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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-06-29

ton was made unanimous amid
great enthusiasm. To-day Hen
bricks was nominated for Vice
President by the unanimous vote of
the Convention, it being under
stood. of course, that he will ac-
cept. This unites the Democracy
of the East and the West. The
South, except South Carolina, will
90 for the ticket, and We believe
confidently that it will sweep the
country in November. Both these
men are pure, able and popular
A stronger ticket could not possibly
have been nominated. The conyen-
ton has done its work well; it now
remains for the people to overthrow
the rotten administration that
curses the country and relnstate
the pure, honest government IN
tended by our fathers. The men
at the head of the ticket meet
the demands of the day. The
Republican ticket has its mega
tive recommendations, and the
0 1000 offce-holders will make a
desperate fight. We may look for a
contest such as has not been seer
since the days of 1910. Both tick
cts are strong, and in this campaign
we may expect to see the energies
of the whole American people ex
ercised in a manner never betor,
witnessed by the present genera
ltion. The news of Hendricks
nomination this morning startle'
the Republicans and enthused tn
Democrats. The latter confidentl
predict that Tilden and Hendrick
will sweep the country. The bat
%tle-ground will first be Indiana an
Ohio and then transferred to Ne'
York. AT another time we WI.
give biographical sketches OF tn
nominees on the Democratic tlcke
will not say that we discover l
Tilden's nomination a national el
dorsement of the LEDGER, bJ
he will receive its hearty support
his course has received our heart
: commentator from time to tim.
| and if we had a fayorite candida
: at all it was and is Samuel j. II
I ken. We hail his nomination
an augury of success and bett
DAYS for the Republic.
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CAIRO, June 20 Arrived Robert E.
Lee. Louisville, 9 p M Grand Tower,
Memphis. 2 a mi Fannie Tatum, New Or
leans. 4; Cons Miller, Memphis, 8;
Thompson Dean, New Orleans, noon.
Departed-Grand Tower, st. Louis, !
Raining and cool.
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DIED.

STEWART-At the residence Of her son-in-
law, W. N. Homan. No. Is Allen avenue;
June %. 1876, Mrs. ELIZABETH STEWART, aged
81 years.
The friends and acq~uaintances of the family
are respectfully invited 10 attend the funeral
from Grace church. fernando street. tO-mor-
row FRIDAY) morning at 10 o'clock.
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r,LDEN,s

The nomination of MIR. Illden
was so clearly foreshadowed for the
last few days, and especially in yes
erday's LEDGER, that the public
was prepared for the result, which
became known at an early hour last
evening. His record is before the
country and has been thoroughly
scrutinized. He is the embodi-
ment of honesty and reform, and
has therefore antagonized the Re-
publican party and the honorary
members of that party more than
any living man. He has been bet
ter abused than any prominent
citizen of the country, but unlike
Blaine he has never had to explain.
and the Democratic party vii
never have to apologize to homes
men for his acts of the past, much
less to thieves. The nomination
oommends itself to the working
thinking people Of the country an(
is doubtless the strongest tina
could have been made. We pnb
fish the platform in full to-day
The main idea running through ]
is reform and honest government.
The Republican party is arraigne
before the world in a terrible an
an unanswerable Indictment.
long list of crimes is charge
to the party. An array
facts is set forth that wi
startle the public. One, for i
stance, is that our aggregate tax
ton has increased from S154,0O
900 (gold) in 1860 to $3.50, eOO,O
currency in 1870, or in one
cade from less than five dollars
head to eighteen dollars per he
Since peace the people have p
tax-gatherers more than thrice
amount of the national debt, 1
more than twice that sum to
Federal government alone, .
tariff is very properly condemn
and a demand made {
Custom-house taxation shall be
revenue alone. The policy VIII
condemns the liberty-loving {
man to perpetual absence from
birthplace under heavy penaltiC
denounced, as well as the co
trade. The national Democl
demand a change Of system
change of administration; a cha
Of parties that We may hay
change Of measures and of n
and a repeal Of the resumption
The financial plank, it will be
is a compromise concessio
the hard-money men of the Ea
the men of the West. The
ballot stood; Tilden, 4174;
bricks, 14Ol; Hancock, 70;
ard, 33; Parker, IS; Broad.
10; Allen, So. The whole
on the second ballot was
necessary to a choice, 492. t
received s35, Hendricks go, ]
"a, Parker IS, Hancock SO,
ard II, Thurman 2. The nor
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Oard.

