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presented bis credentials to the President
.osasys es6Haamsy4eOsr
exprsssasse fsses.dships 10 ~ y-.s,.s.s.s
Cnsriotte CushtnAn Is playing here. She
Il sss nenca South She has ,he rvigor Of
|thirty years ago. y
1 commodore Leroy has been nominated as
rear admiral. Slf,El ~ 80 ~. as :
| Combinations: 4 Griffith, postmaster at.
tfredertcksburg, and Freeman, postmaster
at Lexington, Va aii1 1.sts i ~
weather Probabilities.
WASHINGTON; April 7.-For the Middle
States, partly cloudy weather and light to
fresh winds, mostly from the east. II
For the South Atlantic and Gulf Sntcs
east of the Mississippi, cloudy and rainy
weather with fresh and brisk south and east
winds.
For Tennessee, the Lower Ohio Valley,
and Missouri, cloudy and rainy weather with
east to north winds.
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BALTIMORE MARKETS.

BALTIMORE. April 7.-Flour dull and unchanged
Wheat frm and In good dsmand; choice amber n.sa
*l.s0@$l 81; PeunsFlTania, 81 10 S1r,
southern, SI0S2c. Oals dun, blu. hr,n; 'uthern
6lG66c. Rye dull at S5@s9c. Hay dull at 81 sg
Inc Offering. Mess porS, Sl6.759517: Huls
mcats-Shoulders, 6H96Ac. clear rio, SH9Sac
Bacou-shoulucrs. u.s.; clear rip, 9S@9ac;, gu
ern buttrr very active; tub, 35@37. Coffee nom
inaL Whiskey dull at 56c. Sugar unchanged.
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Michigan Charter Elections.

DETROIT. April 7.-At the charter elections
held in this State yesterday the Republicans
elected their ticket in the following places ::
Kalamazoo, .Corunua, Fenton, Albion,
Coldwater, Ann Aroor, Hillsdale, Grand
Haven, East Saginaw, and Alpha. Inc
Democrats elected their ticket in Niles, Port
Huron, Pontiac, Battle Creek, Bay City,
Grand Rapids, Lansing, and Muskegon.
The Temperance ticket was elected IN psi
lanti. The peoples or wblSkey llcket was
elected in Flint, and the Reform ticket IN
Iona
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Especial telegram to the Dispatch.l
PORTSMOUTH, Va, April Tit was proved
before Mayor Ludlow to-day that w. A.
Whitmore was the agent in Little Washing
ton, N. c., of the Norfolk burglars, and was
sent on to the grand jury in June.
The remains Of the five drowned negroes
were buried this afternoon from the African
churches, and were followed to the grave By
Immense professions Of negroes.
The threc-masted schooner NJ. & E. Hen
derson, from Baltimore, bound to Havana
with coal, arrived in Hampton Roads to-day
leaking badly and all the sails blown away.
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Our brethren Of the Mystic Tie have been
lAc most ancient order" long enough.
True, they assisted King Solomon in build
ing his temple; but what of that! The
hichmord Dispatch has reasons for thinking
th''t Noah was Granger. And who can
say he was motif Did be not build his own
boat, raise his own Ham, encourage cheap
waller transportation. and set oil the middle
Men atioat! What better Granger do you
wait suffolk Herald.
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Sentence OF j. C.. Henry-Imp prison.
ment OF Four Years.
Especial telegram 70 the Disnachl

LYNcHBuRa, VA, April fudge Rives
this evening" sentenced j. c. Henry<the de-
faulting deputy revenue collector, to con.
fnement in the Albany penitentiary for a
period of four years, aud the payment of
S5,134.43-the amount he ia still in arrears.
A deputy United States marshal leaves in
the morning for the place Of confinement
with the prisoner In custody.
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C.VDIDATEs FOR OFFICE.

.,,O TIE VOTERS OF hiCh .hOND.I
Fellow c,izens: am an incependent Ga snii-
~, Sanr snfrr ,oss Had been fairy deteateu tMo
YEARS aso SHOULD not now I've candidate. Il ,ne
iOnserYatixe aad hepuhll parties U1n v rsnoc,-
i Fuil Wv lap 81 GEORGE A. duNoAEA'
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BY Telegraph.

