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Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1876-03-02
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TJdcnni Snn jest pills znamI case
pis, neE ably potfeboya odparuGov:ini:
pttiny piehz dosall palesate tisic od.
btratelu este nGkolik tisic nabyde.
isou asi nasledunci: ...
Json 10 hotiny prvni tfidy. Y Mich
shleda Gtcndf vscchny denni udalosti.
meme dulezitG obsirndii a sicc iazyku
asnem, sroznmitclnGm We zpdsobu "a
iiDavem. A'.
Jest to pryni tfidy rodinnJ list, rn{
Poutav6ho poucnGho Gteni v5cho dfuhn
a neobsahuiici mic zayadnGho a mravum
5kodlivGho.
Jest to prvni Tidy zdbavnik, pfinasc
iici vytccnG povidky a nacrty baznG lite
ratury, pecliYd vybran6 znale tistGn6.
Jest to pryni Tidy list hospoldfskY.
Nejlepsl a neinovGjsi hospodafskG Clan
ky nalezne ctenaf v kazdem elsie.
jest TO nezdvisl} list poiiticky, ncna
lezici zadne stran6 a nenosic
zadny obojek. On bojuie "a zasady a ze
zyoleni nejlepSich muza d. dfadu. Zvlast
nj zfetel VENUE odhalov MIN velikepo
rusenosti, ktera nyni oslabujc a ostouzi
nasi zeini hrozi podr}ti same zaklady
nasl repubiky. On sc neboii niGemi a
netale Sc 20 pfizni jejich.
On pfinasi pro danny m5dni zpravy
trznl zpravy pro muze, zylast6 trh do
bytka, jennz zylasmi v6luie pozornost.
kouetn6 Jest LISTEN peiiacilisim Z
ieden dollar cely rok A neai ifcba no
vinafskello klnbu k odbifani lstu ~ tu
cenn. kdozkoliy poslc ieden dollar, oL
drzi casopis ma cely rok.
NeIname cestuiicich iednatelu.
THE w EEkLY SUM Osm stan.
padesaie sest slonpciiw I'nnzc $ 10
rocn6. Zadne srazky 2 tGto ceny
THE DAILY sun. - Velk{ ctyr-
s;rankoyy format dvaceti osmi slonp
cich. DenBi rozsiteni 10000. Vsecky
novinky "a 2 eenty. Pfedplatne 55 ctS.
mesiicne eli 500 roenf 0l
9/tr CHE SUN" City.
New York,
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1876-03-02

Sevoron6mecky Loyd Bremen jet
u.jcltsl spoIetnoot paropiavebni Y Nc
mecku, ieIikoz eta - vclkych pomot
skJch, krasad zf'zcuych parniku. ktert
,tavaii sc vldy oblibentj j5lmi, coz vysyita
y toho, ze nezi Eyropou "a Amoti<cu
DO kouce roku 1874 po Mich - FI0O7 !
osob preplayilo Parolodt bruuskt ycdc
ny isou spolehllryms kapitanv, jsou pod
fizeny dastr Il dafui,r proht,dca dr@e
il sc nejlopSin PorailU.
zadoyala, Cestuiicin ma lodi dava Sc
5 dustatek doLts uprayene stravr, kazdl
obslonzcn jest stciut pfir'tin, 4 paho.
III postarano Jest 60 nyip.
kdo by s. ptal uekomu zc syych zua
mych ancb piibuznJch picplav yypIati,i
necht sc,obraii na nGktertho nasich y
t. zlstupcu y Americe, sice:
Y CLEVELAND ma p. NJ. Krcidiho
1o91 = 1899 Forest ul.
Y RACINE, ma T.. jos. NovotnJho.
Y MILWAUKEE na p. Ch. Toeptera
l44 Clinton al.
/ Y CHICAGO ma PIP. Noyaka a Kas
para, 40 Jizni Canal al.
Y y. YORK; ua p. Brodskcho, y
Ave {. aneb &. Nikcl.a 80 Broono al
/ Y ALLEGHENY, Pa, na >. JOS
Podan6ho, 277-279 Ohio al.
Y CRETE, Neb na PIP. Jindra, JeincI
a spol.
kdo by ale poyolaval "a sebou pfitel
neb zname. k.cfi 81 pfeplavnG sami plat
bndot, raGiz nam eaeliti ieiich adresy
my ie sprayime y4cm k cestt te potfel
mem popfciouli ndE sv6 d6very, budo
= vypravou zaiistc spokoieni
Dopi'y M ms budtez adresoyany:
IL ares e. Slnfyl. 4
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1876-03-02

