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The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1876-11-30
RULE ~. AND PRoBABLK RESULTS.

The method of counting the electoral
vote by the Senate and House of Represen-
tatives has heretofore been prescribed in
rule 80 Of the joint rules of the two houses.
No joint rules were adopted at the first
session Of the present Congress, though re-
peatsd efforts were made in the Senate by
Mr.. Thurman aud others to carry resolu-
tion having for its purpose their adoption.
Ruls 90 provided, that should the two
houses disagree on the vote of any State
il should be thrown out. Dat under this
rule the process might be kept up until
neither candidate would receive a maiority
OF the fun electoral vote, and IN this event
the election Of President would 90 into the
House Of Representatives, which, OF course,
would declare Mr.. TiIden elected. But it
may properly be claimed that this joint
rule Is not in force, since each Congress
adopts its own rules, and hence rule will
have to be agreed upon in the session Of
Congress to meet in December, by which
che eiection Of President may be governed.
6hoald Louisiana, South Carolina and
Florida be declared, by fraud, for Hayes,
aud the Republican candidate be thus given
the zone vote the effort viii be made on
the part Of Democrats to make operative
rule -, and this course val be opposed
most probably by the Senate. In this event
the Forsy-fOnrth Congress will meet with
bat the precedent contained in rule %
to govern action, and then difficulty
may be expected. under conflict
o. the two hOHseI Whether this
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1876-11-30

IL is the easiest matter in the world to
elect your Candidate in savage governments
where returning boards are instituted. II
the other fellow get too many votes, throw
out enough OF his precincts to make yours
victorious. There is nothing SO natural
and simple, and nobody is amazed that in
Kellogg's nice eGrpct-bag government the
returning board, constituted Of proper ma
terials, holds the key to the situstion.
Long live the returning boards, to which
the United States must owe president or
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1876-11-30

A GENTLEMAN formerly. of Columbus,
Ohio, but Democrat and therefore affect
ed by commonplace prejudices, says that he
happens to know from unquestionsd author
ity that Hayes has privately said within a
month that he did not expect to be elected ;
that the demand for the change was so
great that it could not be resisted; that the
demand was in part justified, and that the
administration was load the party could
mt carry
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1876-11-30

WHEN Mr.. Secretary of War B .lknap re-
signed, it happened that Grant, cognizant
of all the fac's, Of many of which the pub
lie is yet unadviscd, accepted lis ros;gna-
ton. When B.lkaap appeared at the bar
OF the Senate he plead to the jurisdiction
of the boiy, and it was determined that
since his resignation was accepted he was
out OF office and the Senate had no juris-
dction. I5was the acceptance Of the re.ig-
nation that let Bclknap cut, and it must be
will let i'm cut, and nothing else can while
he remains in T,X4s. Aud who can &C
cfpt il?
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1876-11-30

If TilGen be counted out by the Senate,
and II yes in, by means Of the absurd Lou.
isiana returning board, the House and Sen
ate will disagree finally since the failure
10 elect president by the people mGst re-
suit from This deadlock, and fatal, incura-
bic differences between the two houses
The duty is then devolvcd by the Con
stIJution upon the House of electing
president. The House will proceed
to discharge its duty and Tilden will
be elected. Meanwhile the S-nate
will count Hayes in 10y counting Leu s.
lana, Florida and S nth Carolina, and at
this instant Grant will employ his soldiers
to enforce the action of the Senate, dis
perse the House, capture and incarcerate
Tilden and enthrone Hayes. And will
this be the end of peace and of the Re-
public
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1876-11-30

