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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-09-27
LEGiL NOTICES.
SUMMONS.

IN TIE DISTRICT COURT OF THE FIRsr
Judicial District OF the State OF Nevada, In
II ELIZABETH sSa0orf. Plaintiff. versus
THOMAS A. BA00OTr. Defendant
Action b.ought n the bistret cOgr % nr 2, me
in and Tor the county OF storey. and the COM
,isirs Aid IN said county. In the once OF the
6Isrt Of lsA District Court, on the i7th day OF
guly, a. D.. 1910.
The B,ats of Nevada sends greeting TO Thoma.
4. Bagrott defendant: You ars her.by required
10 sppssr 4. 90 sction brought against you by
the 40 named plalniin. 10 the District Court
an tho First Judiciai District Of btate OF
Nevada, In end for the county of storey. and
answer the complaint hisd therein. within ten
days {, lcIusivs of the day Of servicel sfter the
r,'es 90 you q .ns ,s asa nf IA cCun,y
viIhip twenty days, and In 81 other cases. forty
is,p, or Iudgmsut By default Will be taken
sesisss you scoording 10 the prayer OF said
re ssid .ctIou 10 brought 10 obtain . iuds.
rnens and dscrss Of ssid Court foryer dissoiv.
Ing the bonds Of matrimony existing between
700, rhomas A. lag, Oft, defendant, and thfs
piaintin. awarding 70 plaintiff the cole care.
custody and control OF Al Q. issue OF naid mar.
hags, assd eighteen yees. end now residing
costs of suit. u is slle.e In Tl.intin's com.
plant that you. defendant. have for Oh: period
Of oss year lsst past allci and neglected 70 pro-
vide this plsinfif with the common necesaries
of life. which failure and neglect have not been
Sy 90 "a, p. .sS,,,y r1ud .hss
villjnors fully Appear By rsfersncs " plaln,ln =
eonpisint hefsin on de, copy OF which you
ne haswith served.
xnd you are hsrsby notiaed that ~ you Nil 20
ssswsF tn- compliant. the said plaintiff viii
spply 10 the Court for the relief therein dc.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-09-27

An attorney named Else. rather di
ninutivs In stature. and not PARTICULAR,
respectable In his character. once met
Jsykii. "Sir." said be. 81 hear you
have called mo psttiiosging seoundrei.
Have you done 20. siri" "Sir. said
Jsykil, with . look OF contempt. 81
nsvsr said you were pethiogser OF .
sooundrsi I; but I said you were 'itiis
Elss.'"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-09-27
loyyfcAi..I
PROPOSED AMENDMENT

AND REVISION or rHE CONSTITUTION
n Of the STATE Of Nevada, passed st the ssv.
sn'h pession VI the Lesislatur-:
Rasoired, By the Assembly. the Senate con.
curing, Thai the Constitution of the biats of
Nevada b amended - follovs:
Amend section VI Article ". u the Con.
stitution of the etats OF Nevada 20 ~ TO read
sscr,on I. The nscai year shall commence
On the Let dsy Of Deeembef In each year.
Paced January ~, ISIS.
Rssirsd. by the Assembly. the Senate con.
-uniug. That our history ~ . sia e has tanght
,s the necessity of revisi'g th- Constitution
ss th.rsfore recommend the electors. Of ire
rrt ei. i.eiIou for members 81 the Leeisltnr'
10 vote for or against the ealiina OF conven'
tiSn Z 2 the pnrpose ., r-vi'ing The cons'i'u-
tiou Of the state of Nevada.
Passed February IA. isss.
Z hereby certify the foregoing 70 % ,ne
eso,,s from th- idnsi enrollsd RESOLUTIONS
~ wisn.s. NJ nssi and the uresi sssi OF the
s's,s, s1sa" I'D. MINOR.
~ isvamTu recret.rv ~ STATE. o
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-09-27

"Evssy man." said Mark Lemon
sas svsning ct his club. has his Pc
caliahtiss; though I think l am ~ fres
from than - most mon. AZ any rate.
! don't know What they are" Nobody
eontradictsd the late funny editor Of
Punch but after . while Albert smith
asksd: (Which hand do you shave
NTH, uncls?" "with my right hand. "
replied Lemon. "Ah!" returned the
Other. 'thst's your psculiarity.- Most
people shave with q razor"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-09-27

