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TO Hon. 3. Roekaeood sHosr, Concord,

= lHuSSs
Dear Sir,-The ndersfgned, your fellow
citizens OF the Seventh congressional dis
trict, profoundly Impressed with . convlc-
tion that the character and political record
of BENJAMIN r. Butler make him nm UNIT
candidate for representative in Cons ress aS
a time when the Republican party, nndel
the leadership OF Rutherford b. Hayes anu
William A. Wheeler. is pledged to raaical
reform OF the civil service and speedy re-
turn to specie payments, Respectfully ASK
that you will allow your name 10 pe P.e..
sented by them to the voters o. the ois9 elT
as a candidate for that office. (, :,
); Judge Hoar will not yet say tnat ne Hlii
accept the invitation. Bis manner lnaicaIes
that he u. decidedly averse to it. Mean
while there are one or two others, apromi-
nent men in the district or connected with
It, who viii be importuned, the Judge
should finally decide not to run. There Is
no doubt of the feeling, deep and
defiant, among influential Republicans IN
the district against General Butler, but at
the same time the fact cannot be disguised
that the popularity Of the General 10 10 tne
district, in the cities particularly, Is great,
and his canvass is being managed with cor
summate skill and thoroughness, ana Is ap-
parent1y meeting with much success: IN
view OF the possibility OF q Doll ana Inc
publication of the fact that this letter OF n
Yitation to Judge Hoar Is in circulation, ior
signatures, General Butler has caused to be
published in his organ here the following
significant correspondence: 1T,
ANDovER, MASS, September %, 1876.
| Dear General,-The. Hoar movement IS
manifest. The pharisaical politicians, with
sucb as follow them in this vicinity, are
signing printed request to e. r. Hoar ask
ing him to run for Congress. Yours faith
fully,
D'' BosToN, September 80, 1876.
NV Dear Sir,-Six weeks ago it was
Thought very Objectionable to have printed
circulars presented to the citizens OF the
district for signatures asking me to be O
candidate. Judge Hoar, in speaking OF 1t
| to me, in the presence Of other gentlemen,
said that paper ought to have been sent
otit at the same time asking for the sigma
tures OF those who did not want me to be
candidate. I suppose he will adopt the
method prescribed for me in bis own case.
II so, am content. am, yours truly,
: BENJAlIiN f. BUTLER.
To -, Esq, Andover, Mass. g-5;
Tn the movement for Judge Hoar are
MANY of the most prominent Republicans
of the State, but afraid OF the influence OF
the power of General Butler, they are eau,
] tious about making themselves known. IL
is understood that Governor Rice fayors IT.
and that the CiviI-Servicet Reform Club, Of
this city, the successor OF the BristoW CLUB
is active in engineering the bolt.
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F. Too BAp.A stcolored man who passed
sometimes for Q white man during a recent
trip to the South, tells the Cincinnati Com
aaercial that in Jackson, Mississippi, hesaw
the registration going on, ind learned for
himself that the negroes stood no chance Of
success there. Why !? Because the poor
fellows can't tell the registrar their 2 parish,
range, section, and precinct. 2 That is bad
enough.
u BY the way, why doesnt the CONNER
ciap celoEed friend pass for Awhile man
all the time !? Can it be possible that In
country where they are so shameiully
treated ne prefers to be one Of the despised
negroess
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Come, Mr.. Richmond Dispatch, we haven't
done anything to forfeit your esteem, which
we take such just pride in,--for, take you
out of politics and we think you are trump.
Wipe your specs and look again, neighbor,
and you'llsee that we have madeno "charge
upon Governor Vance" We said, "the
Herald quotes Mr.. Vance, of North Carolina,
in his speech at Shelby. Norfolk Day
Book.: rs s..e,: ~ "a
Well. y The Herald has retracted. You
must follow suit. !! $685. -!i$'.3f
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NEW GooDsi. NEW GOODS!
L BROWNE & ROWE.

