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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-10-06

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- PAM. Loo zion Of principal place Of
business. Gan pfsne SEQ. rallfoniA-
Location Of works. 0old I'M. storey county.
Nevada
Notice u hereby given. that at . meeting o.
the Board OF Directors, held on the iSsh day Of
Sepssmb~r, 1910. an assessment mo. y Of Ons
Dollar tSij Per sharv was levied apoa ne eapii
tai stock Of the corporation. payaois immedi-
atsly. In United States gold coin. 70 me seer.
lazy. 81 the once Of the Company. Room ~
Hayvard's Baiidins. No. tis California sersss.
Nan Francisco. California
remain unpaid on the 5sth day Of october,
lsfe. will be delinquent. and Advertised for sale
at puhlic auction. and unlsss payment 70 made
before viii be sold on TUESDAY. The four-
ts.uth fiish) day Of November. is5e, 10 PAY the
delinquent asee.sment. toxsther viii eoso OF
sfv-rti.'ng and expenses Of sale.
by order Of the BoAri % D,rsctors.
W. X DEAN, SECRETARY.
Onos = Room 10 Hsyv~rd's Building. No.
tis California street. Gan francisco. california
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STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.

NosM6PcLI MINING COMPANY
" The Annual Meeting 81 the t~toekholders
of the above Company vii, he held st the once
OF On. Company. hoom No. 2 Nevada Block.
San Pr.neisco. California. IN w,DNE DAY.
the iiih deg of October. 1870. Al the hour Of u
H.. for the election II Trusiee. 10 serve for the
snpuing year. and the Transaction of such ether
business NJ may tome bef ~ the meeting.
se1tfd Al. IlNnHua s..r.farx
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CENp aSc. TO @. 2. RowELL. a CO.
- Ne. fork: Z Z rarnph'e,. OF 100 RACES. con
tanning lists Of 400 Ses-oapsrs, and ,sttmst-,
shovrny cost OF sdvsr,isin.' mrii
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cCI D ENTAL SoNsSLlDAIED

~ UULD AND bILN kH MININU Gun
pany. Location Of principal place Of business.
san Ynncisco. California.
Location Of works, Storey county. Nevada
Notice -There are delinquent upon the FOL
lowing described stock. on account Of assers.
mept mo. u levied On the 2ist uay OF August.
1910. the several Amounts set opposite the
ans OF the respective shareholders. as fol.
lows:
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o..ITH MININQ COGPATY-

in Location OF principal place Of buslnsss,
Location Of vorIs. Devils Gate District, Lyon
county, seysda.
Noties.-There are delinquent upon the fol.
lovine-described stock, on account OF assees'
ment lNo. u levied on the 18th dav OF August,
1915, the several amounts set opposite the
nance Of the respective shareholders, 40 foL
lows.
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And In accordance with law, and an order Of
the Board Of Director. made on the 2sth day
OF September. 1915. % many shares OF each
parcel Of such stock a. may be necessary will
be sold at public auction, a. the ofise
Of the Company. Room =, 90 Aonigonsry
the 7Oth day of Ostobes, 1915, at the hour OF
3 O'Clock r 4. Of said day. 10 pay said delin.
quent assessment thereon. together with costs
Of advertising and expenses OF The sale.
OTTO MKTCHKt. Secretary.
once No. k2d Monigomer, street, Room 2.
up stairs, Nan Francisco. California. octid
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MIrSSM,HsaIaIo s GSNY 1sS q p11
MININQ COMPA.

AEONuMENrAL MINING COMrA.
mi NY.-Location ef principal place of busi-
nsss. s4h FranciseA California
County. Nevada.
Notios IL hereby given, that at . meetirg Of
the Board Of Directors. held on the nh day OF
Sspssmber, iS7e an asssssment mo. u OF III
tssn cssts per share vas levied upon the capital
nor 81 The corporation, payahls Immediately.
In United StAtss gold coin. To the Secretary. 81
The once OF the Company. Room ~ Nevada
bloeh. San Francisco. califoruia.
Any stock upon which this assessmS snsi
remain unpaid on the 9Th day Of Octoosr, ISIS,
will b ~delinQusnt. and advertised Tor sac
Al public auction. and unless payment ]. made
bsiors will be cold on WEDNESDAY, the
10, day OF November. 1878, 10 pay the delin-
ousnt arsessment. together with costs OF ad-
v~srtisinx and expenses Of sale.
By order Of the Board ai Dlrector.
W. n TOWNSEND. SECRETARY.
O1ies-ee Nevada Bloch. San franeisco. Cali
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ASSESSMENTS LEVIED.
DLORIpA aILvER MINiNo CON.

