte Christie, oscsols
and nellie Flahsrty arc the entered, and
the second a t%rotting race for 81, 1000 be-
tween Flora Emmett, Oakland Maid
and Lou whipple.
A fire last night near the Mission de-
stroysd the residence OF Mrs. Carleton.
Loss, 2 1900; insured for $1,000.
The steamer Colima, from China and
Japan, due to-day, has not yet been tsls-
graphsd.
W. G. Ralston gave = banquet on Sat.
urlsy night at Belmont to ]. =. Jones,
VIM. Sharon, and . large party OF other
prominent politicians and capitalists.
Weather cloudy, close and sultry.
Greenbacks, slh@9ls..
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-09-07
RaieHrFuL ACCIDENT.
a Man Iassaasly KILLED ~ the Vel.
lew Jacket Hsissing Wssks.-
Verdict ef the Coeoner's Jury.

AT about II o'clock yesterday fore
noon . man named Joseph Z. Brown.
while in the act Of unscrsving . nut
from . bolt passing through n Of the
timbsrs in the upper portion Of the yell
low jacket HOSTING Works. fell od the
staging and alightsd on . small bait used
in driving . grindstons, tho blower en-
CINE furnishing the motive power. He
fell with suficisnt force to break the
belt, and on reaching the floor was
drawn into the hy-vhsel. which at the
time was making IS revelations per min
ute, and which hurled him upwards .
distance Of obout 10 feet and landed
him clear ever tho engine. his head
striking n OF the main braces OF the
works with great violsncs. He was
shockingly maagled. His left heal was
torn OF and his left leg broken between
the knee and ankle in such . manne
that the bones protudsd thsrefrom. His
heas Was terribly maahsd, 90 that his
features were hardly recognizable.
Death without doubt supervsnsd Instant
~. Justice Wright held an inquest
upon the remains this morning. The
jury rendered q verdict ~ follows:
"In the matter Of ths inquest on the
body Of Joseph E. Brown, deceased.
We, the undersigned. the jurors sum-
moned to appear bsfors Z. Wright.
Esq.. Justice Of the Peace. acting a.
Coroner in Township No. 8. Storey
county. on the 9TH day OF September.
A. ID. 1874. to inquire into the cause OF
the death Of Joseph Z. Brown, having
been duly sworn and having made such
inqusstion. after inspecting the body
and hearing the testimony adduced up
on u oaths. each and all do say that We
find the deceased was named Joseph Z.
Brown; was q native Of the Western Is
land; aged about ~thirty.two or thirty
three years; that he came 10 his death
on the 9th day Of September, 1874. in
this county. by accidentally falling from
q plank and striking the fiy-whssl Of the
Jacket Gold and Silver Mining Com
pany. and in the employ Of said COM
pany. \. II. Robinson. Anthony Fox.
Solomon Fnnksl. ". Cook. Luke
Carmiff, John Randall.
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The Great Pioneer Celebration
Ffre-Dsstrucsion OF witnesses.

Tho oreak sehcDfSou-
Fire -Dsstruetien OF witnesses.
San Francisco, Sept. 1850 p. NJ
On Wednesday. Pioneer Celebration
day, there will be q general holiday
here, the banks, insurance offices, Board
Of Brokers and all leading merchants,
will close; the steamer Great Republic,
OF the China line. will 60 on the sxcur-
sion around the Bay. On Thursday,
from 10 A. NJ. to 8 r. NJ, the San Fran
cisco Pioneers will turn out, and the
delegations from Sacramento. Stockton,
Marysvills. Eldorado. Sonoma, etc,
will be very large. The steamer Whip
pie goes up tonight to meet the Mays
vile Association at Sacramento. and the
steamer Sacramento will 60 up also to
leave with the whipple at 2r. N. to-
morrow.
A fire occurred at an early hour this
morning in a lot Of hay on East-strsst
wharf. A man named Lin Triplet, who
was sleeping in the hay, was seriously
and perhaps fatally burned. He is m
important witness in the case Of Maggie
Conner who was killed several days
since by being throw from a balcony by
Nolan. II is . singular coincidence that
another important witness, a woman in
the same case. died suddenly afsv days
ago at the City and County Hospital.
Loss, by the Ere, about 800.
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sTOCK REPORT.
lnsrosrsp sArlr IT ZINE. . HALL
Thia Nsrninx,

