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The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-05-03
Ha1laday's
STANDARD WINDMILL.
AWARDED THE FIRST PREMIUM At THE
LOUISIANA EXPOSITION.

The cheapest and most reliable power for rri-
CATION drainage ginning cotton. grinding corn,
and other plantation uses. For catalogues and
information. call on or send to
w. p. SMITH n SON,
No. 11s Tehoupitoulas street.
mh4 Wit New Orleans.
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-05-03
UPPER COAST.
LOWER COAST.

INDEPENDENT PACKET-LOWER COAST
DAILY PACKET.
tfnssss" n The No. freight steamer
tIEAszszslt j.. f. Frazer,
49, s4SaX 0. Canton. yr.. Master.
Leaves the Lower Coast Packet
Lanciug EVERY EVENING Except Sunday for
the Be.air Plantation and way landings, At 8
O'Clock. Returning to the city EVERY FORE
NOON, except Mondays.
Tor freight eng1eements apply on board. or -
t1Dn n. @. UOGOHUE. 70 0ravi0r stIedf.
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SrEA VI BOATS.
EXCURSION TO THE JETTIEs.
vICKSBURG.

SATURDAY vICKSBURG UNITED STATES
MAIL PACKET.
Leaves every SAT TUHDAY, at s z. NJ.
IT.. For VICkSBUbG. DAVIS'S BEND,
lF5t.ss. n Natchez and all Intermediate land
iDgs-The passenger packet
Natchey,
r.. p Leathers. master, J. i. Muse. clerk.
at Vieksburg with the Parsot Line
for Yazoo, Tallahatchie and Snnliower rivers,
and with Anchor Line for Memphis, Cairo and
st Louis.
For freight or passage apply on board. or to
JOHN JANNEY III Common street.
or to HtTE &CARLlN, TehQupitoulas st.
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-05-03

HAVRE-Per steamship Strassburg--2254
bales cotton Is bales moss 20 bxs preserves l bb
pecans bb sugar.
BREMEN--Per steamship Strassbnrg--to57
bales cotton 1866 hhds tobacco Az hhds tobacco
stems.
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-05-03
Marine News.

SOUTHWEST PASS. May ,. NoOn.-Barometcl
1925 Wind northeast. light. Weather cloudy
and cool. No arrivals. Sailed: Schooner Sulli
van Swain.
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= FOREIGN MARKETS.

LIVERPOOL, May ,, 12:3V D. m--UOttOn Stehdy .
middling uplands 3-16d. Orleans esd. Esti-
mated sales to-day "a. 900 bales, 1000 being for
speculation and export. Receipts 1900 bales
including 1900 American.
Arrivals weaker: May and June delivery. from
Savannah or Charleston. not below low mid
ding. 6%d: June and July ditto 6k@6 7-32d ;
July and August do. @ 5-16eo6 11-32d
Later 4:30 D. m.-The sales to-day include s70O
bales American June and July delivery from
Savannah or Charleston. not below low mid
ding. Sled.
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Imports.

Imports.
HAVANA-Per steamship Gussie-600 hhds
sugar $50 bxs do 100 bbls pineapples 25 do.
HAVANA-Per steamship Margaret-320 hhds
sugar 800 do kegs olives cases cigars.
RUATAN--Per schr Charlotte Brown-140O
punches bananas 10000 plautains 200 pine apples
bbls tamarinds so lbs deer skins.
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ST. LOUIS AND CAIRO.
GRAND ECORE.

Leaves EVERY SATURDAY. at 8 y. m.
kssls.sss - { gomery, AlsSar,srx. Norman's
.zs-s ssk--% Wares. Barbins' and all way land-
ings intermediate the Mississippi and Red
Rivers-The steamer
Now Bart Able,
II. Sinnott. master, Geo. u. Hamilton. clerk. i
For freight or passage apply on board, or to
ADAMS u WORK.
dei9 sm No. Commercial Place.
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TENSAS. BAYOU MACON AND UPPER TEN
SAS PACKET.
Leaves on FRIDAY. April u. ut D. m.
r. FOR FLOYD DELHI, JOEE
49,. "a Bayou. Warsaw. and all landings on
asssssA Bayou Macon. Tensas and Black
rivers-The new light draft and fine passenger
steamer WILLIE,
Tin place OF the Rapides.l
J. =. Sullivan master; J. l.. Robbins clerk;
will leave as above For freight or passage np-
ply on board, or to
LORD 4 MoPEAKE, 46 Camp street.
BkITTON Il EIPLEk. Jog Common ut.
mh23 ADAMS Il WORK. 9 Commercial Place.
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STATE NATIONAL BANK,
RESOURCES.