NEW YORK.
NEW YORK, April T. Eoon.-Stocks weak. Money
4. Gold, 1133s. Exchange-Long, 4S51: short,
4sSx. Governments strong. States quiet and
nominal.
Erening.-Money, 4G5. Sterling steady. Gold,
1l3A@1l3a. Governments strong and active.
States quiet and nominal
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BY Telegraph.
NHW YORK MARKETS.

NEW YORK MARhETS.
boIes ~, 7i6i TIC. Southern -four shade trIner;
nammon 10 fair extra, t6.50@t7.30; good to
choice, S735@fl1. " heat ope.'ed lQ2c. better
bur closed win the advance lost winter red west
ern 81 az. corn closed 1c. lower. Coffee dull and
unchunged; l9922Sc. f,r RIO.
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LOUISVILLE AARKETS.

LOUISVILLE. April 7.-Flour quiet and un-
changed. Corn quiet and UNCHANGED. Provisions
nuiet Pork nrlner at Sl6.75. Bacon quiet and
Unchanged. Lard, fierce, 94c.; keg, 9Hc. WINS
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Twe Ballots Yesterday.

BosroN, April 1.-THE twelfth ballot for
limited States Senator resulted Dawes, 81 /;
Hoar, IS; Curtis, 70; Adams, 16, and the
thirteenth ballot stood: Dawes, sc; Hoar,
81 Curtis, II; Adams, 16. Among the
scattering Butler received one vote.
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CINCINNATI MARKETS.

CINCINNATI. April 7.-Flour iirmcr. Corn dill
at 63167c. Pork. S17. Lard strong 1T 9aSc Tor
steam: 9y@9a,c Tor kettle. Bacon stroug; shonl-
jers. &c; clear rib, 9itc'; clear, 9Sg94c. WINS
kew quiet 1T 93c.
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PROPOSALS.
OFFICE OF CITY ENGINEER
RICHMOND, April 4. 1874. !

OFFICE OF CITY ENGINEER.l
RICHMOND, April 4. 1874.
NTOTICE.-Sealed proposals will be re-
~ cciyed at the Office of the CRY Water WORKS
mill TEIiRSDAY, April l6h. III ~ O'Clock Al ,
far furnishing CEMkh l. to the new reservoir az d
r,i,. NOT exceeGn g dive hundred narres per muntn
or TWO thousand barrels In ALL ,,
VI ,,Is must state the name and quality Of brand.
prlce per barrel (number Of pounds delivsreu !
The new reservoir AS well as the price III uel'eTe"
on tne canal ls,nk near the Three-hile Lock.
'rhe Committee on Water reserves INC r'eh' "
reject any or all proposals. Wv n c,rrcu.u
,etd City Engineer.
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ap 6-td
OFFICIAL.

nnsO REWARD.-I will pay the above
SZ1U reward for any information that VIII
W =, ,ho orresr and conviction Of the party who
1 leas Policeman Jonn N Hobson on The morning
OF In nas Ap A. AZ. KELLEY. Mayor.
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CITY AUDITORS OFF1cE.}
RICHMOND, hlarvh 20, 1874 ,

r1,uE ASSESSMENT OF LICENS E.
TAXES for the year 1874 has been been r,,o cont nf
e"ncerned. All persons feeling aggrieved WIZ
aye AN Opportunity OF reporhng the sane 70 me ths
Finance Committee OF the CITY Couhsh on rs .
aha huurs OF 5 aud z p. NJ AT the Councii CHAM.
mr.. r on Broad street ut which time ana place. a
comlhiitsI VIZ j. B. RUi STER.
aSStSsntent. : udEor.
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FINANCIAL.

RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.
TUESDAY, April 7, 1874.
SOLD.-95, 00'Vkglnia deferred at IOk and 6
shares Virginia Steamship and Packet Company
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BALTIMORE,

BALTIMORE, April 7.-Virgiuia 6's, cons0ls, sc;
West Virginia 6's, old, 80. West yirglnia's, lOk.
North Cardinals, old, 20; new, 90; special tax,
Rid
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Homicide Caused by Jealousy and an
Anria.EOo1 Joke.

