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cratic party. The case of Warmoth
is a notable fact Governor Moses, OF
South Carolina, is not a carpet-bagger,
but a native. and is said to have some
of the best blood in the State IN his
veins. He has been kicked overheard
BY the Republicans. 1t he offers TO
Join the Democratic party he will
probably DC received. and thencetorih
they will be silent as to his crimes.
The next excuse Is that the negroes
have eonspired and armed themselves
to exterminate the whites. and these
murders are committed by whites In
self defense These are stupid lies,
manufactured by knaves and to be be
lieved by idiots.
Governor Hendricks, in his speech
the other night complained that Inc
government was sending troops into
the South. but made no mention OF
the causes for which they were sent,
no illusions to murders and massacres
which have taken place; he lett ms
audience to infer that It was simply
an outrage of the government and
without cause, and then went on to
tell how the white people were out
ragged and exasperated by the lorna
ton of oath. bound armed leagues OF
negroes.
THAT WAS AN OLD STORY
that had done service in 1868, 1870
and 1872. 1t was impossible for the
Governor to pick it out OF the gutter,
put it on its legs again. and make 1t
serve as an apology for these murders.
The beginning of all improvement
and all restoration in the South must
consist in the cessation OF murder.
While that prevails it Is idle to hope
for reform 1t is the greatest OF all
crimes, and where it prevails 1t de
moralizes and destroys the integrity
and character of the people. Moth
ing is so destructive to all Characters
ties of nation as a reign of terror,
and until the stream of murder is
dried up people will not so to the
South to live, and many who are there
will get away as fast as they can.
There can be no improvement, educa-
ton, agriculture, manufactures, nor
in any department of business until
there is security for life and property
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REPUBLICAN COUNTY TICKET.

Prosecuting Attorney,
DANIEL w. COMSTOCK.
State senate,
WILLIAM BAXTER.
Representatives,
BRANSON l.. HARRIS
JOSEPH &. RATL1FF.
Clerk Circuit Court,
WILLIAM II. LYNDE.
Auditor,
ELIHU NJ. PARKER.
Treasurer,
JOSEPH q. LEMON.
Sheriff,
JOSEPH l.. SMITH.
Recorder,
JESSE +. JONES.
Assessor,
JAS. n. ANDERSON
Commissioner,
CORNELIUS THORNBURG.
Surveyor,
ROBERT &. SHUTE.
Coroner,
SAMPLE G. Dyer
Township Trustee,
SAMSON BOONE,
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REPUBLICAN STATE TICKET.

REPUBLICAN STATE TICKET.
For Secretary OF State,
WILLIAM w. CURRY, of Vigo.
For Auditor of state,
JAMES A. wILDMAN, Of Howard.
For Treasurer of Stale,
JOHN b. GLOVER, OF Lawrence.
For superintendent of Public Instruction,
JOHN NJ. BLOSS, OF Floyd.
For Attorney General,
JAMES &. DENNY, OF Knox
For Judge Supreme Court,
ANDREW L. OSBORNE, of La Porte.
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DATENT OFFICE
+. B. HUNT & CO.,
RICHMOND, IND,
Patents.
DATENT OFFICE

Exper.mentaI Machines and Models made
to order. Also, Patented Arucles ManuiAc-
tured for Inventors
Having been engaged in the Patent bust
ness for twenty years We are enabled 70
offer our services and advantages 20 invent
oys- ~
We make no charge for invention AL
ideas originating with US, and adopted by
orr patrons. belong to the individual fol
whom, we are engaged. We refer by per
mission to
c. r. Coffin, Pres Richm'd National Bank
i f Reeves First
A F. scott ss Second
Gaar scott 4 Co., Macf1infsts-
& Horuey & Co.. Plow Yanufac1ufeN-
Nordyke, Mafmon Co., Mill Works
l5-ly
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OFFICE or CITY TREASURER, I
Rrf.yfMn<n INn sent o. iE4