-.
Il PANY. Location OF principal place OF
business. San Francisco. California
Location Of works. storey eoansy. stats OF
Nevada.
oa ssps.ns.,. is7s. an ssssssnsai ono. o .,
Twenty ave Gents per share VS. isvisd upon
The capital stock OF the corporation, pAyabls
Immediately. In United bntss eold coin. 10
the secretary. q the ohos Of the Company.
No. fo ssnsoas street, ssn Rranetseo. Cali
ANY stock upon which this sssessnsut
shall remain unpaid 90 the 3sth day OF Oc-
tober. 1919. will b dslinQusnt. and I'd
ysrtissd fos sals 81 pubte saetion. and IN.
WEDNESDAY. the issh day Of Novsnbsf.
is1s. TO pay the delinquent asssssnsnt. 10
ssther with costs Of advertising and expenses
By order Of the Board Of Directors.
LuctEN HERMANN. sssfseAsy.
ofhee-7O ssnsome street. San rrane,se''
CUCCoR MILL AND MISlSe
:. coMPANY..Loes,lon 2. parsp~A ~
LScstlon OF works, Gold nin Mining Dis
triet. storey county. stats % NsvsdA
Notics /. hereby sivea. that ste msssing Q!
the Board OF Directors. held on me .oin aayo ~
september. 1915. an s'ssssmsal ~. ~
capital stock OF the corporation. payable In
medisisiy. In United stases eoad eotn, 10 the
sserrtsry, Of the once of the Company, Rooms
8 and q. No. sg2 Noatsomsu strss, san Fran
An, stoeh upon which this ssssssnsst shall
rem III uap.ii On TOE .DAY. the SIS. day Of
October, isis. will Be dsiipqusna. and edvee
tissd Tor - . NJ pob 10 auction. and unlse. Ra{.
msnt 10 made before viii be cold 90 MkpNks-
DAY. the 17d day VI November. is1e. 70 PAY
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Ias.,,.n ~ ~. vir,inIs Mining D,.,,,et
Storey county. Nevada.
Notice 10 nsfeoy kisen, IN. mee.,nko,
tne ~ aruo' p,see.o'.. ny 11sy ~ y,
ssyssnse.; i'.o. 49,. -. ,..,sd man
r,uNy S1a ~ ~ ~. s,,ca,.,Icr r.,.
Ne e.p.iai 49, ", T-n,,sl sss,s. ggoos
so,n 10 he s.er.,sry. At the once OF the
COIN. " W. 80 ~ "a lssas,,x Rn'is,n, M
oompsny. hoom 40; " Aesasn,y pulu,ng' NJ
~ f1ns sttve,, an
Any JOE uPo ~, nv. s,,h isy IN 0e,oser
Ia a,ii ~ aslinoarpt. and sdyc,,i,ed for
.sis a. pasIie a%netion. and unle.s payment 70
csde beiore viii be sold on MvNpAi, ,he
isth day Of sossnesr. ,sso, 70 psy sns os.h-
v~vrtisine and expenses OF sale.
ny order u the board OF directors.
III. sAfhE, ssefetary
Ofnee-Room No. " Academy pniuing. NO.
$50 Pins street, Van frsnei.eo. caliornia
w SILVER MINING COMPANY. Loca-
,,.,ee az nrne,psI plsse of bu-iness. san Fran.
ei.eo csiiforn,s.
Ics.,,an or works. storey county. Nevada.
Sot,r. 4. h.r,by y,,.n' that Al I meetin, Of
ths isa.rd of pirsc,or,. held on the nth day Of
s.,,.nh., fsra an 4 se-susnt mo. n Of
TI-as~ A. c.n,. u.r .b.n, wa levied upon
~. - s,,.l .toes ~ ..id e-orportion. PAYABLE
lam k.,.l,' an uaitsi State sod coin. 10 the
~ rs,eiy. :. $50 ssn v.sns,.ea
'.n.ra-, ,,on vh,ch mi. s.se,m,pt shsll
vun.,y on Az. ran IA, of Oetobrr'
,sfs an II. d,li.auent, and advertised far
al. Al pabit, auetisn, and unlr-s payment L.
made beio'e viii be sold on FRIDAY. No
msn,' I, r.'hs, vim costs Of aiverti.ine s.d
Y ar,.s ~ n. Bosrd Of pirrctor.
Il. 10 TiiunPrOs, secrvtsry pro TEN.
O6ncs-Room q, No. Soi California street.
asn Yrsnelsro- California; ..Isd
JULIA COSsoLlDArED MINING
81 co apASr .-Loea'to OF ptineipai place
Of business. san traneiee,. AiiiorniA,
Locstion OF wSfks, Nugm's Mining p'su'e''
Motive 10 hereby given. th., 81 = meeting OF
the Board Of pirec,ors, hld on me iiih cay OF
eeptsnbcr. 1876. an A.-.--ui.nt Noi ~ OF one
Dollar per shsfe wns ievi-d up-.h th- espiiai
stock o. "a. sorpo's,'oai payses. iam~,,ssiy;
IL United st.ss- gold en,n. sne sssf,.Ay.A
tfe California street. Room NO. D "a" rran-
cisco. California
Any -toeh upon which MS assessment shsli
,smsin Sspsid on u- lou, M aty ~ ,iSs ~;
ISIS. vii be asnnquen'; ~ sa.ers,sa !.
sss = nv. v,iI !. I'D on MoNpkY. The e,h
m.os p,so,r mn is1s 10 nav n. d.iinauent
...s.%sn,, ,os, snsf win eO''1 81 sa's'"''ns
anu sipee' A NOEL. s.er,,.,v
ara Ss,iso,uIs s,rssi. San Frsnci.co, California.
NORTH CONNO ArED via.
~ GINA MINING COMPANY Location
of D ineipal place Of business. nan francisco.
Loss,iOn Of works virginia. storey comfy
Setice 10 hereby given, that a. 2 meeting o.
the Board % directors. held on the Isl dsy Q,
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ASSESSMENTS LEVIED.

