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The OFF ciai papers presented are:--

The Official papers presented are:--
FirstA certified copy of the act Of the Legislature
authorizing the new Returning Board to tho
votes Tor President and Woo President the TN
OF November
Sccond-A copy Of the returns as canvassed by the
Board, certified by them.
T.ird-Ths Governors certificate OF the appoint
ment and due authorization Of the riden electors.
F1urU--rhe declaration by the electors themselves,
duly certified, that they met and cast their Tor
Tildon.
Acr oy Tnx LEGISLATURE
The following is copy OF the act Of the Lcgis-
la.urc, which has not been heretofore published =
act TO poenrs legal CANVASS Of the electoral vote
the state OF Florida as At the election held tho 7s
The peop. Of the State Of Florida represented In Senate
and Assembly. do enact as foilows;-
skcrIos Tho Of state Attorney General and
together with member OF the Cabinet who may be desg
"a, na.sa by na %ss. % se az % S.V s
Secretary Of state. and form Board OF State Csnvasers
President and Vic. President had the 7.h Of
slsstcd and appointed election" snownby
such returns oa h p me oies Of tho Secretary Of state
IL. said sa,n rss"s"s y hs s7 Sa o, .S" q the ,.
ute .ppo'e' Dre,ds T , ser,.,r.,ae 81
:'ss ss% and sesiSs elections, .Ssssys%
and tho rules defining the powers aud duties
Of ns p's,d ''' tn. "aa ~ &
STATE. in tho state OF flord .hs relation Of
decided in January. A. D. 1871. aud :" the Of the
samuel s."ss 4 s. "sia ssc,sr q state W.m Archer
Goose. Ataornsy General. and clayton \ GosFi Comp
roler Of Public Accounts OF the State of Florida. decided
sac I-rhe said board shall make sign \ certificate
containing. IN words written At ful length the whole
Dor Of vote. given =. ssd election tor each en,e u ,Ie
hcs and theron ecars the result which eenh'"te shall
State IN book to be scp. ior sns. our.
.S copy a o as to ia puo ss s %
newspapers prntcd at the seat OF government
the presiding Officer q the senate one the
's Gs . s s s. ss We s s .sa Of ~. rSs
t..... ,s,-
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Legislature entitled An declare and establish the
appointment the state VI FLORIDA ssectcrs 81 rrssas
Wee froaent OF the United states. Jsn
nary 20. A. d. 1877 l. George Drew. Govsrnsr q tis
state OF Florida do hereby mako and sertiy the clws
said electors shozsn appointed
declared Aforesaid ~,sIiobert Bullock Robert H.
Hilton. Wilkinson CALI james T. fonge
In testimony whereof have hereunto set hand sui
OF the State to be Affixed the
tol az Tallahassee shis tho 18th day 81 January ~
1877 GEORGE y. DREW. uoyernss
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THE FLORIDA VOTE.

