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The new town committees for the
towns Of this county. as appointed by
the county committee. are as follows
Arlington Henry G. Williams. W l.
McAuley Vim z. Eaton Dorset
" A. TyreI. q NJ Sykes. Ira Coch
ran Landgrove II II Harlow. Chas
w Woodward. J II. Abbott Man
chester Ranney Howard, h. J. Haw-
ley, Fred n. Cook peru-P. J. Walk
er. NJ B. Lyon. j. 7 Long Rupert
Albert +. Burton, Edward T. Shell.
don, Geo Richey sandgate Willis
Bentley, Clark J Hamilton, l.. l.,
Hamilton; Sunderland Hartland Jud.
son ]. j Hill Albert Amidon STAN
ford &C. L pinchell. J. NJ. Cough,
Green Nichols Searsburgh Geo J
Bond, Joseph Crosier, Foster Groes
bury Readsboru--J W. Carpenter,
NJ Dawson, A ] Pike Winhall--C
B. Williams, l.. G Bolster, j. NJ Ken
dali Powual-L. j. Gardner, Pliney
Wright, Justin Patrell.
The committee will pee that prima
ries are held and delegates appointed.
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CAMPAIGN NOTES.

Forty one German papers have de-
clared for Hayes and Wheeler.
The 0sceola BEACON (dem. says
Tilden will run ia Iowa very much
like mud scow"
The Springfield Republican is con.
strained to say There ia a good
deal Of distrust Of Mr. Tilden as a poll
tician and as man" Well, we should
say there was.
The Democrats Of Denison, Texas,
got up torchight procession on hear
ing Of the nomination Of Tilden and
Hendricks, and went about the town
cheering Justify for JEFF Davis,
Wendell Phillips says be believes
Hayes and Wheeler will be elected.
Hayes, Wheeler and Tilden, he thinks,
are hard money men Hendricks is
everywhere and anywhere, according
TO which way the wind blows.
Expurgated remark of venerable
Mishanaka Democrat "Four years
ago / had TO swallow Greeley, and III
be blanket blanked il / want any more
New York crow in mine"
Shammy Tilden is a salary grabber
During his administration as governor
of New York the salary of that office
has been raised from four thousand to
ten thousand dollars a year, and yet
Tilden is reputed to be worth five mil
lions.
In the suit OF the St. Louis Il Terre
Hautc railroad company against Sam
uel ]. Tilden, Charles Butler and 9th
ers in the United States district court
the time for the defendants to put in
their answer as a demurrer was extend
ed until the frat Monday in next 0cto-
ber
No paper fought Tildeu so tiercely,
before his nomination, as our sprightly
contemporary, the Kansas City Times
1t now falls into line with the rest Of
as, aud takes its crow thus philosophi
cally "M'yum, yum, yum it is good
crow, and remarkably well served up
~ \ Express
Speaking Of Gov, Hayes letter, th'
Memphis Tenn .lra'aucbe, Demo
cratic paper, says However mucl
, we may differ on the vital point involv
ed in the currency question, we can
not but frankly admit that il is brave
strong. national document, 1t ia bray
er, better and stronger than the plat
form Of his party We were inclined Il
believe that Gov. HAYES was a mega
tive character, bot there is more posi-
live seli.assertion shown IN bis lette
than has been exhibited by any candi
date Tor president in the last quarter g
: century
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STARTLTN O !
READ n ~ ID - IL II.
The HOME.

4 MApAzNE n hearly 2Jj .a'8s pazssl @lsi
with 81 sesiaay, flf efefg Hirmiera y tie anniy.
Elea Rare snd.iiayI and has 1is cfehisli9n
H'r pl4i send Il I1stsgAsd d sbF H14fssa. aas
ta.f igr only I'll Aai read Is faf Oaiy ~ etc,
We vi saBd tho f9llyNlaa Az sfttq.ea " Ia8eip,
ueli worth f8 f0f joufrsn ~ e. rfli shd ca
hangs Ops sct Hns heavy ri4r. bte4s. VA.
fAnfrd sod nsukl price = siy8s yGH hae iltLE.
for Is1y sF geht usual proc g 80 rae pair eist
Knat sieve Eattons cts ace MAiei rAein
i1s ets J. heavy eol1f baton rs ets ara
as 81 elegant bosom pia, git btauutal y 5isa
ftlf. We viii send the Ualaf6 slA Arslelts BY
mali pos-p4Ii, ~ sly s1egesa. ~ Only % ets.
or TIE hUMG and tbs lsEfiEy st Que tliae T.
ss sdlfsss, both, TT oui 81 -.
81 BDWIEH
W0glf5fa N BsuAia tan, Ft.
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Republican County Ticket.

