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Good Stock.

New YORK, Sept. S.-The Western Union
Telegraph company has declared the usual
quarterly dividend of ~ per cent. The state
ment shows a surplus of $3,32736.
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Caught Ii, a Tl,resher.
Correspondence Of the Globe

T001tcsPUIeeHCe Oi tIe QIUUe'1
LIE Roy, Mimi. Sept. 5.-On Saturday, Sep
tember 4, Johannes Oleson. while feeding on a
threshing machine, caught his left hand in the
cylinder and mangled it to the elbow. He call
ed the assistance of DIR. G.. M. Alsdoff, who
amputated his arm at the elbow joint. The
patient is doing we'll
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Congress Nominations.

NEWARK, N. j., Sept. S.-The Republicans of
the Sixth district nominated Phineas Jones for
Congress, to-day.
BELvDERE, N. j., Sept. S.-The Democrats
of the Fourth district, to-day, nominated
Henry 8. Harris for Congress.
GREENSBORO, N. O., Sept. S.-The Republi-
cans of the Fifth district nominated L. b.
Keogh for Congress, to-day.
MILWAUKEE, Sept. S.-The Republicans of
the Second Wisconsin district, to-day, nominate
cd l.. B. Casswell, of Jefferson, for Congress.E
u The Republicans of the Eighth district re-
nominated Thad @. Pound for Congress, to-day,
by acclamation.
The Democrats of the Sixth district renomi-
mated Gabe Bouck, of Oshkosh, for Congress.
BRIDGEPORT, Conn.,. Sept. 8.-The Demo-
Gratis of this district nominated VIM. d.
Barnum, for Congress, and the Republicans OF
the same district nominated Frederick Mills.
OANANDAauA, Sept 8.--The Republicans Of
the Twenty-seventh district nominated Z. 3.
Lephe for Congress, to-day.
BALTIMORE, Sept. 8.-The Democrats of the
Second district nominated DR.. T. f. Shaw for
Congress, to-day.
DUBUQUE, Sept. 8.-The Democratic Com
gressional convention for the Third district to-
day nominated VIM. g.. Stewart for Con-
gress,
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2::32T, 2:404, Gal.
HopEFUL's TRIAL.

HopEFUL's TRIAL
The appearance of Dan Mace with the lit
tie gray gelding Hopeful was enthusiastical
ly received by the audience. Before the
start, the judges announced the first heat
would be simply warmer. Sent off the lit
tie horse went to the quarter in :3s%, the
half in LII, the three quarters in 1:55 and
the mile in 2304.
Second heat-In this heat the little horse
was driven for all he could do, going to the
quarter in :342, the half in 1:O9, the three
quarters in 1:44A, and the mile in 2:1815,
as grand performance as he has done this
year.
AN IMMENSE THRoNG.
So great has been the rush to see the
grand exhibition of pen work at the art gal.
lery of the Curtiss Business College that
Prof. tiss has been compelled to place be-
fore the public another collection, which may
be seen in the gallery of the main building.
This is practical age and practical education
is what our young men and women want
Prof. Curtiss in his system approaches near
or the desired result than any other method
of instruction and every parent having chill
dren to educate should see and converse with
the professor before returning home.
NoKA.
The war dance at the Indian show tent is
one of the big attractions ct the fair-ffty
chiefs and braves in national costume
Closing the Stores at Noon To-Day.
The undersigned agree to close their places
of business at 10 O'clock op Thupsday Sent @
in order to give employees an opportunity to at
tend the fair at Minneapolis.
Geo. L. Farwell, Savings Bank,
Strong, Hackett & Co., Forepaugh & Tarbox,
Gordon & Ferguson, Noyes Bros. & Cutler,
Merchants Natl Bank, Mayo & CLARK,
Dawson q Co., Beaupre, Allen & Keogh,
First National Bank, P. Fl. Kelly & Co.,
German Am rican Bank, NicoIs & Dean,
Second National Baak.
TO, DAY.
The programme for to-day includes speed
trials in the 2:34 trotting and 2:2O pacing
classes.
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Trying to Beat Tanner.