SAN Francisco, April IA man named
Dennison engaged in quarrel with another
famed Downey at Silas City to-day, when
Downey shot DennisoD, who died IN ie"
moments. Jealousy aud an Aprll-tool JOKE
led TO the fatal quarrel.
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" COMPANY. III
F0IrR SHIPS A WEEK FOR NEW YORK.

-FOUR SHIPS A W Efh FUN NEW 1Oikh.
For the accommodation Of our patrons and the
public. this Company will, on and after MONDAY,
Janusry 20, 1874, dispatch one OF thelr spleidi6
steamers-OLD DOMINION, WYANOkE, ISAAC
BELL. RICHMOND, ALBEMARLEs. BATE,
RAS and GEORGE w. ELDER ibuidingl every
TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY, FRIDAY, aud SUM
DAY at high water.
The Wednesdays ship has no passenger accom-
m0datlons.
These ships are entirely new. and were built ex'
pressy for this route. .,,
They have splendid saloons, staterooms, and batn
rooms. - -.
The fare, accommodations, and attention are nm
surpassed. ,., ,,.,,.-,x
at new York on the Company's covered pier, 81
North river. v,,,,<
Frelghrs TOR points beyond New YORK FORWARDED
with iisratch and no charge made except actual
Freight received until T. NJ. daily.
For further iuIorInarion, apply 10
GEORGE w. ALLEN Il CO.. Agents,
ap3 office Company's wharves. Rockets.
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AIDES AND MISSES SERGE So
IL LACE and BUTTON CATERS, @c -
I.n,,,es' aud Misses Serge Foyed ard Button GAL
t,dirs' and Misses French Black Kid, and Serge
CRUQUETs;
Maria Autoiuette BUSkiSS: rc1Ip
.imniu1as. Magnollas, ara other styles Oh silly
PkRS and WALKING SHOES; :,
GentIcmen,s Bows. and Youths Cali Prince AZ
bert CXfORDS, TIES, &c, box, PLAIN, anu eA-
tension toes; cuoEs
and SLIPPERS endless var:esy, just 10"
cpiyed for early sJ,zis,g trade. ,>,n
riiS.rIN WOhK MADE TO ORDER AMI
cfnISHASTEED To FIT. REPAiRisG nesas
and promptly done.
epe.'"i '''> It1tN q. HUnCNEN l. SON.
no, SD9 and 5Ll Broad street.
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DEPARTUkgs OF sTRAMrna.

,NEWs.Y.ORK-Tha fRFs
EAaEEsx; vii All WEDNESDAY. ApriI sih, 8
Z 9 ss Freight received unsif ocioe
4. y II tsR..t fs3 $50 I'll EEfss
/ Through hHb Of iading siyned, ard goods for
| warded With dtspstch TO- al points north, s6rffi
Sasa, and vest Cl6ee connetiJnS mace With Ganag,
ssperior passenger aeecmnodationN, Nilh state
ya1e to New York, or roana.tsip, s1o. n
S0l.sa 9Go ags.s e. Ill CO.. Agents. &
ap s-1t Corsnanss = Ssr:. i k"esss,.. 3
DOR PHILADELPHIA- eNsx
\ The steamer j. W.. EHERhAN,SS&2ke ~
Captain rkArT. VIII receive freight for the above
port I'LL THURSDAY the Sa1 instant u 6o'ctock.
Freight taken for WilminEon, Del, Providence
a and Boston. Also, for Liysrpool and Antwerp &c
i!adinR signed through. PASSAGE 20 Philsdcip hta,
Including meals and state-roow.48. ,oEs Is
- W. T. PORTER. Aren't,
ap e-It no. Ss25 lock street.
DILL KICF- SES
4 MOED, And NORFOLK STEAA SkaE8&s
SHIP LNE-FUR PHILADELPHIA TWICE a
WEEk.-Unul further notice the steamers Of THU
line VIII leave PhDadeiphia every WEDNESDAY
and SATURDAY land Richmond every MONDAY
and THURSDAY st IL o'clock II. ttIaIJ
jersey: and DeIawa.e, for Fresiaencs snd Boston n
Atso for Antwerp aad Liverpodf MA Red scar and
American steamship lines. and hills Of ladsnR aaues
through insurance Effected for all parties who do
Passage 70 rhilsd.lphia, including meals and
ytatereom, %. W. p. PORTER, Agent
No. 2423 Dock srrcet, Richmond.
WILLIAM 2. CLYDE & co.. Agents.
Re IL Nc. u South Wharves t'h,iadelphia.
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has asd: The soldiers who took part in Of /