NFpubiltdu Ohutt tithShs
pUH SENATORS,
n. HENRY GUILD, Of Rupert
-lLAs MASON, OF R0adsboFo.
toR ASSISTANT lupGhs,
A. T.. GRAHAM, Of Winhall
JOHN V. CARNEY. Of Bennington.
roR snEmtr,
DAVID CIRCUIT, Of Arlington
TOR nfGH BAfitft,
JONATHAN HAPGOOD, Of Peru.
foR sTATE's ATTORNEY,
w u. SHELDON, Of North Bennington
foR JUpoEs on PROBATE,
E.B. BURTON, Dist. Of Manchester;
GEO. W. HARTMAN, Dist Bennington
Election Tuesday, September 9Th, 1876
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AUENIS WANITU FUH TIE uNI9HI
CENTENNIAL HISTORY.

II sells tester than any other book ever publish
ed One agent cold 81 copies IN day Send for
our oxua terms TO Agents. National Publishing
Co., Philadelphia, Pa.
WANTED Agents TO cEuysss for the anthem.
w tic and complete Life Of Gen Hayes, our
next President by Col X. II. Conweli. Now 10
the opportunity The people are ready for H..
Address b b. RUSSELL, Publisher,
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R.pusl,eaa state Nomination.

NJ
FuA guKEEAah,
HORACE FAIRBANKS.
% - JshBsbnp
foH LfUr-sorEsSuE
RRDPiELD PROCTOR.
Of Rutland
f0h TAEssgREE,
John A. PAGE.
81 Montpelier,
ros nae rofs A. lAkoK.
JACOB ESTEY.
81 BTatiieb9ro
CHARLES + H0UGHToN,
Of North Bennington
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Deaths.

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n.srnls eassssraar

The Unias RePshlicaa d sasr, rsn
msiine ~ he arss Co. v,.s.ssv,l a..
u5ci a Eerrs anf hav H.. esrvrs.
taa = meet 81 = Town hAli 70 Rai
iaai ihRf"a' AuEstt 81. At n
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&c towns ia this county are entitled
. q the following number e delegates /.
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Tie sulsciiber la iusi burned Lila u lin,
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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-03-02
MONETARY FINANCE CONDENSED.
A View RuIs ~ which - Dstssnins
The RsSsisise sspply or nsssy.

A nation composed Of forty million
inhabitants, scattered over o wide e.
tent Of country. requires o larger sum
per capita than the same number oil
population Of greater density.
Density Of population, enterprise and
inter-commercial activities must noces-
sarily enter into the calculation Of na-
tional monetary requirements. To I'M
dertaks 10 determine the sum total, BY
the equal measure per capita, with 9TH
or governmental supplies TO their sew
ersl populations. IL unreasonable and
without Justification, notwithstanding
this method has found the broadcast
sanction In the past.
Before We cast aside an old method, q
better should be suggested TO take its
place. Here II is: A rule, simple. brief
and absolute; n Law. everywhere rscog.
nixed and incontestabls THE rate OF
interest IL tho measure OF supply"
There cannot b. o redundancy Of money
where money commands from 8 TO CO
per cent. per annum interest.
The rate OF interest In England and
among the continental nations (denss
populations) varies from 3 TO s per
cent per annum. II there any proper
reason Why the United states should not
have money al . like rate OF interest.
With an equally entsrprising spirit. an
assumed equality Of intelligence. and
vastly greater natural resources on
which to build our prosperity. why
should the snterprising people Of our
country be obliged to pay from 8 to GO
per cent. per annum interest? What
sound reason Ia there In the dselarature
Of many that We are cursed with . re-
dundancy OF money! Can money Be
redundant in any county while ex-
orbitant rates OF interest = demanded
for its ussi Has not the country been
governed, and its great enterprises
checked by those monstary combin-
atoms whose interests are best served by
the maintenance OF . high rate Of in
tsrestf Has not the supremacy Of tho
vicious money powers been tho aus Of
u being at this time the Debtor
Nation1 Can England. or any other
foreign power desire q moro efficient In
nusnce employed In their bshalf.t to com.
nit us 10 the perpetual payment Of
tribute to thsm7
II will be we'll for US II We examine
more carefully into these charges Of in
flation and rsdundancy-ws give here .
rule. which must in the nature Of
determine the matter absolutely:
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-03-02
Eureka Items.