New YoRK. Sept. s.-charles Livingston is
attempting to fast forts-two days and is on ex-
hibition in Brooklyn. He completed the sec
ond day of the fast this evening.
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Philadelphia Failure

PHILADELPHIA, Sept. s.-Thompson 4 Co.,
bankers and brokers, South Third street, sus-
pended. Liabilities $4,000.
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At 10 o'clock A. M. go to SO 1glehart street.


A regular communication of Ancient Land
mark Lodge No. 8, A. E. and A. M, will be
held in Masonic hall this (Thursdsy) evening,
Sept. 8, at 7:S0 o'clock. Work in the Entered
Apprentice degree.
By order of the w. NJ
A. j. BURNNaHAM. Secretary.
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TIE National Game.

At Oleveland-Ten innings; Cleveland 4,
Cincinnati g.
At Providence-Pr Proyidences 8, Worcester g..
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THE EXPOSITION.
ANOTHER PLEASANT DAY TO AID IN
MAKING IT SUCCESS.

A Decreased Attendance and the Attrac-
tions Less Interesting than the Day Be-
fore-EpItome of the Races - Interview
with Miss Jewett-Not Seriously Injured
Another Big Programme for Friday.
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Reeds Gilt Edge Tonic cures dyspepsis.
Fresh OYSTERS

Use VIM. CLARKE 4 Sons HELIX NEEpLHs
Factory at Redditoh, England. Office l57 La
salla atreet, Chicago.
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90 Cents for Folding Rocking Chair.
At the SO cent store, 10l East Seventh street.
Cheapest and best in town.
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~
DIED.

Monday evening, after brief
iIlness Of congestion Of the brain, Uricke L.. cid
est daughter Of Dr.. q, and e. Wedelstasdt.
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MILES OF FIRE.
TIMBER FIRES IN THE
PROVINCE OF QUEBEC.

Country Laid Waste-Farm House after
Farm House Destroyed by the Insa liable
Monster-Men, Women and Children
Overtaken In their Flight Miscellaneous
Crime and Casualty Record.
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It can be used without fear of harm and
With the certainty of a permanent cure-DAY'6
KIDNEY PAD.
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a. j. BURNINGHAM, Secretarv.
Go and See St. Julien

Through one of those splendid Field or Opera
Glasses. For sale or to rent by Sherwood
Hough, corner of Third and Wabashaw streets.
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Ladies'! See the fine assortment Of Fancy
Work At Donaldson's, 50 East Seventh street.
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Don't forget that at 10 o'clock this morning
Ksvanagh sells the neat cottage and lot No. SO
Iglehart street.
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Msrriare of Neil Rurpess 3

San FRANcIsco, Sept. Shell Burgess. alias
Widow Bedott, was married Yesterday to
Miss Stoddart.
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For neat home attend the auction sale Of
real estate and Improvements, No. 50 Ielehart
street. this morning at 10 O'Clock.
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pENIrENrIARy FIRE

PENITENTIARY FIRE.
TRENTON, N. j., Sept. 8.-Fire in the shoe
shop of the State penitentiary caused loss of
$50 900; insured $25, 900.
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90 Cents for a Chrome

Splendid assortment just opened at Krauch'a
SO cent store, 10l East Seventh street.
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The Races.

Between l2 and o'clock people began to
flock to the grand stand, in preparation for
the races, for which an interesting pro-
gramme WAS announced, the horses to be
called in the first event at 1:3O. By that
hour probably two thousand people were
seated in the grand stand, while half
that number were scattered along
the fence on both sides of the
track. The horses for the first event, the
2:2S class, were called up promptly by the
judges, but series of annoying delays oc-
CURED so that it was 2:15 O'Clock before the
nrst heat was sent off. At the conclusion of
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DAILY WEATHER BULLETIN.