Tho asSs whics pert ssssratsd rs mahs out.
RACES 10 Fapfc has disappeared. 80, u
me bandits who murdered The German
s!aseiisrs Barthoidy and Westfall have been,
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CpRING STOCK BOOTS, SHOES,ESSl
y &c have jas. received my first In: $WY
stumen, OF SPRf.G GOODS sonsisapg oas W..
MES GENT. kME.N'S MISSES, nnS Ch.L-
DREN,s SHOES, BoTs, and GAlT,G n fe city Hy
stock OF frss-e3ass goods Is unsarpsses W a stnc
A"1 John q. PhG E, Jn.. 900 Main street,
NH 1G-3m pet"een H,i"s' 80 -
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NO DoCKAGE CHARGED:

NO DoCKAGE CHARGED. .-..
Steamers leave their new pier in the Dock foe
OF Twentv-second street, every TUESDAY anc
THURSDAY MORNINGS At O'Clock, and SAT.
URDAY AFTERNOON alta o'clock.
Freight received uD 70 O'Clock P. n, and Sasur.
days up to 3k o'clock p. M.
through bills signed to all points north and west
and rates guaranteed as low as any other hne
Apply TO L. u. fATUM. Agent,
Offices, Twenty-second and Dock and Ninth and
Main streets. de 8
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WASHINGTON, April 7.-The Cabinet meet
ing to-day was uulmportant. All the mrnl-
bers were present except Secretary Belknap:
Fl. E. Offey, for many years chief clerk OF
the Navy Department, is about to 20 into the
banking business. =.
M. Bartholdi, the new envoy extraordi
lar and minister plenlpotentiary OF France
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1874-09-24
TELEGRAPHIC.
Special to the Tri-WeekIy Times
IBY WESTERN UNION TELEGRAPH LIsE.l

New York. September 2S.-The Times New
Orleans correspondent telegraphs under date
of the %: To-day public feeling has changed
very decidedly and it is now considered not
impropable that an even more serlons eonihct
than that of last week may occur. This MORN
inc when ii became generally known that the
conference had been broken up and no result
arrived at the young and hot-headed men OF
the League took no pains to conceal their feel.
ings Kellogg and United states Marshal
Packard were again denounced openly as
thieves and liars and Assistant Secretary OF
the Interior. Cowen who is charged with hav-
ing been instrumental inbreaking M the con-
ference wes also abused in immesurable terms.
During The afternoon the leaders OF the White
league were constantly in session. and II Is
known that many advised continuation of
hostilities If they fire on the troops They be
live military government will at once be
established in the State. Business men OF the
CITY. who make no secret of having supported
the movement, are opposed to futher flshflns'
and will make no more additional contributions
to the League.
There is no evidence that the southern ele-
ment wishes to modest private citizens, and
on all sides il is admitted that persons and
property We're never more secure. Gov Nell
log processes to believe that war OF eN-
termi alton is to be commenced against the
NEGROES; but Penn asserts positively that
such a idea has never entertained by even the
most passionate of the white leaguers. Dur-
ing the evening the Governor held CONSUL
tatiuu with Seci etary Cowen, and the latter
telegraphed for Attorney General Field 20
come to New Orleans quickly. 1t is believed
that he wishes to consult him and then pro
coed at once in the preparations of 1ndict-
ments against those prominently engaged III
the riots.
Chicago. September GA Times New Or
leans special says White Leagues have re-
ceived notice TO be ready to spring to arms at
an hours notice. and an attack upon the KEEL
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1874-09-24