Y X kousku tanGi ma popeleGni
sttedu ien tiakriste, drozkaii sklepnici.
zde pax odbyvaii neieIegantneisi spole-
censke krRhy sv6 maskarni baly - V
postt. Tax zvane mardi grass (karne
val, naskarni prdyod) badou iiznich
mesteeh teprv6 nyni odbfvany.
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1876-03-02
kINGSFORDUV
OSWcSO kukuriCni SkrOb.

ma puddingy, blame mango e,
zmrzlinu Get,
jest plvodni -- zalozcny 1S4S. Ia
choyava poyest syou co cistsi, silnGisi II
lemntlsi nel kterYkoliv jinJ skrob, budiz
81 nazey jeho iakykoh.
Stevenson Macadam, Ph. ID. d G. ne.
lepsi autprita IA poll chemie Europt.
peeiv6 rozlozil skrob tento sou6astky
leho naIozl iei zdravyln ziynym.
Navod k ddlani puddingu a iinJch j.
del jest ma ka2d6m libernim pakli6ku.
s4y = Ma prodc. II ysech volkych grocera
G4 = so
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1876-03-02

Rakonskym konsulem isou mne doru,
ceny listiny dotazy tykaiici Sc: man
zeld Joseta Frantisky Marek; pana
Emahnela Lnkes; pana Max Better &c
Sovar pana Sigsmanda Klein Ber-
zewicze.
Zadam imenovane BY Sc u mn6 tyto
listing a dotazy pfihlasili.
j. w. Sykora
advokat DC potai
I@ cis. 3. Public square.
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1876-03-02

aIoupy yody do Jse az sto stop. Bylo
to podivani d6sut sic ale yelkolep6.
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1876-03-02
w Hf. ESieE'kbsiE 4
Lenn 25 cta.
OZllalllky.
90 VYDANi.

Obsahuie 1plny scznam yscch onach
m6st We Sp. Statech, territory Canady,
ktere die posledniho seitani lidu yGta o.
bYvatelstvo citaji nez 5000, iakoz Sc =
znam inen ysech dasopisii yychiizelcich,
ktere v ontch ntstech neiyttsiho rozsife-
nj mai. r. Taktez 6b5ahuie scznaln Case
pisd, jenz Sc oznamovatelam K oman
am odporu6u il co neivice niste dotyG
mem rozsifeni nejIoyn6jsi ceny mali.
Dale otsahuie vsechny casopisy yo Sp
Statech, ienz yychdzeii takoyych MI
stech kde ie pres $500 obyvatela.
KoneGn6 ssecky nabozcnsk6, hospod4f
ske, vedecke, prdmyslne, medicinske.
esebodozednieke, Taedagogicke, obchod
nj poiisfovaci ca' opisy. Soudni, spolko
We, musikalni, rnodni jn6 odborn} noyi
ny v neispolehivejsin scznam Dnale
1plny seznam pies 300 n6meckyeh no.
win. ktere yychazeii We Sp. st. - Vysve.
tleal o vyTlaskach, mhoho cehnila ohIa-.
SEX, a gse co ohlasovateldn tfeba vedeti
Adresnite ma
Geo. p. KOWeII ~ Co..
Al Park Row.
New York.
&
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1876-03-02

ne lepsi skrob sv6t6.
Dava krdsny losk pradlu. kdeito roz.
iii mczi cenou tohoto obytcineho Skro
bn Jest sotya pid ctu phi pradle Pteito
&C p n6m vaseho grocora.
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1876-03-02

NA PRODEJ! Nizepsany nabizi
ysechen donaci nabytck, issko safnilsy
zldlice, stoly pohoyku a jine drobn6is
vhci ma prodej.
Jozef Rezae, Lodge Ave, e. IA.
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1876-03-02

| hodilo. V ned&li ve3er Sc lax
znano hodn6 bJskalo. JcIen blesk "a.
sahl komin dornu Pata Cunninghama Y
nicl Palroad n ntrhnnl a5i Is coulh ci
bel. Jnon skodu nespdsobil.
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1876-03-02

Il aIikovG Plesy. Bohati Amcri
kane naseho m6sta pofadaii domech
sVych Ealikoye ,partres', k nnnz pozyant
ma kartounu tisknuta isou.
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1876-03-02
Nerejn63dikdyzdanf.