OFFICE OF CITY TREASURER,
RIcHMoSD, IND, Sept.s lH4
Whereas, certain precept has been duly
issued To me by the Mayor of the tity %
Richmond, under the corporate seal o. sara
city, dated July 10, 1874, showing there II
due the following named the amount here-
inaftsr <pee1 fled. fof street Improvement IN
the City OF Richmond, Wayne county, indi-
ana.
Due David Haner, street Commissioned,
for the city Of Richmond, for the improve
inent Of the sidewalk fronting on ~ feet
Inches of Lot No. liz south Marion street,
in John smiths addition to said city,
amount al assessment Oh arged against oh
y Masley, In the city OF Richmond, the
sum of fbirty-seven dollars and twenty
cents fs.S ~.
Now, the said defendant IL hereby no
titled that unless he pay within twenty
On days after the publication for three
weeks Of this notice the amount SO a.st-ss-
ed against the above described lot or parcel
OF land, 1 will proceed to collect the amount
50 assessed by levy and sale oil said lots OF
4. parcel Of land, or 20 much thereof as may
be necessary 10 satisfy the above claim ana
all costs that may accrue
WILLIAM T.. WILSON,
9e-3w City Treasurer
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sincerely yours,
EDWARD You've.
Chief of Rureau

The statement accompanying this
letter shows that the total amount of
salt used in curing fish in 1873, and
on which drawback of duty was al
lowed. was Sc, 756 628 pounds; the to-
tai duties on which Cat ten cents q
pound) amounted to SS6,756. And
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-06-26

NEW SODA FAcroRY.-In another col
umn will be found the advertisement OF
Stevens & Co. y new soda factory at the
junction Of @ and Sheldon streets, Vir-
ginia City. ON the Divide. They manu-
facture the very purest and best OF soda,
bottled by n new invention, entirely
their own. and not used by any other
mandatory in the State. This inven-
ton consists of n bottle made to or
der, with patent india rubber
stopper ON the inside rendering tia per-
feet model OF convenience, keeping
the bottle clean and saving the trouble
experience by use Of bottles Of the old
style. They propose to sell their goods
rs low as any house in the country. and
will deliver them free Of charge TO any
part Of Gold Hill, Virginia, Silver, Day
ton or Carson. Give them a call.
FOURTH or JuLr COMMITTEE. - The
members of the Executive Committee
for the Fourth Of July celebration in
Gold Hill, are requested TO he present
this evening at Liberty Hall. without fail.
See special notice elsewhere in this
pcper to-day.
R,IS M SSow.-Copious and accep-
table showers Of blessed rain fell last
night and this morning. The SUNNI,
Of Mount Davidson was whitened with
q good supply Of snow,
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S o
my2o 3m

WALLER ON CREMATION. All good men who
deal fairly and s~quarely by their fellows will be
plea-unbly remembered long alter their souls
rhall have returned to the companionship OF
the lust. and their bodies are properly crcmatcd
In tie most approved modern style. There are
plenty Of men, however. who deserve to be
burnt before death for their Inherent wicked
nc.s, and among these are clothing dealers who
swlndle their customers by selling clothing not
worth half Its price. such men ought 10 be
crcmaied. and their stocks Of clothing. with
them, Call NJ nv store, In Hairs building.
Main street, opposite the ONCE OF the GoLp
HILL NEws. when you want clothing, and ! will
do you honest and square Justice.
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WESTERN DISPATCHES
[srrciAL re rnE GOLD NIL DAILY sEw-.l
FROM SAN
Calico Hall fer Lsuisiaua -Trotting
R~are-Sails for china and Japan
-ConyHlescent.

San Francisco. June 2G-l r. NJ
A grand calico ball will he given tonight
at Platt's Hall in aid OF the fund for the
louisiana sufferers.
The trotting race for a purse OF 800
will come of tomorrow, thrce-quartcr
mile heats, best three in five, between
Charley, Marysyille Queen, Matte How
ard and Vaughn.
The steamer Great Republic sails for
Hongkong and Yokohama at noon to-
day.
Young Doran, who was stabbed re-
Gently by Balloon in n fight about a wo-
man, is alive, and his friends have hopes
that he will recover
Grecnbacks 9O(d9OI.
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EASTERN DISPATCHES.
70 u ooLp NIL DAILY NEWS.
o o N IsrIo In TELLioIHos
The Be.chsr.rnton scandal.