y, e BROWNE & ROWE,
1928 Broad street, between Third and Fourth s'res,
now receiving their FALL STOCK, eintrac INN ~
Beantifu Il EMBRoTDERIEs, COLLARS and
CUFFS: SCARES-all the popular styles;
EEGE-RUEFLES-the haudsomest In the cIs{{ ,;rn
a. beautiful line OF SQLID-Coh0 RED, SIklfLtp
y. II and WHITE HOSE: ~.
ROTLEYARD SKIRTe--all sorts-sery cheap: :,
SHAWLs! sHAWLS! In great variety DC s''a
LADIES' and GENTLEMES's UNDERWEAR
splendid line. Have also added stock OF
s.ss'. DRY GOODS DRY GQODs! ~.
The prettiest PRINTS in the city a, !.
DRESS GOODS, BEANKETS, COyERLEIlTsss .nt
CASSLdERES, OPERA and Other FbANSbLs,a D1
s LADIES, STRAW, GOODS fcmarEaniy cIs S,Srs
Cali and Try our house before anI 'No
save YOUR money. If9e35 BROWNE Il koML,
5,lsl next TO ID. Golumbus's confectioner
co 3S.eodSna II. . (, is..s tS..Yre t,Fi. -
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sis. JEWELL, OF Connecticut, in the course
OF areeent speeehin Ohio, mad incidentally
the declaration that aTIIpEN never was
married any way and can't fight "a bit.,;,
ON, What in the name of common sense
s does that mean & We quote bis words from
\ tne Cincinnati Commercial OF September
I ss9th. We trust TINT they viii find ttcirway;
TO Mrs. jewell. i.ssss
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a man, Immediately aiterah his death, il he
dies by fair means, has 5ustas much blood
in his veins as he had before, but it isn't in
circulation. That's Just the way with our
money. There's plenty Of it in. the coun-
try, but it isn't circulating. SO said the
other day Uncle WILLIAM ALLEN, OF Ohio
FoGHoRs ALLEs--and it's good illustra-
3,,, 3IS $yEs. s55
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Attorney General TAFT is terribly afraid
Of the g rebels" He can't sleep o nights
for fear OF them. AT least, SO it might be
inferred from the. speech he made in Cincn-
natl last week. II reads to us, however,
as an attempt to justify his outrageous in
strnctions to the deputy marshals, &c. TAFT
is ashamed OF his own letter, or if he Isn't
he ought to be. And he waves the bloody
shirt in grand style by way Of hiding his
sin. Let TAFT be eibbeted. .i.5 .
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MARRIAGES.