ScreJhc1OikuVZtl0ni.
Sister Clara, 0. s. ", Carrolton,
F. &3''oA New Orleans, La.
Jelikoz vase ,,Hamburske kapky" no
en- mn6 ale iiinym dobfe poslouzily, No
inoi'i hcz vyieviti yam nznani svoie q oh.
jediiayam pr tom novych dvacet lahyi
Neslyscl iseln nikdy ieste, ze by lido
TAX hplne leky spokojeni byl, jake jsou
$ kap mi dra. Augusta Koe-
N ga. Vsichni lid6 SO tomu tesili. 10
lsem kapky dra- Augusta Koeniga mo
ste zayedl. Tesi mne sameho, 70 isem
takoyeho ntco yyvodl. Go lide nicA
pray', doyite sc zevrubneji nekterebo
pfilozenych listk6. V icte
4f.f Andreas Wadl.
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1876-03-02
IlcZaZiynOSti

ncZaZivnOSti
a naioukIost zdcpu pIsobi. Kdyz ty
kapky odstrani latky, kter6 tGzkoeti ty
pusob, vypudi take piiznaky dkazy ne
moce, kter;l 2 pramcno toho vyprJstila,
iako ma pr. kolikovt hfisni bolesti nil
maui iakoz holeui hlayy a prsou, zdyrat
tiaeeni pustutu hlav6, tmGni mEika
nj ocich sklNenost prsni, obtizne d}
clini. kterd jest zvldSt6 hypochondristdm
(lelkomyslnym) tasto osudn6.
Prof: Sem bole tom, io5 zen.
skf pohlay tax zhusta trapi.
PROT: plnokrevnosti,
lbodnici
tt.% ON Us lnosti,
0zkostlivosti
t6z kostem zaludoGnin
mdlobam,
bolestem hlavy
ndd,
klePani srdce,
zloutence.
Proti: katarU n slime ryIne, kts
ra Sc zvastd rychIc vylcGi, Irotoze kapk,
ost'3, 2acpu pdsobici slem trhnli vyms
snii.
Pretl: zanttlivGmm a choronickemu
rc"Hnafixin", prot dnt (gicht) ss
likym zluGnim remittnjicim a intermittl
lieim zimnicim, proti nemocem krev.
nim,s sledyn mtchyfc. Proti
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1876-03-02

vyhlasenG.
Go prostfedek prot nemocin, iako:
Solnaty tok, kozni vyrazeni
IA. ostrost krye, pokakeny IA.
lud e k q pale zdhv.
\ eiyJ borntjsi lex protine-
IN ocim atcr, sIeziny a 2lute.
Spolchivy lex prol
bOIcni hiavy
yseho druhu, dychavitnosti zapachu
dst
Osvtd6eny lex pfi vsech zenskych ne
mocech, bledniGcc, Eloutenici. zkazene l;r.
We zaludkovych kreci.
Jisty Prestfedek proti zimnici rheu-
matismu.
Uzivani iedn6 lahve Augsburgskych
kapek uSetfi v6tsich vyloh "a lekv.
- cid "a lahcv aneb lahvi IN $I.00.
X dostani ka2de pofadn6 lek6rn4 neb
pri zaslani obnosu, z hlavniho skladn pro
Ameriku od
A1 VA. Ernst. Cleveland. ID.
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1876-03-02
EDySpeSii,

ncbo obtiznGmu zaziyani boleni hlav,.
boleni zidech a plccich, stisnenost pr .
sou, kasli, kysclGmu fihani, zavrati, cd.
pornosti IIstcch, bolestcm zluGpim, bols
stem okoli ledvin stjm jinych il
nJeh nelnoci jich Lkazin, vznikajicis
ze spaincho trayoni
Proti: neinocem koinim, osu.
imam. yfedam, nadoriim, bolavym
oelm, teryence, syrabu, spatne barve plo.
te "A .iinym nemocem koznim. Jedna 10.
dina lahev pfesyedci toho neincdaverci-
yGjsiho
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1876-03-02

Ease poctivy kasfr.

LOHisNIIIe, Ky, %, I'm. Charles
j. Brent, pokladnik knihvedouci banky
Falls City Tobacco, prasknal do bot.
zpronev6fiv ! 1000, iez 81 falsovanim
sm6nky opatFil.
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1876-03-02

(tornado) v Princetone vyvratiI vice me
ne poskodil pres 50 donna, nichz diva
vyhofely. Deset osob bylo poran6no.
dv6 z mich smrtelne. Skoda We vakoli ma
farmach spdsobena Jest veika.
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1876-03-02

polud vznikaii zc zallcnovani. nahlc
d6ni kraditct6 n
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-09-01
COLORED VOTERS FOR TILDEN
AND HENDRICKS.