Box1yAcH BnAsksosn ian amiabls bu
ssthsts youth. exhibiting his art treas
urss) "That's Mother and
Child-a-a-6ftesnth century" Fash
ionabls Lady-"I should have thought
q sarlisrr' Bonifacs BrAssnoss-"A-C
nav I aak vhyf" Fashionable Lady
"Oh, I should have thought they could
paint better than that 20 late ~ the fif-
1ssnth osntury!'
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-09-27

Dosss (who Ia jolly old baehslor)
and . bright young lady acquaintance
we're hantsring each other about mar.
riaRs. "Oh," sAid shs. .'you'll set
married one Of these days. l know; and
you'd have mo now II l would wait fol
you." "You would have 10 wait until
my second childhood. thsn." said
Dobbs. "wsll. I shouldn't have long
70 vait." was the quick rspartee from
The lady.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-09-27
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

TN rgE DISTRICT corRT or TIRE
j Ylrst Jadic,.i i'istriet of ths STATE Of Ne
ysda, 10 and for the county OF riorey:
Iu this insitrr OF the Estate OF OHARLES
NJ. OAMMON>, Deeeased
nottcs 10 hersby given that the underrte ned.
Administrsirtx of the Kststs of Charles II.
Osmmons. to the erriitors Of, and oil psrs"ns
hsvins elaine seainss, th. said deceased TO ex.
hlbit them. with the Necessary vouch.is.
within Tn months afirr the hrpt publication
of tLis notice, 70 tho ssid AdmlnIstrsfriI. a.
her f~sldencs. on Petaiums strc,t. Gold uili,
STOREY unty. ,,oxa
Adminis'rstrix Of the Estate OF Charles H.
oammons. deceased.
By DRAEE 4 Ohsr,s. her Aftorneys'
"a faWlwW W
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-09-27
s1ockHolpERs' MEETING.

r,ALrrNoRS CONSOLIDATED MINING
knsPINY.lTbs annual mating Of tho
I,csss ners of the shove named Company. for
~ sirrtion Of Trustees ami the transactlon OF
~ ssd on THphsDAY. October 8, 1919 (frst
rbr,eNsy In October. at the hour Of Z O'Clock
~ Of that day. st the ofnce Of the Company
n ssr frsne'sco. California. TrsnsfsF books
vii be el.e.d on WEDNESDAY. September ~.
igi6. o. o'clock =. =.
"~e'-h''" - .:.ss,,,s 20, ~ honsgomsy yn, Tme''
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-09-27

ArosLsxAs, both stingy and ugly,
refused 70 pay Hogarth for his portrait,
on the ground that IL vas not good
Kksnsss, whsrsupon Hosarth threatened
70 put tail 10 Il and sell IL to tho Bar
nun Of those days. to be shown with
he villa beasts. The money was paid
~ once.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-09-27
POLITICAL.

lyinssoth We viucefeiy deprscate all zee.
st,rsi fselins ana trpdsneles sud we, there
80 80 vifh dssp poiIc.iuds thts the Demo.
ssLssis ~..s. 1890 y NJ ebyef hope of suoosss,
~. IL sisoSorui vo<s q 8 united South. ~
s{rsd throarh - Efforts Of those Who were fe.
e1pti, sSrSysd aeainst ths nation. and vs In.
s&sS IA 49, sitsution of the country 70 the
~ fruth thst ths succs,sss thus schisved
spujd rsopsn sectiooai vtrffs and impsril the
l,,-...,~ u..A.-.. th. f,~moer,tie Marty
/ ~ ~ rhs,srfsr and Srtrit ~
-. 4, ssg.rsth,.ss .tth trsss n Win nak.
-. ~ ysss, - A. rIc-.. n peus tsiiyes
~ ~ sosss - - n.,',',s,. n,,s 81 shs nstien,s
~ t..npn - - - oypsS. snnis.Sins
rfc9 toes WI s.s...gI ~. ~ ~ cs,S,
itne ns1oco! cssnoi tns Ill.,. sai1,.,s
y The Vail nd gsoneaise o9nieoenn soeien .n s
u the fronf Nitn oeupsrsssiy pfoposins ~ =.
pedlats ths pnsntea Isna .. ~. w, 4. asN
pin o~ne sSaslg ~ -. 49, ~ - ~ ~ ,.s,s,...
hsocvlns tns snos Q. ss,s ~ W. " ~ ~ ,nss,aiss.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-09-27

