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indian ~Depredatlons.
rsur white Ken and one Isdiss
Killed.

kiiiso'
-
Iron the Black Hills honeer. Aasust so'a.I
r,,,v Sunday morning . party arrived
,..sns 49,, f~snteunisi Prairie aud re-
~ - ...ina da.J man living by the sidc
N ~ n..Svood and Centennial road.
y, 'uo IL. from tbis place, A
,oou' snie ,~n,nsd,.tsiy repsired 10 the
.H.so ~ 49, snrnd Inc remains Of Rev.
sPo';s M ass.h On Examination Il was
~ h.a been ahot through the
ino"u..
a. ..n. morninc a party Of four
49, i h.d Filled 4 deer near the same
.I.s.-".s IN aha sct al dressing IL, and on
ss.oe 90 N tbe men saw an Indian
YSsnins sPsJ ,hsm down the mountain.
.IalnS Low n.ce. One of the party
uA.oi.ns the Indian and Killed
snos The Italian crswled into the
nis noi'e ~ sndesyoring 10 dislodge
S,n 10 ~ Tho Marty. Louis Mason. was
In. Jis..,iv thraupb the heart, and In
~ TWO Of the marty fred i'm
msd;.,.i. Alter the killing Of Mason and
Li,Sns ~ irdi.n-
= ~. r.sntime a report was circulated
.T.st thst tbo Montana hord had
80 .s.mn.dsi Inv the Indians, and that
~ hs~ds,r zero In hot pursuit. As soon
v. AZ. 49, becamo generally known .
i.,ca n.rtv N citizens, twenty-five In num-
,s.t NJ n their as~sistsnce. On their
rv.I thrse miles below spcarfsh City.
- an..,ash valley. Isaac Brown, one Of
-. tom tbis city. with two or three
tno PAi'y In .dy.nce, s,v an Indian
otners Wno Totv ..ro.s Inc country and
running on 100, ~ ,r,, hrt bstore
immediateiy st.i,eu ~ ha hsa rs.ched =
they eouia o,e,'AAy al .hot a.
large patch OF nrusn anu Arr;v,r"
Brown anu nv ~. SrnIh Rrown and nartS
,. w. tuss %.o,n,ng ~ tba entire Marty.
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ANOTHER FiOP.

Minnesota has hitherto had one
Democratic daily newspaper; whsrsfor
the Democrats rejoiced. But alas for
human hopes! The organ which they
cherished has Topped. The Evening
Dispaieh on which they buiid'd their
hopes has deserted them. Tldsn and
Hendricks Was too much for it. II
struggled nobly to bear tho load. For
two lorg months 1t has painfully limped
along; but at last it became a matter OF
life and death. and tho Dispatch preferred
life. Last evening 1t appeared with
Hayes and Wheeler at the top Of il
columns. and o there IL some proba-
bility Of Its surviving. This Is bad for
Sammy. and we heartily sympaihiz'
With him-well may he eIclaim,
Where. oh where. are the friends Of
my childhood!'
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BLrSx's SEcnkr-Blinks (who, In q
seaside lodging suspects his landlady Of
taking his wine)-Look here, darling,
think I've done the dishonest old cal
this time ; I've marked the height Of
the wine on the bottle with my diamond
ring. Now. We shall DO able To detect
-. Turns and discovers. not his dar.
ling. but his landlady. Dsnousmsnt.)
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-09-16
GENERAL NOTES..

