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River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1876-11-23

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INSPECTING THE CANVASS.

The Returning Board on the 18th invited
five representatives of each party to be pres
ent TO witness the canvass. Senator Sherman
On behalf of the Republicans accepts the in
vitation announcing that the i've Republicans
will be named hereafter. The Democrats
have chosen as their watchers, John Nj.
Palmer and Lyman Trumbull of Illinois !;
VIM. Bigler of Pennsylvania; Geo. b. Smith
of Wisconsin, and p. II. Watson of Ohio.
On the goth the Returning Board again met and
resolved TO first proceed with the canvass OF
votes where there was no contest and after
wards take up the contested parishes. Their
sessions will be from 10 A. NJ TO p NJ. daily
until the canvass is complete.
THE pUPLrcATB POLL LISTS.
The following is Southern press dispatch
from New Orleans:
"The total vote of the State, made up from
duplicate poll lists received from forty
parishes and ten parishes es'imated by the
registration of this year and the vote of 1874,
is as follows: For Governor, Nichols, Dem
ocrat, 81, 202; Packard, Republican, 20, ll2
total vete, l60, 224; total vote in 1874, tor
State Treasurer, Ia, 705; increased vote this
wear over 1874, IL, 5I9; Nichols majority over
Packard, of the votes polled, 5000.
OF the Tlden electors five have majority
over the highest Republican electors OF :, 24o.
The other two Tlden electors have majority
of :. O36 The discrepancy in majorities Is
caused BY the omission of five Hayes elect
ors from the Republican tickets in several
parishes.
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The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-11-27
FINED AND IMPRIsoNED.

The Radical Canvassing Board of
South Carolina, who regardless of law
and Courts, determined to give the
State to the Republicans, are now ex-
periencing the evil of their ways.
The Supreme Court of the State, the
members of which are all Republicans,
but apparently more impartial than
the members of the Board, has COM
mitted them for contempt and fined
them 81 800 each The Board refused
to obey the orders of the Court, in fact
paid no attention whatever to its
DEGREES, in counting the vote, and for
this revolutionary act they were CON-
United co Jail last Saturday, until re-
leased by order of the Court. 1t is
possible that the win of the majority
may now be respected In SoHth
Carolina. This disagreement among
the Radical leaders in the State may
result in ousting Chamberlain from the
Governorship, and the issuing of certif-
Gates to the two Tilden Electors who
received more votes than the two
Hayes Electors at large.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-11-27
THE PRESIDENTIAL MUDDLE.

The news from the East throws no
light on the Presidential situation.
The vexed question:" Who is Presi-
dent ?--is apparently no nearer a
solution than it was last week. The
country is anxious to have it decided as
soon as possible; but only upon the
condition that, the man who is legally
elected President, whether ii be Tilden
or Hayes, shall be legally insugsrated.
There must be no indications of fraud
or chicanery on either side, to count
eitherin or out. The people want the
matter settled; but they will insist on
having that settlement legal, fair and
satisfactory to every reasonable aud
thinking man. In this event there
will be no dissatisfaction with the cleo
ton of either candidate for the Presi-
dency.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-11-27
EASTERN DISPATCHES
North Carolina.
New YORK, Nov. Of.

New YORK, Nov. 27.
Times Greensboro special says, re-
turns received show that the vote for
Hayes and Settle will reach and prob
ably exceed 100000. 1t is claimed that
the Democrats committed glaring
frauds, as Tilden's majority will reach
$4,000 and Vance will run some 400 or
500 behind him. The Democrats here
are much excited by discovery of the
fact that one of Tilden's Electors, VIM.
d. Glenn, is ineligible. He is one of
the Commissioners appointed by the
Southern Claim Commission to take
testimony, This will give one Repub-
lican Elector in North Carolina.
Effort to Release CaDvassers.
COLUMBUS, S. G. Nov. 81.
1t is understood that an effort will be
made to have u. S. Judge Bond release
the Board of Canvassers upon writ of
habeas corpus. They are, however,
still in Jail. and no action of the char
acter mentioned has been taken.
Troops TO Sustain Chamber lain.
President Grant has issued an order
directing General Ruger to recognize
and sustain Chamberlain until new
Governor shall be duly and legally
inaugurated. Federal troops will be
stationed in a manner to suppress
domestic violence. The Legislature
meets tomorrow. The State Can
vassers are still in Jail.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-11-27