The Beschsr.Tilton Scandal.
NKw YoRx, June ga copy Of Til
toms extraordinary letter in regard to
the Plymouth Church scandal was sent
by special messenger yesterday to Rev.
Henry Ward Beecher, now on his farm
at Peekskill. Early in the day Rey, DIR.
Edward Beecher, brother Of Henry
Ward, and sharer with Thomas G. Sher-
man, lawyer, in the management Of
Plymouth Church with reference to the
scandal, came to this city. When asked
what he thought OF the new phase Of
the scandal he replied he could give no
opinions, but supposed that Tilton's
letter could be answered satisfactorily II
1t should be deemed necessary. He
went to the Office Of Sherman, with
whom he had an interview several hours
long. Sherman subsequently said he
did not believe Tilton's allegation OF
Beecher's guilt. The usual prayer
meeting viii be hsld this evening, and
in accordance with the manual, a bust
ness meeting may be held after it.
Railroad Combination.
The stockholders OF the Atlantic and
Great Western Railroad have ratified the
agreement entered into with the Erie
Railroad Company, May 9Th. The in
dentures bind the Atlantic and Great
Western Company to the Erie for %
years from the LIST Of May. The
property Of the Atlantic and Geat Wes-
tern is sold to the Erie Company. The
actual value Of the same to be credited
to the Atlantic and Great Western Com
pany, on account OF dues for labor, ma
terial, ETC., to be paid to the Erie Com
pany under this agreement. The
amount to be paid by the Erie Company
aggregates 100000.
Casualties by Lightning.
During the storm yesterday afternoon
the lightning struck u man at Circleville,
Ohio, u m at Huntington West
Virginia, two young men at Kalamazoo.
Michigan. the Postmaster at Marion,
Indiana. and three near Fort Wayne,
Indiana.
Accepted she Appointment.
CHICAGO June ga Washington
says that Hale has accepted the
Postmaster Generalship and will enter
upon his duties ON tho LIST Of July, the
beginning OF a new quarter. The APP
pointment appears to meet with general
commendation. A Tribune special says
II is thought that C~resswell's resignation
was FASTENED somewhat by disappoint-
ment at the treatment given his postal
telegraph scheme, rs well as because the
Of the House Postal Committee,
made Just before the close Of the ses-
sion. did not fully indorse him Ms en-
tirely without blame in the abuses that
may have grown up under the straw
bids system.
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AROUND AxoSo Us AoAIs.-G. w. Hall, ia
millarly known a. I" watty.' having bought In.
To the Pioneer Laundry again. with his father,
l. once more nourishing about among W al.
tending to the business department Of the con.
Germ. watty IL the old stand by. and under
ourhiy. The Pioneer Laundry Ia turning out
any AMOUNT Of work, done In the most satisiac-
tory manner. 1t Ia dcser,edly q highly popular,
wsllpatronized Institution.
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HARD words are said to be like hail
stones, destroying what they would
nourish II they were melted. This
ought to encourage somebody to invent
o blast powerful enough to melt the ac-
cents Of q stormy woman.
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well.known throughout the country a. Q Pa
thologist and Psychologist, whose successful
treatment Of certain physical disaouities and
functional arrangements deservedly enutle
him TO the familiar recognition OF the Great
specialize, , wSIld s .s,p seS I., Intern iS.t th K. f Ky:
returned TO Virginia. and can be consulted q
his onnce. No. - WILLIAMS AND BIXLKRS
BUILDING (Entrances-oppoeite Portoflce,
and on b street,. thus giving tnvalids an orpor-
tunity Of Kidding themselves, threugn MS pro
f~essional agency, Of such constitational annoy.
anccs and Ailments a. he claims 10 compass
and to cure. Without entering into biogr.phi.
cal details, Il IL SUFFICIENT TO simply promulgate
the fact that DR.. Spinney's earliest reputation
may be traced hack To- his Inauguration and
conduct Of the Montreal Canada EatD Medical
maeeutical College IL gagged by an elevated
standard. An extended experience and an
assiduous study OF the varied phases Of disease,
enable him TO guarantee assurances OF succees
In the eradication Of the multiform chronic
yous Debility. Exhausted Vitality, Youthful
Excuses. Marriage Impedlments, Chronic and
General Affections.
TO THE LADIES.
DIR. sPINNEY, while naturally impressed
with the delicscy OF the subject, feels no heal
tation In assuring them that, In conjunction
with q competent knowledge Of their various
HuHATInNH. EuCn M NtINOuH0ErE. ANtuInIIlna
SplnaI weakness, Loss OF Appetite, Lsssitude,
Prolap.us Uteri, Retroyerslons OF Displace
m,nt OF the Womb. Vaginal Irregularities,
Iruchorca. Dyspepsia. Indigestion, Constipa.
lion. and The many petty. irritatiny distractions
thsi almost invariably have their origin In the
uterine region. Afford them immediate relief.
cr,,u Avn mo upAIpn
.o'nn m
IL matters not wnat your Iroun,c may oes,
Mill cosi Won nothing Tor continuation so
plcasc call and satisfy yourselves whether the
Doctor understands your case. II he can cure
Won he will tell Won so: N not, he will say 90,
for he will not undertake a curc unless be Is
confident OF effectinc q cure,
ynuSn My.
.op''u 'a.p
Who may DC suffering rom NE enects OF youtn,
inl iollies or indi,cfeuon. VIII 90 vel 70 Aysl
themselves OF THIS, the greatest boon ever Iaia
a. tho altar OF suffering humanity. Dh. sPlN.
My VIII guarantee 10 forfeit xou0 ior every
case OF seminal weakness or private disease Of
any kind or character. which he undertakes
or falls to cure. lie would, therefore,. cay TO
the unfortunate sufferer wh0 may read THIS no.
iiee, that you are tfesdiny upon dsngerou.
ground when you longer uelsy IN seeking the
proper remedy Tor your complaint. lou may
be In the nrst sta;e.remeinber you are ap-
preaching the last. II you aie bordering on
the last, and are suffering toine or al OF its
evil effects, remember That u you obstinatelr
VNHT In nFnGT aINnAIlnn- InR IlHG InuHI G0mt
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New ArI.on. Mining Incorporation.