At New Orleans in the State Of Louisiana. at
the close Of business. Friday. March 10, 1876
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-05-03

BANK STATEMENTS.
REPORT OF THE CONDITION OF THE
NEW ORLEANS NATIONAL BANK,
RFHOURCES

At New Orleans In the State OF louisiana at the
close Of business. March 10. 1876
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Leaves every TUESDAY at SD. m.

Leaves every TUESDAY at D. m.
6w~ FOR VICKSBURG, NATCHEZ,
L. -. - s.sszas Deviss Bend and intermediate
"sTs--SsSs1E~ andinEs-fFhe steamer
Katie,
I'm place Of H. Il. Lecl
VIM. Campbell master, a. MeVay. clerk
leaves as above connecting at Vicksburg With
Parisot's Line for all points on Yazoo .snnfiow-
or. Deer Creek and TallHhatchie.
ADAMS n WORK,
d2i IN0 JANNEY. AGENTS.
FOR GREENVILLE VIGKSRURG, NlTCHEZ
AND ALI WAY AND PLANTATION
,v-s- LANDINGS.
sIAah.se r The line and fast passenger packet
rAWs.DAEe,
Leaves every THURSDAY at D m.
J. NJ. White. Muster q Holmes, clerk, =
Will leave as above. connecting at Veksburg
with the "Parisot Line for all points on Yazoo
and Tallahatehie rivers. For freight or passage
apply on b0ard. or to JOHN JANNEf.
iny3 ADAMS 10 WORK.
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ny Railroads.
NEW ORLEANS. ST LOUIS AND CHICAGO
r May 2--2Gs GALES cotton SO hid tobacco
and sundres to order.
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DOM EsTlC MARKETS.

New YORK, May 3. ~ 20 p. m.-Gold 1925. Cot
ton-spot puiet; ordinary VI, good ordinary
10 e-I6, low middling 11S, middlng 1915. mid
Texas u 1916.
Futures steady: low middling for May 12i0
II 11-1e: Juno 12sl5 1915. July 13I6S13 3-16: Au
gust 13i@I3 5-16: September 1908 b-16; Octo-
Der IL 1-1sai3h: November 1908 l-16. December
13 1-166Gl3h.
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BAYOU MACON AND TENsAs.

BAYOU MACON AND TENSAS.
TENSAS.. BAYOU MACON AND UPPER TEN
SAS PACKET.
Leaves on THURSDAY May 4. at s p. m.
FOR FLOYD, DELHI, JOK6
L@4A&tt Bayou. Warsaw. and all landings on
Bayou Macon. Tensae and Black
steamer
w. j. poitevent,
TN place of Willie)
J. Il. Sullivan, master, j. L. Robbins. clerk
will leave as above. For freight or passage
apply on board or to
LORD h McPEAKE. 46 Camp street.
N. B.-Will attend to all OF Capt. Sam Blocks
contracts on Black River. my1N
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slcoMp pisPAvoh.
a VILE Murder and Attempted nal.
eide In Man Franchise - The
SMALLPOX Taking y New Mart.

IAN Francisco. August 2s-s:3O p. NJ
Al 8 o'clock this morning parties residing
at 800 Mason street were startled from
sleep by several pistol shots. apparently
proceeding from the apartments occupied
by Lewis Berndt and wife on the second
floor. The landlady and other inmates OF
the house rushed 10 Berndt's rooms and
met him At the door. bleeding profusly
from the nose, and seemingly In = dazed
aud bewildercd condition and unable To
respond intelligently TO inquiries. Enter
ing the adjoining back room Mrs. Berndt
was found lying m the floor near the head
Of the bed In her night clothes. covered
with blood. with Q bullet wound In her
head, from which the brains were 0ozing
She expired q few momenta sfterward.
without speaking. Concealed on Berndt's
person was found = revolver with four
chambers discharged. and . further exam.
ination disclosed the fact that he too was
dangerously wounded. having shot him
self In the nostril. the ball ranging up
ward and Embedding itself In his brain.
lie was taken to the City Prison Hospital.
where he now lies In an apparently dying
condition. The body Of tho woman was
taken 10 the Morguc. The cause Of the
affair Ia supposed TO have been jealousy ON
the part Of the husband. which. from tho
statements Of parties In the house. seems
10 have been not %unfounded. Berndt
has the reputation Of being q quiet and
estlmabie man. He IL German, and 4
tailor by occupation. His wife was q
woman Of violent, ungoyernable passions,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-08-28
MACK nuLrs Lrrr.n.