ESPECIAL TO THE SILVER sTATE.I
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-11-27

- q 81
For Congressman "A. G. Ellis CSC,
Thomas Wren 500.
For Supreme Judge--M. Kirkpat-
rick 658, o. Il. Leonard 1913.
WHITE PINE COUNTY.
For electors--J. G. Currie 56S. Il
Blennerhassett 56S, J. G. Hagerman
.567; Z. NJ. Daggett 56S, George Tohy
SOS, W. w. Bishop 566.
For Congressman--A. @. Ellis 53S,
Thomas Wren sol.
For Supreme Judge--M. kirkpat-
rick 578, 0. L. Leonard 557.
TOTAL.
j. c. Currie 8, 1877, e. Blennerhassett
9,193, j. c. Hagerman 8 i95; Il NJ.
Daggett 10,2GS, George Tufy 0,2So,
W. W. Bishop 1924.
For Congress - A. C. Ellis $3.50,
Thomas Wren 10, III.
Supreme Judge - N. kirkpatrick
1886, O. Il. Leonard 10, 10.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-11-27
SHERIFF'S SALE.

10y VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTE,
Kbssued out Of the District Court OF the
Fourth Judicial District, in and for the
County Of humboldt, state of Nevada, On the
18th day Of November, A. ID. 1876, and 10 me
directed and delivered, for a judgment re-
covered IN said Court, on the 9th day of
May. A. ID. 1876, in favor of G.. W Mcacham
and l.. A. Blakeslee, plaintiffs, and against
+. j. McWCrthy, defendant, for tn sum Of
1924 go, U. ). gold coin. as balance due on
said judgment with interest thereon at ten
per cent. per annum until paid, together with
costs ana disbursements, amounting to the
sum OF S349 60, aud accruing costs / have on
this, the 10Th day Of November. A. ID 1875.
levied on and taken i'll execution the fJllOw-
ing described personal property to wit:
seven head of work horses, seven head Of
work mules, harness, stretchers, etc. for f1ur.
teen animals. two seventy-hundrtd wagons.
two nifty hundred wagons; one twu-Aorse
wagon, one buggy. twenty-five tons crude
sulphur more or less, two tons Of birthstone
more or less, 800 feet Of lumb + m re or less
II cords of wood more on less, pair OF plat.
form scales, 200 sacks more or less, buck, IL.
6 dippers, 20 pieces sheet iron, pieces GAS
pipe. pltchf0rks, ! hand truck, 400 bounds
-four, ~ furnace CRATES.
NOTICE is hereby given, that on MONDAY.
the TNENTI-SLNE>IH day of November,
A. ID. 1876, between the hours of 8 O'Clock ln
the morning and O'Clock in the afternoon.
what o clock =. NJ, in front of McHortAy' :
refining works, in sulphur Precinct. Hmm.
boldt county, Nevada, / will sell 1T public
auction, all the right title and interest OF the
said defendant, +. j. McWorthy, of, in and to
the above described property, TO the highest
bidder for cash. U. $. gold coin. to satisfy said
execution, costs and accruing costs.
RICHARD NASH,
Sheriff Of Humboldt County, Nevada.
Winnemucca, November goth, 1876.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-11-27

Y. LEVY " SIFGrr
220 222 California ST., Bridge and Third sta
SAN FRAscIsco. WINSrsfuccA
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-11-27
SHEEIEES 8 LIE.