REPORT OF THE SPECIAL COMMITTEE OF THE
HoUsE--A CANVASS OF THE RETURNS EN-
BODIED THEEEIN-THE NEW COUNT UNDER
THE RECENT ACT or THE LEaIsLATURE-
TEXT OF THE LAW AND TILE GOVERNORS
CERTIFICATE.
[BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD.
WAsnINGroS, JAN 80 1871
Tho report Of the special Florida committee OF tho
House will probably not DO presented until Thursday
II will Ill about nifty pages In print will be very
OF every return made the Board OF State Canvasscs
and also the law applying 70 tho case, that tho
language OF q member Of the committee. cit will be
possible for anybody canvass tho tor him.
SELF"
The majority as reported by tho House committee
for Tildon Is 90 votes, and the case they say,
clear that tho majority OF the committee declare Will
be absolutely Impossible to overthrow It.
NEW CANVASS
The President OF the Senate to-day received from the
Governor OF Florida all the Official papers, showing the
votes under The net OF the Returning Board The
votes tor the electors as certified by tho Board
are:-
TOR DEMocRA RIO ELEcroRa
Wilkinson Call ........................ -, 437
j. T.. LAW
X. T. Hilton. "a, 437
Robert Bullock. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. "a 437
FOR REPUBLICAN, ELECTORS.
+. g. HUMPHREYS. Observation-Disclosures. ~, $40
q. II. Pcarce. 2i3ij
w. H. Holden ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. % $50
l. w. LoIs... ...........-.-........ sl3SS
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CONTINUED ON TENTH PAGE3
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVE.
wAsnIsGrox, Jan. 80, 1877
Mr. PArxH, ldeml Of Ohio, offered . resolution that
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the House now proceed 10 the election OF The ave men,
bers Of the commission the Presidential electoral
count Adopted.
Mr. LAMAR, ldcm.) OF Miss, rose and put in nomina.
ton Messrs. Payne, OF Ohio; Hunton. OF Virginia;
Abbott OF usetts Garfield, OF Ohio and Hoar.
OF Massachusetts and he moved that instead Of taking
dvc separate votes, which would consume SO much
timc tie whole five should be voted for at once.
Mr. BUcKxRR. (dem.) of No.. objected, and demanded
that vote be taken ON each name separately.
The SPEAKER ruled that the matter was in tho power
OF the House. lie submitted the question, and the
House decided 30 to TO- TO vote all lve at the
time
The CLERK then proceeded 10 call the roll. and each
member responded, repeating the Ave In their
order. Some OF the republicans changed the order,
commencing with the republican candidates
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h"" ...'........ 2ol
Three votes given for McCrary, OF Louisiana, by
Messrs Buckner Gambler and smith, OF Georgia; four
for Mr. Foster. OF Oho, by Messrs. Cook, Hartridge,
Hereford and Roberts, one each for Messrs Mills SIN
gieton and Blackburn, by Sir. Hoge; one Tor Mr..
Lynde BY Mr.. Magoon; two Tor Mr.. willard. by Mr.
John Reilly Of Pennsylvania and Mr. Henkle one Tor
Mr. Townsend, OF New York, by Mr.. Ferry, aud one
for Mr. Wood, OF New York, by Mr.. Wells, of Missis
sippL
THE APPOINrEXs.
The SPEAKER thereupon announced the appointment
OF Messrs. Payne, Hunton, Abbott GARFIELD and oar.
On motion OF Mr.. PAYNE, the Speaker was author
ized 70 appoint tn two tsers who 10 count the
Presidential vote on the part Of the House.
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Apour NEwspAprRs.-The Gov.

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norm soryrr WINS



DEFENDER ~, 1877.
Asuu.l fbe halliday. are aee,ins ou;e,l,
by. Several little entertainments bav,
been given for the Amusement OF the chill
dren. One which We had the pleasure o
attending was acandy pull Monday eve
last Tor the memoers o. the lst i'resbyte
","-.,s =, ~ -, ..S -, ~ ~.
r"s.,.,'s ~ ,;,,,' o.a. 80. -. III =,
..~..s~ ~. -, s.. g. mi,
sr.n,nn . Ch,,.,m.. ,,.. !. 10 ho rr.r.r.I
:, ons... n r.. A. .o,n, ,n.a,h.,,
= AZ. Cl.;.,;.. fL,..,, s,.i.v so,ool
On tomorrow afternoon Miss Maggie Rob
inson will receive ne members OF her large
Sunday School class at the house Of hel
sister. As IL customary with them, the
o"'ho',c P"'''o" y, '"o 'o',''"'"' WV
"'''e '''e 'e'''" WV" e''"' WV"
Last Thursday night the store Of Mr.. y
p. Linney, was entered oy burglars and
about $40 in money, beside several othe'
articles Of value were taken This Is the
first robbery we have had for long while
back.
Msssrs Rovle a Nichols Of the Student
deserve e.pecial commentator. for the
.,vle In which their paper Is gotten up thi.
;ssne
Inc .our' OF 'on',''o, ie"' 'o"'.".'
on 'ne i"n INST a az" 'ooo"'"'o" ''y' ~.
c'y last Aooa. 90 ''se, "eie -" wy
ooHe' ous ''o'."s
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ROCKCAsTLE COUNTY NEWS

DECEMBER 9th, 1877.