The colored movement for Tilden
and reform has extended to Tennessee.
Capt. c. S. Smith, a colored man who
fought in the Federal army, and who
is the acknowledged leader of the col
ored Democracy in the South, invites
the 'scarpet. baggers' to meet him on
the stump and discuss the following
prositions: =
First-That the war was not waged
on the Federal side for the overthrow
of slavery.
Second-Ihat the passage of the
thirteenth, fourteenth and fifteenth
amendments to the Constitution was
prompted by motives involving party
interest, rather than magnanimity.
Third-That the Democratic, or no
other party, will ever re- establish
slavery In this country, ands that any
one who says SO states . known false.
hood in his heart.
Fourth-That the Republicans stole
the colored mans money out OF the
Freedmen's savings bank.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-09-01
THE SILVER MARKET.

The London Economist, a first-class
financial authority, makes this refer
ence to the present status of the silver
market: The upward movement in
the price of silver has been in some
degree checked by IN uncertainty as to
the policy ofthe German Government,
and as to the quantity of silver it is
likely to send to this market; and we
fear that this impeachment to what
would otherwise be the source of BUSH
ness is likely to continue for some
time, for we believe that the German
Government has not made up It's own
mind, that different officials in it have
different opinions on the subject. There
are no data for saying with certainty
how much old silver will come in to
the German Government, or how
much new subsidiary silver they will
issue in place of it, and therefore Off
Gals like other persons necessarily diff
fer in their ideas of the amount that
the German Government has to sell
in the market, which is the difference
between these.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-09-01

niece, Miss II. A. Parsons, from Boise
City, Idaho. The Statesman states that
he led his niece astray, and public
opinion becoming biased, they left for
San Francisco. He deserted his wife
and two children. He is a sanctimo-
NOUS looking cuss of about so years,
and she is not a spring. chicken by any
ster," aged about 80 years. At last ac-
looking for furnished rooms kept on
the European plan; also, a quack doc
tor. j. NJ. s.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-09-01
Q r ZIG w s,


LONDON, Aug. 81.
A dispatch from Belgrade says the
keenest anxiety Is felt to hear OF All
armistIce and every day increase. the
danger Of the war spreading. The
Servian army is fast becoming a Rus
sian auxiliary force fighting on Ser
Wan soil. The Russians are exposing
themselves in the brunt of the battle
with remarkable valor, and out of IS,
who fought as q company vt Alexi-
nat8, 30 were left dead on the field.
The Servians are becoming jealous and
afraid of the Russians. They feel the
control of their army SLIPPING from
their hands, and they will joyfnlly ac-
cept peace if II can be Obtained on
good terms.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-09-01
THE TICKET.

The ticket presented to the voters of
Nevada by the Democratic State Con.
vention, at Virginia City, Is already
known to the readers of the SENTINEL.
AS a whole, it is composed Of worthy
gentlemen and gives pretty general
satisfaction, although there are some
who maintain that it is not the strong
est that could have been constructed.
There are many who will claim that
the Great East should have had q
fairer representation, but we are not of
those who take this view of the case.
Geography, indeed, in q small State
like this is something that should not
be considered for a moment. Good
men, no matter from whence they
hail, are tho material that should be
called into service. If square, avail
able men are not to be found In one
section, it Is the duty of nominating
conventions to look for them In anoth-
or, and if per chance = whole State
ticket should be taken from a single
county, that fact ought not to cut any
material figure at the polls.
Moses kirkpatrick, for Supreme
Judge, is just as good as elected. He
will carry every county In the State
save about two, and in Storey his major
ity will not fall far short of ], 800. Heisa
most excellent lawyer, modest as q
girl of sixteen, and, above all, he is
a man who stands high above even a
faint of suspicion regarding his integ-
rity. We are sorry for our friend
Leonard, the Republican nominee, but
candor coinpels u to say to him that
kirkpatrick will "walk his log" by
an immense majority.
Ellis, for Congress, is a brilliant man,
and will, if elected, put forward every
effort for the advancement of the in
terests of the State. He will not have
quite as soft a thing before the people,
however, as Kirkpatrick has, though
we feel very sanguine Of his success.
There is not q man in Nevada, of
either party, who would represent the
State in Congress with more ability
and effectiveness than Colonel Ellis.
The Presidential Electors number
no good takers, yet all hands are
good and true men. Currie Is an ex-
Mayor of Virginia City; IIagerman is
a prominent merchant of Reno, and
Blannerhasett is a rising, popular
young ma of Winnemucca. How
ever, candidates for the Electoral Col
lege personally are of no great impor-
lance, their sole duty being II of
trust to carry out the wishes Of their
constituency a. may be reflected by
the vote of the people. Whoever may
be chosen will certainly discharge in a
faithful the duties imposed
upon them. Taken all in all, we be-
lieve the Democracy have placed u
most excellent ticket in the field and
one that will poll the full vote of the
Darty.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-09-01
PACIFIC COAST DISPATCHES.
FROM CALIFORNIA.
The SutrO Tunnel Suits Transfer
reh-Tho Political Cam paigM-
Found In Ia Bay-Snanll.pOx-
weather -Itich strike In SutrO
Tunnel.
SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. 81.