OFFICE OF OBSERVATION, SIGNAL CORPS, Us. A.
INaERsoLL BLOCK, THIRD STREET,
ST.. PAUL. MINI.
Observations taken at the same moment of
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DAILY LOCAL. MEANS.
Bar. Their. Bel. Hum. Wind. Weather.
30.265 $50 59.7 SE Clear.
Amount rainfall % inches; maximum ther-
mometer, 65; minimum thermometer, AZ.
o. 8. NJ. CoNE,
Sergeant Signal Corps, q. 8. A.
zAATHKR TO-DAY.
WASHINGTON, Sept. O., ] A. M.-Indications
for upper lake region: Falling barometer
south winds, partially cloudy weather. For
Upper Mississippi and Lower Missouri valleys:
Falling barometer, winds veering to summer,
east or south, partly cloudy weather.
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Pushes,
Plaid Satins,
Plaid Velvets,
Plaid Satteens,
Plaid Worsteds,
Newest and latest styles. in
Great variety, at Powers Bros.
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Japanese Ware.

Elegant line, and cheapest in the city, at
Krauch's 9S cent store, 10l East Seventh street.
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arkansas Election.

LITTLE ROCK, Sept. 8.-The effective major
ity against the constitutional amendment in
Pulaski is over 5000. franklin, Pope, Con-
way, Crittenden, Sebastian and Faulkner gave
majorities for the amendment. Pulaski, Ono
cheta, Lee, Galore. Saline, Craw ford, Phillips,
Jefferson and Crawford against ths amend
ment. Greenbackers carried Nevada county
except for sheriff.
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Massachusetts Prohsottsonssts.

WORCESTER, Sept. S.-The Prohibitionists
met in State convention to-day. Over 200 del
egates were present, half women. L. J. Lath-
rop, chairman of the State central committee,
in calling the convention to order predicted the
defeat of the Republican party in the Presiden-
tial contest. The sentiment was received with
great applause. Rev. DR.. Miner was made per-
msnent president. In his address he oon-
demned the records and policy of both the lead
pendent third party action on local. state and
national questions.
MIR. Minors address was frequently applaud
ed, especially his reference to Neal Dow, the
standard bearer of the party. resolution de-
claring no Prohibitionist could support James
A. Garfield for President was referred without
debate. Forty-two towns and cities are repre-
sented by 121 delegates. The resolutions
state, in substance, that the traffic in alcoholic
drink is an infamous wrong against society
and a dishonor tn the Christian nation. ALI
history shows that license has always
proved failure. We affirm that
our State and National Legislatures should le-
gally require its entire suppression within their
jurisdictions. We declare our paramount OBJ
ject to relieve State and National governments
from all completely with this wicked business
by electing men to Office who will put the seal
of their condemnation, upon it. party op-
posed to the prohibition policy, or refusing to
make it an issue on its platform, has no claim
upon us for support. While we insist upon
legal prohibition, we will continue to employ
all moral means we can to induce men to alb
stain from the use of liquor.
RESOLVED, That we are pledged to the ballot
for women by past declarations, by present
conviction, and by the nature of our organiza-
tion. That we accept the platform of princi-
Piles of the prohibition party adopted in Cleve-
land, Ohio, June II, 1880, and recommend it
to the suffrages of the voters of Massachusetts,
and the candidates there nominated, viz Neal
Dow for President, Rev. 81. A. Thompson,for
Vice President.
Charles Allmy, of New Bedford, was nomi-
mated for governor, and the ticket completed as
follows: Lieutenant Governor. Timothy K.
Earle, of Worcester; Secretary of State Solo
mon Foot of Dalton; Treasurer, Thos. j. La
throp, of Trenton; Auditor, Jonathan Buck, of
Harwick; Attorney General Samuel F. Fair
field, of Maiden; Electors at Large, Rev. A. A.
Minor, and DR.. John Buckman. Adjourned.
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THE CAMPAIGN.
Further Returns from the Vermont EIec
tion-Massachusetts Prohibitionists Pre-
dieting the Electisn Of Nancock-Mis-
cellsneous.
Vermont Election.