A WORD TO THE WISE. Whenever an attempt
is made by inuendoes, that dare not shape
themselves into positive assertions, to cast
false light upon truth. it is a sign Of unquali-
fed Justification. Now it has become truism,
acknowledged throughout the community,
that Banner Brothers. the great clothiers, pos
sess such facilities for purchasing of the raw
material and for the manufacturing OF hne
clothing. that competition has become an ab-
snlute failure and when small concerns insln-
uate that they can sell as good an article OF
clothing at as low prices as Banner Brothers
do, they simply intend % canvey meaning
that they dare not assert and cannot substa-
tiate We throw down the gauntlet Of defiance
to these VaUuters, and challenge them, one and
all t. benefit the public as we have done, and
are doing by selling fine clothing at low prices.
We can afford to sell clothing much cheaper
than any other house in this State, and we do
it, Having factory and importing house at
lO6 Duane street. n. Y, and wholesale house
al 2O4 and Dos Sansome street, San Francisco,
we need not pay Importers. manufacturers ana
iubbers' profits, as the small concerns are com,
pelled to- and consequently we can sell at the
same prices as the small concerns must pay for
their goods. Having two large salesrooms
filled with stylish and fine q thing, we give
every customer an inmenre stock TO select
from. and do not require them to choose from
a small and poorly assorted parcel OF shoddy
goods, which third-rate houses call an assert
ment Moreover, we receive new goods every
dav At present we are clearing out our entire
st5tk of summer clothing. We offer them at
prices which leave no excuse for not pnchas.
ing at prices so low as to be unknown to the
experience of Cur oldest inhabitants. Every
one who has the shadow Of a necessity for
Summer clothing viii find it to their advantage
TO call Immediately on Banner Broters corner
of and Taylor street.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1874-09-24

THEY HAVE a church scandal in
vestigating committee way down in
Texas. Rev. A. M. Gregory presi-
ded over the flock of the African NJ.
E. Church, at Denison. says the
Ne,os, and was arraigned for acting
properly towards Mrs. Watson.
having caressed her in manner
unbecoming gentleman and min
lister of the gospel" Question: How
should a minister of the gospel
caress?l A majority of the commit
tee exhonerated the Rev. Gregory,
while a minority report says " the
investigation was carried on in such
a manner as to keep back the truth
and screen the Rev. A. NJ. Gregory
at all hazards, the committee having
neither regard for truth or deceney
in the matter" and I" do not care
to lend my name as assistance to any
such trickery for the purpose of
whitewashing a man whom / con-
slider from the evidence guilty be-
you'd the possibility of doubt"
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1874-09-24

Our citizens were terribly shocked
at the reception of the news yester
xlav afternoon, that the Hon. David
l.. Hastings had died, of heart dis
ease, soon after his arrival at Win
nemucca. No man in the State was
more universally known none
knew him but to respect. He was
native of Pennsylvania, and aged
about As years. He came TO this
State about 1860; and has been an
active member of society ever since;
twice he represented this county in
the State senate. with honor to him
self. and to the satisfaction OF his
constituents
At the time of his death he was
Superintendent of the Kelsey mill,
and delegate TO the Republican
State Convention, which convenes
at Winnemucca this morning. He
had always taken an active part in
poIitics, and was a conscientious Re
publican for all time. He was Wor-
-shipful Master of Amity Lodge, No.
4. F. and A. NJ, of this place, also a
Knight Templar, and Past Deputy
Grand Master of the Grand Lodge OF
this State, as also one of the Trustees
of the Grand Lodge, and will be
buried on Sunday next in the Ma
sonic burying grounds at Virginia
City.
At a meeting of Amity Lodge,
last evening, C. D. McDuffee, j. NJ.
McGinnis and L. D. Noyce, were
appointed committee to 90 to Reno
to meet the remains of their late
Brother, and to conduct them to Viz
ginia City. At the request of Anity
Lodge No. 4, he will be buried by
the Grand Lodge F. and A. NJ, the
Grand Master having expressed his
willingness to convene the same for
that purpose, De Witt Clinton Com
mandery No. l, Knights Temglar,
acting as escort.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1874-09-24
APOSsTIYE DENIAL.
From the Evening Chronicle."l