nAnOANELLkS MINING COMA.
~ N~Y.-Los.tion Of principal pace OF eu.i-
ness. San Francisco. California.
Location Of works. Gold nm. storey county
Nevada.
Notice :. hereby given, that at . meeting
Of the Board Of DIRECTOR. held on the etn
day Of september. 1915. an ssse~sms
mo. n % Uns Dollar per snare was 'es.sa
anon the eapitai stock OF me sospo
lion. payable immediateiy. IN onmea ~ ,h.
goid coin. 70 the sseretsry. a. tne vmss Room
Company. No. Goa Monte ,nsry s'ree'' "'
IA San francisco, California
an, stoeh mon which THE assessment snAIi
r~m.fn uupsid on the 9Th day 90 w ooeI;
lad. vfli BE- deiinaueht ana slve'usu
ior sais at public suction. ,nd uh, ~ p an
m.o, "A made before VIII De sou u
@oSphY. he "a day Of oelob-r. ls1e.
.a nav me delinquent assessment. ioSetnef
I'd s,~ts Of Advertising and sxpsnscr OF saie'
n, orasr d ne Board q Dtreetor
ss7sd ~
".rc1CII COLD AND slLvER
MI sfSINa CohPANY-Loeauon Of prin.
sip.i psss Of sasinssA s.a Francisco o''i
Location Of works. Gold HIN, storey county.
Noties /. hereby given. that at . meeting Of
The Hoard Of Trustees, held on the IN day
OF septemb~r, ISIS. an ssses>ment OF Ten
ceots per .hs.e vas ls.i.d upon the e.pl.
dis,.iy. In gold coin Q. the United staiss, 10
The SECRETARY. At the once Of the Company. :.
AM stock upon which this assessment shan
rsmaln unpaid on the fth day Of October.
isfS, VII be delinquent, and Advertised Tor
sals d public anctien. and unless payment 70
made before viii BE- sold on THURSDAY. the
ssth day OF October. 1878. TO pay the delin'
aueut assessment. together with coats OF ID
ysrtisine and sxpenses Of sale.
BY order Of the Beard o. Directors.
A. q. HAMMOND. Secrstary.
Gan Brsncisco. California I'D
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%sIocKHoIpERs' MEETING.