Married. at the First Baptist church, on the 9th Of
Septemicr. 1876, by Rev. E. w. Warren, JUNlUS
N,ATKISSON and Miss HATTIE A. BERRY botn
of Henrico county. '@' ~ -"
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Mr.. E: D. Wilbern, Of Hampton, Va; Mr.. II. c
Terrell, Mr. Robert Leftwtch, Miss Augusta OSWALD
and Miss II. Stern are with me. and will be pleased
to see their friends at 4s ;.aSItss ~
WILLIAM TFEALHIAfER's,
80 Sixth and Bread streets.
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THE ARITHMETIc OF THE CAMPuGN.-The
New York Nation says: so -
"Thei' arithmetic Of the campaign is SO
largely dependent in its present stage upon
the results OF the October elections in Ohio
and Indiana that the newspapers have al
most ceased to make calculations and pre-
dictions. There are some things, however,
in the future which seem reasonably GER
tain, At the beginning OF the campaign
Louisiana. Alabama, Florida, and North
and South Carolina were. talked Of as
among the doubtful States by the Re-
publicans, just: as Maine and Vermont
were by the Democrats, The fate
OF Alabama has since been settled,
and most disinterested observers speak OF
North Carolina, Florida, and Louisiana rs
certain to 60 Democratic. This leaves South
Carolina as the only doubtful southern State,
and gives Tllden 131.votes from the South.
Illinois, iowa, Kansas, Maine, Massachu-
sets. Michigan, Minnesota, Nebraska, New
Hampshire, Pennsylvania, Rhode Island,
Vermont, and Wisconsin, with 100 votes,
may be: conceded to Hayes, leaving 100 votes
in doubt. = ~,
HnIf Ohio. and Indiana, with; 81 votes,
should both so one way next month, there
can be little doubt that sufficiently large
floating vote will be affected to determine
the election. Hlone goes Democratic and
the other Republican, twill leave the mat
ter much where it.. stands to-day. New
York is still fairly to be counted a doubtful
State, though the Democrats expect to roll
up such q majority in this city, as it will be
impossible to overcome in the rest Of the
State 1. s.;,,s;sI :..I,j4s! ~ gts,f Is,;-
Among lndepend dent observers it isl mat
ter OF some interest to know what has be-
come Of Mr.. Conkling. The time was when
the rebel yell from Tamnany Hall was wont
to rouse. the chieftaifi to loud and earnest
defence OF his native land, but now nothing
moves him. This, inaction has given rise to
the suspicion, that he has been .sulkiDg in;
his TENT at the base, ,ingratitude shown by
his party at Saratoga and Cincinnati, butwe
observe seni-oficial statement that he is
soon to take the stump ~, $50,
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Among my stock which offer are J
800 piecesCoLoRED DRESS GOODS, new shades
aad.styles .sss Il .,s
$50 pieces BLACK ALpAcAs, cAcHEs11REs. and
other black goods; 81, .i.s,.fE s.; d 1s-i ~
400 pieces CoTTONs, sHEETINGs, BED-TICKs,
and other domestic goods; + -tfs s!t
225 pieces CAssIMEREs, TwEEDs, WATER
" PROOFS, BEAVERS, &C., and guarantee them
the cheapest IN the city;
$50 dozen LADIES', MISSES, and GENTLE
:. MEMS, UNDERsHIRTs from s7,zc. TO $3.50
apiece. f !, er.j.a. rst ,sf ~, ;
have the largest, most complete, and cheapest
stock 1t has been my pleasure to offer, and only
ask a call to convince the public Of the fact.
Z n. B.-Country orders solicited and carefully and
promptly attendedto. ~ iat4
80. 80, WILLIAM THALHnIER,
49, s1bs.-.. NEt's --a+ IA .GnJ Ertad sfreet.
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s i DESIRABLE ROOM with 4, s sss,ae, IS
FOR two singi6 gent eau ~ yp NJ a.sssU
aisfaytngat &p1 nosth Twcsttn stiSs
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LECTURES.

FOR THE HOUSE OF DELEGATES.
no THE VOTERS OF THE CITY Of
lsRICHsfOND.-I respectfully announce myself
ill the vacancy caused by THE resignation OF Judge
Crump. Subject to Che action OF the Conservative
purity. -. - -. . = -. SSl
zoo SLOT 40 r. .. BERKELEY.
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ri ,3,ar t,sf Ac A. ,raSep II ,,s,, y ~.
6 fally prepared q meet 81 ,bs ,9's
z NE s0n'l' 'oar iaso's. { .ts.ss
lTNkANDOpENaNg OE THE LARGEST
I'm MIcn nESi OE FALL
FANCY GOODS tfT 1 syeE , w. Sgsnsda at 49,
,s = - - NO. sa7 BnoAp srpyv,
WE na way n n = te ye lowest cash prices
DRESS GOODS IN a1l The latest les and shades.
,.H i s max IN Az qualities
J, ss,,...,,,, :, al the nsSes. pstte,.ns.
49, ySanlESTT1Saos LAhNELS, st
ov W1T rfsfs. aRd 81 e19l Of nrs!s
()ur NOTION DEPERTMENTt 4. $3.50 stnolanaSS ,a.
LADIES' anu sses, lam add Striped Hosiery; Kid
Serss,ssfs, Coresa' ToWeisS W. ZIG Hand
our Fancy Goods and Embroideries Cannot s. s esa
Cosls handsaade sacqnes Cars md a ahd Walking
CIV Mate5tToor Hoass made 70 order and our
tire new designs OF Patterns, Hisa en-
sTAaMTnnmInryH.1Ss, eII SkAMs BRAIDs
on hand; '''- M A'ss Always ways
ALSO, Iai Inc Oh 49, Due; h,ip si
"Cali early and examine Tor yourseiSss.s nSlse
1870 --.@
DEADi READ!t READ!t!
III ~ afsjll q
III a,g aE1f ----L sts: sr,s
ysta:,a IMPORTANT NOTICE TO ,rr,
:.,..,:3 Gs7I -,1r-''f .DiIa! =, 49,
. IA te ...gzas,l .--os
IS. f,r5. ssF;.e.EfF n
we win offer, during this week, the following
attractive bargatns:
,,,, !, ,.,o,,s. !. e,1
ELEGANT CAMbhlcsa at 10 and l2Hc;
BLACK ALPACAs from 25c. up to 81 per yard;
BLACK CASIIdERES, 75c. and 81 worth 4, an,
s1.25; .lElt
AcK cAsHsJrRrs AZ OK ,rd A. 90 -,
25c. more:
CoLORED sERGES aud MOHA1RS at zoe. worth
AZ and procsd I al very low arus e'' 00'h plain
b o'l' slL LIN at si.zo ~or'h si.9o;
BLACK s1LKats1.7s worth 1925.
spienulI hnls y, oAes.ni'' ''"ni 4oe' 70 ~
BLEACnED and BROWN CoTToNs at case nrtce
80. :, :. o.. - ~. -s'''
VILE LIE 1c,' SrohD' anu rhAip fLANSELs-
'DSaU ,n,I w 1919, gI,s4n :. Aoe"
BOULEVARD Shth1s,7 3c. anu 81 D.
MEMS MERINO SHIRTS and DRAWERS, soc.
| cHTDREN,S MERINO SHIRTS and RAwyPs
5 que ana Mr up sz,prs N, np ,wtps ;, ~
pr .-o.h srn,,v n, .1os1rpv sc,prs a.,
CoLLAms sS ana CUFFS III eafoa' e'0s0'e' anu
before they buy elsewhere.
o.o 80 Goo" -, s1s Broad n"s stree,
-.
~ oNo' i0'1 w.
. nave nov ' 'ne'' 'u'' l''' Swan .sAS
oNi 'ooD''
I .l#.'.t.. --'
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CLOTHING.