DY VIRTUE or Az EXECUTION
Ebissued out Of the District Caurt # the
Fourth Judicial District III and I r the county
of Humboldt, state q Nevada, On the 18th day
of November \. j.. 1876, and to nae dire ted
and delivered, for s. Judgment recovered in
said Court on the 9Th Gay If May a, -. I-,6.
in favor Of Robert St Clair. rlaintid. and
against +. j, McW0rthy defendant. for tne
sum Of 81 .t07 Il. balance due on Jude
ment, and interest on said sum a. ton rtr cen. .
per anuum until paid. tcgetheF with costs
and dl' bGrseE1ents. a1uc uniting u the suGn o.
T96 IS, md a, cruing costs, have ca thls. the
20th day Of November A. d. 1875. levied on
and taken in execution the following described
personal prop, rty. TO vii:
Seven head Of work horses, seven head OF
work mules harness. str, toner's. etc. far fuur-
teen animals. 2 seventy hundred wagons, =
nifty hundred wagons, tvo-hursc wagon. /
open top buggy, % tons crude sulphUr more
or less. tons birthstone more or less, so
feet Of lumber more or less l. cores wood
more or less, pair platf. im scale 9U4 -at ks
more or less, buckets, clippers, - pieces uf
sheet iron. pieces Of gas pine, 2 pitslfofks,
/ hand truck, 400 pounds h5ar, ~ furnace
CRATES.
NOTICE is hereby given, that on MONDAY.
the TNEN1 Y SEVENTH day If November. A.
d. 1876. betU cen the hours Of O'Clock in the
morning and O'Clock il the afternoon, viz:
at O'Clock p II III front of hcWorthy = re-
filming works in sulphur Precinct Humboldt
county Nevada viii sell, 81 public auction.
all the right, title aud interest of the said de-
f ndant, r. j. McWorthy, or whatever remains
thereof after satisfying the Judgment of
Meacham Il Blakesloe, Of, in and to he above
described property, 10 the highest bidder for
cash, to "a isfy said execution. costs, and
accruin9 costs. RICHARD NASH
sheriff OF Humboldt County. Nevada.
Nipneinnrca hos S7E
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-11-27

AN earthquake shock of considerable
violence but shot duration was exper-
fenced at Hamilton, White Pine county,
last week. So says the News
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-11-27
PoStpononont

TTNHE above sale is hereby postponed
a until DECEMBER sE,ENrH, 1916. al
same hour and place.
Il. NASH, Sheriff
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-11-27
POST ponc11aont

HNHE above sale IN hereby POSTPONE
Il until DECEMBER SEVENTH, 1876, a
same hour and place.
II, NASH, Sheriff,
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-11-27
OFFICIAL VOTE.
The Result of the Late Election
in Nevada.
CHURCHILL COUNTY.