This NsrninE.
iiS ophlr. ~. asx. m b. 9sx
40 sosld . Curry. as. aik bio
% Best 4 Belcksr, -
Us Savage. B9x. 5sh. 30
10 Chsllar. Pstesi. 81, 57k bio
80 Hale q Noreross. a
GAS Crown Point. eok, ON. u bSo
10 Yellow Jacket. u, s2k
70 Con. Gold Hill Quartz, ~
5Tp Imperial, 81. 10
10 kmpirs MIL. ION. TO-.
IS ksntnek. f5k. 49,.
s0 Bslehsr, T1x. Is bio, n. az. sas
-Aipha. u bid
go Con Virginia. 50. 0x. 90.
$50 Cenhdsnes. it<. Is, Ia .isS b,
80 Utah. ~
Is baltimore. N
10 Dayton. 5k
$50 Mock Island. ~
100 Union Con. II. iTS, Is. isS so
50 Tyler. 61ks
700 Psciic. Kc
% Andes, NC
400 Crown Point ~Iis,iae. ~
so Eclipse. ~, ~. N
o Bacon, ~
2S JsiA ..
Is Alpha. u
40 ysstiee. %, ~ b. ~
80 silver nh. ~. 7...iS
100 D~ardAnsllss, isS
$50 Leo, xxx
IT'S Franklin. ~
" American Flat. ~, N
100 California, 0x. 10
coo overma.. ttx, y, 4tx, a.
100 Knieksrbeeksr.5
6l0 sisrra Nevada.6
35 csledonla, siS, a, a..
50 New York. ~
400 senator, M.
ass wooA,liie. $. 10. -. y. b.
80 sutro,l
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WILLIAM SHANNON. who is said 10 own
perhaps more property in Nevada than
any other nan in the State. and who 10
largely identified with the development
Of Its resources. 10 spoken Of a. the
proper successor to Vim. n. Stewart
In the United States Senate. Mr.. Sharon
10 n Republican. and according TO tho
GoLp HnL News. has the support Of
'.ths honest and really Independent
press Of the State and coast."-Nttc
Tori. Tribune.
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TO CANDIDATES.

All announcsnsnts Of candidates for
ONCE, during the political campaign.
published in this paper. must Be paid for
IN adranes. We accept Of no contingent
arrangement. but treat all alike. Acan-
didats who cannot. or will not an
noancs himself properly before the pee-
pie. and pay his printing bills promptly.
10 not III for the Office he seeks.
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PORTLAND, OR.
Destructive rirs-ship Arrived.