Ayoung man who went out 10 the Black
Hills some weeks ago from this place
writes a letter, under date Of August iih.
from Crook City. to his father. from which
We are kindly permitted to extract the
following
We arrived here safely yesterday. having
hal M trouble from the Indians ON our
way. We had a very tedious time crossing
the plains after leaving bismarck. but feei
much encouraged 10 lind the people here
in such good spirit-. Nearly every ?
Gems to 10 satisfied with his luck. All
the claims about here are taken up, md
there Is scarcely n claim that will not pay
three dollars per day 10 the man u they
will work. There are good elaims TO D.
had seven miles from here. on bovidsr
0ulch. I am going up TO pesdwood 70
morrow. This place has about ESQ people
living in IL. Deadwood has about 5000
population already. and Is very fast town.
having about 70 prostitutes already. Can
tell more about business. etc.. in = few
IaNs.
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SELLING A
How = Carsan wemas was Caught
and Compelled 10 Pay.

During the vacation two OF dold hirs
sebool teachers being Of q thrifty turn,
-, A.. .,.n.y Tor psv.f.nyIe
p'o0"'" ~
bracket u starteu ihto inc Penuilhs JUST
ness. After taking In Gold Hill and Virginia
anil y.,berinr n rich reward for their labors,
,N'~.-...-.,,,o,s ov.. q, an. Jirec,ion
WV! 'A" -.
OF Carson. surely thero was u soiuen
harvest In store for some u In that
,,,r,c,io,. There they wouId next direct
--,..u... r,,., an nm, tno~
their seunc'i'e a''S' i"o' VI" y" A.o"
how sharp the Carson people arc ana haa
,ever bearl about the number of canvas.
... 800. who b.y. mv-.,eriou.lv dis.
sins assn's wn ~ i,u,,,. ~ ,hss x%iIl,~s
npPra',u nn,hin, ~ ,he.. things' an
luz .on.,n,sJ 40 ,setie ,bc nl.ee AMI try
,ney IN -. e. ir.L I'm ,ha xsy
u = 'a,'ic, 'us. ..r,ianan .,nr.
uosh lies 'e,P ~ sor gros.
y" M n mlrss rscsiyinc iie money there.
" 'n'n va
W. ~ '',s A.. ..,v.s. M Carson
ina. 1917 ,.r, .hsn M ,wo mst Al
Wa r"m,nm v Wor.s sor .un,er' neither one
,ne ornnss -" ~. ii,,Ie h.oot. The next
"a, "a. nas.ed with the same result.
asy We" pI oalins de.nersis' n was
,ninnnss .." sorcss and tbe pext NOR
ues wv |" ~, all .s,iy- ,Lcy started out 10.
my, ~ Wv 80, ~; ics.t INNS, he
ge,ner. Wv 30 n.v .,nsn.cs rverv
sou y, NV III h. Is.n pros,ec,.,i .na
nous 'n = Wy aa.s,r, ~ ...in 90
wa. on.q .ro,,a "
over u,e sanie s,oa nia on.n.a ,hs aoor and
-, M. P;.neg.n was moi Al home. Sbe
III 80 a. Istc T.hoc AMI vouldn't he
,sa sono '" naal ~ WV ~
"aek ,o' Ma :. ..,u,,v ror.rl.a Tho
VIZ ,vh.a..s,ad ,Ian.ai..s
"euo'g ~ - 10 r.s 10 lido NJ Fin.
seeing !, ..aI, .nnan,
hessn nisae ne'. sa ,Pin, h.r. =. HAS.
",wna' NJ !'11 Ill ~ no, 70 snm.
garrusr D'un "u ,!!..~ NV
hcrv asn.m, "rsr,isd h .m.,isy M Ina
aa 80. noma hsr" ~ ali Won ma
w. 49,, s,eslsior doubls ,nring. bscL
o.,ion c,inner'buiIt. copper f.stened.
-. s.ia,s They .re w.rrsnied moi
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-08-28
FoREIcN NEWS.
rhe sIina.lea in Tarkey.