The success OF Mr. Tilden will mean
the success Of thu Confederate Democ-
rscy. He will owe his election chiefly
to the South. and from that section
would come the men Of stern will and
purpose demanding and receiving the
recognition OF their policy. Tho late
rebels would swarm In the Cabinet. run
the Departments. command the army
and navy. represent the Government at
foreign courts. aud find ten thousand
ways to punish the loyal men Of the
country for their humiliation and dc
feat.
TuK Sacramento Bee says a little girl
Of thirteen. not much larger than n good
sized Shanghai chicken. eloped with a
youth Of nineteen from a ranch near
Pleasant creek. Sacramento county.
The little lady Was found in Sacramento.
aud unmarried. She was taken home.
and probably was spanked aud put to
bed.
Az Indiana man who saw his wife fall
OF the bridg. into n mill. pond never
hesit"ied = moment about his duty. hut
with that noble impulse SO characteristic
Of the sex. dartsd down the road and
prevented anybody from coming up to
witness the narrowing spectacle.
THE Crown Prince and Princess OF
Germany. ON learning Of the arrival Of
Nine. Ia MARKETABLE de MaeMahon at
Andsrma,h recently. Immediately paid
her q long and cordial visit. which the
Marecbale. accompanied by her son, re-
turned the next day.
San ADAMS. the well-known English
jockey died in the streets Of London .
few days ago Of consumption. Three
years ago he broke u blood.vesssl by
ovsr-elsrtion in striving TO win n race.
the injury bringing on a fatal disease.
Iilpss said the present campaign
must be made an aggressive one, but
his organs are making it wholly dsfen.
sive. They ind abundan, aus for
defense. but do not aegr... worth a
cent.
A BOOK agent MAS recently shot in
TEXAS. whereupon the Worcester
Fress heartlessly remarks that "there IL
q universal demand all over the country
for more book aeents-in Texas"
~"l,xyoRx is necessary" says the
Democratic platform. and since the
exposure Of Mr.. Tilden's perjury every.
body thinks ID ought to commence with
him.
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z.

~ IN Q Republican. I heartily indor,e the
nomination II hayes and Wheeler for Presi'
dent and Vice President Of the United States.
and will support ths Republican ticket at the
general election TO 10 held November Z, 1870,
and that sm q ciiizrn OF tho United States
and Stats Of Nevada. aud an or will he . resis-
tered voter In this precinct ct the time OF the
general election.
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BORN.

REYNOLDs-inviHinia, s~sptsmbsr 10, 10 ths
wife Of Thomas Reynolds. Q sou.
wRSr-in Dun Glen, September n. 10 b wife
Of Harry West, q daughter
10. 10 the wife Of Daniel W. Wallace. .
daughter.
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"I,zyonx is necessary" says the
Democratic platform, and since the
exposure Of Mr.. Tilden's perjury every.
body thinks ID ought to commence with
hin.
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SECOND WARD
nAYEs AND wHEELER CLUB.
GOLD HILL.
A SPECIAL MEETING WILL BIZ HELD
On MoyDAY EVENING, Sept. 18th,

AZ Lincoln Hose House. Lower Gold Hill. for
the nomination Of candidates 70 bc voted for At
the coming primary election for delegates 70
the Republican County Convention also for
the tnnsseiion Of such other business - may
b. isgitimsisiy brought bsfop said meeting.
A prompt nd fall attendance 10 requested.
O. Q. srEvRNsoH. President.
VIZ. II. oaAr. sssrstsry. sells "a
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NEW GOODS JUST RECEIVED,

Consisting Of IAdies' Under Garments Of all
descriptions, such a.
CT MIsRs, NIGHT DIf RssRs,
PANTALRrs, CORsRTs,
HOSIERY, RUCIIING.
TIKI, COLLARS,
CUFFS, ETC., ETC.
And - I an about CHANGING MY BrsI.
Meas. ] WILL SILL. DOR CASH, all goods'
such - Pictures and FLAMES. Bnckets, croeh'
err and GLASSWARE. Toys, Albums. snd !. thou.
ssnd other articles, fOR ANY PRICE. NO
offer will be refused FOR cAr!i. CAL ~ Tine
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PLACE or HOLDING CONVENTION.

The County Convention will be held at
MINERS UNION HALL, GOLD HILL. at u
O'Clock 4 on the 7ist Of september.
Adjourned 20 meet on thursday. the 18th
instant. ct Q O'Clock,
JOHN LAMBERT. Chairman.
W. u. HicxoK. Secretary. seftd
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lied

CRosIN-fn Virginia. September 10. Timothy
crcnin. . native OF County Cork. irsiand.
aged 20 years.
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A BOOK agent Was recently shot in
Texas. whereupon the Worcester
Fress heartlessly remarks that "there IL
q universal demand all over the country
for more book a~genis-in Texas"
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NATIONAL REPUBLICAN TICKET.
y.r Pr..idess sS The r.sseA ssases.
RUTHERFORD .. HArgs'
cv ONO.

Yer vice Presl1sss,
WILLIAM A. wHERLvRs
o. uw so,x-
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Tho Maine Legislature.

PORTLAND. September 15.-Thc Legis-
laturo will stand: House. 40 Repub-
licans and IS Democrats; Senate. 20 Re
publieans and 2 Democrats-a Repub-
lican gain OF u In the House and . In the
Senate.
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PRIMARIES

VIII DO held on TUESDAY. the 18Th instant,
and the County Convention ON IHURsDAY,
the 2ist instant.
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RESOLUTION.

