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The Ilobokon Forry Conpa yyesterday Intro
lCed the patrl seirVgsttrlug tunellv similar t0
'nls ussi Al the fhiada'ohla kIhihilinn.
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FOREIGN NEWS.
Tn. rureo-s.rvisa Negotiate.

The Tureo-Ssrvian Vegetables.
BELaRApE. September 26.-The various
diplomatic agents have presented dis
patches 70 Prince Milan. announcing that
the Porte had agreed 10 prolong . sus-
pension Of hostilities. and that tho peace
conditions imposed by the Powers recon-
monded tho maintenance Of tho stats quo
a@is beiis@ In regard 10 Servia.
BELGRADE. Sept. 26.-The servian Gov
eminent has given formal notice 10 all its
| military commanders Of the ~prolongation
Of the suspension of hostilities.
Tho llussian Consul In an interview with
Prince Milan, says that all Europe regard
ed the proclamation Of the army. declaring
him King. with displeasure, and advised
him 10 summon General Tchernayeff ~
Belgrade. to toll him that his acceptance
Of the royal title would cause fresh come
plications.
When the Austrian Consulate asked for
explanation concerning Gen. Tchsrnayeffs
proclamation. Prince Milan replied that
he was endcavoring 10 arrange the matter
In . manne showing due confederation
for the feelings Of the army. whose sup
port Was absolutely necessary 10 him. He
said Gen. Tchernaysff and the army al.
hercd to the proclamation despite the dis
suAsion Of the war ministers.
Moro Chinese Concessions Forced.
sHAsoHAI. September 2G.-The dunnin
outrage affair has been arranged. The
terms include compensation TO the family
Of Mr.. Mc0arry. who was murdered. tho
concessions reccctly granted by China for
increasing the facilities for intercourse be-
tween the Government and foreign repre-
sentatives ~ DO fulhllcd. tho judicial sys-
tenn relative 10 foreigners " be improved.
and commercial grievances rsctihed.
Eching City. on the Yangtze river. and
three other ports, are opened To foreign
commerce. The Convention will 10 signed
shortly.
Russian taold Imported 10 Asasrics.
NEW YoRx. September 2e.-Yesterdsy
there were received Of tho Assay office 3d.
900 pounds In Russian half.imperiAls Just
from tho Mint. received by . private
banker ON consignment, and which IL be-
lieved 81 he the first instalment Of . largo
amount TO go at once into the melting pot
and from there to the Mint. A. the pres
ent low rate Of exchange the importation
Of gold must continue.
4 spanish Peiitical Refugee.
LISBON. scpt. 2G.-Nicholas Salmeron
has ied 10 this place from Madrid 10 CO.
cape prosecution for his connection with
tho manifesto advanced by the Republi.
rams and circulated throughout Spain.
Failure Of IN Esgiish Firm.
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spotted Tail was - More TIN

Spotted Tail waas - More Time.
sPorrKp TAIL AoEScr. ssptsmber H.
via SIDNEY. Nsbrssks. September 26.-
The Ant council with the Sioux OF the
Spotted Tail Agency was held this after-
noon. The Chairman Of the Commission
told the Indians that they had come TO
hear their answer In regard TO the prop.
osition submitted 70 them. spotted Tall
responded for the Indians In . long speecn'
saying the Government had made numsr-
Gus treaties and promises with tne m
dians. but bad not kept Them that me
present war did not originate Win tnsm,
but was forced upon the Indians b.. WHITE
men who came 70 their lands. Finally, d
agreed to look at the lands In missouri
with his young men. and said tho Indians
wished 70 consider the matter until the
next day. Tho council accordingly Nd
journed.
srorrrp TAIL AGENCY. September Is,
via SIDNEY, September 26.-The treaty
with the Indians Of this agency was o q
cluded this evening. after . three hours'
council. Spotted Tail made another
lengthy speech. In which he insisted on
going down to the Indian Territory drst
70 look at the country, and then 90 70
Washington 70 talk with the Great Father.
He also wished TO delay signing the treaty
until the present war was satisfactorily and
psacsfuliy settled; but they finally signed
the treaty.
The Asseadaa~s as she Csatss.iai.
PHILADELPHIA. September 2o.-Ths
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TIE OUTLOOK.