LONDON. August 2s.-- The Sfa"ddrds
c-orrrspopdent with the Turkish army tele-
- a.. =, N,... Sunday even.
BraPns' unues .s,..,.
ing. August.21; Yesterday M" 'o-a,ys
severe lighting rrsuissa avo,xrhs,e
III dr;van Nal. and their losses must be
very great. This information Ia later than
any from seryian sources winch c'Aih :
victory on THURSDAY. M.
The Ti~.. OF THIS morning NJ. a
country will be ready TO JOIN oinet 49,.
In devising such reforms a. WI ProsS'
the Christian part OF the popuIauon," WV. ~.
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pEmocRArIc ECONOMY.
cassisg Dews the wages ershe Mat
Employss.

In order 10 carry on the Carson Mint
for the current year. an appropriation OF
about $40, 900 was asked for. This amount
was tho result Of the closest calculating.
The lately sitting Confederate Congress
cut this amount down TO about $50 900.
And now the news reaches here that the
wages Of the employees 81 the Mint are TO
cut down not less than IS per cent. A
usual. this reduction falls the most heavily
and opprcssivcly where II will infiict the
most distress upon the workmen and Ia
borers employed In the departments.
For instance. . man whose pay has been
So . day will now be paid but$f 10. The
adjusters, whose work IL o. constant,
wearisome and nice a. any that Ia done
in the Mint. Is cut down from their old
rates Of pay 10 $500 per annum-or t7s
per month. This amount 10 greenbscks
Is Q mighty slim plttance for women with
= family OF children to support. A 81.
penses are, IL Ii not q very remuneratlye
sum even 10 the single ladies employed al
the Mint. Well, this Is . specimen Of
Democratic economy" This Il what Mr..
Tiiden's friends and followers call ere
form." The Republican party established
the eight.hour law and maintained for the
lAboring nan and woman . fair remunera-
tion for their toll. Do the people who
comprehend this stingy policy admire the
party which inaugurated III Are the peo-
pie whose laws have been fashioned by q.
rebels enjoying this exhibition Of Confed-
crate frugalityf Are tho w~orkingmen Of
the country encouraged 10 vote for the
leaders Of . party whose ~law-mAking cuts
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-08-28
CHIEF IAcKEY's NERVE.
How Re Distinguished Himself nj
she city Jail Last Might.

There was n fearful time In the vir-
ginia City Jail last evening about D o'clock.
II will be remembered that one Cullen was
arrested 4 few days ago for beating his
wife. Mrs. Cullen callcl last evening 10
see her lord. aud accompanying her were y
Mr.. and Mrs. Leach. Chief Lackey.
Jailer Robey and Sheriff Kelly were
In tho Office when the party entered.
Al Mrs. Cullen's request her husband was
brought out, and she had some talk with
him. Jailer White was about IN take the
man back 10 his coll. when Mr.. Leach re-
ouested the favor Of Q little conversation.
While they were holding q whispered con-
fab White detected Leach In the act Of
passing over q bottle Of whisky 10 Cullen.
The JAiler gave 4 roar Of official indigna-
ton, and seizing Leach by the collar.
rushed him OF 10 . cell. Mrs. Leach
shrleked al the sight and fell 10 the floor
In . faint. Al this interesting point .
row arose In the DRINKS cell which called
for the immediate attention Of Robey and
Kelly. Lackcy was thus left alone with
the tainted woman. In an instant he took
In the situation. dashed o pitcher Of water
over her skirts and bounding 10 the side
walk yelled Sire I" half . dozen times
or 90, Robey came out and seized him.
Kelly turned the hose ON Mrs. Leach,
which o brought her 30. She was COM
PEELED TO go home without her husband.
however. that gentleman being detained
for 4 few hours a. . punishment for his
little operation In crooked whisky.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-08-28

