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Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1878-06-05

rBE GREKNBACXs.

washington advices, under date of
Nav 10th, state that Secretary Sherman
- decided to cOnstrue literally the bill
ns oh;hitinp the further contraction of
sacal tenders. This morning Col. Fort,
wSo Is the author Of the bill which
nassed, telegraphed to Treasurer Gilfl-
Ian asking how many notes were ready
70 he retired from circulation and de-
stroyed under the operation of the re-
S,mption act. The answer was 81 ,6O6,-
0e6. Fort visited the treasury, and Sec
retary Sherman said that, although these
notes had been prepared for destruction.
and had already been punched, an equal
amount of new notes will be issued at
the same time so that the outstanding
circulation will not be decreased. The
notes will be cancelled on Friday. Had
the bill not passed the senate yesterday
this 81, Cos .O96 would have been retired
from circulation. One days difference
in the passage of the bill has made the
difference in the amount of outstanding
circulation.
RIVERS AND HARDORS.
The senate commerce committee
concluded the river and harbor bill and
reported it to the senate to-day. The
gross amount appropriated by the house
Is increased $500, 900; $4,000 is added
fer the Mississippi river commission,
with five engineers, to consider the
whole subject of the improvement Of
that river.
CUSTOMS RECEIPTS.
Advices from Washington under
date of May 2Sth gives the official
statement of the receipts from Gus
toms and internal revenue for portions
of the fiscal year ending May 81. 1877
and 1878, as follows:
First four months and 81 days of fis-
cal year Of 1877.
Customs for period indicated. $119, 7700, 10
Internal revenue. Jus, 81, 645
Total. ....................... s2s6, 747, Is
In the present fiscal year.
Custom receipts to 9th inst, inclu.
sive ........-.... ............. s 119, 2l9, O99
Internal revenue 9,95S, SIS 70
Total. 49,: 49,. ............. S2ls, SIC, 700
Showing difference In favor Of the
a02 - = a
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1878-06-05
THE TICKET,

The following state ticket was adopt
ed by exclamation: Secretary Of state,
I. Q. Walker; auditor, Col. E. s. Bah
cock; register of state land Office, L. s.
Bardwell; judge Of supreme court,
Judge ]. c. Knapp; clerk of supreme
National Republican., 1878-05-04
WOMAN'S CORNER.
EDITED ny FANNIE 0. WAN.

To The readers Of the Corasrl .g.I..,
To-day closes the :, Woman's Corner for
the summer months, at least. To those among
our readers who for the past seven months
have lent us aid and encouragement we desire
to express our earnest gratitude, and, a. the
Scotch curate said, Here's hand with q
heart int" =
To our critics land they have not been en-
actly like angels visits, few and far be-
tween,o we need say but this: A Just and
kindly criticism Is always Of benefit to the re-
cipient, and should be thankfully received.
lll-natured structures, those born Of enmity,
envy, or malice, harm none but tho critic. As
to the latter class, II everybody this wide
world over cared as little for their envenomed
shafts rs We, there would be fewer heartaches
among the workers, fewer tears among the
struggling.
So to all We extend q cordial greeting and
goodbye, as we add u reluctant fnis TO the
Corner. FANNIE d. WARD.
National Republican., 1878-05-04
Chlt-Cl,at

Tides, chair and bureau covers made with
macrame lace, are the favorite fancy work at
present. The lace is not difficult 10 make and
looks rich and handsome. II isiu oil colors.
In England a married woman cannot pay .
tax or rent u house or do anything indcpcn-
dent of her husband. Single women who nav
taxes. however, can vote at local elections the
sarne as men.
The London World says: The education of
women in this country-and the remark Is
true to some extent of Europe generally-is
under bondage to mass Of foolish tradition
and one Of the first measures toward lis re-
form would bo the reduction Of what are called
accomplishments to their legitimate proper
tions."
In most houses there are literal skeletons In
the shape Of old hoop SIX kirts, w hich the mistress
thereof Is puzzled how to dispose Of. She
can't give them away, for no ono would ac-
cept them she can't throw them away-she
has tried that often enough, and found them
bad things to throw; neither can she burn
them up, unless she borrOws lie Moyne's cro-
matory. Let me tell you how to utilize them
that is, you who are planting flowers this
SPRING such as convolvulus, sweet pea, minor
tropeolum, &C. Make . pretty trellls of the
old hoops, after this fashion Get some light
stakes, about three feet long smooth them,
sharpen one end, round the other for the top
point; then paint them some pretty
color; bore small holes through them,
about three inches apart scrape tho cotton
coverings of the hoops with a knife, then
draw them back and forth through the holes
In the stakes, leaving large loop on each side
alternately. Plant your climbing plants in .
row on the back edgo Of long bed aud set tho
stakes for their support SO that the loops will
nearly touch each other. In sowing the rest
Of your seeds grade them so that the lowest
will be next the frorit edge Of the bed and the
higher ones nearest to the trelis. When they
come into flower tho effect Is charming. In
the autumn take up the stake and hang them
on a nail iu the wood house that they may do
National Republican., 1878-05-04