lkrom I'M cr4aneL EtoSuAfy ~
A few days ago. a. . miner vas work.
ing In . drift in the sixth level OF the X.
and X. mine about $50 feet east Of the
shaft. he noticed the ground sinking be-
hind him and had just time to jump
back. when . large body OF soft. clsysy
rock aid diasonally from the foot wall
above. completely filing the drift for q
distance OF ten or fifteen feet from the
face. Tho drift had been running In
hard rock until within the last 20 feet,
when. II suddenly changed TO . soft.
putty like formation. which 10 consid-
cred In Ruby Hill . favorable indication
OF the proximity Of an orc body.
The Eureka and Palisads Railroad
Company are building . new depot at
Palisade. Persons Who have seen the
franc work say Il will Be one Of the lar
gest and finest In the STATE.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-03-02

MINT MArrrRs.-During the month
Of February at the Carson Mint the
coinage was Ms follows: Eagles. s25. 900.
Trade dollars. So. 900. Quarters, $751;
900. Dimes, Sl78.000. Sixty.sovsn
bars OF fine silver were made, aggregat-
ing In value. $780, G5 II. Total coin
aud bars, $45i.565 II. Yesterday aud
the day before were received at the
Mint l07 bars Of Consolidated Virginia
aud IL bars Bslchor bullion.
Appeal, March I'd.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-03-02

A CLosK CoSrrsr.-In 1880 votes
polled in the Congressional election in
the sth Wisconsin district. McDill, Re
publican. received 9.444; Cate. Indopsn-
dent Rsformer. received 9.446-just two
majority. This 10 probably the closest
race on record. Tho defeated candidate
filed notes Of contest. but Withdrew.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-03-02

THE following Is tho form Of pledge
adopted by q recently organized temper.
ance society: 81 do solemnly pledge
my honor as q man. that should I desire
to drink any spirituous. malt or other
liquors, the number OF drinks shall not
exceed three each day. I reserve the
right 10 drink claret or ale at meals, but
the amount shall by no means exceed
ono.hali bottle" Most anybody could
belong to such . society.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-03-02

FnoN a letter received BY Col. II. N.
Stone Of Virginia City. from Judge Saw
yer. We learn that the nest term OF the
Circuit Court In this State will be held
on the third Monday Of this month. and
the Fall term on the fst Monday in
November. Hereafter there viii Be two
terms Of this Court held yearly in this
State. These dates are hIed by q law
recently passed BY Congress.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-03-02

SATURDAY night the mothsr-in-law Of
Victor Ducross. Of 0maha. held . 10
csption on the oocasion OF her Tooth
birthday. having been born in Caron-
delet. neal So. Louis. February l9.l776.
She Ia the mother Of 10 children. has
adopted and raised II orphans and has
nearly 800 descendants living.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-03-02

Soxr Of the Western papers declare
that there Is mi Church In Chicago
that has no debt. Its situation Ii 20
peculiar and 1t Is &C completely isolat-
cd that its usefulness Is seriously i'm.
paired.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-03-02

"whAt kind Of a man is he. anyhow
asked Spilkins. "0hl a very good sort
Of . fellow" was the reply" only when
he was a baby he fell out OF q three
story window and landed on his cheek,
and Il didn't hurt him q Bit"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-03-02

Col. J. W. GaAsrI. private secretary
OF Senator Jones Of Nevada. died In
washin ston on Wednesday Of pnsumo-
mia, after q brief illness.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-03-02
NEW TODAY.