Owing 70 the universal strinssncy and
dull times for the last few months. the
people generally practice economy In their
purchases In all branches Of trade. The
clothing business has felt the pressure
with the rest. Considering the situation.
We feel Erstined that our business has
held Ia own beyond u expectations. Al.
though the hard times are not yet past,
We feel that reaction will come. and that
PEOPLE WILL HAVE new CLOTHING.
In anticipation Of this. we arc laying In
. largo and well-selected stock Of custom
made clothing for mon and boys. furnish
goods, boots, shoes, hats, trunks. ~valises,
blankets, etc.. and In purchasing k,pt az
eye 10 hs ~ais eAsscs - namely: buying
cheap-for va know that VIC must sell low
70 meet the depleted purses Of the COM
munity. and Va can and will do II. Come
and zee II We don't.
REiSsrxfS a woLy,
Leading Clothiers, Gold Hill.
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sroonp pispAroH.
Damaging Tsssimeay Against L.
land stsnSsrd-Ths Oraad Lag
OF tioed Templars-

BAN Fn,Scisco. Sept. 2e-s ?. NJ
In the Central Pacific Railroad Company
vs.. COIN case to-day defendant was put on
the stand. and testified at length In re-
laiion to the loan made by him 81 tho re-
quest 81 Leland Stanford. 70 ex.Senator
Maclcay. who was thon Chairman OF the
Senate Committee on Corporations. Wit
ness saated that the amount wts . little
less than $4,000 ; that u was made 70
enable Macleay IN raise . mortgage ON hii
ranch In Los Angeles county ; and that II
wa made at Stanford's request.
In consideration that Mr., Nscleay
should report on . bill then under con
alteration In his committee involving The
question Of fares and frsights. In . man.
ner favorable 70 the railroad company.
The Grand Lodge Of Good Tsmplarl
viii convene Of OAKLAND mart Tuesday.
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hEiNsIkIN q WOLF,
Leading Clothiers, Gold Hill


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tones mp the system. builds mp the broken
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etc. Thousands have been changed by
the use Of this remedy from weak, sickly,
suffering creatures to strong, healthy and
happy men and women. and invalids can-
not reasonably hesitate 10 give IL trial.
A s2-page pamphlet. containing = history
OF the Peruvian Syrup, . valuable paper
on progress In medical science. . treatise
on Iron y . medical agent. testimonials
from distinguished physicians. clergymen
and others. will be sent free TO any ad-
dress. Beth W. FowLE 4 SoSs. Proprie-
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Sold by dealers generally. I
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.wrLL, I'm blanksdr" exclaimed q
Comstochsr this morning - lsdy swept
by him with hsr skirts held up by the
pev.fanRlsd cord and ~belt-hook. wen:
I'm blanksd II they hain't got . bloch ana
tackle 10 haul mp their psttieoatsi "ha'
RsItr'
AxorusE main. leading fron the main
hume. 10 being put In by the Virginia and
Gold Hill Water Company. IL 10 being
led west Of the Bullion min To the ressr.
voir In that locality. A large numoer OF
men are engaged In the work.
Owen MoxAnAS. who has worked In the
Consolidated Virginia mine ~ timber
mAnfor nearly nfteen years. left last even
Ing for santa Barbara. California. where
he ross for the benefit OF his heaith.
]. N. sroxr. late Of the 81 Louis Ne
,.s,.sa. and now correspondent Of the
New York T,;b.ss. 10 Whiting Nevada pro-
~fessionaiiy. He will probably n many
itsms Of interest on tho Comssock.
Tns social 10 be given by the la.'ies Of
M. John,. Church will take place this
evening Al Miners' Union Hall. Gold Hill.
ID 10 10 Be- one of the most e~nioyarie a.
fairs imaginable.
CON HILL has . lively appearance 10
DAY. Democratic politicians are .. thick
- b~lsekberrieu In summer. All this u
eaused by the Convention.
THr Republican meeting In Virginia
mani Monday evening will 30 . grand
AFFAIR. Let every Republican attend.
TEE Gold Hill and Virginia bus limo
CONTINUES TO 10. full Of passengers. each
way. There's nothing like comfort
TAG weather has been almost uncomfort-
ably warm for the past two or three days.
To-day IL 10 quite pleasant.
TWENTY-FIVE bars Of bullion. valued at
sss. o .ss. we're shipped from Virginia
City last evening.
Pnosrssoa W. fnASK srr~Axr has
written an exhaustive report Of the Cisco
coal mines.
TEE Democratic Convention IL q bo-
MANN for The Gold Hill saloon ksspsrs.
sons dns gold specimens have been
brought In from the Esmaralda mines.
Hox. THOMAS wRKS. Republican candi-
date for Congress. 10 In Virginia
TEE Virginia City Board Of Aldermen
yin meet this evening.
Tsr streets Of Virginia are crowded
with strangsn.
TEE sesiss Il he Union Iron Works ara
bsiag repaired.
No arrests we're made in Virginia Last
Night.
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Ban PaAxcrsco. sept. as ?. y.
Mexican-30t asked.
Im~perial--4t bid.
CaiiforniA-59S asked.
Justics-i7S bid.
Caledonis-5a asked. 50 bid.
Californis-8 bid.
Con. virsinia-52S asksi.
Northern Belle. 23s Asksd.
Bsst& Bslehsr-A bid.
CLifornia-5sh asked.
Jscket-23 bid.
Kentuck-l1 bid.
Elchsquer-i3 bid. 49, Asksd.
Leopard-l0S bid.
Crown Point-il bid. Nv asked.
nierra N~svada-i3 bid.
Union Con-i3 bid.
savage-i7 bid.
Gould 4 Curry-N bid.
Alphs-4it asked.
Hale 4 Norcross-l0s asked.
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Two young ladies' from the visit at
Paris salon and admire several hun
drsd pictures. At last they turn 10 20.
and, o. they pass out. n observes.
with . kind smile. 10 the door-tsspsr:
"Psrmit NJ 10 tender you our congrat-
ulations. sir. They are all very beau
tiful. Il must have cost you great pains
to paint them all 7"
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A boy Run over and Killed BY =
Freight Train = The spread Of
she SMALL Pex.