AUC-TIoSEERs.
Duncanson Rros., Ninth and ID sts..
Wash. II. Williams, u, cor. Tenth street
BOOKsELLERs AND sTATIONEna
solomons 4 Chapman, WI Pennsylvania avenue
@ina BaiIantyne' " ss seventh I street. '"s'~
W. II. 4 o. II. Morrison, 155 Pennsylvania avenue
l. NJ. Whitaker Vernon Row, Pa ave and Tenth st
BAKERa
Felix Desfosses. .eOi2 II street
CLOTHING
l. & Justh. Cio street.
DEST1sTS
Dr. {. DeMonireviiie. No. iscl =, northwest.
DRUGgISTS.
SoSshIn1 Temple Drug store az s19 Ninsh :Tses
EDUCATIONAL
Edward G. Townsend, iIi3 Ninth street northwest
Ms. Burr, 1915 II street
Mss Narrower, 1890 street
kssHSn Rcsyn seminarys Gysf ~ asFssrsoh 70 sSuar.
@ pnIs semnSsry 80 Fiish street northwest. vest ...
MIS- Eye Mills, Mills MUSIC Nv itoS street
Musical hcademy, J. y. taniasld, 1874 street
Musical Conservatory, o. D. Buard a, Ninth street
FINE ARTS
Markriter. d2e Z street northwest
Risss House, c corner @ Fiasenth and q street.
AetropolitAn, Penna ave and sixth street
Wormiey's, II and FinesntI sIeeta
Norton H2use, " and W. street
HATTERa
d. II. stinemetz, 1877 Pennsylvania avenue
INSURANCE.
Potomac Fire Insurance Company. 30 High street
Georgetown.
MERCHANT TAILORs.
Fiseman Brothers. corner Seventh and streets
A. Saks 4 Co., Seventh street.
B. Robinson a Co. Voo PenIsylvania avenue
PIANO6
Sanders q stayman PennA and Twelfth street
PHOTO-LITHOGRAPHER
Norris Peters, Photo photographer. Ne IS Penn
sylvaniR avenus
REAL ESTATE
r. II. Warner, ,9l8 street northwest
John Sherman. ~. Cloud Building.
Fitch Il Fox. Frecdman's bank building, 1900 Pa ave
SEWING MACHINES
McKenney q Co., CT Ninth street
National Republican., 1878-05-04
GOVERNMENT SALES.
GOVEKNMEST SALE.

GONERNMENT SALE.
JEFFERsoSvILLE ISp.. April a, 1878.
Will bu sold at the JefiersonNllle Depot Of the QUAR-
termsSteTs Department, on WEDNESDAY, May -
1875 nj ten O'Clock m under the direction of Lieu
tenant. COOnel James A. Fkin, DepOi QuartermRstcr
Il lot of QuRTtGrmRstprs Stores Clothing, EIupage,
and Material consisting of 40 feet Hose, 3Ol feet Belt
Ing 81 pounds Castngs 800 pounds scrap Iron GER
tain Harness and Harness parts certain Wagon Beds
and Wagon parts, Washing Machines, Mangle, II
Battery furgrs, certain assorted Tools, lOC Bedsacks
GOO Camp Kettles, 80 Drums 40 Shelter Tents, 1900
Tent Pins certain Flags 800 yards Silesa, 5000 gross
Buttons, 7O0 yards White Flannel, 10 Tents, 1000
pounds Cotton, Linen, and FLANNEL Cuttings, 1000
pounds Rope Cuttings, and many other miscellaneous
articles,
Terms cash, In United States funds.
Tho property can be examined at any time before
the day ofsnG, belwren the hours OF nine o'clock o.
m. and three o'clock y. Property 10 he remO owed
at en- penEe OF purchaser within Ave days from date
OF sale. ADDISON bAlihETTI
ap2fGt Captain and N. S. X.
National Republican., 1878-05-04
Now York General Market