"Ou. my dear sir. said poor sui.
fsrsr 10 . dentist, "that 10 the second
vroag tooth you have pulled out.
"vsry sorry. my dear air" said the
blundsring operator, "but. as there
were only three altogether when began.
I'm sure 70 bs right the next time.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-09-27

AN uPRroHT PORTABLE BOILER. WITH
a sasi-s and hoistinr apperstus complete
spplisd ips sooa. Apply 81 thh ofass @ shs
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-09-27
FOR SALE !

mar yuRNfrURR roR TWELVE ROOMS
! 10 oGsred for saie on ressonablc terms. o.
ms. A. MOoREr. abort distance above the
railrosd crossing. Main street. Gold Hill. II 10
- sIesllsut sand for the drvssmahinz busi-
~ - veil e fof . iodgins. house. A good
sarSaia u oesrsd. Apply on the premises.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-09-27

TEE new servant girl. on the hrst
morning after her arrival, ingenuously
ssks. "And does girls that lives on, ..
have so make their own bids. mumf
KssA
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-09-27
sIocKNolpfRs' MEETING.

curRo MINING coMpANr.THE An
- naai msetins of the sioehnolders ol .s' W.,
sbove coupsny. .ili y h:n :. ,ns ss,ss, S A.. a.
Yss.cisco. on TRiDAY. October 9Th. a. ID. is'c
q ths boar Of o'eioch =. ~. foe the election -
Dirsetors 10 serve for the ensuing year sna .n'
traasaetion of sush otnsr business - may eoenS
'.Ss: ssssssS ss' "' ". Il. RxrSoLDs. sser-,.r,.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-09-27
aH SIKilnnARY EMolMEkRS.

nlauLAl NETTING xvERr sATvhpAt
IL SvIyrS0. si 70 o'sloss. at A'ss"
0sa lAll. ssrsss. Virginia oT'
n =. 7. eaxxxwoop, Rs.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-09-27
NOTICE.

ALL PERSONS HAVING ANY CLAIMS
"a srsiust the Pacine @ est Pioneer society
s,. rSoussssd 70 pssssnt the same 10 the under.
sis.sd. a Judgs Knoa's once. street, Vir'
~ IN LEx NcaowS. SECRETARY.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-09-27
NOTICE.

rrr T. woLy ID NOT AUTHORIZED n
~. sso,ss s.ss sSn ara 70 os 70 Hssss. STERN 4
49, 80 J v. sHAEyYER I co;
x esn Franefsco. Califoreia.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-09-27
WANTED.

~ urvrRfNcED cASvAssER ON A
n = ~ snd fest ceiling wcrs; i.s N,rsinia
S.x-ss. a. - 4 6csoerin's carpenter shop And
- s,ss,d oury mine. D street. sept1ss
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-09-27

nEPosrrs ofcofS or BULLION received.
D .ithsr ia open account or " issus Ckh.
IifiCArEs therefor, payable lst tho option oi
the holdsrj In ,iold hill OF San Franeiseo; TO
maze collections, purchase Bullion 81 the most
favorable faiss. or advance coin .hsfeon wnen
for~ aricd 10 the Parent liAn In San francisco;
cells bills of Exchange, and transaets oenerai
Ranking Business.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-06-20
LETTER FROM CA xsoN.
CARSON, June II, 1877,

