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New-York tribune., 1878-10-11
4 MEDICAL WAR IN ORANGE cOUNTr.

MIDDLETowN, Oct. 10.-At the late session
OF the Orange County Medical society the question
discussed OF readmitting 20 membership the hOmGO-
pathc physicians, who few years ago ruled oai
The alopathc doctors rdiculed the doctrine of siDd
siD,ilibus e,ron and said the homGOpaths themselves
have faith in II and practising all0p ~ The
Orange County Homeopathic Society affirm ''iit b.
lief ia tho principles OF Homeopathy yesterday and de-
MED the charge that II Is descrtng the practice and by
resolution demanded proof from the alUpathic doctors.
medical war r. imminent
New-York tribune., 1878-10-11
IOWA.
HALF THE STATE HEARD FROM.

AN ESTIMATED REPUBLICAN MAJORITY or 10000
loss OF TWO CoNGREssMRN.
lBY TELEGRAPH THE TRIBUNE.1
DIS MoINrs, Iowa, Oct. 10.-Returns from 81
countless which cast half the vote of the State
give a Republican majority of 200 on the State
ticket gain of $50 on the vote Of last year. If
this increase continues, the Republican majority in
the State will be $4,000. The Republicans elect z
The Greenback elect judges in the IId, Vth and
Xth Districts, and 2 District Attorneys. The Re-
publican Congressmen elected are McCoid list
District, Price QId), Updegraf QIIdl Deering
1vth), Clark WITH, Sapp (YIIIth), and Carpenter
uXth). The Greenback men elected Weaver in the
With District by about 900 majority. and Gillette
in the With by abOut 500 majority. Both are
pledged to act with the Democrats,
New-York tribune., 1878-10-11
THE CoYyEC1ICUT TOM ELECTIONS.

THE REPUBLICANS GAIN TIN TOWNS AND THE
DEMOCRATS LOSE FOUR1EEN.
HARTFOED, Conn, Oct. 10 Full returns from
tho town elections last Monday show that eighty
towns were carried by the Republicans, hfty-fve
by the Democrats. aud that thirty are evenly d-
vidcd Last year seventy towns were carried by the
Republicans, sxty-nino by the Democrats. and
twentv-six were evenly divided. The net kepnbl-
can gain this year is ten towns and the Democratic
lnss fourteen towns.
New-York tribune., 1878-10-11
WASHINGTON.

HOW TO TAKE THE FORTIFIED STILLS.
THE SUBJECT UNDER DISCUSSION MATTERS,
GOVERNMENTAL AND OTHERWISE.
1t is claimed at Washington that the Army
can be employed to capture the defiant distiller-
les in Arkansas; the AttOney-Ge has the
subject under study. General Sherman sets at
rest to-day certain improper stories set afioat
by Western newspaper. The Capital is rather
deserted, but few items of interest from the
departments are contained IN THE TRIBUEE's
dispatches below
New-York tribune., 1878-10-11
CRIAESAND CASOALTIEs-BYTE TELEGRAPH


AFJEh
SALT LAKE CITY, Utah. Oct. 10.-Sylyanus Col
lett has placed trial az Provo completely In the
ASSASSINATION OF four Of tho Aiken party In 1871 IL sup
posed the murder was by horm0nAl
HUMBUGGED WITH PI6.LEAD
BOsToN Oct. 10.-Andrew Bressant, arrested IN
few day. ago and brought here has been
Nicholas MOens OF tho Highlands out OF S94 by giving him
bag Of Dig lead 10 exchange for gIeenbacks
DECAPITATED IN A CoRNF1ELD.
DECATUR, ILL.,, Oct. 10.-Charles EveTman ana
peghDOr who cutting corn In Geld near here beca
three blows neck with cutter, ssyerng the
s4Yam the body
New-York tribune., 1878-10-11
4 FATAL ACCIDENT T0 a C4XDIDATE.