BAN F~RAScisco. Sept. 26.-i ,. ~
About eight o'clock this morning . boy
aged nine years. BON Of Patrick cronin,
was run over by . freight train on the
Southern Pacific Railroad. near the corner
OF Twenty.frst and Harrison streets.
Both legs were cut of. He died In about
an hour.
Three new cases Of smallpox are reported
this morning and five deaths.
To-day the health officers are at work In
Bartlett alley. and the remainder Of the
block bounded by Kearney. Dupont Jack
son and Pacific streets.
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OnsTACLRs 70 MAupIAGR.

Happy relief for young men from the effects
OF errors and abuses in early life. Manhood
New method Of treatment. New and remark.
able remedies. Books Add circulars sent nee.
IN sealed envelops.- Address HOWARD AZ.
ISOLATION, tis N. ninth street, Philadelphia.
Pam Institution having q high reputation
for honorAbls conduet and professional shin.
lara 1m
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DR. SrEKLE. proprietor Of the famous
Medical Wonder" has been In town adj
vertlsing his Kennedy. the great cure for
Pains. II IL universal In is application
for family use. For sale by druggists.
Tvs
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A s~uppocArINa couaH.

10 . letter 10 Mrs. Isle, Of chicago. . wsil
known contributor TO the Western press, she
ascflbes the cure Of dangerous cough. accom-.
panled By bleeding at the lungv, 10 Halc's
Honey OF Horshound aud Tar. my cough
she says. .threatsned 10 ,ufocste me
bat the Honey OF ~liorehound and Tar has
removed every trace of It." The letter WAS 10
. lady friend IN this city. who has plaeed u at
the disposal Of o.. N. Crittrnton. Z sixth ave.
nue.. Pfts's Tootharhe Drops cure In ons
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ron = o rlusrrss.

The following gentlemen were NOM
mated from Virginia for the Office: J. @.
Currie declined. J.. T. Riorden. J. u.
Thatcher declined. W. @. Thompson. r.
J. Breed. Joseph Barnert. J. @. schmitt Of
flovcry and 7. Tully.
II was resolved that the Ave Highest
names b declared elected. and that the
two having the highest number Of votes
Be nominated for the long term.
At the time the NEvs went 10 press the
Convention was still In session.
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o COUNTY cLKHx.

Three names were placed before the
Convention from which to make selection
Of . candidate; W. q. Thompsoa. John
p. Mcfarland and Richard Brown.
Fint ballot-rhompson 10. Mcfarland
Il, Brown "a. Second ballot-Thompson
iG. Mcfarland ~. Brown ~. Third bal
lot-Thompson II. Mcfarland n. Brown
a. The name Of Mr.. Thompson vas
withdrawn. Fourth ballot Mcfarland
IS. brown -.
Mr.. Mcfarland vas declared the choice
Of the Convention for County Clerk. and
his nomination Wa made unanimous.
The Convention then adjourned until
10 a. n. to-day.
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THE EVENING NEWS
10 CANDIDATES.