CARSON, June II, 1910.
EDITORS SENTINEL: Yesterday the
wires bore to the Capital intelligence of
the nominations made by the Repub-
leans at observation-disclosures for Presi-
dent and Wheeler for Vice President.
The announcement fell upon the
hearts Of the majority of the faithful
here like lead. The familiar simile,
"like a wet blanket, !" fails to 5e sigpifi-
cant to express the feeling of the Re-
publicans in this quarter when IT was
an ascertained fact that "Jim Blaine.
of Name" had been made to yield up
the ghost to "Ohio's favorite son.,
The more pr ointment Republicans, and
indeed the majority of the party, ia
vored the ex.Speaker, and when it
was known that his goose was
cooked" bis friends an aspect
quite resembling a hen that had for
for twenty-four hours heroically
withstood the winter drippings
from the caves Of a country
barn. 'Tis pitiable to see them,
and sad to behold the detection OF
those who expected to faunt the
I" bloody shirt" in the faces of the
"rebel Democracy" tor the ensuing
four months, and by virtue Of that
sanguinary garment once more to de-
ceive the people and to extend for An
additional four years the lease OF mis-
rule, dishonest practices and bad gov
eminent. Having cruelty been de-
prived of this stock in trade. they go
into the coming fight without a watch
word and with no rallying cry where
with to 'tfire the Northern hearts "
and TO again arouse the hate OF section
and the animosiiieS ~enYendered by the
war. The battle must be fought, they
see. upon living issues and upon prin.
ciples of wholesale and needed reform.
The load of corruption and infainy
which Justly attaches to Grants ad.
ministration and through it to the Re-
publican rarty, is a burden too heavy
for Hayes to bear. Under it he must
succuInb were his shoulders as broad
as those of Atlas, or his strength q
thousand fold superior to that of Her
cules.
Yes sir, nobody enthuscs here. To
snatch from them all chance of fight
ing over the war and to again fling the
bloody banner to the breeze was like
taking arms from a regiment and
commanding it to Lead a forlorn hope
against a fnll-armed and entrenched
foe. Nothing is now left to the De
mocracy to do to insure an easy tri
umph, except to nominate Tilden and
Bayard at tie st. Louis Convention.
Thurman and Hendricks would do.
With either Of these tickets the De-
mocracy. in my Judgment, would en-
Joy a 'walk over" So mote it be.
PUSHMATAHA.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-06-20
speech of Wm. A. Wheeler-Indiam
Murders.

SHbEVCIA III ' III -
Murders.
New YORK, June Is.
William A. Wheeler was serenaded
al Garri>on's. N. Y, last evening. He
is stopping there temporarily, being a
member of the Board of Visitors at
the West Point Military Academy. A
torch light procession and band stop
ped under his window. He immedi-
ately appeared on the balcony and
said:
II thank you, gentlemen, for your
congratulations, for the honor which
probably is IS unexpected to You as to
myself, and which has certainly not
been sought for by me. / was not Oh
livious Of the fact that my name had
been mentioned by warm friends who
desired my success, but l neither
looked nor hoped tor such over
whelming evidence of the v
tion's favor, but / have been a soldier
in Republican ranks too long and have
enjoyed its confidence too much not
to be aware of the high responsibility
which accompanies that confidence.
10 be nominated in times like these
by a great party which, despite its oc-
casional Shortcomings, represents in
its fullest extent the intelligence, the
patriotism and conscience of the
country, il indeed an honor. The So
called tidal wave of 1874, which swept
the Democratic party into power in the
Lower House ct Congress has re
suited in demonstrating to the Ameri-
can people the utter unfitness of that
party for every one OF the duties re-
quired of it for the past eve months.
The Democratic majority in the House
Of Representatives has been on trial
before the nation, and the nation il
ready to render a verdict that the Dem
ocratic party has been false t o it's
promises, false TO its duties and false
to it's opportunities for reform which
were presented to it. 1t is to the Re-
publican party that we to day are in
debted for the privilege OF celebrating
the one hundredth anniversary Of u
independence, and it il the same noble
party that we intend to consign the
Government in the future. Do not
doubt, gentlemen, that in the coming
canvass we shall achieve a splendid
triumph with that honOred soldier and
patriotic citizen, Gov. Hayes, at our
head, and the entire Republican party
of all shades and opinions supporting
him; we have but to do our duty AS
honest voters and good citizens and
victory is ours. Again, gentlemen, l
thank you for this manifestation of
your approval of the conventions
work"
A Herotd's special from Sydney,
| Neb.. of the 18th says: The Indians
killed forty men at a point 60 miles
south of this place. They belonged to
| Colorado. Over 100 white men have
| been killed in this section within one
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-06-20

shelly good; hit 'em Frenchyman
again" Those Mongolians don't in
tend to be taken by surprise any more.
Last Thursday morning Joe Chat
ham, a miner working in the Belcher,
at Virginia City, began prospecting the
interior of a giant.powder cap with the
point OF his pen knife, when the cap
exploded and so shattered his left
hand that amputation may become
necessary.
The Nevada State Journal SAWS: The
river still continues high, and the wafer
very dirty. Drift wood still comes
down in considerable quantities, rather
10 the decentralization of the old bridge.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-06-20
PACIFIC COAST DISPATCHES.
FROM CALIFORNIA.
Suicide.