HACKENsACK, n. j., Oct. 10.-Ex-Sherif
jacob Van Blarcom Of this place leading candidate
for the Democratic nomination for Sheriff OF Bergen
County was thrown from his buggy at Fort Lee to-day
His neck was dIslOcated II probable that no vii do
New-York tribune., 1878-10-11

mated Z. Moody BOyntOn Of Eewburyport Inhis uIs-
trict embraces the Cities OF Gloucester, HaVcrnl NeM
buryport and Salem and twenty-five towns IN Essex
County. George B. Loring Rep the present congress-
man, had about /, 100 majority In 1851
Boston, Oct. 9.-The Democrats of the Liza
Congressional District have nominated Benjamin Dean
This district composed Of ten wards in Boston II Is
now represented by Mr.. Field Rep), who was
elected by majority Of five votes over Mr. Dean' WHO
was then as now the Democratic nomineel
In the IVh Congressional District yesterday the Demo
Gratis renomnated Leopold Morse. This district IN
cludes nine wards in Boston and the City of Chelsea
Mr. Morse was elected by 1O240 votes against 9,2lo
for Rufus g. Frost, Rep.l -, go.
Nathan Clark, OF Lynn, was nominated DY the Sreen
backera in the Vth Congressional District Ths usIct
includes the City OF LynJ and fourteen towns III hiddo
sex. General Banks (ep) elected there in 1870 Dy
13.325 votes. against 1917 for Mr.. Frothlngham.l
The Democrats OF the XIh Congressional District nave
nominated Janus ". Durham, Of PIttshed. lBerksblIo
and all of Hampden except the City OF Hoyoke, make up
the XIth District. In 1879 II elected Mr.. Robinson
lepl by 1922 votes, against 9,7GO Tor MT Chaplh'
Dpm.l
New-York tribune., 1878-10-11
INDIANA.
MR.. ORTIZ ELECTED.
tBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE.

iBY TELEGRAPH TO TIE TRIBUNR.l
WASHINGTON, Oct. 10.-The Hon. J. NJ. Wilson
received telegram from Lafayette Ind. this even
ing from J. F. Marks. announcing that Godlove S.
Orth lRep.) is certainly elected in the IXth Con-
gresSiOnal District. MrWilson says that Mr.. Marks
would never send such telegram If he did not
know II to be true.
New-York tribune., 1878-10-11
THE SIZE OF THE MAJORITY IN DOUBT.
TIE REPUBLICANS NOW ESTIMATE FROM 5000 10
z nnn-rnR nEMocRArs cnNcEpE 4 600.

7,OO0-THE DEMOCRATS cONcEDE 1000.
IBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TgIBUNg.l
COLUMBUS, Ohio, Oct. 1O.-Returns from seventy
two counties, partly official, reduce tho Republican
majority to less than 5000, as figured by John G.
Thompson, who claims that the majority will
be less than 1000 when the full returns
are in. General Robinson still maintains that
the State ticket is elected by a majority of from
5000 to 1000. 1t is generally conceded by the
Democrats of the old school that Senator Thur
man has placed himself on the retired list far as
the Presidential contest in 1880 is concerned.
New-York tribune., 1878-10-11
SENATOR CONKLING TAKES THE FIELD.
AN oLD-TIME REPUBLICAN RALLY-HEARTY EN-
TuUsIASM MANIFESTED.