DECEMBER 9th, 1877.
Brinkley sold out his stock OF holiday
goods clean and smooth. Brinkley adver-
tises. "A word to the WISE &c.
The cases appealed from this county
six in all-are docketed for trial in the
Court Of Appeals, February Goth, 1878.
George d. Bnrdett, of Lancaster, and
George ii. Hooker, of Parksville, are visit
ing friends and relatives in this county.
Mr.. ]. W. Brown, Of level Green, has
been in town during the Holidays. His
school closed on the 2lst with an average
attendance Of thirty eight
Christmas day brought large crowd to
town. Good behavior prevailed. A gene
raj hilarity, but no excessive drinking, was
INDUCED in. A fellow never drinks Excess
sively as long as he can walk, does heY
At this writing our town is still safe.
The supposition was that it would be
burned Monday or Tuesday night amid the
general explosion Of fre-crackers, Roman
candles, and sky rockets. The rain OPP
portunely prevented the conhagration.
Our friend, J. X. McClary, Esq who
was thrown from his horse few days
since, received more considerable injuries
than was at first supposed. One Of the
bones in his left lower limb was broken.
lie has been confined TO his room, but is
now able to walk about with the assistance
Of a crutch.
Theyseem to have had rather lively
times at Livingston, Tuesday night. A
grand Christmas irolic, in which clubs,
knives and pistols played important parts,
was extensively engaged in. Particulars
Of the fun have not reached us, but we
heard enough yesterday to indicate that
the amusement was general. A small, tai
low faced individual, named Ray, after
emptying five chambers of a navy-six al
one Burton, was gently lifted from the
earth by the latter, who picked him up by
the ankles and completely "wore him out
against the depot platform.
o.,
An Irishman, named Kilhoy, with q
urop o' inc e'a''u' 'o' '.''"' "''o "
put 'ne contents u '"oo,"s ~" NV
ions "'uu's'on' "he'euPon ou"" wen. !"
on MS muscle anu 'ro'e ni"oy o"e JUS
over the righ' eye, producing d oeau''u
abrasion Vi 'he Soa'p anu .aus '
urh, ~ chr;.,m.. evening Kilbov va.
III NO. nnsor,,n,,s howsvsr a. sbor,Iv
.,.,w.ra. hs wa. nlnggsd NV a straw bnl.
l., wh;oh n,...d nndsr NJ. ooll,r.hons
-. J...os AL IN al nr,h,,
r;,;,v c.,.I wonnd There have hsen M
-. ,a, Ian, Tho u,,,.r viii he ;nvss,i
gated.
,,,.,,vSrI,. anita n, tho inolem.n
.S,ra-aa,,,a. - oro,rd ..sonhI.d
., ,ha Church Tuesday NIGHT where 4
ch,;.,m.. ,rss had heen nrspared The
-. 900. 81 ononoh ~ oomnI;man,
A.. ..a,;an. .nd ,la ire. vas, num-
H.. - ,;s,. go J;s,r,hn,.J aud w,. ann
49,. ,hs .a.;r viii never no foryo, by ,ho.,
-. - . n,..an, and ,hos. who AID
not. After the crowd left the Church, some
Of the young ksrepaired to the residenc'
Of Mr.. Cy. Adams, where, to the inspiring
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Local commercial Affairs were quiet yesterday
and trade was light In all departments Bulk meats
Eve to twenty days in salt, were held at sseA,lS
for shoulder, e@sl for clear rib Sides and s,.esssf
for clear Sides bacon clear rib sides at 7tse; lard
was held at SIC Cor tierce. sse for tes and prime
leaf, and re for prime steam; new susar-eured
hams were held at iilS@i2c. Flour vas steady II
u 5oa7 for extra to family brands. Wheat va
dull at 81 1901 IS for red and amber. and q ise
20 for white. Corn was firm at st0ssc new from
wagon 5000. Oats were quiet at 2s0soc. Hay
was quiet at s7@s on arrival. Butter wss dull al
ii@eoc. Eggs duh at is@i7c. Potatoes were held
at 81 309i so on arrival.-lDec. q.
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The horrors that followed the fall
of Plevns have no parallel in modern
warfare. The dead and wounded
Turks were lett for days on the battle
field. Dogs and birds Of prey fought
over the dead bodies, and it required
all the exertion possible for the woun-
ded to prevent themselves from also
becoming food for them. Some OF
the wounded were able to crawl about
and clutched at morsels Of food that
were found in the hands of the dead,
devouring it with feverish avidity,
but thousands of them were utterly
helpless, and awaited death or succor
with listlsss fatalism.
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The Internal mob business showed
itself this week in Fayette county. A
negro hit q white man named John
Denton, on the head with an Ak, Civ
ing him probably fatal wound. The
negro was arrested and taken before a
magistrate and held to await the re-
suit of Dentons wound. That night
mob took the negro from the officers
of the law and hung him to q neigh
boring tree. Each man engaged in
that cowardly work, is murderer and
the law should see that they do not 60
UNPUBLISHED. There is no paliation
for the deed. The negro had com
mitted horrible crime but he was in
the hands of the law, and would Ger
tainly have gotten the full punish
ment for it. Mobs are always cow
ardly and as great breakers Of the law
as the criminals they propose to take
into their hands 10 punish.
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The Chesapeake d Ohio r. X.
with all its rights, franchises and priv
ileges will be sold by its Receiver,
Gen. w. c. Wickham. the special
commissioner appointed by the Cir
cult Court, on the 2nd OF April next.
This road cost over forty millions Of
dollars
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The trial of Abe Rothschild, the
Cincinnati Jew. who murdered his
mistress about q year ago in the lone
ly woods Of Texas. has been postponed
sgain-this time-till next April.
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METER q Co., a heavy banking
firm of New York. has gone under
with losses Of over 100000. The
firm is connected with that Of Season
good, Meter n Co., of Cincinnati.
Suspicious of dishonest dealings are
loudly spoken.
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In Alabama the blossOming Migno-
nette delights the nostrils Of the peo-
pie, while the luscious ripening straw
berry tickles their longing palates.
Who wouldn't live in the South
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MARKETS