SAN FnANCIscO, Aug. 81.
Suits have been brought by the
Crown Point and other mining COM
panies on the Comstock, against the
Sutro Tunnel Company, and have
been taken from the Fifteenth District
to the u. $. Circuit Court for trial, and
will come up X term. The Secre-
tary OF the Sutro Company says the
suits will not interfere with the prog
ress of the work in the tunnel.
The political campaign Is going on
actively in this city. Various clubs
and organizations of both parties are
holding large and enthusiastic meet
ings every nishe. The Hayes Invinci-
bles will parade on Saturday night. and
other Republican bodies are expected
to Join them in a grand turn out.
Early this morning the body of a
ma was found in the bay at the foot
of Johns street, near "a disused wharf,
with "A rope around his neck, to which
was attached a stone weighing about
100 pounds. The discovery raised a
suspicion of foul play, but inquiry of
the parties referred to in letters in his
possession makes it an evident case OF
| suicide. Deceased was named Felix
| Larracoche, a Spaniard and y cigar
| maker by occupation. He was dis
| charged from the Stockton Insane As
sylum last April, after three years
confinement. Yesterday he ate his
intention of committing suicide and
exhibited a rope which he said he
would place around his neck with a
stone attached and jump into the bay.
Little importance was attached to his
words AT the time.
Nine cases of smallpox were re-
ported yesterday and two this morn
ing, with three deaths.
Weather very warm with q light
breeze.
The San Francisco Benevolent Asso-
citation Is receiving numerous calls for
| clothing to supply the needs OF the
sufferers by the recent Brannan street
| fire. The Board of Supervisors and
Underwriters held a meeting this sf-
ternoon to consult as to the best means
embarrassing the safety of the city from
extensive CONGREGATIONS. A resotu'
ton was adopted to proceed under the
act of the Legislature 10 require the
| Spring Valley Company TO enlarge
its mains. The question of huidlng q
steam fire boat was also discussed,
The delinquent assessment list OF the
| Bank of California is published to-day.
There arc five delinquents holding
l,22S shares, On which the sum unpaid
is Sl2,2s0.
Lawless, the fellow who was con
victed of sending young girls TO Ore
gon for vile purposes, was called tol
sentences in the Municipal Court 10
day and received the full extent OF The
law-tive years III the p~enitentlary and
one thousand dollars tine.
Members of the city government are
Kicking strenuously against the recent
assessment upon them to pay the
Democratic election expenses. Many
will refuse outright to come down.
A dispatch from Sutro, New, says:
Have just struck about forty inches Of
water in Sutro tunnel, which IN in
under a great pressure. Solid rock on
the face but softer ahead. Progress
slow.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-09-01
by laudanum, dying last night. The
act was caused by mental disorder.
The House OF srrague.