SLAYBAcK, In slaughtering Eras;us Wells,
slew himself, and worse than the latter act,
sent Radical to Congress to make Hayes
President or crown Grant Emperor. Stay
back, in Strengthening Wells, thus commit
ted double murder. He has certainly put
a period to Siayback's useful political ex-
istence; he slew Erastus Wells; and then
the terrible assassin made death stroke
at Tilden.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1876-11-30

uncharitable in his ascriPtion OF base de-
signs 10 the Democrats that We are forced
TO aistrust his conspicuous virtue. Coz
ceaIment, Governor Stearns should know,
is ever cover for fraud, and no: shield
against il. Stearrs should be sternly
kicked cut OF Florida, as he hes trounced
himself beyond the pale of decency. lie
says he is going to be the returning board
in his State as to the presidential question.
lie is an awful good man, this fellow
S:carns-a Bullock or a Warm0;h carved
cut Of a scant pattern.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1876-11-30

WINS TEAL. OF the duck family, ne
gro Of NacogdOches. hesring that Tilden was
elected and '.knowin',s as lie SAID, 'sdat
he VAS TO have a nudder massa, '' went into
court there and selected Mr.. Crouch as his
future owner. How RadicAiism has dipped
the innocent creatures and made them CON-
nit countless folliss and crimes.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1876-11-30

WE haze enough of Texas now. In fact,
the San Antonio Herald thinks We have too
much of it; bu. suppose we transpose the
VoYels as we subdivide aud transform the
State, and we have Taxes fof Texas. And
the results and the whole story are before
us. Let the people read it. The PROPOSE
ton IS approved by those alone who are
more interested il holding offices than in
paying taxes.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1876-11-30

PANoLA county proposes to give Paul
Bremond and Col. Cone $50, 900 in lands
at valuation and ESQ, GOO in money if they
viii direct their road through that wise
and enterprsirg town, and yet Austin and
Travis county, twenty times richer than
Pamela, ran'E gather up $50, 600 for the
Llmpasas NaFsoS Gauge. Isa't it shame
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1876-11-30
TO sUBsCRIBERS AND CORRES-
I8nMnRNEa

Persons writing to this Office in relation
to their papers or business, will please state
the postoffice to which the paper is, or will
he sent, or the answer must be mailed.
They will also state whether they take or
ies.re to take the DAILY or WEEKLY.
By SO doing, much delay and trouble will
be avoided.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1876-11-30

ALL the State officers of South Carolina
are Republicans, and ROst Of the supervls-
ors of elections sre either oficeholders or
candidates on the Republican ticket. OF
course there is fairness in South Carolina
in determining the result of the election.
To count Hampton and Tllden out was
easy and natural enough.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1876-11-30

GRANT will agree, even now, to stand
by with the sword and see Hayes counted
in by the President Of the Senate. This is
the purpose to be executed, and there is
no way of defeating it unless we propose
to fight But if Grant and the President
of the Senate interpose to invest Hayes
with power, even so the House, having the
right to make the President, when there is
no election by the people, will elect Til
don
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1876-11-30

TIE New York Sus, the most effective
aSd ablest adhercnt of FiIdea. if the World
be not, says; Better submit to wrong
Ter the time, however gross, than appeal 10
any bas legal, constitutional and peaceful
remedies" The Saa thas reproduces al
most the very words so frequently used Of
late be- the STATESMAN.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1876-11-30

snKRxAy and the Radical managers of
elections in Louisiana assert that there Is
no appeal from the decree Of the returning
besrd-that no court can intervene or cor
rect its action or compel it to do justice.
This true, there Is an eud of the matter,
and Hayes wiz be counted in.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1876-11-30

A RacEIyER has possession of the prop
ertY aud machinery OF the st. Louis Gas
Company, aud has so managed the concern
that 1t is msking money at two dollars and
fifty cents per thousand feet. RS great
pity thatsuch receivers cannot get hold Of
all the gas factories. Their greed in many
places is so intense that they destroy their
Own business and force people to nselamPs
and candles
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1876-11-30
TUE DEMONSTRATION.