Vermont Election.
BURLINGTON, VT, Sept. 8.-A hundred and
fifty towns heard from give Republican
majority of 200. On this basis the RepubIi-
can majority over all will be about q, 500. and
their plurality about 27,O00. The legislature
will have bat one Democratic senator, The
house will be overwhelmingly Republican.
WHITE RIVER JUNCTION, VT. Sent. s-Re.
turns are coming in slowly but favorably to
the Republicans. One hundred and seventy
towns heard from give the following result:
Farnhsm, Republican, 81 $40; Phelps, Demo
cratic, II, T,058; Heath, Greenback, I,2i2; scat
tering, s. Farnham's majority, 1881. The
same ITO towns gave Fairbanks, Republican.
in 1876, 35, 787; Bingham. Democratic. l6 79l:
scattering, 81. Fairbanks majority, 1855.
Increased Republican majority, 47S. The COM
plexion of the legislature as per vote received
is lS7 Republicans to IA Democrats, Tho
towns to be heard from will increase the Re-
publican gubernatural and congressional vote
materially. Most Of the counties win be in
to-day.
WHITE RIVER JUNCTION VT, Sept. s.-Re-
turns of the State election have been received
from 220 towns, leaving 81 to be heard from.
The Congressional vote has been received from
202 town, leaving SO towns to be heard from.
The gubernatorial vote stands "a foIlows.
Farnham, Republican, SS. .82s; Phelps. Demo
cratic, 20, III; Heath, Greenback, 1850. Farm
hams majority over all 1856. The same
towns gave in 1876: Fairbanks. Republican,
44,065; Bingham, Democratic, 26.S20; scatter-
ing Is. Fairbanks majority. 2S,672. This
shows Republican loss of 2,904 and a Demo
cratic gain of 397 in 200 towns. The towns to
be heard from gave in 1876, Fairbanks, Repub-
ican, 3,768; Bingham, Democrat, 666.
In the first congressional district IA towns
gave Joyce Republican. Is, $50; Randall, DEM
ocrat Z, 7,4s9; Martin, Greenback, 635. joyce's
majority, 1907.
In the Second Congressional district in 70
towns Taylor. Republican, has IA, ,723; Gambler,
Democrat, 6S, $50; Mead, fusion, 24i; scatter
ing, 2. Taylor's majority, "a, lis.
In the Third district in so towns Grant, Re
publican. has 1886; Carver, Democrat, 5,05I:
Tarbell, Greenback, l,118; Scattering, 4l6.
Grants majority, 1851.
There are in the three districts 20 towns TO be
heard FROM, The complexion of the next leg
islature will be more strongly Republican than
for long time before, being composed of 1872
Republicans, Is Democrats and 81 Green
backers.
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The programme for to-day includes speed
trials in the 2:34 trotting and 2:2O pacing
classes.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-04-07
APPLICATION FOR PATENT.