Resolved. Taat no person shall he eligible
for election - . delegate 90 the County Con.
~ventiou. or shall be allowed 10 hold . PROXY
saii Convention.
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The Gold Hill Daily News has
now the largest and best
circulation Of any evening
newspaper published In the
state Of Nevada. It is
therefore tho very best and
most efficient medium for
business, mining and all
other advertising.
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Tilpss said the present campaign
must be made an aggressive me-. but
his organs are making it wholly dsfen-
sive. They ind abundan, cause for
defense. but do not aegr... worth a
cent.
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AMERICAN Plat.

chs,. weeks' saloon. Inspector, n. d. Lind.
sey Judges. X. II. kaufman and JosephP.
PlAnnipgham.
Polls open. 1879 a. H.; close. $50 I. =.
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San ADAMS. the well-known English
jockey died in the streets Of London .
few days ago Of consumption. Three
years ago he broke u blood.vesssl by
ovsr-eIsr,ion in striving to win n nce.
the injury bringing ON a fatal disease.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-09-16

A Empire State Mn. Inspector. Erwin
Beard Judges. Peter Bossell and Andrew XXI.
holm.
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RRspEcrYuLLY ANNOUNCES nMsRLY
as eaIdidats for the once Of Justice Of the
Pesce o. the Town Of Gold Hill, subject to
the decision Of the Republican County Con.
~yention. sei,d
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-07-28
TlLDEN THFN AND NOW.

The New York Tribune. founded by
Horace Greeley, recommended 5. j.
Tllden, in the canvass two years ago,
as an honest and capable man for Gov
prpor OF the great State of New York.
At That time the Tribune was an indie
pendent journal, advocating the
election Of honest men to responsible
offices Tilden was elected by 90, coo
majority over Governor Dix, against
the combined influences of Federal
officials and Tammany Democrats. He
has proved himself honest by reducing
taxation from sixteen to eight millions
If dollars annually, by breaking up the
Canal Ring, which, under the Re
publican aud Democratic administra
tons which preceded him had been
robbing the State, aud by ending the
power of Tammany in New York CITY
In the interval between Tildeu 5
election as Governor and his nom
ination at St. Louis, the control
OF the Tribune passed into the hands
OF Jay Gould, the most uuscrupul.us
stock jobber in New YORK. CITY. aud the
principal owner of the Union Pacific
Railroad, In accordance with his di
rections the Tribuue advocated the
nomination of Blaine at Cincinnati, in
return for favors 10 the railroad, while
he was Speaker Of the House: and now.
While protesting TO be Independent, it
Is Indirectly working against Tilden,
because he is known to be the enemy
of rings, and believes in making the
Pacific railroad compaties pay the
principal and interest Of the bonds
issued by the Government to assist in
building their roads.
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NO len

The Carson Appeal complains of tine
lack of enthusiasm among the members
OF the Republican clab. and says there
Is mo brilliant prospect of money to
fire mp the loyal and patriotic hearts of
Carson City; but it urges the faithful
TO wake MP and throw in as much zeal
and enthusiasm as possible, notwith-
standing no money is in sight. The
Republicans of Carson tDd it up hill
business to get up sufficient political
steam to make respectable fz1le
When Jones and Sharon paid all the tx.
penses OF the elab meetings, furnished
trains of ears free. chartered all the
saloons in town and gave the boys FREQ
whisky, Carson got up several enthusi-
nstic demonstrations; but since all
these supplies have been cut eff the
boys don't seem to care continental
whether school keo7s or not, and all
the whipPiug-in that can be done by
the Appeal, tho Miut. and Federal
brigade at Carson don't produce any
enthusiasm for Hayes aud Wheeler,
add the Appeal Appeals, begs. threatens.
seolds, laments and goes into fits Of
Mysteries over the gloomy situation.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-07-28

JERskY CRY. July .. 1876.
The body Of John Orrlly. dealer in
old junk, was found near west end OF
Pennsylvania depot last night, with his
forehead mashed in. There was evil
dence of a terrible struggle Orrl|y
went TO New York to draw a check for
$1,000, 1t is supposed he vas followed
and waylaid by ronghs. who attacked
him after leaving the tarin.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-07-28
aClii Race.