CHIEy LAcEEy to-day had men at worl
pulling down the old stone wall at the cor
ner OF Q street and Sutton avenue. vir.
ginia. This 10 Tho last ruin left ON c
street by the great fre Of October last.
A BIO Tilden and Hendricks banner was
stretched across @ street. Virginia City. q
little TO the south Of the Odd Fellows
building, but the Republican clerk Of tho
weather blew II down this afternoon.
TUNNEL Is being run through the
Consolidated Virginia dump to make
connection between the battery depart.
ment and the new pan.room Of the Con.
solldAted Virginia Mil.
TnE Virginia Third and Fourth Wards
Tildcn and Hendricks Club held q meet.
ing ON Saturday evening. The attendance
was very moderate and the speaking was
Of the same order.
EDWIN BoorH. accompanied by Barton
Hill, Stage Manager Of tho California
Theater. was In Virginia to-day. Mr..
Booth Ia the guest Of Colonel 0sbiston.
ALL the smallpox patients at the peat.
house have been cured and discharged.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-08-28

SUNDAY SENSATION. Yesterday about
5 O'Clock q series Of b~lood-curdling shrieks
came from a house on d street. near the
corner " Union. Virginia. A crowd Of
men rushed in and police whistles were
blown. Messengers ran for doctors In hot
haste. The cause % all the row was that
cue ~ the girls had let . window come
down ON her fingers. DR.. Hopkins ar
rived and found that no bones were
broken. and after filing Of q ring ON the
injured finser bound up the bruised mem.
lar
MALACHI NoRroS. Of the Virginia
Miacrs' Union. recently in one day, sold
i.0lO tickets for the picnic and excursion
Of the Union. which 10 take place at
Tresdway's ranch on the 9th Of next
month.
droRoE ". CASSIDY. one Of the editors
Of the Eureka S~sstiasi. arrived by yester-
day mornings train. He 10 = delegate TO
the Democratic State Convention which 10
now In session in Virginia City.
TpApr DoLLAas are selling for ninety.
four cents In Virginia City.
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A smRr TALE.--The Democratic dele
gates In Virginia to-day spent q good deal
Of their time In explaining TO each other
how u camc to pass that they had not put
on clean shirts for the occasion. said one
portly and slightly unclean gentleman
from . n~oighboring town. 10 q NEWS re-
porter. most Of these fellows are com.
PEELED 10 lie because they naturally don't
like TO LET on that they have only got one
rag. Ny own shirt amt A. clean AZ II
might he. but do you know q most ex-
traordinary circumstance occurred 10
me- this morning. i went 10 my
drawer and found that there wasn't q
solitary shirt theit. i rushed round TO
the Chinaman's, for I only had q few min
utes to spare. Well, sir, I found that
Chince dead asleep, under his ironing
board. / pulled him out. lifted him up
and dropped him hard. lie never woke,
sir. 10 I had 10 come with last months
linen. DO you know (hem y that ] came
Oh. TOO. without my purse and I'm Them y
a. thirsty N . billed eagle. SIR" The
reporter allowed the muscles OF his eye 10
weaken and walked Oh demurely.
SioSs OF u TINES. "A prominent
Democrat OF Virginia who holds = re-
sponsible county ofice conided TO = NEWS
reporter to-day his belief that Tilden and
Hendricks have no chance OF election.
.Some friends Of mine." he said, "who
have Just got back from the Centennial and
. general tour Of the East. They tell me
that In all the country places the people
are rabidly Republican. The farmers are
almost . unit for Hayes. These friends OF
mine are Democrats. too. and that's tho
worst Of IT,"
FRANKLIN, the proprietor OF tho II.
Louis Brewery. c street, Virginia. who
beat Bilierx'of the Black Hills Saloon 80
numerically . week ago to-day. was found
guilty Of assault and battery In Judge
Cox's Court this morning. He ws fined
$40 and costs. amounting In all to sS5.
DEATHS AT THE CouSrY HosrirAL.-
John McCarty. . native Of Ireland. forty.
eight ysars Of age. died at the County
Hospital yesterday. and to-day an Engllsh-
man named ]. W. Penrose. twenty-eight
ysarrold. expired.
OK Friday evening next the California
Dramatic Company opens for season at
National Guard Hall, Virginia City. in
Psnchon, tho Cricket. Miss Ella +.
Badger 10 the leading lady and the com.
psny is . hirst-elsss one.
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CENTENNIAL DEAs-ADvAScE,rrSr AND
PRooREss. Having come 10 the conclu.
sion that the surest way for US to succeed
In business il by manufacturing and i'm.
porting our wi goods from the East, no
that We will be able TO give customers
and the public Mt large better inducements
To trade with Nv In Gold Hill. our motto
will he no middle men. For the present,
and until u arrangements arc completed
we will offer our entire stock Of Summer
clothing Mt greatly reduced prices. to make
for our direct importations. Mr..
Wolf. Of the firm Of r.. 4 W., will posi.
lively leave for the East on the 10Th Of
July. should this article BE- noticed by
any Of our customers indebted 10 us, We
kindly request them 10 call aud settle
their accounts before the above date. %
We need money 10 enter into our new en-.
terprise. Thanking you for past favors.
We hope TO merit the same for the future.
REiSsrEIS 4 woLr.
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DEnocaArIc STATE CoNvEN.
TON.
The 0pssiag sessisa "A Temporary
Orgaainatioa Eneesed-O Other ba.