To all who are suffering from the errors and
indiscretionp of youth, nervous weakness,
early decay. loss of manhood, etc., / will
send d recipe that will cure you. FREE OF
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WASHINGTON, June 2a--For Tonnes
see, falling, possibly followed by rising
barometer, cloudy and rainy weather,
stationary temperature, opposing north
erly aud southerly winds,
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GOyernoF hendricks Does NOS EoS'
itiVely Accept the Nomination,

itiVely accept the
INDIANAPOLIS, June 20. Governor
Hendricks having positively declined TO
be candidate for Vice President IN re-
peated kilograms to his friends last
night, will not consider the subject Of
the acceptance Of the nomination made
to-day until the return Of the Indiana
delegation from the Convention.
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Albany won't allow her street sprink-
lers to gush except at certain hours.
The ladies object to dragging their
dresses .Asahgh so many ponds Of water.
All-bonuy women want the sprinklers "a
avoid their out skirts.
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TOURNAMENT.
GRAND
Fourth of July Tournament !!
.- Orvnrpr1 nanu

AT OLYMPIC PARK.
Amateur Contest.
800 in GOLD will be awarded to the most sue
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$50 in GOLD will be awarded to the second 50 G.
cessful Knight.
s5 in GOLD will be awarded to the third. sue
cessful Knight.
open 90 the world.
A Grand Capital Prize, $500 in GoLD, will
DO given to the knight taking the greatest
number Of Rings.
lst. Fine Saddle; I'd, Pair Of Spurs; Sd, Riding
Whip. Two Queens Of Love and Beauty and
FIVE Maids Of Honor will be chosen from the
spectators BY the victorious Knights. The
Lances used must be nine and one-half feet
long. and held Ave from point.
MARsHALs-James s. Richardson, Carter
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80 Admission, Fifty Cents. 10l-l07
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Nomination Of Samuel J. Tilden
on the Second Ballot.
Hendricks Nominated this Morning
for Vice President by
AoClamatiOn.
appointment of the National Demo-
cratic Executive Committee.
Everybody Happy-The Convention
AdJOurns.

ST. LOUIS, June 29.-After c~onsidera-
BILE debate in yesterday evenings ses-
sion the secretary called the roll of the
States for the first ballot, with the fol-
lowing result.
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Two girls, aged thirteen and fourteen
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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-11-10

Hayes majority in San Francisco Is
reported at s25.
San joaquin county gives . Republic
can majority Of 423.
Thirteen precincts id Shasta county
give Hayes 80 majority.
Trinity county gives a small major
ity for Tilden.
Santa Clara county, 272 for Hayes.
Sacramento county, 1878 for Hayes.
Fresno county, with seven Demo-
cratic precincts to hear from, gives Til
den 555 majority.
Twenty precincts in San Diego
county give Hayes l40 majority.
Alameda, ,565 for Hayes.
Siskiyou, II precincts give Tilden 81
majority.
These results are received by tele-
graph and may or may not prove cor
rect.
Davis has doubtless beaten Piper for
Congress in the First district.
Page is reelected In the Second.
Luttrell Is probably elected in the
Third, aud the Fourth is holly con.
tested between Pacheco and Wigging-
ton, with the chances in favor OF the
latter.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-11-10
.PArNFUL DUTY" DEFEATED.

a dispatch from Austin announces
the defeat of Hon. w. K. Logan, for
Justice OF the Peace of that township.
Tho Judge has held the Office for up
wards of thirteen years and had got to
be looked upon IS a sort Of life incum-
bent, though compelled by the law to
GO through the form of an election
every two years. His successful COM
petitor is Geo. A. Douglass, the present
City Attorney Of Austin. Judge Logan
has, during the years of his official
career, earned, by the impartial man.
ner in which hs has discharged his
duties, the esteem of the people of
Austin. But he had an almost over
whelming Democratic majority to con-
tend against, which, in spite Of his
popularity, fioored him and left him
oficeless. Upon several occasions we
hive responded in the affirmative to
tie worthy Judges stereotyped inter
rogative, but we forgave him long ago,
IS be always assured US that it was a
"painful duty" to infict a fine upon
us, and prefaced bis official remarks
with some excellent advice aud moral
teachings which were worth double
the amount of coin which we we're
forced to disgorge. ar
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Wiegand, Jones s ssss:: & Co.'S
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or SAN FRANCISCO,
Conrad Aaron Wiegand, Manager
VIRGINIA., NEVADA.
Thursday Evening. Nov. 30. 1876.