CLOTHING.
-r~5---77@->- = = - =
MERCHANT TAILORING.
.'..r,r,:. s,ss ;,5- II ~
Having resumed this branch of my business, am
now prepared to make up TO MEASURE any goods
needed In my line. MY assortment OF
"'" sUTTINGS AND CASSIMERES
are ALL NEW. Call and examine. IA,
WIZ. IRA SMITH.
oc 3-eod3t 100 Main street.
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TOR SALE, ONE SEVEN-OG
SISfTAYE RoSEWoOD-e CASE. PIANO. III 1f1.
"a bargain may be had 81 early application is made
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C1oTH1se'
CLOTHING!
;. r. = CLOTHING !.
u, ..3ir.i ..s.h psa; "a ~
I desire to inform my friends and patrons that l
- have returned from the North with
A FINE STOCK
". FASHIONABLE CLoTHING; 80
s.i..
..-S..., ENTIRE NEW STOCK, -.
e embracing everything pertaining to
MEMS, '.'.a +a.' .srt.i'
- jog. .3.- ..,a t.E
YOUTHS, n-.
cHILDREN's
.s..sa .;a .ituti WEAR,
,fhyttI Es: al.: .t;N!.t. II = ~
and invite an examination of the same,
;. = !. PRICES Low.
..r? - WIN. IRA SMITH,
.oc 3-eod3t '1''''' HOO Main street.
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.TOR RENT, a NEARLY NEWSs
Il SEVEN-0CTAvE PIANO, Of thefT'E Tsn
:ss.s. 80. sss.s WEST, sJQHNsToNf see,
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THE SINGER MANuFAcTllu[1RINaF coAIr.ANs

Main street, Richmond, We. Al
IL Sc ao-lw.s s 81
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-08-30
Result of the Democratic State
Convention at Virginia
Yesterday.
Adrian G. Ellis Nominated for
Congress.
Moses Kirkpatrick for Supreme
Judge.
The Presidential Electors.