A~"
PROVIDENCE, X. t., Aug. 81.
The time has probably come when
the great house of A. Il w. Sprague
will be forced into bankruptcy. To-
morrow is the last day OF grace for the
payment of interest on the mortgages
and notes, and there is no sign or
prospect Of the money being forth
coming. Sprague notes went to pro-
test in November, 1873 The mount of
their estimated assets being then Sl9,-
495, PAT, and OF their debts S11 ,9l9, S04.
The value Of the assets was, however,
greatly exaggerated; 1874 acres of
land i'm Cranston, II. l., figuring at
81 900 an acre, whereas, in fact, 1T WAS
not worth more than $500 an acre, and
its average value now is less than $500
an acre.
DeadwOOd Attacked by Indians
Nineteen Wen Killed.
OMAHA, Aug. 81.
A private telegram from Sidney,
Neb., this noon, says: Jones, who
anne in with Clark's pony express,
brings the mail from the north. Dead
wood was corraled by the Indians for
four days. Fifteen men were killed
on last Sunday. and four men were
IOu0u OodU III I)uJdIO OAps
The Monroe OntraEe-A sheriff
Killed.
MoNRoE, La, Aug. 30.
About twenty citizens, going o the
scene of last nights trouble with the
negroes, saw only one squad of about
fifteen armed negroes, who hastily
fled. The negroes are not generally
visible. Apprehension generally has
subsidized, but feeling Of insecurity pre-
yxils. Measures purely pacific have
been instituted for the prevention OF
further outrages.
This evening, d. B. II. DiDkgrove,
formerly Sheriff and late lax collector
Of the parish, was killed by AN nm
known man who halted him in the
road while in company with q friend,
and emptied the contents OF = shot.
gun into his side, INJECTING a wound
which proved fatal W hours after
ward. The murderer escaped. The
affair Ii believed to be entirely discon-
nected with politics.
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for Governor of the Empire State, the
name of Ex-Governor Horatio Sey-
mour. Mr.. Seymour is one Of the
strong men in New York, and his
nomination, as we view it, renders
New York certain for Tilden and Hen
bricks,
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NOTICE

THE UNDERSIGNED HEREBY NOTIFY
i their friends and the public in general.
that they have sold their interest in the La
fayette Restaurant to Messrs. Henry Schacfer
in the old style. Returning our thanks for
the liberal patronage, we recommend our
successors to all our former friends and pr
irons. X. Sander will collect and settle all
outstanding debts up to date.
Eureka, August 81. 1876.
sl-lw BICK l. SANDER.
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DEMOCRATIC STATE CENTRAL CON-
MIrrEE. The following gentlemen
constitute tho Democratic State Con-
trail Committee for the next two years.
The committee consists of n msm-
Der from each county and five at large:
Churchill, William Hill; Douglas, e.
ID. Black; Esmeralda, w. II. Hall;
Elko, ii. G. Street; Eureka, John III.
Dennis; Humboldt, 9. c. Biles; Lin
coin, Miles Quillan; Lander, Robert
McBeth; Lyon, J.. +. Angel; Nye, II.
X. Owen; Ormsby, j. A. st. Clair;
Storey, Il. b. Stonehill; Washoe, Thos.
Il. Hayden; White Pine, George p.
McConkey; at large, JIG. Currie, Robt,
L. Lowry, II. w. Healy, w. l.. +,
Deal, and Kelly, Of Orsby. The com
inittee organized by the election of j,
G. Currie chairman, and II. Il. Low
cry secretary.
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BORN.

Eureka, August Sl-To the wife Of Fred. Cor
mao, a daughter.
rruesee. August 24-To the wife of Joseph
Norieen, a son.
August 2T-To the wife of John c.
Lynch, a daughter.
Winnemacea, August 2S-To the wife Of l.. A.
Blaksslee, a boy.
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NEW TO-DAY.
FOR SHERIFF.

WEARE AUTHoRIZEDT TO ANNOUNCE
w Frank J. Wallace, OF Ruby Hill, a can
dldatef for the office Of Sheriff of Eureka coun-
ty, gu inject to the decision of the Dem ocratic
County Convention. sl-td
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COUNTY CON.
vENTION.

THE DEMOCRATIC COUNTY CEN.
i trail Committee Of Eureka county, Ne
vAda, At q meeting held in Eureka, on the
evening Of August s.. 1876,
Resolved, That y County Convention Of the
Democratic party for Eureka county, New.
for the purpose Of nominating candidates for
State aud county officers, TO- be elected 1t tho
in the own of Eureka. in the Courthouse, on
Tuesday. the 2eth day or september.
1875, as ii o'clock, A. n.
Resolved, That the primary elections in the
several precincts be held on
Saturday, September 10. 1875.
Tho committee made an apportionment Of
delegates from the following precincts, via:
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MARRIED.

Mig mia, August - j, q. Eichslhergcr to
Mrs. noorgie Spencer.
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DIED.

Eureka, August 3l-Thomas Deering. aged
"a years.
Highland, New, August 2S-John A. Dowell,
aged As years.
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For GovERNoR.-The Democrats Of
New York have placed in nomination
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NOTICE /!

WE HEREBY GIVE NOTICE THAT C.
w Shafsr is no longer in our employ.
au2a-lm W.P. HASKELL 4 co.