For Copgressman--A. c. Ellis Dem
craft 40, Thomas Wren (Republican)
30.
For Judge of the Supreme Court
NJ. KiIk patrick (Democrat) AZ, o. r.
Leonard Republican, 80.
DOUGLASS COUNTY.
For Presidential electors j. c.
Ourrie 1T, L. Blennerhassett III, j.
G. Hagerman III; r. NJ. Daggett 331,
George Tufy 932, W. W. Bishop 33l.
For Congressman--A. G. Ellis 200,
Thomas Wren 295.
For Judge of the Supreme Court
NJ. Kirkpatrick 1T, o. r. Leonard
321.
ELKo COUNTY.
For electors j. c.. Currie 800, E.
Blennerhassett 500. j. c. Hagerman
$40; r. NJ. Daggett 763. George Tufy
7e3. w. w. Bishop 1853.
For Congressman--A. C. Ellis S15,
Thomas Wren 100.
For Supreme Judge - NJ. Kirkpat-
rick S29, o. Il. Leonard, 747.
EsMERALDA COUNTY.
For electorss-J. C. Currie 372, E.
Blennerbassett 372, J. C. Hogerman
372; r. NJ. Daggett $40, George fluffy
$40, w. w Bishop. $40.
For Congressman-A. c. Ellis 387,
Thomas Wren $50
For Supreme Judge = NJ. Kirkpat-
rick $40, o. r. Leonard 372.
EUREKA COUNTY.
For Electors-J. c. Currie 100, e.
Rlennerhas.ett 765, J. C. Hagerman
767; r. NJ Daggett III, George Tuhy
779. w. w. Bishop 775.
For Congress mana. c. Ellis Cos,
Thomas Wren S84.
For Supreme Judge NJ. Kirkpatrick
40, ". Ii. Leonard 400.
HUMBOLDT COUNTY.
For Electors-J. G, Currie 500, f.
Blennerhassett 49S, J. G.. Hagerman
499; r. NJ Daggett 1874, George Tufy
394, w. w. Bishop 1874.
For Congressman-A. G. Ellis 492,
Thomas Wren 3S7.
For Supreme Judge-M. kirkpatrick
479, o. r. Leonard AS.
LANDER COUNTY.
For Electors-J. C. Currie, 525, Z
Blennerhassett 524, j. G. Hagerman
1877; Il. NJ Daggett $50. George Tuhy
359, w. W. Bishop 800.
For Congressman-A. c. Ellis $50
Thomas Wren 1854.
For Supreme Judge-M. kirkpatrick
404, o. Il. Leonard $50.
LYON COUNTY.
For Electors-J. 9, Currie 304, f.
Blennerhassett 304. J, G. Hagerman
3O4; r. NJ. Daggett 533, George Tuhy
533, w. w. Bishop 533:
For Congressman-A. G. Ellis 1892
Thomas Wren 500.
For Supreme Judge-M. kirkpatrick
338, O. Il, Leonard 49S.
NYE COUNTY.
For electors - J. G. Currie 436, r.
Blennerhassett 436, J. G. Hagerman
1876; r. M. Daggett 429, George Tufy
429, W. w. Bishop 429.
For Congressman--A. C. Ellis 425;
Thomas Wren 436.
For Supreme Judge - NJ. Kirkpat-
rick 1873, o. Il. Leonard 433.
ORMsBY COUNTY.
For electors j. G. Currie 500, L.
Blennerhassett 800, ]. G. Hagerman
400; r. NJ. Daggett TAI. George Tufy
TAG. w. w. Bishop 745.
For Congressman--A. G. Ellis 500,
Thomas Wren, 8l8.
For Supreme Judge--M. Kirkpat-
rick sos; o. II. Leonard S44.
STOREY COUNTY.
For electors--J, q. Currie 1926, L.
Blennerhassett. 1898. j. G. Hagerman
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1876-05-05

MAcAULAY's AwKwARDNEss. - He
dressed badly, but not cheaply. His
clothes, though ill put on, were good, and
his wardrobe was always enormously
overstocked. Later in life he INDUCED
himself in an apparently inexhaustible
succession of handsome embroidered
waistcoats, which he used to regard with
complacency. He was unhandy to a
degree quite unexampled in the exper-
fence of all who knew him. When
in the open air he wore perfectly new
dark kid gloves, into the fingers of which
he never succeeded in inserting his own
more than half way. After he had sail
ed for India there was found in his cham
bers between Fifty and sixty straps, hack
ed into strips and splinters, and razors
without beginning or end About the
same period he hurt his hand, and was
reduced to send for a barber. After
the operation he was asked what to pay.
oh, sir, said the man, whatever you
usually give the person who shaves you. 2
+" In that case," said Macaulay, 81 should
give you cash on each cheek" Mac
aulay, we are further told by his biog-
rapher, was utterly destitute of bodily
accomplishments, and he viewed his
Deficiencies with supreme indifference.
He could neither swim, nor row, nor
drive, nor skate, nor shoot He seldom
crossed saddle, and never willingly
When in attendance at Windsor, as a
cabinet minister, he was informed that
horse was at his disposal. If her
Majesty wishes to see me ride,' he
said, she must order out the elephant
The only exercise in which he can be
said to have excelled, was that of treading
crowded streets with his eyes fixed upon
book. He might be seen in such
thoroughfares as Oxford street and
Cheapside, walking as fast as other peo.
pie walked, and reading a great deal
faster than anybody else could read
As pedestrian he was indeed above the
average. Till he had passed fifty, he
thought nothing Of going on foot from
the Albany to Clapham, and from Clap.
ham on to Greenwich, and, while still in
the prime of life, he was forever on his
feet in doors as well as out.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1876-05-05