With reference to au article published in
the Independent this morning. under the cap
tion of "Sharon's New Deal" We have this to
saw; We hsve so often, and, as we had thought,
SO effectively replied TO the charge of coalition
between De Long, stevenson and Sharon, that
IL seems like waste of words to again deny
the truth of the charge. but in order that the
hldspe,,dszt may rest fully assured that there
is nothing in il, we repeat positively, that
there has not been. neither is there now. any
coalition between the above named parties.
The charge that Mr.. De Long has thrice be
trayed his party is without word OF truth,
and is "A base SANDER against an honorable and
popular gentleman We know as much about
his withdrawal in favor of Stewart as does any
man. and we know that Mr., De Long with
drew from that contest solely for the good OF
the Republican party The Japanese mission
was not even thought Of at that time, nor was
any other consideration named. 1t Is true
that Mr. De Long spoke Of his friends, and sald
he ,gould nke to have them share the Federal
anli0iptruents. but he did not ask anything Tor
himself senator Stewart did use his lnfiu-
ence in behalf of De Long friends, and some
of them were appointed t. ONCE was there
ANYTHING wrong in this2 Cannot man make
provisions for friends, who have stood by nm,
without being accused Of having sold out?
30 fer'as relates to the Jones convass charge,
we will say that Mr.. De Long was IA Japan at
that time, and there is no truth IN IT.
The last charge Of the Independent, that Mr..
De Long received twenty thousand dollars in
GOLD coin from Mr.. sharon to withdraw from
the Senatorial contest. and take the nomlna-
ton for Congress, is the basest kind OF Sian
der: there is not a word Of truth in It,
We make these statements i'll justice no MI
De Long. who is now away. We have long
had the pleasure of an intimate acquaintance
with him. and we know that more honorable
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1874-09-24

And IN accordance with law and an order OF
the Board of Trustees, made on the 22d dav of
August A. D., 1874. SO many shares of each
parcel of such stock as may be necessary will
be sold at Public Auction at the Office of the
Company, Room No. 2, Medin Building
North @ Street. Virginia City. Nevada, on
FRIDAY, the sd day of OCTOBER. A. D..
1874 at IL NJ. of that day. to pay said delin-
quent assessment thereon, together with costs
of advertising and expenses of sale.
sr MILES GOODMAN, Secretary.
Office, Room No. .. Medin Building. North c
70 Street, Virginia City. Nevada.
Virginia City, Sept, sd, 1874. 8G-td
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1874-09-24

REPUBLICAN NoMINATIoNs.-T
following is the Republican ticket
in Ormsby county: For State Sen
ator, T. D. Edwards; for Assembly,
j. w. Haynie, Alfred Helm, S. E.
Jones; for District Attorney, VIM.
Patterson; for Sheriff, S. T. Swift;
for County Clerk, 7. J. Edwards;
for County Treasurer, II. J. Peters;
for County Recorder, F. D. Turner;
for County Assessor, J. P. Winnie;
for County Surveyor, G. l.. Ander-
son; for County Superintendent of
Public Instruction, L. s. Greenlaw;
Public Administrator, j. p Meder;
Churchill eounty:-For State Sen
ator, Wallace Goodel; for Assembly,
Asa Merry, d. l.. Healy; for County
Commissioners, Chas. Kaiser dong
term, Geo. Richardson (short term;
tor Sheriff, Walter J. Eastman; for
District Attorney, Thomas Pagan;
for County Clerk, George C. Brown;
for County Recorder, Daniel Bush
nell; for County Treasurer, f. Liau-
rance; for County Assessor, Jas. A.
Danielson; for Superintendent Pub
lie Instruction, Frank Gray; Dele
gates to Joint Judicial Convention of
Nye, Lander and Churchill coun-
ties. Jos. A. Doneilson, ID. l.. Healy.
Esmeralda:- For Senator, j. b.
Gallagher of Mason's Valley; for
Assemblymen, A. L. Greeley of Au-
rora, H. Spence Of Pine Grove, A..
Spencer of Columbus, and Richard
Tone Of Columbus; District Attorney,
NJ. A. Murphy; County Clerk, c. ).
Mott; County Commissioners, T. d..
Smith dong term), r. r. Stewartson
{short term); Recorder, Wilson But
Ter; - Jamison was named as the
choice of Esmeralda county for Dis
trct Judge, and - Carrigan for
Sheriff.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1874-09-24

WRoNa.-The Independent, in its
issue of Monday, states that Judge
Seawell received the nomination for
District Judge, at the Republican
County Convention, held at Dayton
on Saturday last. This is mistake;
there was no nomination for that
office. The County Central Commit
tee will make selection in due
time to fill the ticket, and that man
will be elected, be he Judge Seawell
or any other man.