We vish to remind all candidates for once
q ths coming election that Ill announcement
IN nh pspsr end all election printing nusa be
paid b advance. We can accept Of no eoutin-
ssat smnesusais. SHOW your vorthin. - ior
The once By paying promptly your winters
blila.
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Lros's KArHAnros makes beautiful.
glossy. luxuriAnt hair ; prevents its falling
out or turning gray. II has stood the test
Of forty year. 10 charmingiy ~perfumed.
and has no rival.
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THE DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION.


Nsaisasisss Ssr Rsesrder. Dissstes
Asssrnsy, Treasurer, Csussy
Csoaisstsaers. Csreasr. nupsrs
tatesdsnt ct Public schssls ssA
Oshes 00ess Aaas "A Lively
New 90 I've.
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be nominated for the long term.
Al the time the NEws went TO press the
Convention was still In session.
-
Evans CHoP Horsx.-Among the chief
and most substantial institutions in vir-
ginis City has always been Evans chop
house. Il has been even more familiar
than = household word. for II has implied
something to eat. And 1t still implies
somsthing to eat. That popular institu-
ton was totally destroyed and wiped out
by the big firs Of last Fall. but o the
great International building IL restored
and stands better and handsomer than
ever. and with II Evans chop house Il TO
stored In ell la former glory and popu-
lArity. There Il 10 In the corner facing
Union and Q streets. and last even
ing II reopened 10 the greatest rush
Of hungry people ever seen. Some had
evidently been waiting for . day or two
for Evans N open. In order TO get even on
themselves oncs more. And the rush still
continues. 10 the reckless destruction Of
oysters. mutton chops. pumpkin pie. and
al sorts of good ~satables. Call Tor any
thing you can think of that you want. and
you can always got Il at Evans chop house.
Read the advertisement In another column.
FL DoHADo sALoox.-This new saloon.
Just opened II No. o. North @ street. vir-
ginis. lust north Of Union street. In the
new international building. Is already In
me tuil uur o' suecs,s. ~ nooPer. sne
ssSanshoa, an. i,ssth anal breadth Of The
Comstock, and has ~ many friends In
Gold Hill and Virginia - anybody. HIS
saloon 10 most elegant and recherche In
style. very sdvantAgeously located. M
there you can get ~ good liquors and CT.
made q specially. Gold Hillers. whom at
yiryinls' sbouli by All means drop In and
try ,he n Dorado Saloon.
rD-hASpEp hiks.-The asoVe Pusii'
istic celebrity called at this ONCE to-day.
r.ous.,ine . correction OF the item which
has zone the rounds Of the papers. TO the
effect that he had = small bit Of . set-to
with Tom Gavin. At Silver City; . day or
TWO s,nee ana g ~ .,nns" s,;h ~ man tar
snn nj secidsnt,iiy hit him a lille hard.
n..,n .,nn,.l .nS comnl,insJ so that
Mn. ani, snd i.t him ALONE. Ue ala moi
"a ,nx sho. Of 4 thrashiny. and. more.
o.sr n viii ,sls . biy,er man than Tom
G.xin 40 10 4, Niis diJ NOT rush tbis
nj, ~ nonssu.s into print. And h sorry
1"x, -. an ,ooiish IT, ia 40
"
TEMPERANCE LECTURE. Rev. Jsbez
Walker, Grand Worthy Chief Templar Of
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HAoAs's MAGNOLIA BALM preserves and
restores the complexion. removes freckles.
tan aud s~Allowness; makes the skin soft,
white and delicate. Its application csn-
not be detected.
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.rHR YOCNa MAN'r POCKET COM.
PANION"

10 the title given 10 . small boof soon 70 be
puhlishsd By DR.. H.. WAGNER. providing
uIns. All who wish . copy. are requested 70
call II No. 3 South U street. Virginia city. and
test the merits Of the rsmsdirs before sub
scribing Cor the same. II 10 Q digest GU vsns.
rssl dIasaasa B m
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ISOK HRRkt