TT Is PURposED, AFTER ESTABLISH.
i fishing the Virginia City Agency Of thi:
Con. pany. to opnn Agcbcies Of the same a.
Gold Hill, Silver City, DAYTON, Carson, Au-
rora, Reno, Wadsworth. Winnemucca, Elko,
Hamilton, Austin and Trackee.
Postmssters and Editors PLEASE NO
TlCE and start action in best quarters.
Partial informal on in relation TO this
movement may be obtained by parties III
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assist in the PRACTICAL RESoNETigtTios Of
SILVER, and in RAISING rBE VALUES OF MINING
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please copy and advertise this netice ono
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other Nevada papers please apply, with
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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-11-10

LANDER DEMoeRArIC.-A dispatch,
yesterday, from Austin announces a
Tilden majority of $50 in Lander coun-
ty. The following Democrats were
elected: j. L. Rocker, for the Assem-
bly,; j. c. Harper, Sheriff; j.. Gilbert,
Treasurer; c. D. Spicer, Assessor; j.
p. Brennan, Clerk; Love. and Baker,
County Commissioners, and G.. A.
Douglas, Justice of The Peace for Aus
TN. We infer from the dispatch that
the Republicans must have elected one
Assemblyman, the District Attorney
and Recorder.
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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-11-10

AHEAD.-A dispatch from Belmont,
received last night, states that How
ard, Republican candidate for State
Senator in Nye county, was 4 ahead
of Creswell, with lone precinct to hear
from. lone, we believe, is conceded
to be Republican, consequently How
ards election is probable. Hyke, of
Typo, Republican candidate for Sheriff,
was 26 ahead. wr
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-11-10
THE PnE~IDENrlAL OUTLOOK.

Out Geographic election reports, this
morning, are muddled and conflicting,
but we present them to our readers as
received by us. The news received in
San Francisco from the East, yesterday
morning, was favorable to the success
of Tilden, which caused great rejoicing
there among tho Democrats and a cor.
responding depression in the ranks of
the Republicans. Lator dispatches,
however, dampened the enthusiasm OF
the former and raised the spirits Of the
latter to the highest pitch. The con-
f~iicting reports from the doubtful States
render it impossible to predict, with
any great degree Of certainty, the tinal
result, but it must be admitted that the
present outlook is anything but cheer
ing to the supporters Of the Democratic
nominees.
The latest reports are that Louisiana,
Florida and North Carolida have been
carried by tue Republicans, which, if
true, insures the election of Hayes and
Wheeler, beyond a doubt. The light
ming of both of the trans. continental
companies, however, Is proverbably
slow in conveying news favorable to
the Democracy, especially at a critical
period, and the chances are that to-
days reports will change the aspect OF
affairs materially. At all events we
are not Yet ready to throw up the
sponge in acknowledgement of the de-
feat of the reform candidates.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-11-10

ALLEGED ATTEMPT TO STEAL THE
REMAINS OF LINcoLN.-Among our
dispatches is a remarkable story about
an attempt to steal the remains of
President Lincoln from the vault in
which they were inclosed in the cen
etery at Springfield. No object is as
signed for the alleged dastardly at
tempt, and the report to us appears
very much like a sensational canard.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-11-10

Committee, which consists of two
Democrats and one Republican, should
examine into the question of fraud in
public session, it being agreed that
nothing should be done except when
all the other members are present, apd
every safeguard observed against any
tampering with the documents.
The affair, at first, created a prodig-
ious excitement at the Republic IN
headquarters, where it was alleged to
lie a trick To deprive the party of the
results of the election, and it was freely
asserted that if the proposed action in
removing the documents from the Gus
tody of the County Clerk, who is him
self a Democrat, was carried out, that
every one interested in such action
would be at once arrested on a charge
of felony.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-11-10