AN oLD-T1ME REPUBLICAN RALLY-HEARTY EN-
TnUsIAsM MANIFESTED.
IBY TELEGRAPH To THE TRBUSB.i
ITHACA n. Y, Oct. 1O.-A genuine old-fashioned
Republican rally was held here tonight in Wilgus
Hall. Senator Conkling was the leading
speaker Long before the hour announced
for speaking trains brought q great null
titude from surrounding counties. Mr.. Conkling
spoke upon invitation of the Tompkins County Re
publican Committee, of which Dr. Tarbell is presi-
dent. The hall was literally packed as Mr.. Conk-
ling mounted the platform, upon which were seated
several prominent persons, including Congress
man Dwight, President White, and Pro-
fessor Goodwin Smith. Mr. Wilcox was
elected temporary chairman, and made
brief acknowledgment in appropriate words. lie
introduced Senator Conkling, who held the audi
ence III lstless attention for one hour and three
quarters. He confined himself almost entirely to
cheers A voice asked How is Rutherford B.
HAYES - MIR. COnkling answered, " oh am not
his keeper This was the only alluHOn TO the
Administration.
The meeting was enthusiastic throughout. and the
earnest interest shown by all was an index OF the
intense political feeling now existing In western
Central New-YOrk. In concluding, Mr.. Conkling
made complimentary alusiOns To Congressman
Dwight and 10 c. NJ. Titus, the Republican nominee
for the Assembly from this district Senator Conk-
ling will speak in Cortland on Friday night. This
was his first campaign speech and OH that account
was invested with special interest
New-York tribune., 1878-10-11
HARD WORK FOR TWO DEMOCRATS.

THE GREENBACK MEN PUSHING GENERAL JOHNSTON
HARD IN THE lid VIRGINIA DIsTRICT-sTRoNG
OPPOSITION TO MIR. GOODE IN THE lid DISTRICT.
[Br TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUSEI
WASHINGTON. Oct 1O.-A private letter received
here this afternoon says that General Joseph L.
Johnston, the Democratic candidate for Congress
from the lid Virginia District, will encounter great
difficulty III his canvass, for the Greenback men are
rapidly gaining strength in the district, and are
probably too strong for the General already In the
Id or Norfolk District, the indications appear to
point to the defeat of John GOode, jr (Dem.l the
present member. The Norfolk D0y-BOoE Demo-
cratic newspaper, has declared against him, on the
ground that he had no influence in Congress. and
was unable TO do anything for his constituents. The
workingmen of Norfolk and Portsmouth, large
element strongly oppose him. The Lamb faction,
which opposed Mr.. Goode in the convention, is max
ing a determined fight against him. This. with the
opposition of the wOrkingmcn, almost insures his de-
feat. The Democratic majority in tue lid District
in 1876 for Gilbert &. Walker about 2, 100. In
the lid District Mr. GOode had about 1000 major
ity.l
New-York tribune., 1878-10-11
covcREsSMEN PROBABLY ELECTED.

The Congressman elected on tuesday, ~ acTolulns n
10 the latest advices, are named below. nc hep"D
leans have lost three members IN onlo 'nioo ~
Hesno S.".a and two in Iowa. One Greenback candi-
I1V.I ,1V - 1Dd;apa and two in Iowa are elected.
New-York tribune., 1878-10-11
sRenominated.
OHIO.

.TbeIe was suTe 70 elect in lid district
In September and second election will be held November
New-York tribune., 1878-10-11
THE OFFICIAL MAJoRITIEs.
GENERAL PREss DISPATCH.

INDIANAPOLIS, Oct 10.-The official maiorities
in the Kth Congressional District give Mr. Orth
tRepl 07 majority, as follows;
New-York tribune., 1878-10-11

tricts from last nights report. The congressional
delegation in the State stands: Democrats, 6; Re-
pubhcans, 6 /; Nationals, 1.
New-York tribune., 1878-10-11
THE WESTERN ELECTIONS.

rITE INDIANA LEGISLAI Uhb ULNVOI'1IH 10'
IL ono REPUBLICAN MAJORITY ESTIMATED AT
'" .nov FIVE THOUSAND To SEVEN THOUSAND
-, REPUBLICAN BY EIFTEEN THOUSAND.
rhe Ohio Republicans now estimate ma
- Of from 5000 to 1000 on the State
ttcket. The Indiana returns indicate the e,ec-
.iOn % Of Republicans, 6 Democrats ana 1
c.nsrhack o., candidate to Congress. Mr.. orth
a. olsCted in the IXth District. The Demo
= n,ots a. have a majority in the Legislature. The
y,~' DS~ublican majority in Iowa is now estimated
~ * 600. There are no later reports from
West Virginia.
New-York tribune., 1878-10-11
OR.Ncr COUNTY DEwocRATIc NOMINArIONs.