All kinds OF business suffered rom the exciting
times Of the last two weeks. hut Il has lvened ~
and Is now quite brisk.
The retail prices for provisions, &c, are as fol-
lows; New bacon shoulders &c, sides Sc, hams ioc
Lard ioc TO i2c. Wheat, choice amber, o.. Oats
zoe; rye. SOC clover seed. %. Flour. common ID
best, o. Is to % 50 per hundred. Butter. zoe
Eggs, i5c. Brown sugar, i2,Sc; white do, 1916
Coee, Csc to &c. Molasses, 7sc to 81. Salt, % q
per bus bel barrel Vinegar toc. Irish potssoes
soc. Corn. o. IS per barrel. delivered. Coal OF
car, i5c delivered, t6iSe.
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TIE Governor has offered a reward
of $500 for the arrest Of Ben Rankin
who it is supposed threw the stone in
to the engineers cab, that killed Jno.
S. Andrews. the engineer. 1t is said
that Rankin passed through this county
last week, and was subsequently seen
at Somerset, but he has not been ar
rested yet.
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The total Russian loss by the war,
up 10 December Goth. is SOAP. The
Turks have no doubt lost - many, il
cot more.
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SHERIFF JAS. V. Payne, of Flem-
ing County. has served bis last process
in this world. He blew his brains
out Wednesday because Of his iinan.
eial embarrass
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VIRGINIA and Ohio inaugurate their
Governors on New Years day......The
Kentucky Legislature will meet next
Monday. The first thing in or!er will
be the election of U. s. Senator.
Williams and Lindsay are the fore.
most candidates at present, but Gov
ernor McCreary, the dark horse, may
yet take the lead and he our next
Senator.
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A HORRIBLE disaster was occasion.
ed in New York a few days ago by
the bursting Of large copper tank in
a Candy Mandatory and causing
a fire by the throwing down of the
Kerosine lamps. A large number OF
bodies Of boys and girls engaged in
the building has been found in the ru-
ins, and there are many Others miss
ing. The loss is put down at $780,
600.
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LINCOLN COMMON PLEAS COURT
THOMAS SIMPSON I Plaintiffs
and In
MARY Z. SIMPSON his vile espdrts. j. Equity.