NOTICE NO. az, U. U. MINERAL SURVEY
IN No. las and ISL. UNITED STATES LAND
OrricE, Carson City. Nevada, February 70,
1850. Notice In hereby given. that the oliver
Jacket Mining Company, q corporation OF the
State Of California. having its principal place
by W. schlaser. Its agent and superintendent,
whose postoface address IL Gold Hill. Storey
county. Nevada. this day nlsd In this Office Its
application for . United Sta,es patent for a..
teen handrsd usool feet Of the Monumental
Twins lode. bearing gold and silver. with sur
face ground containing 10 2e-l00 acres a. here
inaftsr described, the same beina of1ciAlly sur.
vsyed and plated BY the Surveyor General -
u. y. Survey or Lot No. i$3 and ISL. In Town
ships is and II north, Range ~ east, Mount
trict. county Of Storey and state Of Nevada.
and described BY mctes and bound by the plat
and field notes on nle In this ofics ~ follows,
viz: Beginning at . post marked Monumental
Twins No. 1. thence running south ten Q0l
degrees east fitecn huIdred $500 feet 10 . post
marked Monumental Twins No. 2; thence north
eighty 1901 degrees EAST stx hundred l6OO) feet
to . poet marked Monumental Twins No. 3.
from which the quarter section corner In north
line OF section ave Nl, Township sixteen N6l
north. Range twenty.ons yal) east, Mount d..
ablo Base and Meridian. bears north twenty,
eight l2sl degrees west, distant nve hundred
and twenty (ss0) feet; thence running rom said
poet No. 8 nouh ten tl0l degrees west seven
hundred and nfty.thres (7a3l ieet to the south.
essterly boundary Of u. 5. Survey No. lt3,
North Chapman lode: thence south nfiy-eight
1881 degrees ten QoI minutes west. one hun.
dred and sixty.nine (l69) feet to post NO. Of
said u. b. Survey No. i&3, North Chapman lode;
thence north twenty.one and one half t2lA1
degrees west eight hundred and twenty'iour
,s7tj feet to a point and thence south eighty
is0I degrees west two hundred and seventy.
four (aID feet to post No. I. tho place OF be.
ginning. containing l6 lllc0 acres, the said
claim being Of record In the once OF the Re
csrdsr Of storey county. Nevada. ~ Virginia
City, Nevada, In book "B" OF Locations. ct page
SOC and being bounded upon the northeast In
part by the said North Chapman lode or U. 3.
Survey No. las.
Reference Is hereby made TO tho onicial plat
posted upon the said Monumental Tsins claim
and TO the plat and nsld notes on ne In this
ONCE for more particular des,r.ptiol OF the
mining ground hereby sought TO be pttest d.
ALI adverse claims must be nled IN this ONCE
within six y t6O) days from the nrst newspaper
publicstion Of the notice OF said application.
is2G Z n. HARRl>. Register.
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NDEs SILVER MINING CON.

A NDES SILVER MINING CON.
"A PlRY.-Lssation Of principal place Of
business. San Francisco, California.
Location VI works. Virginia Mining District,
Storey county. Nevada.
Motto. ishsrsby given that ct . meeting Of the
Board OF Directors. held on the twenty.sixth
day OF February. 1850. an assessment mo.
Ia OF Twenty-Five Cents per share was
levied upon the capital stock Of the corporation.
payable immediately. In United States gold
coin, to the Secretary, At the ONCE OF the Dom.
pany. Room 2. Nevada Block. 800 Montgomery
street. San Francisco. California.
Amy stock upon which this assessment shall
remain unpaid OF the 1fst day OF April,
1850. will be DELINQUENT, and advertised
for sale at public auction; and unless pay.
ment 10 made before, will DO sold on
TUESDAY, the twentieth day Of April.
1850, TO pay the delinquent assessment, to-
gether with costs Of atvertir'ug and expenses
VI sale. BY order Of the Board Of Directors.
BUTLER BURklS. Secretary.
Once Room .. NsvadA Block. 800 Montgom-
cry street, ran Francisco, California.
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REGISTRATION.

NorIcE IL HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
~ Books OF Registration for the Municipal
Election, to bs held on Monday. May ID. A. ID.
1880. for the election Of Town officers Of the
Town of Gold Hin, win be open on THURS.
DAY, APRIL lat. A. ID. 1850. at 10 O'Clock A.
day, April 18th. aud IRON April l2th to Thurs
day, April 22d. from ! A. y. 20 0 y. n. and on
Thursday. April 21d. from ! a. q. to 9 r. ~. 81
which tims tn. Books for Registration will
lose. Naturalized citizens will be required to
roduce their papers At the tim tsey present
phemselves for Reg, stration.
j. p. FLANNI S0HAM,
II. ofieio Registry Agent. Township No. 8,
Storey county. Nevada.
Gold Hill, March 3lst, 1880. Std
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And In accordance with law and an order Of
the Board Of Directors. made on the sventsenth
day Of February, 1880, 90 many shares Of
each parcel Of such stock a. may DO necessary
will be sold At public auction. 1t the once Of
the Company. In the City OF Ban Francisco.
California. on SATURDAY, the tenth day Of
April, 1880. at the hour OF two O'Clock ?. =.
OF said day, to pay said delinquent assAsment
thereon, together with cost Of advertising
and expenses OF the sale.
onice-No. $50 Pine street, Room 8, ban
F1ncisco, California. 70
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DULLIoN INNING COMPANY.