-
To-day the Democratic State Conven'
ton met at Virginia at Miner' Union
Hall. b street. At ten minutes past Il
O'Clock W. +. y. Deal. Chairman Of tn,
State Central Committee. called the Con
vention to order. He welcomed the dele
CATION. rejoicing at the large number
present. He urged them to lay aside all
personal feeling and prejudice and work
for the good Of the party. The National
Convention placed In nomination men
demanded By the people. he urged thu
State Convention to do the same-to send
men before the State representing reform.
and who would command the respect Of
the people.
N. N. Stone was elected Temporary
Chairman Of the Convention. and before
taking his seat adverted TO the moment.
GUS nature Of the campaign and said that
II the Democracy did not win there well
might be u death Of hope for the perpetu-
ity Of free institutions. W. G. Love was
elected Temporary Secretary. B. Z. Burns
Was chosen Assistant Secretary. and Mr..
Spain was appointed TO serve a Tempo
rary Sergcant-at-Arms.
The roll Of counties was then called and
each delegation chose one Of its number TO
act ~ . member Of 4 Committee on Gre
dentials. - follows: Churchill. 2 dele
gates. J. A. 1t. Clair ; Douglas O. Thomas
Condor; Elko 10. Clay Merritt; Esme-
ralda G. b. +. Manning; Eureka u.
Richard 0uiberson; Humboldt 10. Q. Q.
Byles: L.andor 3. Richard 0uiberson; Lin
coin 10. n. ID. Hslpine; Lyon 8, Frank
Dunn; 0rmsby 10. 7. b. Winston; Storey
Sc. T.. @. Cook; J. p. Richardson; White
Pine =. ]. U. Wilmington; Nye Q. p. o.
Hyman.
After appointing q committee Of Ave TO
and q more suitable place 81 meeting,
Miners Union Hall being found too
small. the Convention adjourned until
half.past ! O'Clock.
LO~0-RoLLIS0 n RrzziN0.
The delegates occupied the hour given
them by the adjournment in going about
landing their favoriies to one another and
feeling the political pulse. The candidates
for the congressional nomination whose
names are most frequently heard are
Major Mccoy Of Eureka, q. W. Cassidy
Of the .Ss@iiasi % the same place. Colonel
Ellis % Ormsby. Ogden Hile-. Professor
W. Frank Stewart and X. T.. l.owery Of
Storey.
The knowing ones say that II the East
ern part Of the State gets the Congress
man. the west will get the Supreme
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-08-28
THIRD pIsPArcH.
Appointments and Renewals on
the Pacific Coast.

Appointments and Renewals on
the Pacific Coast.
WASHINGTON. Augusta %. The President
has appointed Charles 4. Staring. Indian
Agent Of tho Piute Agency In Nevada.
Commander Joseph l.. Miller has been
detached from the Portsmouth at Mare
Island and ordered home. The following
have also been detached from the Ports.
mouth and ordered home 10 await orders (:
Lieutenant Commander Charles ]. Train.
I.ieutenants Joseph n. Hemphill. T.. IL.
O.. Ientzc. r. Charles. Marcus ID. Hyde.
and John l.. Roller. Ensign Thos. Muse,
Surgeon. W. J. sundcri Assistant Surgeon
Walter A. Mcclure I; Acting Boatswain. j.
c. Thornton; Carpenter. Richard Agnew;
MIdshipman. VIM. q. Cutler. Frank y.
Fletcher and Richard II. Townley are de.
tached from the Portsmouth and ordered
10 report to Rear Admiral Rogers. com.
mandant Of the Navy Yard at Mare Island
for duty. Passed Assistant Paymaster
II. l.. Stanlif IL detached from the Ports
mouth and ordered TO settle accounts.