ORANGE COUNTY DEMOCRATIC NOMINATIONS
MIDDLETOwN, n. Y, Oct. 10.-Ihe Demo-
Gratis of Orange County have made the following noni-
nations: For Treasurer, william NJ. Murray Special
County Judge, ID. W. Van Zndt; superintendent OF the
Poor James Scott; Justice OF Sessions, Oscar Rose
Grams Coroner, j. L. Graham.
New-York tribune., 1878-10-11
NEw-JERsEY REPUBLICAN NOMINATIONS

ELIZABETH, y. j., Oct. 1O.-The Union
County Republican Convention, this afternoon nomi'
mated Benjamin A. VAIL Of Railway, Tor Senator; cx-
Sheriff Seth b. Ryder for sheriff; Dr. d. h. Mcconnell
OF Cranford Dr. T. " Mclean, E!Izgbath, and DR. IT,
Page Hough, OF Railway, for CCrOners. Ex-senator
stone pre- sided, and addressed the convention.
New-York tribune., 1878-10-11
OHIO.


~, p.nyb,;cnns Q. Dist. Democrats, II.
O""1 q RntterWorth ILL. a. McMahon'
II-TlOs, l.. Young N-behJ' 5eiGih0'
SHINY g Neal / VU.-FTauk II. Hurd.
YVI-sWm. NJ 'Kinleyjr VIll-oE. d. fInieg. gro
AKIHL AKIH-II' 'Sp'f ~ 'ffr,nSegroff X-"Thomas Ewing.
AHMI-gii gioa - GaT6sld. XI.-aHenry L.Dckey.
AI1'- "a Townsend IXIII-AndrewJ.W Warner.
Az d. A'"-0 XIV.-GIbson AthertOn'
XV.-Geo. w. Geddes
INDIANA.
n;,t B,pvblioan. 6. Dist. Dcmocrats, Z,
L-W. Heilman. Il. nos IL; ~ N9Do'1 NY1l
V-"ThOs NJ Browne. 1lI'-,Oe0. a. ~ pISnra0i W,
sWno Fl Calkius VI-Wm. X. Meyers
VI Calvin CowCili. VII-G. De La Matyr,
XIII.-"John II. Baker. w. & ~
Xiv. 6. Coierick.
IOWA.
D;,t R,pyBlioaas ?. Dit Republicans z.
I-Meses 4; MoCOid. K.z1C; e. Carpenter
u-AHiram Price. 6TtTRV9SH, reg TT =,
iIVsNatb' q. Deering. VILE. II. Gillette 70.
V-sRpsh Clark and d.
yIlI.-'Wm. F. Sapp.
WEST VIRGINIA.
~, nono.rois. Dist Democrats.
Of'. s3eni Wilson, IH-"JOhn f. Kenna.
H-sBenj +. Martin. Democrats, 3.
'Renominated.
In the present Congress the Republicans have 130
votes and one vacant seat Vth louisiana, and the
Democrats have 15e votes, having counted out Mr..
Pacheco, Of California Mr. BelfOrd, of Colorado,
Mr.. Darrall, of Louisiana and Mr.. Field, of Massa-
ehusetts In the States which have already elected
Congressmen this year, the Republicans have lost
ten Cor gressmen, as win be seen from the follow
tngf fable.
New-York tribune., 1878-10-11

ASSEMBLY NOMINATIONS IN SARATOGA COUNTY.
SARATOGA, y. Y, Oct. 10.-The RcpubIi-
cans of the Id District have rcnomiuated Daniel H.
Deyoe for the Assembly. tAr. Dryoes majority in 1877
rpao
New-York tribune., 1878-10-11
GEEERAL POLITICAL NEWS.