AININ0
ID Location Of principal place Of business.
ban Francisco. California.
Location OF works. Gold Hin. Storey county,
Nevada.
Notice Ia hereby given. that at injecting Of
the Board VI Directors, held on the twenty-nfth
t25th) day Of March, 1850, an assessment
mo. 10y Of One Dollar ($i) per share was levied
upon the capital stock Of the corporation,
payable Immediately. In United States gold
coin, to the Secretary, ct the once OF the
Company, Room No. 5. Safe Deposit Building.
32s Asntsvmery street. San francisco, Gall.
forniA.
Any stock upon which this assessment shall
remain unpaid on the twenty.eighth (2sth) day
Of April. lssJ. will be delinquent, and advor.
tised for sale At public auction, and unlees pay.
msnt 10 made before. will be sold on TUES.
DAY. the eiahtss th tisth) day OF Nay, lS1O, 10
pay the delinquent assessment, together with
coets Of advertising and expenses Of sale.
BY order OF the Bosrd OF Directors.
J. n. BRAZELL, Secretary.
Oface-Room No. 8. Safs Deposit Building.
No. s2s Montgomery street. San Franeisco.
California. mar27td
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NOTICE OF FORFEITURE.
TovS OF GOLD Hill,
County Of storey. State Of Nevada,
February i6, 1850.

To EbwARp KKNSEY. associate owner In the
South Jacket mine. Gold Hill Mining Dis.
trict, storey county, state Of Sevada:
You are hereby notified that the undersigned
has performed and laid out the annual amount
of work for 1879 on the above claim required BY
Sec. 2s2t Revised statutes Of the United states,
and your pro rata phare OF said work amounts
to Thirty.three Dollars aud Thirty three Cents
CSs3 ISL. And n within ninety days after this
notice by publication you fail or refuse to con.
tribute said amount Jour interest In said claim
will be forfeited and become the property Of
the sub.cribcr, under said Section 23li.
tSigned): JOHN .E Al
frat SIN p. o. address, Gold II n. New.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
REPUBLICAN
STATE CONVENTION,

ATAM MEETING OF THE REP, ,LIcAN
"A State Central Committee Of n. .ds. held
At Virginia City. February Is, 1850. / { follow.
ing resolutions were unanimously I'd. ted;
Rsslrsd, That the Republican State Central
Committee OF the State Of Nevada order that .
State Convention Be held at Austin, Lander
county. In this State. on tuesday, May IL. 1850.
81 the hour OF II o'clock a. =. OF said day. for
the purpoee Of cleciing sx DELEGATES and six
alternatss 70 represent the Republican party Of
Nevada In the National Republican Convention
to DO held at Chicago. Illinois. June 2. 1850.
Rssolrsd. That We recommend that the sew.
eral Republican County Central Committees
Of the stats Of Nevada call primary elections
VI the people for the purpose Of Erecting dale
gates to the said STATE Convention at Austin :
the said primaries to bs held on or before Nay
.. 1850.
Resolved. That the basis OF representation In
said Convsntisn shall b one vote fOr each and
every 100 votes, or fraction Of 50 or over 10,
cast at the last general election for the Rspubli.
can State ticket. to-wtt:
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IMPORTANT NOTICE.

ANY PERSON HAVING PLEDGES IN THE
- fawnbrcksf Shop Of Mrs. A. Oobn, Wiz.
ginia, Will please take them out on expiration
81 N q. Mrs. oehn 10 selling out and win
,eeSe virginia on the 18th Of April. AL goods
and whatsver 10 len will be shipped 70 San
Francisco. Those who wish to secure treat
bargains In Jewelry. Furnishing Goods, Hats,
boots and Notions, will do veil 10 10 and %.
cure them at once. Anything owing TO Mp.
Uenn must b paid a once, for n not paid By
sens having claims against Nrs. Cohn will
please present their billa Goods, Fixtures,
SAFE, Show Cases. etc., for nls cheap.
MRS. A. COIN.
VirIinia, Nsvsds, March II, isss. i7imo