Notice is hereby given 10 whom Il may concern,
that Thomas simpson aud Mary T. Simpson, his
wife, eTparte, Plaintns, have this day nled 10 the
Clerks once OF the Lincoln Common Pleas Court,
their joint petition praying that Mary Z. simps ~
he empowered by judgment OF said Court 70 use,
enjoy, sell and convey for her own beneht, any
property she may own or acquire, nee nom the
cai ms OF debts Of her husband Thomas simpson. 10
make contracts, sue and be sued a. single woman
10 trade in her own name, and TO dispose OF hef
property by will or deed.
II is therefore ordered by the undersigned, Clerk
Of said Court, that the notice OF said petition aud
It's objects be published In the Interior Journal,
newspaper published In the town Of stanford. two
weekly Insertions not less than ten days before the
next January term Of said Court.
Witness my hand rs Clerk Of the Lincoln Coni-
mon Pleas Court, this 20th day Of December, 1871.
1921 d. h. JOHNSTON, Clerk.
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NOTICE.

A Meeting Of the Stockholders OF the Nationa
said Bank on
Second Tuesday In January, 1878,
For the purpose Of electins Directors for the ensu
sol JNo. J. McRoBERTs, Cashier.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1877-05-23
ASSlGNEE'S NOTICE.

I'm THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
III United States, for the District Of Nevsda-
District Of Nevada, ss.--The undersigned here
by gives notice that he has been appointed as
signee Of william II. Stephens 4 Silver City.
In the county Of Lyon. and State OF Nevada, In
said District. who has been sdjudged bank.
rupt upon his own petition by the District
Court for the District Of Nevada.
apsll-lw. lE. WILILAAG. Assignee.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1877-05-23

4 lHOICE LOT OF WI Es, LIQUORS AND
~ Cigars. Private card rooms for the ~.
.commodstaen Of guests.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1877-05-23
BARBER SHOP.

guy zACHARIAH, With Assistants
can slways be found at his Shop.
MAIN STREET. SILVER CITY, prepared t.
do HAIR CUTTING, SHAHPOOING end
SHAVING in the most tasteful manner pos
sihls. shop opsu Ill ~ 6swosv eve hn
call.
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Trihes.
Mans prosresp-From pap to papa.

Mans progrese-From pap to papa.
Judge and Jewry-Hilton and Seligman.
White ink, to be used on dark paper, is
one Of the novelties in stationary.
London is the most hospital able city in
the world. There are lightweight hospitals
there.
Mr.. r. T. Burdette, the humorist of the
Burlington HdUkeye, will lecture in the
east next winter.
Wheeler fell on a pile of logs in the Adj
rondacks aud hurt himself in the lumber
region. N. Y. Herald
"Moonlight blue Is the new shade for
lawn dresses" They certainly have "for
lawn" look about them.
The man who makes his living by mend
ing broken china has for his motto,
"Blessed are the piece makers"
Mosquitoes are the smallest fowl that nav
gate tie air. Although they do not soar as
nigh as other fowls they make the foulest
scars.
Mr.. John Hamilton, press agent of Bar
NUNS circus, is about TO be married, the
story is, to Miss Watson, rider of that e.
Enlistment.
Mrs. Hoey, formerly such favorite at
Wallacks theatre, Is now grandmother,
the wife OF her son George having recently
given birth to bouncing boy.
1.-THE shortest horse is soonest curried' is
paraphrased to read der small leedle
bonies don't take such good vi TO brush
himself over nit der curry comb"
A Kentucky man is reported to be oper-
atiDg daily a steam wagon of his own in
vention; which weighs about $500 pounds,
runs at the rate of 10 to 90 miles an hour,
and can be turned easily.