VIRGINIA CRY, Aug. %.
The Democratic State Convention
met ut 10 o'clock this morning pursu.
suant to adjournment.
w. E. F. Deal was elected permanent
chairman and w. C. Love secretary.
The Committee on Platform and
Resolutions made their report, which
was adopted.
The convention nominated J. c.
Currie, OF Storey; <. Blennerhasset, OF
Humboldt, and j. c. Hagerman, of
Ormsby,&s Presidential Electors.
For Congress. A. &. Ellis, of Ormsby
county, and w. W. Mccoy, of Eureka
county, were placed in nomination.
On the first ballet Ellis received 81
votes AMI Mccoy IS. Ellis was de-
clared the unanimous choice of the
convention for Congress.
Moses Kirkpatrick, of Storey county,
was unanimously nominated for JUS
tice of the Supreme Court.
After the election of a State Central
Committee, the convention adjourned
with cheers for Tilden and Hendricks
and the nominees of the convention.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-08-30
NYE COUNTY ITEMS.
From the Belmont Courier, 23d.l

THE REESE RIVER CAsE.-At pres
emit there is nothing to report OF the
Reese River cas- except the action oil
Court for further proceedings. Fol-
lowing is an exact copy of the action
of the grand Jury:
To the Hon. District Judge of the
Fifth Judicial District of the State OF
Nevada: The grand jury find no bill
in the case of the State of Nevada
against Henry Isbel, Euclid NJ. Isbel,
VIM. Isbel and Lorenzo Petit.
w. A. ATLEE, Foreman.
Belmont, New, August %, 1876.
The four persons named in the grand
jury report above were committed to
the county Jail on q charge of murder,
alleged to have been committed in
Reese River valley on the 10th day OF
August, 1876. Although the bill was
ignored by the present grand jury
there appears to be sufficient evidence
to warrant the Court in holding the
prisoners until further orders, and in
all probability they will be held in the
county Jail until the November term
Of the District Court, unless another
grand jury be called for the present
term, which vas undecided on Wednes-
day, at the time Of writing the above.
TELEGRAPH CoNNECTIoN.-The new
telegraph line building between this
place and Eureka, it is confidently be-
lieved> will be completed by the Goth
OF September. Pete Lowell, the cen
struction superintendent, completed
the work of digging the post. holes on
Saturday last. He returned to Eureka
with his force OF men, and will 1t once
commence erecting the poles and
stretching the wire. The poles are
mostly delivered along the route, so
that the work will progress without
delay in any particular. The sooner
the better, in order that dealers in
stocks may have an OPPORTUNITY of
warming up in u various mining
shares.
REESE RIVER TRAaEpY.-Wrlts OF
habeas corpus have been issued for
each of the prisoners b. M. Isbeli, II.
P. Isbell, w. ID. Isbell and Lorenzo
Petit, aud made returnable vt 10
o'clock A. M, August Gath. The Oh
ject of the writs is to secure the release
of the prisoners, either absolutely or
upon bail.
j, d. Power, an occasional CORE
spondent to the Courier, arrived from
San Francisco IN wednesday night,
and will leave for Tybo on Saturday
morning. j. d. p. has every appear
ance of having been kindly dealt with
during his s%ojourn among the bulls
and bears of California street.
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The "Geldcn Rule" is an establishment
where all parties desiring TO purchase goods
can rely on q one-priee system and fair deal
ing. 90 there, then, everybody, and 500
"Joe,rst the GOLDEN RULE STOKE, three
doors below Hank knights. corner, and ad-
joining Ed Looney's saloon. Nam street.
iyll-tf
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HOCII's.
apt

WATCHES and JeweIry neatly repsired. II
you want to have your watches and JeTciry
repaired in 4 ~workmanlike manner, go 70 Z.
Steler's jewolry store. ons door south of ,,
Ashim 4 Co., Main street. G-aplou
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-08-30

CLOSING OWL am closing out my stock Of
books, stationery. fancy goods. etc. at bed.
rock prices to make room for a now stock
from Nex York, which will arrive in twenty
days. Everything sold for cash at the low esi
figures. Tho most complete stoek Of drugs
and medicines in Eastern N Nevada. Prossrip-
tons carefully filed by experienced drug.
gists. l.. TERRY.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-08-30

BUSINESS CHASsg.-Having purchased from
John SCHNEIDER his entire stock Of dry goods.
clothing. boots and shoes. ETC., ! am now pre-
pared to sell the same at the lowest market
price. Call and examine before purchasing
elsewhere.
au29-lw HENRY DELLWIG.
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passenger train ran of the track three
miles east of Palisade yesterday after
loon. We have received no particu-
lars of the accident.
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MOClI'N.
apls