Majority.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-01-11
Beausifni crystal.

Tho finest crystal ever seen In this sec
ton arrived yesterday morning from
Eureka and can DO seen al the New Wis.
consin Saloon. on Main street. In May
nard's Block. II Is Of lime
stone formation. and came from
the famous cave discovered In working
tho Eureka Consolidated mine. The crys-
tai 10 In the form Of . bush about eight
inches high and the same In diameter.
The stem Is ysllowish limestone. and
shooting upward from u are Thousands OF
dino. delicate, nsedle-like crystals. white
as snow and ~glittering like diamonds.
The whole is protected by . neat glass
globe and forms . very attractive ornA-
ment rs we'll a. curioaity. Ii was taken
from the mine or cave several months ago,
and brought from these by VIM. Pooley
and John Rumble, both woll known In Gold
Hill.
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Tn. areas War In the East.
sRNsR or WRARINRss

Ia o,sn felt BY persons who annot locate any
particular disease. II they work. u becomes
labor; u they walk, they soon tire; mental
eforts become . burden. and even joys are
IL cssl over their lives. Rscourss 10 had soms
timer 10 stimulsnts Of . dangerous character.
Tho advice II physicians 10 refrain from active
labor produces nc Lappy results. Wnyf Tbs
syrtem 10 facilitated and ne do 10 be built MP
properly. Peruvian Syrup will do this very
thing. Like the electric current. Il permsstss
Corporal functions. 10 raises mp the eufsshled
and brings tbs color 10 the cheek again, and
hops 10 the ds-pondent. Il dses il wtrk
promptly and well. sold By all druggists. ja1
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-01-11

A regular semi-monthly meeting OF the
Society Of Pacific Coast Pioneers was held
last evening at their hall on d street. vir-
ginia. In the absence Of President
Tyrrell, Vice President Aud occupied the
chair.
After the usual reading Of the minutes Of
las. meeting. reports. etc.. tho following
List Of donations to the cabinet and library
of the Society were reported a. having
beeu received since last meeting. Frank
Stewart, the old Librarian Of the Society,
wa present, being Just In from Tussarora.
and By request classified and described the
minerals, etc.. received:
By John Connerton-A large. rich and
BEAUTIFUL specimen Of silver aud copper ore
combined. from the famous Rye Patch
mine, Humboldt county, New.
BY Joseph Douglas Very largo and
handsome specimens Of iron pyritcs. or
marcasite. rich In gold. from Grizzly
0ulch, Eldorado county. California.
Alexander Stewart-A very handsome
and rare specimen Of petriasd or agatizsd
wood, from Plumas county. California.
John T. Tully-A very rich specimen OF
free gold quartz from Deadwood City.
Bisek Hilis, sent 70 him By Harry J.
Norton.
Hon. Thomas Wren. Congressman from
Neysds Thirty.four volumes Of Con.
pressionsl documents, reports, etc., includ-
inc "Mipersl Resourccs Of ths United
states. West of the Rocky Mountains" by
RAYMOND.
j. p. smith-A treasury note OF the
st.ts Of VIRGINIA. Nav rs, 1850, and q ten.
cent motto Of tho Bank Of Tennessee both
Confederate moneyl.
Nv Hon. Robert Z. (Bob.) L~svery-The
pistol Of his siro. This was an heirloom
In Inc Lovery family. Ex.Mayor ]. 8.
K.peen, who took The pistol out Of soak at
U.n,L'. mads AN elsgsnt and beautiful
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+. Ye..r. AID No Fais."