At, NEW YoRK. May 4 ls7s
E GHa Sss dn nss lssi seS.s S s
Exrorts-To areai Briisn S5is; to France, SO ioihs
Fouf heavy Wy except Tor MiSSssos s Witch are ,ca
Ss,'.s z e q. ds.,.oEsd
s. &c sSSSS a. sss: aH
SSge ~ fancy do, % 1901 49, common TO good extra
IS ss,sn, Sinneso,a sslrs s sood % 70 prime ST g y
20 80; DO choice 70 double extra, u 6,l closing
Ssysfs myer with lille more inquiry common m .o
a ,sr extra tSss % gc3d to choice DO g es@I 20 Rye
nie! yellow Western Jersey. and q 20
SSea 1sps ia%sf aOa r,v active .. a.,,,r.
closing heavy q ls@t 2ic ef ungraded spring II q
sasso s NiE & GGra M tSI spIns % SI
ssH m,Hsr oS of SS S
GG,d GH FOR No q winisf red and u %ai . for Ma
harley quiet.
mixed Se aticr for eSocs Sd * SoSsSc fSr No j. 81
Sr for old do and Sc for o.: yell yellow fenin
sylyania GSsa =, and I'd Southern; S 49,
sI NJ p SS sSs L, ss 81 fsr shsls NJ s ss
for for SG TSs sS &, M So wIs SsSsG sSs
ioT %H %fsn sns Sns "s "A T %hs do
and Western, and 90 iSs iSf New 2cfEs W A'l 1''l
ne sod JoG o,s issasis.c sofId au0e'A' "s
sugar quiet and steady ut 7isdt71c for fAr to good
refining and7tc for prime; Muscovsdo, 7hg7',c Re
fined firm with better demand. at sI.@oc for stand.
for crushed.
Molnsses quiet aud unchanged
Rice firm and hiry active 06t6Jfc for ir to prims
CarolinA and 5Sen0,ic tor fair 10 choice Louisiana.
cd, q Atql 35h.
TalOw y shade easier at 7h6e7Ac
ROsin quiet at 81 hOgpl 52t Tor strained
Turpentine firm at 20Jt t3Oc for spirits,
Eggs-PTiine nrmer at i2I.c for state and Pennsyl.
v4nia and i24i2S for fresh Western.
po.a,9ssISh3iSe nrm Pes,ies. tesl e? Early
Proyisons-Pork opened lower and closed hrm
mes, % 700 10. Beci dull eefhams quiet. Tiercs
beef dull Cut meate-western nominal mlddlet
gust at &c for Western long clear and bc for oy do
lard oponed lower and closed hrm prime steam.
lIt@I 20 Butter without decided change. Cheese
heavy at tygllFc for common W prime.
Linseed Quief,
Whisky nominal at q 0oA,
frsighs to Liverpool steady, Cotton, per sail 1000
per steam. VI. Wheat, per sail nd; per steam, Sd
National Republican., 1878-05-04
For the Corner,
The Dandelfons.


Have You seen the dandelions w.
Which along the terrace blowY
scattered Ger earth's yerdant carpet
Where the wintry ice and snow
NOW dissolved In Springs bright sunshine,
swelis the purlipg brOoklets how.
Glowing like the yellow topaz.
s,lh Nes!ilhg mongst the grasses green;
strewn about Ia gay confusion,
star,like In their golden sheen,
spnhgles on Springs rube OF beauty, =
Here they bloom Ia light serene.
Dandelious. still love you, ... Z
=, Children Of the sun and shower;
Born In April's fclle weather,
=. humble and neglected flower;
Yet deem you rich in beauty,
Fintlings OF Dame Natures dover.
on in days Of early boyhood,
ldly roaming on my way,
Or with careless, happy playmates,
In sweet sprinftime's sunny day,
Wo have gathered dandeions--
Gladsoine III our spor and play.
Later came a transformation.
When their golden petals fell,
Aha Ra1a nsiF sloR Rfe grsen rSa, stems uprising,
Light, balloon.like, downy gioblets,
Fashioned Us by fAiry spell. r..
Feathcry seed crowns, which the breere.
Blowing softly, scattered wide
When, TO Try the loverks fortuDes,
We would name one for bride,
with husband for each maiden-'
Then let chance or skill decide
II with single breath OF blowing,
From red lips the seed all few,
IL would be magic showing
Fan for me and VIII" for YOU:
Were any ieft, we should be knowing
VIII and Fanny" both untrue
Then TO pull the tubc-lke seed stalks,
Twisting them like wrsaths Of poarls
Into opHlescent ringlets,
For our gay and laughing girls,
Weaving IN their silken tresses
The bright dandeloin cuIls.
All, these "Dandeloins' blooming,
Tell me ofsweet boyhOods spring,
And midst cares Of life consuming
Happy recollections bring,
Though across their sunny brightness,
Seventy yenS their shadows hing.
WASHINGTON, April H. 1878. w.AY.D.
National Republican., 1878-05-04
COMMERCIAL,
Baltimore Gsnorai Market.