INV YORK July %.
The yacht race TO Newport and re-
turn for the Bennett challenge cup,
commenced this afternoon from Sandy
Hook with the following yachts COM
peiing; Idler, Wenderer. Tidal Wave,
America. ana the Canadian yacht
Countess Of Dufftrin. When last seen
the America led, the Idler followed,
then the Wander. Tidal Wave next.
and Countess of DCf-rin far to the
wipdward end also far behind Tue
race will probably be finished this
afternoon.
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NEW TO-DAY.
ASSESSMENT NOTICE.

Badger Mill and Mining Company.
n OCATlON 81 principal place Of business.
< d san. Francisco, California.
Location of works. Columtia District, Hum
boldt county State of Nevada.
NOtI ICE is HEKEBX GIVEN. that ut a
meeting of tn Board # Direct r, held en- The
Goth day Of July. 1876, an assessment (No 81
of Zen Cents per share was levied upon the
capital stock OF the corporation, pat&hle i'm
mediately in United States gold coin, to the
Secretary ut he cislee OF the Company, AUS
California street. Rooms : and ID, San Fran
else, California.
Any ock upon which this assessment shall
remain unpaid on the 3utl DAY of august.
1916. will be delinquent, and advertised for
sale at public auction and. unless Payment is
made before. Will be sold on - RSDAY the
TWkNfY-FIRSI day f shpfEM3E4. 1876.
t. pay tie delinquent assessment, together
with costs OF advertising and expenses Il
sale. BY order Of the Buard 4 Directors.
Q. X. SHENCIR. Secretary.
OrFIcE-40S California street. Rooms IA aud
- san francisco California. Jy2o-td
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4 Wife Killer.
PoTTSvTLLE, Pa, Jlly IS.

PoTTsvILLE, Pa, Jlly IS.
John Dunn, a Poiarder, living aud
working at the William Coliiery, neag
Shg nandoah, shot aud killed his wife
at SIX O'Clock this morning. Damn ;
wife had been from home three days.
and Oh her return this morning quar-
rel arose through it. Damn has been
ARE sted.
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Cavalry before renewing active opera
tons. That force is now en- route here
by rapid marches, and will arrive with
in a week -Four Crow scouts arrived
from Terry on the goth, with dispatches
under date of July 10th, and stating
that all is well. Gen. Terry is anxious
~ awaiting dispatches from Crook.
Crook sent special courier to Terry on
the 10Th. If he has good luck he must
reach the confluence of the Big Horn
und Yellowstone rivers by this tine.
Crook wants Terry to march toward bis
command, at least half way, as the In
dams are in this vicinity--mostly up in
the mountains, and there the big bat
ties of this war must be fought. Our
Snake allies positively assure us that
the Sioux are occupying the mountains
above us, just where Siblev's party
struck them in full force, and they will
compel us to fight every inch by iuch.
This will be a dearly warfare. They
know every foot of those ranges, of
which we are decidedly ignorant, and
can guard every pass. and ambnscade
us at every step. If the lessons of the
past mouth are not thrown away in
high places, Custer will not have died
IN vain. Any person spelling Tor a
light had better immigrate to these
parts without delay.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-07-28

he War In Europe The Turks
Defeated.

The War In Europe The TURKS
Defeated.
BsLGRDE, July n. 1876.
The following Is official. The
Turks attempted to cross The river
Ilmok, at Wraso gins;z ou Wednesday.
hut were repul>ed With = heavy loss.
On the 2I,h inst Gen. Auutch CON
pletely defeated DrEylsh Pasha.
The Defeat Confirmed
LONDON. July =. 1916
All the special correspondents CON
firm the reports Of the rerulse OF The
5,u00 Turks. Mo attempted TO cross
tbs Iimok riyer a, Wrascglnatz.
Another ReEulse.
RlGUsA. July =, 1876.
Intelligence from Sclasouic sources
announces that l5.Oe0 Turks. uuder
Mehems, Ali Pasha attacked the MoE.
,ene2rins on Tuesday, near Podsoritza,
and were repulseu and pursued T. That
llacs. RssA sides los heavily.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-07-28

EASTERN DISPATCHES
Crook MevinG-Ehsre the Deeis
i've Battle must he FOUGHT

CHICAGO, lsly p, 1916.
A Times special f;om Crooks expe-
ditlOa samped at tie month If Tongue
river. uuder date OF July 2jl. says:
We have moved Il miles n0gih from
camp at CloGd Peak. since July 10th.
awaiting General Merritt aDd tue 9th
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a STATE CENTRAL COMMITTEE.
Tho said Convention viii consist Of One
Hundred and forty-t@o lI2 } Members. AZ
poriioned As follows;

The different County Committees are r,
Ques,ed 10 cause
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-07-28
The Cleavclanl Races.
CLEAvELAND @, July IS.