The revolution that the country has I'M
dergoue in the past four years is remarka-
BILE, as shown by figures that have been
collated. In 1872 Grant swept all New
England and the Middle States. In No
vember, 1876, Tilden has triumphed in Con-
necticut, in three of the Middle States and
two of the Western States. The facts are
thus tabulated:
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1876-11-30

Ono squaro-eight lfnes-ei for frat insertion; fifty
cents for each subsequent Insertion
Special notices next TO reading mattRr, f11Oler
eQnare each insertion Eight lines OF less square,
eI- Heading matter, local column fifteen cents per
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Advertisements payable in advance,
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ness under contract.
kN-We will contract with parties Themselves at the
above rates and not through third parties.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1876-11-30
ForeIgn Markets.

LIYERPooL. November e.-Noon--CIoflon
advancing; middling uplahds 9 9-Igd; mid.
ding Orleans SD sales 20, 900 bales, includ-
ing Tor speculation and export 5000 bales.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1876-11-30
NEW ENGLAND STATES.
MIDDLE STATES

7 Totals. :. :. 80, 173 Sc, COO
Republican loss in New England, 1876,
M 1T3
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1876-11-30
WESTERN STATES.

Western States. ................ 2O3, OO9
Total. .................... 0Vo, lol
These facts are absolutely startling. They
are significant Of danger involved in the
false counting OF votes in New Orleans.
They show that it is not the South that is
wronged, for this, in Republican eyes,
would be the highest evidence of the
loftiest political virtue; but that the peo-
pie Of the North and East are cheated of
their purpose to give the country new
order of things. They are Northern COM
munities that are proposed TO be grossly
outraged, and 1t is most fortunate for us
that such are the facts. The strength of
Tlden in the South consisted in the per-
feet confidence of a people, harried to the
death by sleuth hounds of taxation, in the
purpose and ability of the vigorous COVER
nor OF New York to give them relief. The
whole white population of the South, save
the few Republicans gathered in villages
and towns and holding Federal offices in
these provinces, voted compactly for Til
den. The negroes co-operated with the
minority Of the North and the popular ma
jority of Tilden, If we count only the votes
of Americans proper, would be million
or more. The negro vote can have no
moral influence. 1t signifies nothing. 1t
can have no effect upon the popular
conscience. 1t gives him who receives it
the least possible moral right to office.
They vote, as ordered, in compact masses.
They voted in this election for Grant, but
somebody printed the names of Hayes's
electors on their tickets. 1t thus happens
that Tilden, in point of fact, is chosen pres
ident ty q popular vote, which, stripped
Of pollution and unnatural excrescences,
makes him chief magistrate OF the republic
by . majority Of q million or more white
men. We don't think that the Congress,
whatever the conduct of the devil-may-care
President, viii dare to accept as final the
fraudulent action of the Gulf State return
ing bosrds. Therefore. it is that VIC cannot
help believing that the right will finally tri-
umph. and that Tilden. whose luck has ever
beer. sublime as his genius for government,
will be the first president Of the new century.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1876-11-30

GALyEsros, November 2s.-Gold 1l0l<.
Silver i02
Hides dry, selected, 1910; light sailed,
1Glzc; stack, salted, 141sc; wet, salted,
101<c.
Wool easier; fBe2i@2lc; medium 2iCg24c;
coarse and heavy 10000
Cotton - market firm; middling 1Iskc;
low middling lie; good ordinary l0I<c.
NEw YoRK, November 2S.-Gold lO81{.
Cotton quiet uplands' i215c; Orleans
70 7-l8c.
NEW ORLEANS, November 2e.-Cotfon
demand fair and prices irregular; sales 1850
bales: good ordinary il0lllsc; los mid
middling 12I{@5i2s<c: middling fair 1870
l2J<c; fair i35<0f3tzc.
Gold i0eA; sighf Il per cent. discount
Sterling, bank 5.2z1<.
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1876-08-15
jiiffik. il