ExcHEorER MiNISg c9MpaNf;m unL,.
Sssds"Notic l. Hereby given that the resu.
=, animal meeting Of the ',oci, o.i ., o. tho
naas, uInlna Compsny. for the election
~ ncs,d IL Directors TO serve for tae ensuing
wear. spd fot the irsr.seiio, Of such Other nn,l'
~, =. h.ii Al the Compsny's once. Rooms
~o =. i and ! Irayward'- Buiiding. 40 California
.,,..i Nan Branei.eo. California. on MONDAY,
ns,a,., M. 1870, NJ 2 o'clock r. y.
ass,d las, n. KEN sEDY Secretary.
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DELINQUENT SALES.

Wilder George. Trustee .9t<oe LOO. 100 =.
the Board OF Directors. made on the 18th day
Of August. 1915. 20 many shares Of each parcel
OF such stock ~ may Be necessary win 30 soh
Of public auction, At The once Of the Com.
psny, ko9m Is Hayward's Building. No. as
CaliioniA street.. ran frarcisoe. California. on
O'Clock '. OF said day. 70 pay said delinquent
assessment thereon, together with COTS Of I'd.
yertising and EXPENSE Of the sale.
JAMES NEwLANDS, sscrstsy.
Ofdce--as Haywsrd's kuilding. No. tle Call.
6nrni. street- Nan Francisco. California no11td
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orssneoaum. Heloing 4 On
Trustees. oioI....tu.... ~ .
0reensbaum. Helbing a 10.
trustees .2iiSo.. ..io.. ~ .
a~rrenebauu. Helbing 4 Co.
Trustees. ~ .tUl... NV I.
Grrenebaum. tielbingk Gu.
Trustres .fjiit =. W...'U .
GreensD.um. helbipg = 90,
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are still the most thorough and search
ing cathartic medicine that can be
employed: cleansing the stomach and
bowels, and even the blood. In small
doses Of one pill day, they stimulate
the digestive organs and promote Wig
orous health.
AYERS PILLS have been known for
more than q quarter of q century, and
have obtained worldwide reputation
for their virtues. They correct dis
cased action in the several assimila-
tive organs of the body, and are so
composed that Instructions within
their range can rarely Withstand or
evade them. Not only do they cure
the everyday complaints Of every
body, but also formidable and danger
Gus diseases that have baftled the best
Of human skill. While they produce
powerful effects, they are, at the same
time, the safest and best physic for
children. BY their aperient action
they grippe much less than the common
purgatives, and never give pain when
the bowels are not inilamed. They
reach the vital fountains Of the blood,
and strengthen the system by freeing
1t from the elements of weakness.
Adapted to all ages and conditions
in all climates, containing neither
calomel nor any deleterious drug,
these Pills may be taken with safety
by anybody. Their sugar-coating>prc-
serves them ever fresh and makes
them pleasant to take; while being
purely vegetable, no harm can arise
from their use in any quantity.
PREPARED ny
Dr.. J. c. AVER l. CO., Lowell, Mass,
Practical and Analytical Chsmists.
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hate to lose Hail.; He was our chief
source Of amusement, and his SC
centricities made even the lying
little Dispatch" welcome visitor.
Castle is good writer, but he tells
the. truth generally. - Halls untruths
did no harm, for nobody believed
them. :: But it is always thus; this is
a world Of change. We can only
say. good Bye, Hall. May success
attend you in your retirement; and,
welcome, Castle. Mayyou do much
good and reap a rich reward.
The Grange advance. [volume] (Red Wing, Minn.) 1873-1877, 1876-09-20

AN Tic UlOSG
effective and
congenial pur-
gative ever dis
covered. They
are mild, but
fe ctual in
their opera
ton, moving
the. bow Is
su rely and
without pain.
Although gen.
tie In their op-
Grafton, theY
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TUE GRANGE =ApV'ANu1.
WEDNESDAY. SEPTEMBER 20, rs
H.H.:YoUN3, Publisher b Rditor.
Republican Nominees

d60p 3AUAAO6o3A ~ VAA8AAA000e
For President -: -.'....:
R. B. HAYES, Ohio;
: W. x. WHEELER, N. Y;
For Presidential Electors:
Static. K. DAVIS, Ramsey;
IS. MILLER, Cottonwood
-. 1st. Dis.-A. J. EDGERroN;
ed " "A. K. FlNsETH;
I'D. " Hans MArrsoN;
For Congress, Second Di,trict.)-
H. B. STRAIT;
For county Auditor
S. J. WILLARD;
For Sheriff
M. S. CHANDLER;
For Register OF Deeds
CHARLES MCCLURE;
For Judge Of Probate.
N. o. WERNER;
For county Attorney
J. C.. MCCLURE;
For Surveyor
WILLIAM DANFoRTH;
For Coroner
DR.. F.. S. PARKS;
For Court Commissioner
N. O. WERNER;
For Commissioner, 18th District
A. J. GRAVES;
For Commissioner, 5th District
F. TETHER. 49,: -
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The St. Paul DISPATCH has she