CLEAvELAND O. July 2S.
This was the Bird day of the races.
Free for all race; Goldsmith Maid
was favorite 20 to against the field.
purse 81. 0U0. Five started. Gold
smith Maid won the first heat, Fuller
ton the second, bat Smuggler took the
remaining heats and won the race,
The Maid taking second money, Luz
ellie Gold Dust third, Fullerton fourth
lime 2 l51s, ana. 21Gl4. 2.19'.,
: ia. This was the most exciting
race ON this track.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-07-28

BELkNAP's defeuse III The impeach-
ment iIial before the Senate nav be
summed in the words: " had nothing
TO do with il, my wife sold the post
;raderships and received al the mon
ey
National Republican., 1876-03-29
Future Days.
RY 4. }. SWEET, Auctionser.

TRgsTEEs' sALEo OF ANEW THREE-sTORY
AND BAsENENT BRICk DWELLING On
The NORTH SIDE oE n sTREET, BE.
FOURTH STREETS NORTHwE EST.
-S By virtue OF deed OF trust dated May u. A.
o. d. ISIS, duly recorded n liber No. 75S, folio
III S57, one OF the land records for the District of
A.~Coiumbia, and at the request of the party Sc
cured thereby, we will sell AZ public a1etion. in
front of the premises, Oh THURSDAY. March 90
1876, at O'Clock, all that piece parcel of ground
lumbia, known and distinguished on the plat or
plan OF said city as lot numbered thirtyseven (s)
Ia the recorded subdivision Of original lots one
% two, e. and three, .(S,D in square numbered
thirty-siI. (36,l together with the Improvements,
&C.: subject to deed Of trust dated April Is, 1875,
payable In three years from date. for % 90, with
interest AZ 10 per cent, payable semi-annually.
Trims: One fourth cash, and the balance at six,
twelve and eighteen months, with interest at
eight per cent: Per annIm, secured BY deed OF
tion OF the purchaser. deposit OF sl0o will be
required OF the purchaser at time OF sale. and al
conTeysnclng ~ expense of purchaser. II terms
of sale are not compiled with in seven days from
the day Of sale the trustees reserve the right to
resell the property at the risk and costof the de-
faulting purchaser after nve days advertisement.
BRAMIMARp IN H WAESER, }rrustee,.
CHARLES II. MOULTOk, 5
mhtS-eTuTh&ds
National Republican., 1876-03-29
PY 5. T. wORML,Y, Auctioneer,

u
TRUSTEES SALE OFyALUABLE IMPROyED
PROPERTY on THE WEST SIDE OF FIRST
STREET s0UTHWEST,B B BETWEES u AND z.
- By virtue Of deed of trust to US, dated Oc-
Esd tober l. A. D. 1872, and duly recorded In Liber
III No. Is, folio l09, zone of the land records for
- the District of Columbia, and at the request
of the party secured will sell at public auction,
in mont of the premises, on TUESDAY. April 1,
l5G, at $3.50 O'Clock p. m the follow
situate IN the city OF Washington, District OF Co.
lumbia, to wit: An those pieces or parcels Of
ground and premises known and described SUBJ
division lots ''F, - sc, .sW'' and s'V, in W.
u. Todd's subdivision Of part of original lot mum
one, u,) and the whole OF lots numbered wo C2)
and three, "a in square numbered six hundred IN
thirty-eiRht. SS the said subdivision being duly
recorded In the oEce Of the surveyor Of said coun
ty, in said District.
Terms OF sale: Eleven hundred dollars, and in
teIest ten per cent. from April 1, ID. 1874 Qess
s9.) and expenses of ssle in cash and the balance
st twelve months, for which the notes OF the pur-
chaser, tearlug interest from the day OF tae. and
secured by deed OF trust on the property will be
taken, and deposit of xlO0 will be required of the
purchaser At lime of sale and all coaSeysncing IT
cost of puIchos4r.
GEo. ". sTiCKSEr, Trustees.
rnhp