(Rys ge gig0ta. I'd Rud. Pokormeho.) J
(Dokonceni.)
Jests slunce vychodni vrchy nepfestou
pilo a jiz jsem okresniho mesta kracel
pfiiemnou fivalovou cestou k zamku hla.
sivskemu. Pudila mne tam zvlastni tou-
ha.
Pfizniva nahoda svedla mne pied lety
Praze rodinou, kteraz Hedviku u Sc
be hostila, jaky div, zejsem pfilnul k
cernookemu dibliku venkova! Byla-liz
to jen zadost po necem dosud nepocite-
nem, kteraz Sc mi prvnim doimu nase-
no setkani srdci umistila9 Tusim. A
vsak v brzku poznal jssm, ze jsem zkla.
man, brzku pfesvedcil jssm Sc, ze laska
zenina Caste byva pouhtm jsrnim bilym
mrackem, kteryz jen oblohu pteleti, aniz
by ddtklive pamAtky po sobS zdstavil.
Bohuzel Jifik poznal Hedvicinu lasku
vazn9ji. Ona mu srdci nezneho ston
ku vyrostia mocnY kmen, kdyz byl
nahle kmen vyvracen, tn kofeny jeho 2
prsou vytrhnuto Jifikovi take vlastni
srdce.
Dostoupil jsem zatim maleho lesikr
ma vrsku, ieho chlad tajuplny sumo
vyrusil mns ma okamzik myaenek. A
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1876-08-15

vleknuv Sc ' propGjceny mi odev, pospi-
Sill jsem k Hedvice. Kdyz zaslechla kro-
ky me, matn6 pozdvihla oci. Dosud mne
nepoznala.
,Hedviko,' promluvil jsem tfesoucim
bIasem, ,nahoda cht6la, abychom Sc jestt
jedenkrate setkali Pfisel jsem hn6vem
V srdc mista tato, avsak nest6sti vase
vabuzuje We mn5 city zcela jin6.'
Pro Bdhr yzkfikla Hedvika, jake ze
sna Sc probirajic, Wy jste =
,Ano,' ptisveddil isem, abych sve jme-
no We rtech il zadrzel. Nestastnice Sc
chv6la, jake vEtrem zmftanY klas.
"A co hodlate nyni cinitig tazal jsem
,odcizirn Sc sv5tu dpln6 tich6 sa .
mote budu touziti po okamziku posled-
MIN.
N6m5m stisknutim ruky rozloucil jsem
Sc nj a pfepln6nym srdcem prchal
isem 2 krajiny, ktera We mn6 TAX smutn6
z6stavila. Po nekolika dnech
doSla mne zprava re zamku. Mrtvoly O.
bou soupefi byly nalezeny ma rdznych
mistech parku pohfbeny.
Kdyz jsem po roco op6tn6 mista ia ma
vstivil, uzfel jsem dve hrobd p6knymi
kameny. Ma onom, pod kterym Jifik
odpocival, vyryta tatO SLOW:
,Kdybych vyplakala vsecko
"a okamzik prvy,
vzpominky sv6 nevyplaci,
byt bych lkala krvf.'
IL.
Kan Sc Hedvika odebrala, nikdo V
zamku neved6l
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1876-08-15
Natfete domy sv6
IuCebnimi baryanli
MILLER BROS

kter6 jsou vyrobeny cist6ho bil6ho olo.
va, zinku a lneneho oleie, pflpravene ma
bilou, Gernou sto iinysh rozmanitych
barev. Tato barva ma krasny lesk a
vsaie Sc hluboko do dreva, take tfikrate
tax dlouho vydrzi jako kterakoliv jina
barva ma svet6. ac1oliv stoii celou tFeti.
nu meme, nez jine barvy, ktere Sc ma tr-
zisti nachazi. Pfihlaste Sc u MILLERA
A BRATRU, jichz barva zdobi neimend
sto tisic staveni; vsecky ostatni isou pon,
he napodobeniny.
Poslete 81 pro vzorky barev a vysy6d.
ceni, iez yam bezplatn6 budou poslany.
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1876-08-15