PORTLAND, August IA FIRE last night
destroyed the boot and shoe store OF j.
Flsischnsr. The goods were mostly re-
moved. Hsndss's photograph gallery
was q total loss, not being insured. The
boot and shoe store Of George A. Peass
was damaged heavily by water-fully
insured. Buildings owned by Charles
Goodnaugh-loss in goods and build
ings, about $4,000.
The second vsssel Of the Oregon Ship
ping Company, Of Scotland, arrived
YESTERDAY.
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wur IT I..-It 10 not strange . tall that the
sldewalk In mont OF W. X Risou's store 10
hloekaaed with goods every day. and 90 many
people coming out loaded with goods, for Win
few dollars you can bur groceries enough 70
do for . month. Yoa can buy fresh toms
toes. an can. for Is eta; ffcsh peaches, ~
f,uit' an can. rs cts, and everything In proper
lion. 90 and get Q paekags OF Risou's eodee,
mesh ground every week. Try 10.
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COSMOPOLITAN Saloon, corner Of c street
and sutton avenue. Virginia City, cuAslss
ssxxra Date Of the ssddls Roeh). proprissoc.
N, sommer desires to inform bis friends and
The public generally that be has thoroughly re-
dtted and opened the above popular Ssleon,
where be viii be ready q al times 70 suppU
his customer with the choicest Vince, nquooss
and eigars. Give him Q call.
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Corn HnLHKs and everybody read this:
There 10 one thing certain; those who are
aiiiBg with dyspepsia. bilious disease. and
loss Of appetite, get well by the nse OF bitter
witch. Kvery time . dose f. taken the patient
frels better. Bod At J. Jore s' Drug Store.
Last Chance Liniment, the greatest palm.
KILLER in The world; Web Foot Pills. the easiest
puryailve. Sold e,sJwhere. ~
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A NECESSARY REarEsr.-lt 10 well known
To my customers that I an not In The habit Of
urrine paymsnts. bat desiring 10 90 below TO
isy IN Z supply Of Pail goods, on the 18Th day OF
September. u 10 necessary for nsto al ~ Who
I'M tins. D. OAKLAND. !
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TtthfNhAL. Ahs me -"
Herman Harris (of the arm Of Harris &
Bro.) to Miss Bella Tsussig. daughter
Of Edward Taussig. was the grand sensa-
ton in Virginia yesterday. The csre-
money. which took place at Masonic
Hall. on b street, was witnessed by over
800 persons. Al 2r. N. the bride and
bridegroom arrived. accompaniedb by Mr..
and Mrs. Taussig. Mr.. and Mrs. Kirsch-
baum, Mr.. Louis and Miss Emma
Taussig. Mr.. s. Harris and Miss Bloom
field, Mi. II. Roos and Miss Anna Jack
son, Mr.. l.. Kaplan and Miss Rsinstsin,
and Mr.. Plat with Miss Harris. The
ceremony was performed by Mr.. simon
Davis in accordance with the Hebrew
ritual. the couple standing undsr a
silken canopy. AT the conclusion OF
the ceremony the couple were heartily
congratulated by the host OF friends who
throngsd the hall. The fair bride was
the recipient Of . host OF elegsnt pres
snts, which we would snumerate, did
time and space permit. The newly
welded couple left for Reno. in a
barouchs. at . p. NJ. en- route for San
Francisco. The festivities incident to
the occasion were kept up until . late
hour Of the night. The wedding was
one Of the p~lsasantsst Affairs OF the kind
that ever tsok place in Virginia City.
WASHINGTON GUARD TARorr EIcun-
sIoS.-our readers will bear in mind
that the annual target excursion and
picnic Of tho Washington takes place
at the Bowers Mansion tomorrow.
Those who attend may depend upon
having n glorious time. The Committee
Of Arrangements have perfected all nee
sssary prsliminsries for the comfort and
enjoyment Of their guests. The splsn-
did band, connected with the company.
will accompany the sIcur.ionists and
discourse music o n the grounds for those
who desire to trip the eight fantastic
A great variety Of ADJUSTMENTS
have been arranged for tho entertain
msnt Of those who attend. A large Ar
ray OF elegant prizes, to be shot for by
the company. are TO be seen at the Jew
elry store Of NJ. N. Frsdnck, and also
at Hanak's. The excursion train will
leave the Virginia depot at 1;i5 A. n.
and Gold Hill at s. Price OF excursion
tickets. $3.50.
p,ou,.r, A s,ht h.. besn .rrapp.
-. m.l.u
sd.o 'aAs p.a's
n James hodda on ihur'uAy hsh" w.
tween the hours Of 8 and 0 A. n. The
t..t - -. ;nformsd will taxa ulaea
within 20 miles OF Virginia. The men
have been under training for two weeks
past. Tom kean attending to the dsvsi-
opment oil Iickeiis muscle = Ding
Williams looking after q BON
men are in good condition and are quite
evenly matched. The contest, which 10
for q purse Of $3.50 asids' will undouot-
eddy DO an sxciung one
Pnor. DEMONS LECTURE. On Satur-
day evening last Professor Denton do
liversd = very interesting and instruc-
tive lecture in National Guard haii' upon
the subject OF "Metaiiie VEINS. Inc
lecturer was hs'ensu W .i'n
Ja.s. Wa rscrst FRAT We have mot
for a synopsis of tn. lecture. The
Professor will deliver his third lecture
tomorrow evening. the Goal PERIOD
and the Worlds Tenants. Htthe time.
lie Will ms sehss oi 'eS'u,ss
s-.r;nss
ATTENTION, 'orkhs'-oLosiso oVi'
Waller Is selling his goods a. the low
est prices; also informs the public that
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TELEcRAPHIc!
EASTERN DISPATCHES
l~srscAL TO 4 Dol I'LL DAILY xxws.
DOMESTIC NEWS.
Rellef for Mr.. TiItoa.