The bloom Of youth mantled his cheek
when be entered the News Office this morn.
ing. with the air Of an American osman
Pasha. he engaged the ohiei Of tho edit
orial staff in conversation.
at looks like there 10 to be . big rush
for Bodie In the Spring."
"Yss." ssntsntiously replied tho chief.
cycling the visitor curiously,
Well. does that forebodo . season Of
prosperity for that region. or does u
only"
The gentle sagebrush waves above his
lowly grave. the washoe xephyr sings ih
requiem DER him and the predatory coyote
prowls round his last resting place.
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ssrees QsssasIea..

'us rnE wk-rkHs MO- ~rslEaRArH Ishl
s,S fa,Scfsco, Jan. ii-2;9o ?. =.
California, 2GS.
Mexican. i5As. i5t.
Savage 90. 7 10.
ChollAr- Potosi, 29t
Justice. 10.
Alta. ~, :.
OytrmAn, IGN.
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New Locations.

The following notices Of mining loca-
tons have been filed for record:
Paragon - This claim comprises 1900
feet on the ledge and 10 situated In Gold
Hin Mining District. II 10 . relocation OF
the Monumental mining claim. The pres
ent locators are George ID. Holt, Philsnder
Stewart and ]. II. Coulter.
Bethoven-This location 10 In Silver
Star Mining District, Storey county. and
10 Q relocation Of an abandoned claim. II
extends 1900 feet along tho ledge. Owen
Pinsegan IL the locator.
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Ask YOURSELF THESE quRsrIoss.

Are you . dsspondent sufsrsr from Sick
Hesdschs. Habitusl cosuvepess. Palpitatiou Of
the ns ri Have you Dirriness Of the Hssdi
10 Jour Nervous system deprssedf Does your
Bsood circulste bsdlyf Have Jon Q Cough.
Low Spirits. coming up Of the food amer Eat
Ing, etc., etc , All OF thess and much more are
the direct rvsults Of ID, spepsia. Liver Complaint
aud Indigestion. 0nkkH's Aususr Flown 10
nov ACKNOWLEDGED By all druggists 70 be .
positive cure. 100000 bottles were given away
IN the u. =. through druggists 10 the people a.
. wonderful quality In cvrne al forms Of
lndig, stioa. Sample bottles 10 cents, regular
sIxe Is c. nis. Sold positive By all INST lass
druggists In u. ta9 COW en-
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-01-11
A. CARD.

To all sho are suffering from the erors and
indiscrstions Of Youth. nervous westness. early
decay, loss Of manhood. stn- ] will send .
receipt that Will euru you. rHKn o. chAnok.
THIS great remedy VA discovered BY Q mission.
sy In South America. Send . ~sslfsddressed
snvslope 10 the RKv. JUsEPH r. INhAN.
station ID. Bible House. New York City.
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coNsolIpArru VIRGINIA.
ANNUAL MEETING OF STOCK.
moLDERs.

Report Of saperinsesdsss Fsir-Ths
Tears Product eis.zss,ois. NEAR
~ ose-hsif Cold esio,7sa Paid
for wages, ssd e2zi.e15 for Taxes
-fuil and Detailed Dsseripsiess
or Every Lsvei-A Rsiuetien OF
Dividends Advised -rhe Sew
Trastees-
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UrrExE,L.-It In rumored that James

HrxESr,L.-It Is rumored that James
Sumner. the midnight miIologist Of the
Delta Saloon. Virginia, 10 soon 10 enter
into Q matrimonial alliance with an esti-
mable Young lady Of that city. Jimmy 10
really . nne FELLOW. and bis friends are al
ready 10 congratulate him upon his future
Happiness.
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rnK rAIAcs sArINa STAND.