cExAroR SILVER MINING coz.
. PANY.-.Location Of works. Virginia Mis-
Ing District, Storey County, Nevada:
Principal pisos Of business. van Frsnciseo.
California.
Notice 10 hereby given. that ats meeting o.
the Board Of Directors Of said Company. held
on the twsnty.ninth (1ethl day OF February.
1873, an Assessment (No. 49, OF FLY Cents
ts0e.I per shsrv was levied upon the capital
stock Of said Company, payable Immediately,
In United States gold coin, 70 the Secretary. at
The once q ths COMPANY, NJ: ~ r'ns street,
kpy stock upon which sald asssssment shall
remain unpaid on SATURDAY. the eighth
tSth) day Of April. ls1e. shall Be deemed do
iinausut, q VIII be duly advertised for sale
q pablo auction. and nnless payment shau %
made before will be cold on THURSDAY. the
twsuty-ssvsnih NTH day Of April. tSfe, 70
pay the delinquent assessment, together with
costs Of advertising and expenses OF sale.
By order Of the Board OF Directors.
!. II. 6AYkK. SECRETARY.
O1bce-Room No. 80 Academy Building. No.
$50 Pine street, Ban Francisco. California.
mr4fA
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-03-02

..,;..n., =, ar,v ,h.,. and n~,hsns
~ oes.sr. nj M ne.cs' vboss
y .ns O,nss'" TAsss.
ue'y - s.S:,
~, ,.
A
This ailusion to the special police ser.
vice in Chinatown lead. US TO !sf.r to
me s w1I ias. .n1. .ns oa' az IA
il nov. receiving "A wall ma systsmat.
icaily lsvyine and collecting weekly fees
from Chinese residents In consideration
OK oIui o%e AZ + a. .rS
rsid \, ,hs citv. M -oollsction Of thee
aratuites IL mot only an ~unvsarantabls
imposition. but IL . source Of dsmorh.
ilanon 70 70: snuss P0neS ~
~. .n%Soss;rss.. Ths s-ssumption Thai
thess collection had been made by one
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-03-02

SALLm HAHr isctursd in the Senate
Chamber at Sacramento last Monday
evening. but did not put many ducais in
har punaa
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-03-02
BORN.

DucK-Iu Reno. February -. to the VIII Of
Henry Duck. Q son.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-03-02

THE FINDER OF A COUPLE OF OPERA
YAns. which wers iost. somewhere bstwssn
the railroad eroeslng asd the Concord House,
viii be suitably rewarded By leaving tbs anne
4 tbs FAsHioN SALOON, Opposite ths Nass
oflcs. fsB ~
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-03-02
From shasta.

SHASTA. March Lit has been raining
steady here for the last forty-sight hours
with prospects OF o continuance. The
total amount Of rainfall for the season Ia
60 60-l00 inches. A strong gale is
blowing from the south tonight.
v...o.. ra..sx,. vsu...s.p r.o..
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-03-02
rsunsl daily.

PHILADELPHIA. March LIN tho case
OF Upton ]. Newcomer, Clerk Of tho
Bingham House. charged with violation
Of the Civil Rights bill BY refusing lodg-
ing to Rev. Cook. o colored minister.
the jury this morning gave q verdict OF
guilty.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-03-02


Jury-Sir: Your Committee on County
and City Officers have the honor TO re-
port that. owing TO the limited timo
allowed them. they have been unable to
mako a thorough inspection Of the
books and accounts OF tho several on
Gers. and would respectfully recommend
that tho matter DO referred to the next
Grand Jury.
Your Committee respectfully call your
attention to tho police system OF vir-
Rinia City. As at present organized and
directed. IL Is inadequate to the protec-
ton Of 1900 people. embracing ele-
ments OF lawlessness and violence pecu-
liar 10 all frontier and mining commune
ties. The entire force. consisting Of but
nix regular policemen. with such specials
ns citizens individually feel ID necessary
10 employ and compensate. This force
should DO doubled, at least, 10 insure
the protection 10 which every citizen Is
entitled. The amount TO DO expended
annually for the maintenance Of the
Police Department bsing restricted
by Law. the city authorities. IL 10
lust to say. are not wholly re-
sponsibls for the insnficiency OF
this service. We believe that the tax
payers Of the city are willing to pay for
better police protection. and until the
meeting Of the next Legislature an nd
d,tional special service might Be devised
and Organised which wouldin q measure
at least correct the evils OF hasty and i'll
advised legislation. We would further
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-07-07

ESPECIAL TO THE SILVER STATE.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-07-07
TENDARING THEiR sEi.VICEs.