BAITIuoRK. May O. ISIS
Cotton dull and nominal. Mlddiing, IOxc
Flour quiet and about steady Howard street
and Western superhne g9nt sot do. eklra, 1s5 25
DO. family, y TOGO 20: Cly Mills snperhne 2ss IS
tApsco family. WIS
Wheat-soulhern steady; Western dull apd easier.
Southern red o. 2Odi ~; do amber ti 3sI 70; Penn
sylvsns red y sleei ~, No. winier red Western.
sp9t and May, u M@l 3iY June,N 3lS@in
Corn-sSonthern a shade Hrmsr; Western dull and
lower. Southern white, 50; do yellow, 5lc; Western
mixed 1h;, sgot and May a2'.Ssa'.o June. ssSSaSc
Oats quiet and steady. Southern, ssQssc; Western
white, A&sooi do. mixed, sada a3c; Pennsylvania 81
Rye In fair demand and firm estasc.
GA
Provisions dull with jobbins demand only. Mess
PORK, tlO %, Bulk meats-Shoulders, ISc; clear rib
ktdes sc. Bacon-shoulders, ttc; ciear-rib sides,
e. Hams, s,SQgl01sc. Lard refined tierces, &c. butter
epll and weak choice Western packed, i7@!oc.
Coffee aulst aud hold Arm. llio carsoes iSkdlI7Ac.
Sugar In fair demand at s.@oJ.c.
Whisky dull at q co.
Recelpis-Fiour, Iooo bb,s: wheat. r.ooo bu; corn.
p,00 bu.
ssiym.nisIwheat. 1900 bui corn, 1900 bu.
nour, u; grain, s\99Sd.
National Republican., 1878-05-04
For the Corner.
Song.

SobHs
TO ONE WHO WILL UNDERSTAND.
Oh kiss me once goodbye sweetheart,
Oh. kiss me once. boo1.bye;
Since bees were made TO roam, dear love,
And birds were made to ty,
And your light heart 50 lightly loves,
Then kiss me once bood.byel
Dear, kiss me once, goodbye!
Stay Love me for one little hour
In all the lonesome years
I'll hold TINT hour u shining gem,
Too sweet to dim with tears;
One star IN all my weary night
Too high above nll tears, dear love,
Too sacred sweet for tears!
All kiss me once, It's my hearts cry
My love, my sweet, my knight!
As royalty you pNSs me by,
Into the brave sunlight!
Fee, am kueeling in the dust!
Therc-Ill not weep nor sigh,
But pitifully smiling, crave
One kiss, my loye-good'bye!
I've laid my heart beneath your feet
Is itnot worth one kissY
All! grandly paid, my king, my sweet
I'd hold IL by such bliss
What-cold a. winters cruel breath
Nay stoop and kiss me ere die,
For | nIn wounded " the death,
And you pass scatheless by;
Yet kiss me once goodbye, sweetheart
Good dbye-it is goodbye!
National Republican., 1878-05-04
AUCTION SALES.--FUTURE Days.
IIoHY sHERNiN, AustiOi,ssr.I i1UM'Ul
fysEsT gsTs s4Eh Az s IA I{Ae IL y
AVENUE, AND on SECOND srREEr SOUTH.