Il 10 worth knowing that FURNITURE
BEDDING. CARPETS. LoUNaEs. SPRING
MATTRESSES. and many other things. can bs
bought Of Y. W. GRANT. Gold Hill tabovs the
NEvs of1cs). Of % rcasanabis rates % 81 any
thsy are represented 70 be. IAN
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Aftegn0oo neesioo.
The Convention rrassembled at hAlf.past
~ o'clock. The delegates had got warmed
up to their work and very few were absent
at roll-eail.
uRLIc ADMINISTRATION.
Nominations for Public Administrator
and Coroner wore first In order. Andrew
Barnes, DIR. Bergstein and Leo Mayer were
named. Delegate John SNOW arose on be-
half Of Mr.. Barnes AMI denied that he was
or ever hal been = meIabsr of the Crescent
organization. an organization which. Mr..
SNOW said, ostracises every Catholic aud
every man who IL married to . Catholic
lady. DR.. Bergstein made . beautiful
speech, In the course Of which he expressed
acheerful and professional willingness TO
.it upon the Republican corpse. First
ballot-Bergstein 80. Mayer Is, Barnes II.
Tn, nomination Of DR.. Bergstein was
made unanimous by reclamation.
COUNTY %susvrron.
Colt. HAST was nominated for this Office
and an motion the nomination Was made
unanimous.
,uPERINIGxpESr or frpLic SCHOOLS
Colonel stone nominated J. II. Graham
for ,hi. Office and Endorsed him ~ . gen
tlem.n Of education. aud n who hAs
ha.n accused Of wearing q clean shirt.
which. in the Colonies opinion. va. bettei
than habiting oneself in . bloody shirt
Mr.. Graham was nominated py seeiAuA
ton.
COUNTY COMMISSIONERS.
ror mi, Office John Wade. willard
Ritter. William Gray. r. j. Breed. l.. 7.
Fox. d. Lyman. Thomas cordiell. hi
Johnson and Charles Lawrence ldeeiined'
~.,. pi.eeJ In nomination. 10 Was de
c,Js.l ,h.t the Gold Hill delegation vots
Tor one Commissioner and ,ns sIIs,n.
delegation for two. Gold hiii-flrs' -
lot-fox Z. Gray y. Wade =. seeon osl.
lot-fox 7. Gray IL, Wade :. u'Ay W.
declared the nominee. n,
Virginia First bAllot-Ditsr ~. Breed
IS, Coriisll 10. Messrs. Bitter aud john
son were declared the nominees OF the
Convention.
A motion Ia adjourn for half 81 hour
MAS carried at this point. Time. 2 O'Clock.
n oFricxRs.
The Convention reassembled at . quar-
Ter past 3 O'Clock and proceed 10 nominate
. Justice Of the Peace for Township No. I.
Virginia. embracing tho Third and Fourth
Wards. Vim. Ryan was nominated BY
acclamation. and for Constable. y. Nor
ton. For Township No. 2 III. Cooper
vas nominsted by exclamation for Justice
Of the Peace and 8. J. waiksr for Consta-
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BILE. For Township No. 8. Gold Hill and
American Flat, Z. O. Cook for Justice
Of the Peace and George Sanders for Con-
stable were declared The nominees.
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Yesterday afternoon after the Sxvs vent
to press nominations for County Clerk
were made.
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EASTERN DISPATCHES
DOMESTIC NEWS.

.r.crAL TO TN. q HILL DAILY ssvs
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A CARD.

To all who are suffering from the errors and
indlserstions OF youth. nervous weakness,
early decay. loss of manhood. etc.. ! win send
. recipe that will cure you. free Of charge.
This great remedy was discovered by . nile.
sienary 10 south America. Send Q selfad.
dpssed epvelope 10 the Rev. Joseph T. inman,
station ID, bible House. New York city.
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suLPHua 10 one VI the oldest and best estab.
lished remedies for skin diseases known 10 the
protessiou. No suitable vehicle had been
Hand By which 70 apply u 10 skin diseases on
the faos until 0isnn's sulphur Soap funi.hed
that desidsratum. hold ever where.
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1roR REcoRnEn

The following gentlemen we're placed In
nomination for this Office: Fred Nichol.
Lloyd Rawlings and J. II. johnson. The
latter declined. First ballot - Nichol 81.
Rawlings 20. Mr.. Nichol ~ therefore
declared the nominee u the Convention.
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The Convention resssembled at half.pssi
~ O'Clock. The delegates had got warmed
up to their work and very few were absent
at fnll-call.
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WESTERN DISPATCHES


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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-09-26

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