For . roast OF beef unexeeiied In Storey
county. 70 10 Thomas Hsffron's Eating Stand.
In The Palace Saloon. NO. 2 North . street,
Virginia uty. frcrh oyststs at all hour In
svery style. Forty miners always on hand o.
night. for tasty, home style OF cooking. and
Afford. the Palace Eating Stand has no superior.
TT Il. spt3 N
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q. %. GALLUP.

o. n. oArLur. opposite The Bank Of oaiifor.
nia. oold Hin. hecps constantly on hand ~
fAvorfte brand of Imported c.eArs. ohoics bit
cigars, ell Kids Of chewing tobacco, mesf.
shaun pipes. nuts, candles. ens cutisry, snd
toys sad hncy soods Of oil kinds. ap1e n
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REP0Rr,


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LAST EVENING.
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30 GENERAL rnon. VIC
80 De fress. ~; ~
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20 Args1ta, W. u"
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isso silver PrEe. as. soc
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500 Plciads-. N
SO Ieeds. . 20. ms
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400 Challenge. ~
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100 Occidental
isoo senator, ~. . 70. az
DL,dy washington, 10
As Apds..l
e.o Wells fargo. iOc
40 I<yisthan. sc. zoe
50 Nothing s.sr. ss
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ssos n-nson = AZ asO. 4 90. q Is. Al, ., 80.
4 40 4 as a
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PACIFIC COAST PIONEERS.

Regular ssmi.asashly ussstng
Last Evsnisg-Dosssteps % .
Cabinet snd Library-The Co.'S
ssisusiea Z % 10 STRICTLY Esteresd
Relative 90 Nou.paymsss or
Dues.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-01-11

George Wallace. solomon Heydenfeldt.
George II. Wells, Cornelius 0'Connor aud
Charles IL. Fish were elected Trustees.
subsequently,. Charles II. Fish was chosen
President ; George Wallace. Vice Presi-
dent; A. W. HAvens. Secretary. and James
q. Fair, Superintendent.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-01-11


A Greek Poiitisiaa Dead.
ATHENS. January ii.-It 10 asserted that
an instruction In Macedonia 10 imminent.
Demetrius Bulgaries. the w~ell.known Greek
politician. has just died Of spopiexy. He
was President Of the Provisional Govern.
ment Of Athens In 1862. Later he was
President OF the Council and Minister OF
the Interior. and at the time Of his death
chief Of the Greek Revolutionary Commit
toe.
The orsas War In the East
CossrASrISoPLE. Jan. Ii.-An armistios
has not yet been arranged. The Porte has
received the Russian answer 10 the Turkish
communication proposing an armisice.
intimating that negotiations must DO con.
Quoted on the basis OF eventual peace CON-
ditions. The Porto has not yet replied.
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NrrICH or TIE BOARD on COUNTY
" Commissioner Of storey equity, Nevada
Notice IL hereby given that II . regular meeting
Of said Board. held IL thelr once On the 9th
day 81 jam ry. A. ID. 1918. Il appearing that
there was not . sufficient amount OF bonds pre-.
.ented Tor redemption IL accordance with tho
notice heretofore published. TO exhaust the
sum OF money In Naid fund. TO Be used for tho
redemption Of Storey COUNTY court House
hands. Il WAS determined by lot that the follow.
Ing bonds should be iedremed. TO wit: Nos.
10, ~. ~. 10 u. sc. %. I, 81. 70. $50 %. 81. 81,
ID. y, n, Us. 81, ~. 10. u. ~ and 90. aud that
the same were declaied 10 be redeemed. and
that the no dar thereof, OF each aod eli OF pald
bonds, are hereby notified that they can receive
pay ment therefor. principal and inter st. upon
the presentstiou Of said bind or bonds 10 the
County Trea-ur.r OF said storey county, and
tnat the inIer,st upon said bonds 20 declared
g. be redeemed shall cease and Terminals AFTER
ten days from the date hereof.
In witness whereof ! nave hereunto set my
hand and AfiIcd the seal Of sad Board this 9Th
day OF January. 4. D.. ISIS.
IL.s Up MCFARLAND. County Ciert.
by n. O. THOMPSON. ID pu'y Ciert. jai0td