Iy virtue OF deed of trust dated July u.s. 1873 and
duly recorded in liner No TO- folio a5s &c of the
land records OF the District OF Columbia aud at the
request of liie party SECURED. tie undersigned. tTus-
tees In sail fetd o. irlst named Will sell at public
auction, IN mont OF the premises on THURSDAY,
the 10Th day Of May, 1875 commencing ut o'clock y.
M, the following described real estue, situated III
the city OF Washington IN the District OF columbia,
to wit;
Lots numbered four and five q and 81 In Carroll's
Subdivision, June o, 1907 n. K folio H. or sub lot
numbered four l OF tile subdivision OF square num-
bered SIX hundred and ninety ttrOl made by Carroll
aud law May l. is0O, and on wLich l. situated u fine
dwelllrg house.
Also lot numbered eight (s) and the north thirty
four (Si feet hveand half (5t) inches front by the
depth Of lot numbered seven az IN square numbered
seven hundred and sixty three (I63). which
nrRtely
The property hrstabov described will be sold first,
ard the other lmmedi iately thereafter.
The terms OF sale will be onethlrd OF the purchase
money In cash and the balance in one and two years,
for which the notes OF the purchaser bearing Interest
nom the day OF sne nj the rate OFFS per cent. per
mum, and secured by deed OF trust on the premises.
VIII be taken, or the purchaser all cash. at
his option deposit OF 500 will be required upon
the purchase OF lots and square So and depualt
OF silO on the purcac OF each OF the other houses
and II the terms or sale shall not be complied with In
ten days om the day Of sale tho trustees the
right TO resell at the risk and cost OF The deianng
purchaser All conveyancinE ai the purchasers cost
SAMUEL II BOND, Trustees
- - WIN. u BRAINARD, A'"s'Vr'
wM. NJ eM TTH, ,Ssiesman. mytSaTuThts
National Republican., 1878-05-04
f''st |st!!.4RR444s1N 4s19Na1rrEEFFfFF':
New York Money Market.
New YoRK. May o. 1874
Money ensy alta
Exchange aeney. Ionsassi ,hsrt. sss .rl %
Gold steady at i00T.

In. CooKr, JR., a co.'s ADvIcrs.
II. D. Cooke, jr, q Co., No. 1879 street northwest
furnish.he following prices OF State bonds. Govern
ment bonds gold and active stocks, teegraphed to
them nom the New York stock Exchange; ...
National Republican., 1878-05-04

All our Grand Extraordinary Drawing are under
the superyision and management OF EEN ERALS
q r. BEAUREGARD and JCBA IL A. EARLY.
Rpl2lm
National Republican., 1878-05-04
PROPOSALS..
DROPOSALS FOR IRON.

DRoPosALs FOR IRON
NAVY PAY OFFICE,
wAsHISGTOS, April -, ls7s.
Sealed proposals IN duplicate to he ndSrSed Pro
posas for Iron, will be receiy At this ohce until v
in The 9th day OF May, ls7s for tue belowdsscrbed
iron to be delivered ut the Navy Sarc, Washington,
iree OF any expense 10 the Government yiEt
BUREAU or EQUIPMENT AND RECRUITING.
4,2A lbs. Plate Iron.
l,g,s2 Lbs Bar Iron.
Subject To the usual inspection.
To he delivered NJ soon Ms practicable.
The right Is rservcd To reject any all OF the offers
N not deemed advantageous to tho Government. Re
spOnsble security required the bids for the prompt
and faithful delivery Of the IRON
Schedule OF siIcs and blank forms for bids to be had
application al this office. - - -
W. W. WILLIAMS
ap2tW6S2w Pay-InspeCtoT United States Navy.
National Republican., 1878-05-04

CLASSICAL AND COMMERCIAL HIGH
HAMILI, d: D.. PrIncipal.-A well;esialshed Board
ing School where boys prepared Tor college bus
ness Send for a catalogue containing terms, refer
ences, DC. This Is a favorable time to enter
ADS allS8w
National Republican., 1878-05-04
CARRIAGES.
COMFORTS.

sNow is THE TINE TO SELL" LADIES
~ Gents and Chidren's Cast on W earinEAp
parel Boots, Shoes, &c, at extraordinary high Gosh
prices al "JUsTH'S Old stand" No. Ois ID street
northwest All notes by mail will DO promptly ~.
tended to- epl+ II
National Republican., 1878-05-04
FOR SALE.

PHARToNs FOR sALE.-AT THE STABLES,
l. on Il street, between Twelfth and Thirteenth
streets northwest, three new Phaetons, one double
seated, with falling top and pole completei two one
sested-sii made OF best seasoned timber, Inquire OF
J. C:COOK, ut The stables. or w. Ii. SLATER, No.
1873 Pennsylyania avenue. apslm
National Republican., 1878-05-04
DIRECTORY.