The St: Paul Dispatch has shed
Harlan P. Hall, ESQ.,, and the de-
mocracy, and the three predic-
TONS" and is now clean cut re-
publican newspaper, ably edited: BY
Capt: H. A: Castle. We can't say
that we are glad of the change: We
The Grange advance. [volume] (Red Wing, Minn.) 1873-1877, 1876-09-20

What is the Issue ?

Personal inclination ought tohave
no influence in politics. Whether
a man is our friend or enemy is not
the question, but whether he IS the
proper man for the place. And,
in determining this, it is not only
essential to consider the character
of the man himself, but, also, that
of his associates and of the in
t1uences which will surround and
control him. It does not always
follow that because d man is good
and wise he is most suitable to fill
a position. Indeed, it is often the
case that a greatly inferior man is the
proper one to select, when the choice
is between him and one palpably.
his superior, for the reason that he
is peculiarly adapted to the work.
In the present canvass, in this
congressional district, our democrat
ic nelghbors are: urging the election
Of Hon. E: T: Wilder, because he IS
a bette, man than Hon. H. B. Strait,
the republican candidate. They do
not specify in what particulars he is
better, but assume that his superior
ity is so obvious that none will dis
quite it. So far as this immediate
locality is concerned, they have a
great advantage over the friends of
Major Strait, inasmuch as the latter
is hardly known to the people, while
Judge Wilder is a old resident and
well acquainted with most of the
citizens of this county. That he is
an estimable gentleman, honest,
moral, and competent, cannot be
gainsayed; and it is easy to make
his acquaintance believe that he is,
in every respect, more worthy than
Major Strait, who is comparatively
a stranger and for whom even his
most jealous friends do not claim
that he exceeds the average of good
citizens. =. ........ =:
We: have not The slightest objec-
aion ton1ake: TO >aught that is claim~
ed for Judge::Wilder. our own ex-
perience as well as his general rep
- utation: confirms us in the belief that
he is very considerably above the
average of:good men and in every
respect enimently worthy Of the es:
TEEN and confidence of his fellow
citizens. On the other hand, hear
say evidence does not SO uniformly
attribute to Major Strait only n1eri-
torious qualities. He is both prais-
ed and blamed, Landed and de-
nounced. But there is this differ
ence between the positions which
these men respectively occupy.
Judge Wilder has seldom been placed
in situations which forced him tc
provoke active opposition. Hi:
sphere has been that of a private
citizen, blessed with competenc!
and able to float smoothly along thu
current of life, without getting il
anybodys way or exciting the hosti]
ity of associates. Under such hap
py auspices, and endowed natural
with generous impulses, good .jude
mept and better than ordinary int
-ecultual fac tie S, he could well affor
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-. :: Some persons think p We err: in:
assuming T. that some Of Thachefs
, 1876-07-27
REPUBLICAN, HEADQUARTERS.