San FRAScIsco. June 2G.-2 +. NJ
A silver mining company has been in
corporated in wallaipi District, Mojave
county. Arizona; 10000 shares of 500
each. James A. Johnson, President;
S. f. Baker, Secretary. Trustees-G.
Merriam, S. G.. Holbrook, Ernest Mi
chaels. 1t is understood that Laura d.
Fair is the principal owner in the mine,
and that she is to secure the construc-
ton of works necessary to commence
and carry on the operations Of the mine.
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wirm Roos BRorHERs.-Truc Locke, 90 well
known In Virginia and Gold Hill as former
salesman Of Haas Brothers, IL now With Roo-
Brother-, the famous clothierr on O street, VII.
ginia, opposite the Enterprise building. lie VIII
customers from Gold mn especially, and will
guarantee the hest satisfaction In the way oil
trade. Call at Rsos Brothers. ~
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FOURTH on July COMMITTEES.

The Executive Committee for the Fourth Of
July Celebration at Gold nm, win meet at ~
O'Clock III, rriday) evening, at Lioerty Hal.
All merahgrs are requested to Be present with
out hli.
JOHN. II. MILLS, Chairman.
A. @. Nav, Secretary. ju2s II
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MIDDLH-AGED MEN.

A WAY RAPip. safe ami easy way TO make mo
ney. 10 to procure territory ~ introduce the latest
usemilnyention that Is wanted every day by every
Que. every where. who has a family, q hulLsifel
Sewing Machine with Table and Treaiic for only
$40 that does the same WORK IS q machine you
wOnll pay Ssl for. rapid. smooth aud arm. makes
q seam 10 strons that the cloth Will tear before the
stitches will rip apart. Eight new attachments for
all work and the improved Button Hole Worker usri
by ~ only. Agents only need show them In opera
tion to sell In every house they enter. ~ ani up
wards cleared daily by smart agents. No such ma.
cLins was ever offered at any such price,. 5i.tn soil
last year, lOa.GD families Use them. Demand In
crcaslng every day where they become known.
Ministers. Judges. Lawyers. Eillors. Machlnlsts.
1allOrs, etc.. recommend them as perfect. Rights
given Tree 10 rr.t applicants. IL there u no agency
IN your place, write Tor Il, or buy q machine for your
family or q relation, there l. none ~hetteror 10 cheap.
Machines sent TO all parts u the country on receipt
IL price, sl1. Real advertisement beginning go
Saved Ia every Family" In another column of this
paper. Address the Propretors. RonrRt j. MrL-
LIGAs Z Co.. J6 Canal street. New York.
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BRooKLrS ladies have begun a crusade
against corsets, being consistently OPP
posed to tight" lacing.
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woMES like to have husbands named
William. for then they ran always have
q will Of their own.
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FiSE PIANO foR sALE.-A dne plano 10 Of
Tered for sale, cheap for cash. A rare bargain.
Por full particulars call Immediately al the
Metropolitan Boot and Shoe store, NO. lbs
south street, Virginia City. IL
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ANTHOLOGY Madame O. Norman. the great
A~strologist, has returned TO Gold Hii, and 10
now ready 10 be consulted In regard 10 the
mast. present and future events OF life. once
bours' from "a n. to r. u. Residence, Pio-
neer street, rear OF the Eclipse stable. 10
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FoErr Yrlns wEpDEp.-Mr. and Mrs.