SAN FRANCISCO, June 10.
Cunningham Watt, son of VIM.
Watt, dry goods merchant, So aud 60
Second street. New York, committed
suicide last night on board the ship
Mary Whiteridga, lying at Green
wich dock, 10y taking laudanum. The
following letter to his mother, adj
dressed to Mrs. VIM. Watt, No. ~
East Sixteenth street, was found in his
state-room
SAN Francisco, June IS, 1876.
Dear Mother: When this reaches
you / shall be dead. You know so
well why it must be so that l will not
even try to explain. My darling
mother, my heart is breaking; good
bye. CUNNINGHAM WATT.
Pedestrian Match.
SAN FRANCISCO, June 10.
O'Leary began his five hundred
mile walk against four amateurs last
night at II O'Clock.
Suicide.
SAN FRANCISCO, June 10.
A man jumped from the Vallejo
street wharf last night about . O'Clock
p. NJ. His hat was recovered, but so
tar no clue as to the identity OF the su
lcide has been obained.
Sill Another Suicide.
WINNEMUCCA, June Is.
This evening Jake Reed, = Scotch
man, lately clerk in the Quartermas-
ter's Department at Camp McDerinitt,
committed suicide by shooting himself
through the head. Liquor and men
tai. depression is assigned as the cause.
The silver Market.
SAN FRANCISCO, June 10.
Silver coin opened heavy this morn
ing, the best offer from brokers is 81
per cent. discount and many refuse to
take it under 5M per cent. Brokers
are free sellers Of half dollars at 5 per
discount for small lots, and "a
per cent. for large lots; trade dollars
steady at 500 per cent. buying, and
7@S per cen discount selling.
Teacher Died.
NAPA, June 10.
Miss l.. G. Wellington, preceptrcss,
died This afternoon.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-06-20

THE Sacramento Bee, with the ther-
mometer 102 degrees in the coolest
lager beer cellar in town, gravely con-
graduates the people OF Sacramento
upon living in the coolest town in Cal
ifornia. It's self-satisfied air IS some
thing exceedingly comlcal to Va.
Enterprise.
Almost as comical as the self, Salts
fed air with which the Gold Hill News
congratulates the people of the Pacific
coast upon the adoption of the "Anti-
Chinese" plank in the Cincinnati plat
form. People possessing such happy
dispositions are to be envied.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-06-20

ton has been introduced into the Con
necticut House declaring that clergy
men shall not be eligible to election by
the Legislature while engaged in min.
isterial work.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-06-20

HANK SMALL, the driver Of engine
No. l49. which brought the lightning
train through from Ogden, has re-
ceived a present of 5 1000 from the
builders in Utica, New York.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-06-20

! EDITOR Pro TEN. = since Mr..
Skillman left for the East our old
friend Col. Elton has had entire edi-
torial charge of the White Pine Ne'Os.
The old warehouse takes hold as
though he was broke to the Journals
tic harness when he was a colt.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-06-20

THE Fourth Of July cele bration in
Philadelphia includes a reception by
President Grant in Independence Hal,
in the morning, a grand military and
civic procession, reading the Declare
ton of Independence by Richard Hen
ry Lee, of Virginia, grand chorus, ora
ton by Hon. William M. Evarts, airs
of all nations by the orchestra, poem
by Bayard Taylor, congratulatory mes
z from different States and nations
of the world, pmans of peace by the or
chestra and chorus, benediction, and
thirty-eight guns.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-06-20
The Calawclr dispatch.
WASHINGTON. June ]

JHHH To.
The Western Union Telegraph Com
panv produced some kilograms before
the House Judiciary Committee to Gay.
From these it appears that the dispatch
from Josiah Caldwell to Knott, about
Blaine. was sent to Caldwell from
Washington with request to cable it
Immediately to the Chairman Of the
House Judiciary Committee.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-06-20
Rumored Appointment.