A dispatch from Salt Lake says that
Generals Conner aud Maxwell have ten
defed their services with loo men
each to the Government to assist in
subduing the hostile Sioux. Ii is to
be hoped that the offer will be accept
ed, and that call will be issued for at
least 5000 volunteers for the Indian
campaign General Connor Is at lleS-
ent resident of this couaty, and is
engaged in mining and smelling at
fighter, acquainted with the tactics Of
the savdges, and with his California
taught the Snakes lessen ia northern
Utah, which they have not yet for
gotten. For several reasons, voluu-
teers are preferable as Iudlan fighters
TO regular troups. They are not
bound with red tape, and do not hes
itate to bring down red skin at ev-
cry opportunity. They are b5tter ac-
seustomed to frontier life than regu-
lars. who are generally from the large
cities, aud they knew more of the
habits and mode of warfare of the
indians than the regulars, except per-
haps few companies who have been
stationed for Years on the frontier.
The massacre of Gen. Custer and his
brave command should be reveuged
al once, and there is no speedier. bet
ter nor cheaper way OF doing it than
by seuding volunteers to the front
There are hundreds of men west Of
the Rocky Mountains, who are expe
rienced Indian fighters, that will
gladly volunteer for the eampaigp,
and when they have whipped the red
devils will settle the valne OF the
Black Hills gold fields by practical
working of the mines.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-07-07
EASTERN DISPATCHES
The Indian War - Gems. Connor
and Maxwell Tender Their
Services.

SALT LAKE. July Z. 1876.
No news has been received from the
scene of the massacre of troops since
yesterday. Gems. p. L. Conpor aud
X. Maxwell. of this city. have ten
dered the Government by telegraph a
regiment of volunteer troops of | 200
men, to be armed. equipped and
ready to start for the Black Hills inside
of five days. There are plenty of old
Indian fighters and others in this vi
cinity ready and willing to start imme.
diately.
Decision In the Reynolds Case.
The Supreme Court to day rendered
q decision IN the Reynolds polygamy
case affirming the Judgment of the
Court below. The defendant, Reynolds,
was indicted for the crime of bigamy
OF polSgamy, and sentenced to impris-
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-07-07

200 men. Gen. Custar, and Coils.
K-agIe, Yates, Cook aud Custar were
killed.
Custar's Command Exfermjnated.
Nkw YohK, June z, 1876.
A special from the Big Horn
SAYS Custar's command was ex'er-
Minated. Loss. Is officers and 200
men. The balance are missing and
probably killed. Gen. Gustav, and
Co.'s. Gustav. Keasie. Yates, Cook,
Capt. Smith. Litni's Sturgis. RILEY,
Critteuden and DIR Lord were killed /;
also Custar's brother and nephew. The
Herald Correspondent, Kelly aud
Lieut.. Harrington are missing. Three
Thousand warriors We're engaged. The
Indians suffered heavy loss, and aban-
doned immense stores.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-07-07

A DISPATCH from San Francisco says
news of the killing Of Gen. Gustav
created considerable excitement among
anil'ary men. Their opiuion is that
g general uprising OF Indians il immi
neut, aud it is expected that portion
of the troops stationed in the vicinity
some of whom are old Indian fighters
will be ordered to the front.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-07-07

TERRIFIC storms ragged in the Western
States last Tuesday. AT Rockdale,
Iowa, forty eight persons are known to
have been drowned by the freshet.
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f.!

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bon @eid,0ften ulb @cmcrbcn fIrdterlid
bcrabscoridt, uno ieoe 8omilie iiebt iid) &C,
notbist, lire stusiagsn ioraFaltig gu iibcr,pa<
den. Die @intcrs;cit, melde nun nabt, brinst
Den @inbcrn Salsentsinouna, blauen 9uitcn
II. I. III. Suiten unb Grtdltuns iucrben iibcr.
all borbcrridcn, mno bic sus;chrrng ncbit
anbcren Sails nao Sungcnfrantbcitcn mirb
gar Mandrn ipearoiIeu. 2icie Aranfbcitcm
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beb6alb luiirocn mir benz @olte ratben, "Bo
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INNER erfolsrcid. Sine Glaide fir is Cents
erbalt cine gauge TamiIic seiuno udbrcnb bes
@intsrs. ,3pei Soicn beben jcben SAL. =
@crfauft an ellen Srtcn Der Scr. Staoten
unb bel oeinem Npntbcfer.
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