The Principal Business Houses OF wash
tnxton.
The Jo,ioring is published for the benefit Of Trar-
cling Sdlesme',, Strangers, and he public gener-
aly--a includes all trades and professions, AID
cannot fail to prors Of interest 10 al rho i~iend
trdnsdctinp business IN Rashingtoh
National Republican., 1878-05-04
ToHN SHERMAN, Auct,oneer,

UNITED STATES MARsHALB SALE.
Ry virtue Of two wris OF herl f,cas issued out OF
the clerks oice OF the Supreme Court OF the District
OF tolumbie. and TO directed, will sell at public
sale for cash at Dowlings aucion-rooms, corner or
Pennsylvania avenue and Eleventh street northwest,
Washington, ID. e. on Tuesisy. the 9Th day Of Nay,
ls7s, at 10 clock M, ali the right title, claim, aid
Interest OF the partirs In and To the following described
property to Wit: Fity nine thousand pounds (more
or ltss) OF old Iron wrought and c,.tl seis. andev
70 satisfy execution 2ea trials isys and OF George n.
xoi e es sn G 70 rss sSsenoa oss Mo n,r, IN
80 FRED'K DOUGLASS,
ap26-dts -. Y. q Marshal ID c.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1878-10-13
"CITIZENS MEETING"

This is the caption of paper which wa:
yesterday in circulation in Carson, the osten-
sible object of which is to call a meeting of
citizens for next Tuesday evening, at y
o'clock, at the Carson Theater, for the pur-
pose CT nominating a so-called Citizens
county ticket to be voted for in Ormsby coun-
ty on the 9Th proximo. As we understand it,
in fact, as We learned from one of the most
innocent connubiatOrs who ever put up a
political job, the meeting is to nominate a
guileless ticket one made up of first-class,
self-sacrifcing local patriots, whose highest
ambition, next to holding office, is to smash
rings generally. No one supposes, of conrse,
that there is any job in this, or that the NOM
nations have already been parceled out, and
that the "citizens" will simply meet and
carry out arranged programme. The
man who would thus darkly hint, or harbor
in his mind a thought of anything but pure
disinterestedness on the part of these ''cit-
izens'-but language fails us. The proposed
meeting We doubt not will be held at time
and place above mentioned, and the Morn
ING APPEAL, in spirit of princely liberality,
gives this notice without money and without
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1878-10-13
THE RACES.

Our report of yesterday races at Reno is
very imperfect, as we were only able to get
such items as an obliging friend, who took no
notes, but had to trust to his memory, could
furnish us.
The first race was for the 2:40 class of
trotters, mile heats, three in five, in which
''Maggie c. "Ashley" and Harry" Sac
ramento horse, entered. "Aiaggie c." won
two heats, Ter best tins being 2:47a,
"Harry" winning three heats and the race,
his best time being 2;49.
The second, three mile and repeat trot-
ting race, was not concluded at the time our
informant left In this the contestants were
"Stewart, ""Gov Stanford" and cred Cross. "
stamford" won the first, and Cred Cross"
the second heat. At the present writing we
do not know whether the race was trotted
out, or whether it was postponed
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1878-10-13

INDEPENDENT TICKET IN DOUGLAS. The
following ticket was yesterday nominated a
an Independent Convention in Genoa, Doug
las county; III. F. Dangberg, State Senator
Thomas Irvine and J. A. johnson, Assembly
men; Fl. G. Crippin, Sheriff. Frank Veg
stern, Clerk; - Longabaugh, Recorder
S. A. Kinsey, Supt. of Schools; J. G. Lup-
ton, Assessor; j. Fl. Cradlebaugh, District
Attorney.
SERVICES IN THE EPISCOPAL CHURcH.-Ser-
vices will be held in the morning and evening
at st. Peters Episcopal Church by Rev Geo.
R. Davis of Nevada City, Cal.
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH. - There will be
services in the Presbyterian Church at IL A.
NJ. and P NJ. Sunday School at Il 10 P NJ
OLD hunters say that the Carson market
will be bountifully supplied with venison this
winter.
HoN. CHARLES VAR1AN's Jour next District
Judge) manly form was seen in the city yes
terday.
The daily lightning train between this city
and San Francisco is being well patronized.
AT 5 o'clock there were $50 voters regis
tered in this precinct