Relief for Mrs. Tiitos.
NEW YoRx. September THE mem
bsrs Of Plymouth Church are contrib
uting to . fund for the relief Of Mrs.
Tilton. and already sl.7oO have been
collected.
Destructive Fire. d
BALTIMORE, September 7.-Saturday
evening the greater portion Of the bus
mess section OF Ffsstburg. Allegheny
county, Nd, was burned. Loss, s145,.
600; insurance. $4,000.
Diplomatic Complication, :
NEW York. September IA letter
from Berlin says, the acquittal Of Capt.
Warner Of the German Navy. after q
trial on charges growing out Of the cap
turs by him from the Intrsnsigsntss Of
two Spanish war vessels. flying the Can
tonal Gag. Is regarded in Germany Us a
triumph Of the naval over the diplomatic
service.
The Nord Dedschs Al9tmdins zihmg,
(Bismsrk's organ) says: This result OF
the trial will bs . disappointment 10 the
diplomatic branch OF the public service.
It must be evident that II military and
naval officers are to be permitted to in
tsrfers Of their own will in the political
complications Of other States, the charge
Of diplomatic Affairs Of Government
through foreign Offices, will become diff
fcult, IL not impossibls.
wheat Crop.
The Chicago hier-0ce has q letter
from Alex. Delmsr. on the prospective
amount Of wheat expectation from tho
United States duriug the coming year,
and criticising recently published pre-
dictions on the same subject by Kains.
Jackson, and James Sanderson, British
writer's; and concludes with the prsdic-
ton that the United Kingdom would i'm
port grain from the United States during
the ensuing year amounting to upwards
Of 90, 000, 900 bushels.
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CASH UPi

THE BOOKS OF THE UNION SALOON.
L.odgs saioos. 20 Cola Si nm y. I, soS ~ IL sSsrrs Of
Capt. John Y. Paul. st Justice wrighrs once.
All persons, rena.ning indebted thsreen. are
hsreby notified thai amer SATURDAY. Sep.
tsmbsf sth, the collection Of their bills WI, %
enforced By law. at Whatever cost. 81 I'd
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POLITICAL.
UNION REpvBLioAa
state Central COMMITTEE.
...wvvr,wo ~ Tur IrNfoN RYPUr

.rAxEErrNu or THE UNION RKPUB
n lean slatc Central committec, held IN
Virginia CITY, June ~, 1874. u wss
Resolved, That Q State Convention q the
Union Republican party be held @ Whit
mneea. on THURSDAY. SEPTEMBER >. is,s,so
to-wii: -
tive In Congress, two Justices Of the bupreme
Court dong and short terms), Secretary Of otate,
Aiiorney, vensrsi, Tres.arsr o. S'a, s:ns Sss
ierdent Of Public Instruction. stsis ninsTai'
oeist, Clerk OF the Supreme Coun, bate fftn.
Ter. and stats Central Conmittee, and for ne
Transaction OF such other business - snsu
properly eoms s.fors ne 0onvsnSes s.,,,,,.a 10
one Delegate at large. one Tor each 100 votes
and one for each fraction over % votes cast tof
J.. W. Haines. Presidential Biector, o. the gsss
eral election Of ls17. . o.
votei. At the primary elections Of the party
shall be: Pirst.Ars you . citizen o. the
United states and state Of Nevada, or win Jos
be . lawful voter at the ensuing electioui Sec.
ond-wnl you support the nominees Of the ne.
publican stats and County Convention atths
Received. That the several County Com.
miitees be recommended 10 adopt such other
means and tests a. may seem 10 then necessary
to the promotion Of purity and fairness o. the
Delegates arc spportioned to the several coaa.
Ties a. follows:
Churchill. Il
Elko..............s''..''..'''' ''''"'''''
Esmeralda. ....'......S
HUMBOLDT.
Lincoln.
Lander.
kureka. '...'''''"
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Ormsby. ''''"''"
storey. . ..ssssssss.'ss
Mathoe.
White
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Gro, A. KINo, Secretary. lu0 %
tRepublican papers Throughout the STATE coIy.J
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-09-07


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ney. Il IN procure tsrritefy 10 inttsdues the latest
usefulinvsntiou that Il wanted svery day By every
one. ever where. who has . family. 4 fansiied
eewins Machine With Table and Trssdie for only
80 that does the same WORK as . machine you
wsuh pay 10 for, rapid. smooth and arm, MARES
Q seam 80 strons thsi The eisth Win tear befois the
stitches will rip apart- hight new attachments for
all WORK and tho improved Button usls Wofter USED
tisu 10 ell In every houss thu entsr. 20 and up.
wards cleared daily BY msrt agents. No such ma:
last year, 10000 families uss them. Demand In.
e~reasing every day. vhsrs they becoms knswn.
Minister. Jaasss. LasY.gt kditen. naehili,ts.
given free 10 mt applicants. II there 70 no agency
In your place, write forit. o. buy Q machine fsr yog
Machine. 3 M q Il lpaIn q me eeaIty % rsfstPt
paper. Address The fropristsn. Rssslf J. MSL
iI6AH 4 Co. ~ Canal street. New Ysrk.