Political news Was q scarce commodity ycs-
tcrtlay. At Republican Headquarters In tho
(lrupl paeiac tue usual amount Of routtnu work
was donc by Mr.. shcpparsl's assistant, the
genial Dan himself beIng laid up with a1,
attaek OF tho complaint which tlost prevails In
summer time. Among tho callers wore tlle
lion, L. Enos, of Waukesha, Wis, member
OF the National Republican Executive Conf
mites, and tho Hun. Thomas &. Ragwsy, Of
spr,ugaclt, present State Treasurer, Mr.. Enos
LIFT Tor Wisconsin lust night. but will bo In
Cll!caso again In few days ou ILLS way East to
attcnd meeting Of tbs National
Committee. To y TRIBUNE reporter l.u
gave n very hopeful report Of thu
condition OF thugs politically In Wisconsin, aud
ptophys!el :, ,nattc,,ing majority for Hayes and
Mr. h!lgcway has Iust returned from this
othet cities on State aud private business
While !n Now York l'c paid tile interest duo OIL
s500,oo0. In that city 10 mct, sovvral svprs-
sentative Republicans, al Of whom were cdnf-
dent Ut carrying thu state for Hayes in NoYel1.
ber. Tho campaign u being remarkably well
organlked, aud tlose epublisan.sn wlo Fcmainsa
away with Gov. Dix, will nut be among thu stay
at-ho1,eA this fail, but will turn out tu
Imposing numbers, and do rlectEye work. MI.
Wlgwxy Reports thu tcellug asuouY =, bualhesa
men - 4se1dsdy friendly y sys.. oWs: uasy tay say
Will 10 uyen 1aoEe At seA than they now are. 1t
will then bu confirmed period Of statssnation
and general uncc! ta!nty Is ~ the ultlnIats ~
suits. Ono prominent Dctnoerot, cashles r.. y
bauk on Broadway, expressed Ills oplnlon thet
cfsio Of Tweed, and 1obbes tn al Rolts Of rail-
Eoal sxLn,lles. A1 sl0ul1 not Eota Tor him, and
, 1876-07-27

THE LOUISIANA DEM0CHAT5.
DAToa lsouaE, In, July -ThqaCommlttco
o,, Credentials rcportcd thu Convention orsa,s-
lzcd by tic ELECTION u Judge Snyler, of Bosstcr
as pcrlnancnt Chairman. Several Penn dele
yntrs were thrown out and Witt men scatcsl
Tho Convention will probably commence bal.
loting tonight. ...-..
THE uALLOrtNn.
First baltot-WIltx, l42; McEncry, 50; Mich
OILS, III; Hcrron, i2.
Second bulaot--Wiltz, 130L; Nichols, 139;
Millinery, G315;> Ilor1on, ~.
Thlnl ballo.-W'ltz, 1i0}S; Nichols, 149; Nc
Encry, 6i]f; Itcrrou, 81. .
nicE!,erY was withdrawn In favor of l!crron.
Nichols was nominated uta thu fourth ballot
by acyja,natIu,l, and WEttz nominated fur
Governor by acalAlnasolI.
BIOGRAPHICAL.
Gen. Frnnk Nichols, VI Assumption, was horn
In Assumption Parish In lss3, graluatul Ut
West Point III 1855, resigned from thu un!tcd
BtateA amy In 1856, wIs Northumberland ot
tho Eighth Louisiana Regiment, Army Of Nurtt1-
csn Virginia, lost an arm at WINCHESTER. was pro-
motel tu nrleadcr.u General at tsl'arpslurgt lost
leg at Charlottesville, anu was Afterwards stu
boon planting IL lila nat!ye Parish, taking but
little paFt ln politics. Ills political disabilities
wero recently removed by Congsess.
, 1876-07-27

CONNECTICUT dttEENDACkE1ts IN COUNCIL.
New lIAvEH, Conn., July GA conference
Of soft-,noncy or grcrntatk men from several
cl!es Of The State WIS llcld hosc tho Office
OF tho U,.lon newspaper, hitherto thu organ Of
tlat.party in this atate to consider whit polit-
ica1 action should bc taken In the coming casn-
paigu. It WIS voted not to tukc definite avtlo,
until after letters u asxeptasee arc published
by Tillen aud Hendricks. a Committee Of
Ayc was appointed to wa!t Upon poter Cooper
and Moses ". Field, Cha!rHan Of the Green.
back purity National COMMITTEES. Should I'll
lea's luttor Of acceptance fail to rceo:nlzc the
urcenhack principles, an aetlyc ca'upalgn VII M
Executive Committee sa!'l tl,ut correspondence
iron ali parts of tho country led lin, to think
tint within fcy months tho 0rcenhaul;
men waud probably bo the dominant element
In tnr Democratic party.
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10 be present and address the meeting, both Of
El,om have sIgnigcd ts!clr willingness To conl-
ply with the Invitation OF the Committee. fo1tF
correspondent, after aomo Inquiries, finds that
nearly all Of tho btst local speakers Of the dts
trict Will soon take tho stump and make thinEs
lively Until after the November elections. The
present state OF politics mny be In state Of
tllc old Wheci-horse may prove true, aud before
Tic frtrs begin to give up their green foliage
the political enthusiasm siatl bn worthy ol our
Centennial greatness, aud Ut such character
aSrAnK1B grANnnH."