THE OREGON ELEcrIoN.-A dispatch
from Portland yesterday says that so
precincts in Oregon give Hayes 6,752
and Tilden $3.50. and if tho counties
east Of the mountains give Tilden 500
majority, as expected, Hayes majority
will he from 800 to 500 in the State.
The State was claimed for Hayes, at
first, bv I 200.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-11-10

CREswELL AHEAD IN NYE.-A dis
patsh received yesterday from Bel
mont states that the contest for the
State Senatorship of Nye county is
very close, but, IS far as heard from,
II. L. Croswell, the Democratic candi-
date, was a little ahead.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-11-10

for Hayes. The Democrats apparently
are disheartened.
Gov. Stearns, Of Florida, telepraphs
that the Republicans carry the State.
Oregon Gone RepubIicaa.
PORTLAND, Nov. 0.
The Democrats concede the State.
what the TribIue says.
NEW YORK, Nov. 9.
The Tribune says this morning:
I'VE feel warranted in saying that
Tilden is not sure of more than lS4
votes. 1t is In fact III a little doubt
about 10 of these from North Carolina;
that Hayes Is sure of lSl without Flor
ida, and in spite OF tele.raphic denials
tile probabilities point to his having
carried the State.
D~nstardly Attempt to Steal the Re-
mains or President lincoln.
SpRISdFiELD {Iii.t, Nov. o.
A most dastardly attempt was made
last night to steal the bones of Presi-
dent Lincoln from the cemetery vault
here. The plot was suspected some
time since and Elmer Washburne aud
United States Detective Tyrrell and as
sistants watched the vault last night.
The scoundrels broke in the outer and
inner doors of the vault, opened the
several cases Of the sarcophagus and
were about making off with the re-
mains when the detectives sprang out.
The accidental discharge of a pistol
alarmed the robbers and they fled, es-
Gaping in the darkness. a slight clew
to their identity remains and their cap
ture is probable.
Gold, G~reenbacks and silver.
NEW YORK, Nov. 9.
10 A. M.-Gold opened at 9h.
SAN Francisco, Nov. o.
Currency, 9l@0l4 Trades, 4H@5 ;
Silver. 81. Nw we -Tme
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HUMBOLDT COUNTY. A dispatch
from Winnemucca states that Tilden's
majority in Humboldt county Is 100;
Ellis, $50; Kirkpatrick, 100. A Demo-
cratic State Senator is elected, three AS
semblymen and the entire county
ticket with one exception.
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The RESULT IN NEVADA. A press
dispatch from Virginia City gives the
Republican majority in this State at
about 1000. This is probably an over
estimate by about 400.
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WAsHoE.-Washoo county gives
Hayes 243 majority; Wren, 100. The
entire Republican county ticket, with
possibly the exception of Recorder, is
elected.
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THE Congressional vote in Carson, as
reported by telegraph, gives Wren III,
and Ellis 4l9.
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Cd .or Hayes

" CAN T IA NCISCU, NVV. y.
The Chronicle has a dispatch saying
that the New York 7ribnne's special
reports that the tack counties of North
Carolina are coming in with very large
Republican majorities, and the State is
assured for HAYES. Also hat the
Tribune claims Hayes election by 1876
votes, Florida being safe for him.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-11-10

REvEILLE.--This precinct, in Nye
county, gives Hayes IA, Tilden ), Wren
IL, Ellis 5.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-11-10

VIRGINIA, NEy,. Nov. 9.

rr VIRGINIA, NEW, NOV. y.
As far as received the news concern
ing u county ticket is conflicting and
the result is uncertain in some cases.
Schulz is certainly elected, and proba-
bly, Williams. TIE Republican As.
sembly ticket is elected entire. The
Republican majority tor the head of
the ticket in Storey county will reach
$50. The ballots will not all be counted
until la.e this evening.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-11-10

TUscARoRA.-This precinct in Elko
county gives Tilden 8 majority, and
Ellis IL " Wren.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-11-10

RUBY VALLEY. - This precinct. In
Elko county, gives Tilden rs and Hayes
20; Ellis, Is; Wren, 20.
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BORN.

Virginia. Nov. 5-Nife of andrew Young. a
son.
yirginie, Nov. 4-wifo Of NJ. v. Morrill,. a
daughter
Silver City, Nov. 4-Wifc of C. Sabin, a
daughter. E-
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