]. ". Noyes, Of the Maynard House.
Gold Hill. to-day celebrate the fortieth
anniversary Of their wedding day. A
worthier. better kncSn, and more mi
versally respected couple Y was
known in this section. Still almost IN
the prime Of life, and pioneers Of the
country. they have lived to see their
children grow up aud their grand-eni-
drcn playing around them. That TINS
genial and happly.mated pioneer couple
may celebrate their fftieth anniversary
amid happiness and prosperity. is the
sincere wish Of their numerous friends,
many OF whom called upon them to-day
TO tender their hearty congratulations.
The ~Cncus.-wilson's Circus pro
formed at Virginia City last evening,
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MILE ScHSxIpkR wears q BIG, 1000
diamond, presented to Der by the Prince
OF Wales.
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NoLrExEiER, OF the Metropolitan Boot and
Shoe store, has removed to i0s South q street,
Virginia. Buy your Boots and shoes OF him,
a. he IL selling cheaper than ever.
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sroCK REPoRr.
Last EyeninE.

iuxrourxp pAlr Mt xSEs . NALL
Last Evening.
as Meadow Valley. 81. sS Is. 81 bso
SIS Raymond 4 Ely. a. M 70 ~ %s'"S
100 Eureka Con, isS bs, iss, IS
Is American Flag, ~. -
10 Belmont. 81
0Nswaik. az
% Alps. 25c
2ioo Washington 6 Creole, IL
$50 STANDARD. 81
7oe Silver Peak, &c
100 IagomAr 2Sc
eco Cherry Creek, it
Is Eureka 90. WIS
$40 Bellevue. lr,2
$40 u Dorado sosih. Sbs. s ba, a..
s. Golden Chariot. II. itS
las Ida Fillmore. ~. ~ bSo
100 South Chariot, i2t bJo
100 Mahogany, ~
loo War Eagle. AZ
100 Knpirs udaho). isS. i3x
$50 Red Jacket, ~, ~
W Poormsn. "
lso uals . Norersss, -, t9x
40 Empire NIL. 6k
ts Ophlr. isk, 49,
90 California. So
40 over.sa. IS, Sx. %. s6x
los Con. Virgins. saa
AIS Imperial, X. II, y. sio, sbS
lso kentnek. isA. iSS b5. lcs
595 Gould a Carr, - s3S, "a, ~ boo
$50 caS,,sr ps's'i' ~ - blu e'so' ssh' 3D.
20, I.lehsr. 81. 81 sS. sax bso. so,.
i25 Alpha. i3k, i1k
SS Confidence. iox. io.. ioS, 10.
90 kxehequer. Is, ~
This Merning.
aieo ophir, iTS, In 80. iis 30. IN. IL.
~ Soaid = Cary, ~. %. y sO
100 heat s Belehsr. n, ~
$50 savage, SIN ho, :! b., s7k. 81, 8. 80
$40 casli.,'r s,ssi, II, %, 7iS, u eso, 5sS bo
ass Hale e Norcro-s, 81. 5ik
30 Crown Point, ~. sJk boo. sls
re Yellow jacket. 81. 9ok, u b5
400 Imperial, 81 b5, 8. 81, ~, TX
20 Empire, sS. ~ bS. g..
300 Kestsek. 10. l6x. IL 80
31 Alpha, i2s, II. Is, i5., i3s
az Relehsr, s.. 81
al Confidence. iOA, i0k, iO.
go Cen yiSyt.l.. sas. $, sSs bas, s.s
10 sierra Nevada. -5T
10Y o,erssn, s.,: seS, 81. 50. SS
81 Ser. Belcher. o.
2ls Exehequcr, %. q. l3S bO
iS caledssis, II, is.. isk b9o. 10
40 cslitarnia, II, ~, ssS b,o
10 Justice.
Gas Julia, 81, 81, ~, 81.
is5 suceor, ~, AKA
SIS wcod,ilie, AZ, ..
1850 Dayton. ~
$50 Globe Con, ~, IL. ~
90 haltiasrs Cen, ~, o. On
$50 American Flat, ext
100 kniekerbocksr, q.
70 Eelipre, 81, 6S
80 Con. Gold Hill Quartz
20 Daney AZ
50 Occidental. az
40 New York Con. 81, 3.
50 Tyler. I3c
100 sltro. ~, AZ b5
las Andes. sc
100 Kossuth. ~
81 Leo, T5c
40 silver lin. T,TS
SNevada, N
zoo Mint, coc
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A JET AND PEARL EARRING. SUP
n posed TO have been lost on the Divide. A
liberal reward will be paid TO the finder on 70.
turning Il TO the NEWS ONCE. ju25 u
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LOST,