WANTED lr KSowS- Bates estsh is not =
frst-class watch. 1t is only 4 tcnth-grade
watch movement made by tho Springfield
Watch Company. Springfield. Illinois, and
nobody car recommend it a. such.
aul-tf r. STELER.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-08-30

DEMOCRATIC CENTRAL COMMITTEE
A call is issued for a meeting of the
Democratic County Central Committee
1t the Office OF Hillhouse & Davenport
ut 1880 O'Clock. Business of impor-
lance will be transacted and every
member is expected to be present.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-08-30

MANHATTAN BuLLIoN.-The Man.
haitian Silver Mining Company
shipped yesterday by Wells, Fargo &
Co., Is bars of bullion, valued at $751;
0nO
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-08-30

SrEcrAL.-An entire new stock just received
at the Golden Rule, embracing the latest
styles in calico. Chegiot and wooden shirts,
summer undcrclothinE.- etc., which VIII De
cold CHEAP FOR CASH. js21-u
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c INTELLIGENCE
Arrivals and Departures.
~ ras RuREKA \ rALIsApx lAIIasAB
Departures Yesterday

THE ST. JAMES BALL.-The ladies TO
whom is delegated the arranging for
the centennial ball to take place on the
night OF September 9TH, are busily en-
gagged perfecting their plans, which
are already far enough advanced to in
sure the occasion being a signal sue
cess. IL promises TO be the most ell
joyable affair that has taken place tor
"A long time, and the worthy object to
which the proceeds will be devoted
should be an additional inducement to
all who can afford to purchase a ticket,
whether they can attend or not. A
fine band has been engaged and every
thing conducive To the perfect arrange
ment of the occasion has been At
tended to.
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apl9

joe. Of the Golden Rule Store, has added to
his ordinary stock Of goods a line Of good and
substantial boots and shoes; also hats and
caps. Call and be assured that he soils
CHEAP FOR CASH. is27-tf
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HoNoRs TO THn NohINEKs.-A sa-
lutte of n hundred guns Was fired
last night in honor Of the nominations
made at the Democratic State Couven-
ton at Virginia City yesterday.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
81 NOTICE va

All political advertising and job work must
DO paid for in advance. There will be no de-
Walton from this rule.
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AT THE RiCHMoND.-The i've fur
nsces At the Richmond Smelling
Works arc in very successful opera
ton, turning out . large amount OF
bullion daily. Another Of the boil
era was being overhaulsd yesterday
aud the mon engaged in the work ex-
poet to have Il in place again in
quicker time than the one which was
last week repaired. Under the able
supervision Of Manager Ricksrd the
works are being run in q very sue
cessful manner.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-08-30

CALLIsoN, JR.-For the second time,
in the course of his existence, "our
jim" has had the pleasant fact an,
nounced to him that he was an uncle,
and yesterday it was hard to keep
him within bounds when he was told
that it was q nephew who arrived yes.
terday afternoon. James w. Callison,
of Spring street, 10 the happy daddy,
aud is AS proud as = peacock over his
ten pounds OF boy.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-08-30
MOCEI's.
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IMPORTED Boaugrs, three for 50 cents. and
the finest brands Of Havana cigars in II,
market; also a full limo Of smoking ans
chewing tobacoss. at the GOLDEN KClh
TORE AuStf
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-08-30

The LETTER LIsT.--The list of nd
vertised letters is published to day.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-08-30

Mocha coffee, tongues and sounds, smoked
halibut. and centennial crackers. The aboy'
is q fresh invoice at Mrs. Ashim's my2-tt
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-08-30

COLLECTING LoENsEs.-Under Sheriff
Sam Bell will be on the war path this
week, and those whose licenses are due
will do we'll to have the little amount
ready when Sam put in his appearance.
He is selling the papers at the lowest
market price, and don't want any fool
ishness.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-08-30

KICKED BY A MULE.-Alec. Mckay,
who Is employed packing wood on
Ruby Hill, was yesterday severely
kicked in the breast by a vicious mule,
owned by him. The injury sustained
by Mr.. Mckay, though not consid-
cred serions, is of a very painful ma
ture. DR.. A. C. Bishop is attending
him.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-08-30

'rHFRE il 4 message il the Western
Union Telegraph Company's office for
Than Herselder.