How TO COUNT MEN.-The history
of the world shows us that men are not
to be counted by their numbers, but by
the fire and vigor of their passions by
their deep sense of injury; by their
memory of past glory; by their eager
ness for fresh fame by their clear and
steady resolutions of ceasing to live, or
of achieving particular object, which,
when it is once formed, strikes off a
load of manacles and chains, and gives
free space to all heavenly and heroic
feelings. All great and extraordinary
actions come from the heart. There
are seasons in human affairs, when quail
ities fit enough to conduct the common
business of life are feeble and useless ;
and when men must trust to emotion for
that safety which reason at such times
can never give Sydney Smith.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1876-05-05

ficers who heard Major Andres version
of the story. which was that the three
men were robbers, who took from him
his money and his two watches, and
would gladly have conducted him to
New York, if he could have secured to
them the payment of the promised sum
without their entering British lines.
cannot reckon this testimony of much
value, for, in the first place, it is second
hand testimony; and, in the next place,
Andre was laboring at the time under
the most intense excitement. He was a
sensitive, nervous man; "great drops OF
sweat" as an eyewitness records, rolled
from his face on that fatal morning.
Against the impressions of Major An
Dire, we have, first, the deliberate judg.
ment of General Washington, after a
most attentive consideration of the case
secondly, the verdict of Congress in re.
warding the men with medals and PEN
sions of two hundred dollars each third
ly, the high character borne by the three
men during the rest of their lives.
Paulding died in 1918, aged fifty-nine
Williams in 1881, aged seventy eight
Van Wart in 1928, aged eighty, all high
ly respected in their native county, and
were followed to the grave by con.
course of their fellow citizens, and thei,
remains honored by public monument
Many of their descendants and con
nections are still living in Westchestel
county, with two of whom | was once
well acquainted, and was familiar alsc
with the names and regulations of many
Others. They were the last people il
the world whom we could have believed
descended from liars and robbers.
give up Pocahontas; | surrender JohI
Smith; but | hold fast to the thre,
militia men" even though they were no
militia men.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1876-05-05

In a Photographic gallery at WASH
ington is chair which has story at
tached. Abraham Lincoln went there
to have his picture taken, but was not
satisfied with his pose" So be sent to
the capitol for large oak chair with
cushioned seat. On its arrival a fine
picture was taken, and the President
was satisfied. He told the photograph
er to keep the chair for long legged men
to keep comfortable in, when having
their "phizes taken.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1876-05-05

The REAsoN.-Two men were pass
ing stable which had rooster ON it
for weather vane, when one addressed
the other thus: " What's the reason
they didn't put hen up there instead
of a rooster The other replied
" That's easy enough don't you see it
would be inconvenient to 60 for the
eggs ?"
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1876-05-05
FURTHER PROOF.
FACTS WILL TELL.

H. R. STEVENS, ESQ,
DEAR SIR-Allow me to say word in favor Of
Vegetine. During the past year / have suffered
from complication of diseases. / lay in bed from
the Sd of November until the middle of the follow
ing June and on an average did not sit up two hours
a week; | had eight of the best physicians in the
State but got no help. and constantly grew worse
They agreed that had heart disease phthisis, py-
aemia and kidney complaint. and could never be
any better | was reduced in weight SO pounds,
which is much for / am naturally thin
In June, finding / was failing. under the treat
ment of phyaicians, / commenced the use of v EG-
ETINE. through the earnest persuasion of friends
and / am happy TO state. with good results. have
gained ten pounds in weight, and can sit up all day
walk half mile and ride six.
am greatly encouraged. and shall continue USING
the Yegetine if | can get it. / am poor man, but
for the truth of this statement refer any in
GofTstown or vicinity. Yours, very thankfully.
A j, BURBECK,
Aug. |, 1875. Goffstown, N. II.