ofdrygoodsa,bgsland come
andree.
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Miscellaneous

The It'll Of July was selected as a
time for the annua, elections Of tho
Society. because il was the date OF the
acquisition Of California
The Secretary reported u total Of 325
members in the Society at present.
The Treasurer reported S2Ol as the
receipts Of the evening. from initiation
fees etc.
1t is requested that all bills against
the Society ON account Of the Picnic be
handed in forthwith.
ON motion the meeting now a adjourned.
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Propo.ais for Memler.hip.

The propositions Of the following for
membership in the Society were received
and referred to the proper committee:
vmorSIA-B. Baroche. A. Williams,
l.. Robinson. Thomas Parker, II. Gar
sey. Dorastus johnson. Geo. Pirasky.
Com HUI. s. Martin, j.. III.
Miner. Il. A. Fagg.
CARsoS-wm. Patterson. II. T. Burn
ham. Z. ID. Sweeney. James Duffy, II.
ID. Davidson. L. =. Hoge.
RENo-R. p. ". Kelly.
wAsuoE-w. NJ. Cary.
GENoA-H. T. Williams.
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New Memben

Joseph II. Crane. VIM. B. Hickok,
volney E. Spaulding. G. W. Currier.
j. S. Coin. George II. Mallard. John
S. Kaneen and James G.. Fair. Of vir-
ginia City, and Thomas J. johnson.
A. G. Caldwell and David steinhagen,
of Gold Hill.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-06-26

During the storm yesterday afternoon
the lightning struck II man at Circleville,
Ohio, u woman at Huntington West
Virginia, two young men at Kalamazoo,
Michigan, the Postmaster at Marion,
Indiana, and three near Fort Wayne,
Indiana
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-06-26

The matter Of parading on the coming
Fourth OF July now came up in connec-
ton with the invitations already men,
toned from the Executive Committees
Of Virginia and Gold Hill, aud after
some little discussion it was decided not
TO parade as q Society with either pro-
cession. A resolution to that effect was
adopted. ordered published, and can be
found in another part Of this paper.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-06-26
Invited 60 Celebrate.

A communication was read from
the Virginia City Fourth Of July Exec
utive Committee. respectfully inviting
the Society to join in the celebration in
that city. A communication was also
read from the Gold Hill Fourth Of July
Executive Committee, inviting the So
ciety to join in the celebration and be
their guests ON that occasion. On motion
both communications were received.