hanebnost, mel phi tom tlccl neslechetny
nyni uz znamyp
| ,Myslites'
,Zajiste. Hrab6 Andrea cht6l Sc oze-
niti domnelou dcerou pana Beaupreau
zmocniti Sc dvanacti milion6 barona
kermo ia Kermarouetu. Potom,' dokla
dal Bastien, ,pfisv6dtte, sire Williame
ze tento hrab6 Andrea je 7eliky zlosyn, a
20 kazdy, komu tfeba dosti malo zalezi
ma slecns Beaupreau anebo ma panu
Fernando Rocherovi, nema mic jin6ho u
cinit, potkaje bidnika toho, jake ia potkal
jsem vas ma miste osamelem, opustenem
kde hluk pfichazejici dola oceanu pfc
hlusuie kakdy jiny hluk smrtelne stena-
nj, potkaje no, pravim, bezbranneho a
sam MAZE jake ia bambtku ruce, nema
mic iineho delat nez no zastfelitp
A Bastien namifil znova ma sira Will
anna, baronnet zachvel se pfi vsi srdna--
tosti sve myslil, ze tenkrat smrti nevy.
vazne.
,Tedy', mumlal hlasem, nemz jevila
Sc iakas dzkost, jiz nelze zatajiti, ,stojite
stale ma SVEN, ze jsem hrabe Andreap
,Jas ia nestojim ma nicem', vece chlad
ne byvaly husar, ,cinim pouze porovnani
mic vice. Nam toliko "a to, ze iste Ii hra
be Andrea, nezbyva vam nez iedina made
je spasy.'
All, kteraP
,Nuze, neiprve odfeknete Sc snatku Sc
slecnou Beaupreau uvolte Sc, ze opu.
site Francii tuto chvili.'
Al, al, podminka ia je pills krutap
,Potom udate pravdu beze vsi Iii, kan
hrabe Andrea skryl slecnu Johanku z
Balderu a Ceriskup
,Pfal byste 81 tohop di baronnet zacho-
vav zbytek smelosti, aekoli mel proti SO.
be stale namifenou bambitku Bastienovu.
,Opakuji', pravil tento, ,ze bych ma
miste sira Williama nevahal udati toto
misto.'
A Bastien zm6niv nahle hlas dolozil:
,Andreo, pane hrabe Andrea, hodina
dskok1, nekonecne salby, bidne grady,
podvodI dnosd minula. HE, nyni cd
bila hodina odplaty. Pryc tedy Sc skrabos
kou, pokrytce, nyni neimenujes Sc vice
SIREN William, pryc kraboskou umis
Ii, pomodli Sc, nebof musis unfit more
ii bude pfikrovem'
Has Bastieniv znel vazne jako hlas
soudce pronasejiciho ortel smrti.
Sir William myslil, ze je po nem veta
a tu pozbyl vsi rozvahy chladnokrevno-
sti sve: Coz mne chcete zavrazditI pra-
vii.
,Nebfvaii vrazdeni lee lide cestni, vra-
hove byvaji zabijeni. Nezavrazdil isl
sam chevaliera We FlorenciiF
,Milostp zvolal sir William, ,zabijete-li
mne, nedovite Sc niceho.'
,Mluv tedy! Kde je Johanka! Kdeie
Ceriskap
Sir William vahal.
Pane hrab6 Andrea, di Bastien, ,roz-
umejme 81 dobfe. Nam nafizeno cd pa
ma Kergazu, abych vam dal sto tisic
frankd, opustiteli Ii Francii, vzdateli Sc
vseho svad6ni slecny Beaupreau pow
tell spravedlive, kde jsou ODE divky, KITE
rezto jste unesl. Toliko slyste uvazte
toto: pfipade, ze byste vsecko slibil,
hnal bych vas pred sebou az ma Kerloven,
zde bych vas dal zavfit stfezil bych vas
We dne noci, az by mi odepsal pan z
Kergazu, jemuz psati budu. Kdyby pax
on nalezl ODE divky, pustil bych vas ma
svobodu; kdybyste vsak mne ieste obel-
hal, zastfelil bych vasp
,Reknu pravdu', mumlal sir William,
jenz poznaval, ze nema Bastien milosr-
denstvi ze je po mem veta, nerozhodneli
Sc mluvit.
,Nuzep nalehal Bastien.
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1876-08-15
Farmarsk6 pOZemky