A rumor is prevalent this afternoon
that Congressman Hurlbut, of Illinois,
will be nominated Secretary of the
Treasury, but it cannot be traced to any
reliable source. General Hurlbut,
himself, says he knows nothing about
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-06-20
BORN.

Hamilton, June l4-Wlfe of Chas. Geary. a
son.
Virginia, June 16-Wife of f. A. Biercke. a
daugh err
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MISCELLANEOUS US.
oRREsPoNDHwcE

EUREKA, June IL. 1876.
Mrs. AMY SfoyE-Dear Madam~:-We. the
undersigned, citizens of Eureka n, having ex.
perienccd great pleasure in witnessing your
dramatic representations, during your recent
engagem eDt in this town, desire to render you
a fitting testimonial of our regard for you as
a lady, and appreciation rs an actress, in the
stane of a complimentary benefit. to take
place unon your return from austin, leaving
you 10 name the time, place, and programme.
yours, respectfully,
w II Davenport Crittenden Thornton
X Nj Beatty tieo " Baker
T Ill Harmon j G Powell
Geo W Gilmore Samuel b Bell
Dr. z BISHOP Dir James Williams
John Platter HDonnelly
Fred Fisk X l. Chase
Clay S,mms John Nc Dougal
John A Moch James Moore
j Straus ii Il Nc kee
J W Ellison IN Josenhs
J q lockwood w Leyan
Max MoeIler " ? Haskell & Co
NJ Franklin DR.. l. Terry
} , Ohm ~ Bro. $ Ashim
&C Wallace n Soderberg
AL. snctsinger w Arlington
ID B lmmel M B Bartlett
X Sadler 5 Cooper
l. A Hall q A Fitch
smith " Caravan pr + J schneider
G Wilson Maupin Il Crcmer
0 Dunktl Durkee
Levin a Simon X Ryland
Samuel Goldstone A ID Rock
Lambert Molinelli &c Brown
d II Hall CHI La Forcs
EUREKA, June II. 1876.
Messrs John e. Plator, Ii Donpelly, W. II,
Davenport, Geo. W. Baker, Crittenden Thorn
ton. X. NJ, Beatty, DR.. Bishop. Maupin Il
Cromer. and others-.ientlemen :-Truly al
preciating your kindness. 4 respectfully ac-
cept your offer, and will namo Tuesday eve
ming, June goth. at Gigclow's Hall, as the time
and place for your proffered benefit, and the
great play of "Nobody's Daughter" rs the
bill to be presented.
Yours, gratefully,
jel4td AMY STONE.
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"Born in Delaware, Ohio, October 4,
1922; graduate at Kenyon College,
Ohio. and at the Law School of Cam
bridge; adopted the profession of law;
was City Solicitor of Cincinnati from
1898 to 1861; Major and Lieutenant Col
onel of the Twenty-third Ohio Volun-
teers in 1861; Colonel of the same from
1862 to 1854, when he was appointed a
Brigadier General and during the same
year was elected a Representative from
Ohio to the Thirty ninth Congress,
serving OF the Committee on Private
Land Claims, and as Chairman of the
Committee en- the Library. He was
also a delegate to the Philadelphia
"Loyalists' Convention" of 1866, and
of the ~"Soldiers' Convention" held
at Pittsburg, Pennsylvania; and was
re elected to the Fortieth Congress; re
signed in the summer of 1867, and was
soon afterwards elected Governor OF
Ohio" Hayes is Governor of
Ohio, having defeated Vim. Allen At
the last election in that State. The
country knows less of MIR. Hayes than
any of the candidates voted for in the
conventions; in fac we presume that
not u dozen men in Eureka knew his
given name at the time Of his notnina-
ton. Enough, however, will be heard
of him before the election, and doubt
less his opponents will find plenty of
flaws in his political record.
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For Sale,

THE LEASE AND FURNITURE OF THE
H.. EUREKA LODGING-HCUSE.
The above lodging house has been newly
papered and fitted up, is also in good repair.
Is centrally situated on Main street.
For terms. apply on the promises, preyi-
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