Ma prodej nebo ma vym6n II
pozemk kovy m etek
Cleyeland6
Pozemky ty isou vyte6n6, biz zelezm-
ce dobr6ho trhu Il lezi Pockahontas u
Buena Vista Counts. kde Jest hodne Ce.
chi osedlych. Cena nizka, terminy phi
zniv6. Blizsi zprava
PRICE BROTHERS, 145 Superior Str.
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1876-08-15
Hugo Hensch
VyZiyna mOuka dGtSka
t6z pro
neduziv6 q ZOtavujiCI Sc
rovn6z Gcinkuje vyborn6 proti
neduhtm letnfm.


= l g I g Il d u u J c
odporuceni vynlkaJicich lekafG
tohoto a iin5ch NEST:
Nv nizonodonsapi zknsivse uueo
Hensch.e e mousku s vvbornTm llsn6-
chem y naSi praksi. 8 dobrym sv9domim
il odporueiti m8zeme obecenstvu.
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The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-04-13
SOMETHING NEW.

The undersigned would respectfully an
nounce to the citizens of Winuemucca. that
he has just arrived from San Francisco,
having brought a large Sun Instrument for
the purpose of making large pictures from
small cards or from life and is now ready to
take orders for the same. Work done at San
Francisco prices. All pictures guaranteed to
suit or no charge. No advance asked. Spoci-
mems can he seen at the parlor of the Lafa-
yette Hotel where all are invited. AS my stay
here is limited, l would kindly request all
those wishing work done to bring it in at the
earliest opportunity or leave their address at
the hotel.
II. W. Brooks. Artist
Wnnemucca, April Z, 2w,
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-04-13

REDUCING THE PRIcE.-The rising
generation in Winnemncca know u
thing or two about reducing the price
of admission to shows. Last night
they crowded into the ticket Office
and blocked up the entrance to the
hall where the Jubilee Singers were 10
bold forth. preventing ingress or egress
through that passage. and refased to
pay more than four bits admission.
The boss singer tried his persuasive
powers to get them to desist, but in
vain. as they positively refused to ca
pitulate except on their own terms
Their proposals were fually accepted !,
the boys paid their half dollar each,
aud the show went on.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-04-13

DISCUSSED PIUTEs. Prince Naches
and Captain Breckenridge, two noble
Piutes came here the other day with
the intention of getting passes to San
Francisco aud back. The Captain had
never been west Of the Sierra, and the
Prince wanted TO show him the
elephant in California. They applied
for passes, but their request was re-
fused at the railroad headquarters. and
two worse disguised Piutes never made
tracks in the alkali
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-04-13

AN American girl was playing croquet
in England last summer. what a
horrld scratch" said she. Indignantly,
when her mallet failed to do its duty
aud she missed her shot. 6" Oh, my
dear" said an English cousin. lyon
should not use snch slang expressions. ="
What should have said?' asked the
American. g You might have said. y
replied the English maiden, after cau-
vassing her vocabulary for a perfectly
unexceptionable phrase" you might
have said, What a bsastly huke!
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-04-13
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$50 Hussey 69c. zoe
100 Advance II
$50 Coso Con. 45c
400 Golden Chariot 81, "a
S95 Poorman 75c, G21ac
400 Baltimore "a, .2H
60 Bacon 10
100 Eclipse 10, ga
100 Challenge 6, So
40 Dayton 61a
900 Rock Island 81, 55s
800 Pictou 40c, 2Uc
40 New York Ia
$50 Occidental So
So American Fiat u
% Sheridan a
300 Tyler Ace
800 Alta 81
450 Woodville %, 2,s
100 Mint -