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For Public Administrator,
ISAAC TAIyS.
RILo Tovn,hIp Ti,k.,
Decided Mt last.

Notwithstanding the continuous praise
bestowed upon Senator Jones by the
Republican journals Of the State. since
his return from the Capital. it has been
q notable fact that the Eaterprse has
daring all this time. hail little or moth.
ing to say in relation to his mRrils or
dement's. leaving the public mind in
PANEL dor''; the cUurse upon the
; 49, i '. cd ont for il to
fhaw. Fast Ice; silence is n, last
sroatJ. ani tie Nevada Thundercr, In
. few but significant words, admits that
the powers which control it's every &C.
don have decided. The strange silence
observed by that journal, touching that
important theme. can only b- accounted
for upon the hypothesis that the bo.
psuza party had n man of their "
particular choosing whom they nigh,
delight 10 honor. but after closely ND.
serving the tide OF events, aud sound
ing the depths Of those saline waters,
the course Of which has been traced
to its source by the most
gorgeous and richly freishted ~argosies.
they feared To brave It's dangers. and re
solved that the chance Of half q victory
10 better than total defeat. We shall now
soon boar shs bonanza organ belching
she praise Of Jones as the flares. among
ten thousand aud the ono altogether
lovely.
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81 R~euM--.

Tie BoaAnnA oQEsn. IN III LA isaas
sasraPts 70 make . point againss Mr..
Deal bya apseiss Of petsifoseer- Yell
aDdsraood by tAAa journal. In vLieh
10 10 attempted to ineuipate that gentle
man. bseauAe. uhil. acting - attorney
for Story county. he advised the CON-
promise between the Commissioners
aud the Bonanza arm. in relation to the
tax Snits instituted against aid 6rm, by
quoiing from argument iavoring such
coniPronise. furnished by the Law firm
Of Lewis j. Deal Mt the time. In the
whole column devoted 10 n criticism , I
Ir. Deal. the EMtorrse never touch .
the real question at issne. and its A.
tempt to stultfy that gentleman {. a
miserable fAilnr-. anl ia proven By the
very facts set forth in the quotations
alluded Co. Tao compromise mentioned
Wan - pGr-ly financial measure a. be-
tween tho County and the BonanzA
hrp'. an.i according To tn. showing
made. notwithstanding the defeat of the
BulliJn Tax Bill. was the IN ost advan-
taSeous one the county could adopt. for
while suffering fer money TO relieve ITS
necessities, the county colld not force
its dnes from the Bonanzt parties under
three years. the Law Leire SO framed MS
10 give wealthy corporations that unjust
advantage over persons Of limited
mean. The ruling Of the Supreme
Court Ia the cause OF forb-g vs. Gr.c.y
made it apparent to the B,nanz, men
that hosever long they might. by legal
techuicalinrs. defer psym mt OF their
just taxes. they would -vrntu lily he
obliged TO disSorge. for thy doubtless
were advised of the action Of the Cour,
before conscnting to the compromise
with Storey county.
But what has all this to do with the
Bulliun tax issue o before the people?
Nothing; aud nome are better aware Of
the fact than the Ea,erPri,e. This Is an
other u of its cnte lodges, designed
to throw the public of the scent by
trumpinS rp an imaginary Issue where
none whatever exists. The question is.
shall the bonanzas-as the Slpreine
Court decides-pay their hon,st pro-
portion OF Government taxes, or shall
they through unjust State legislation,
be permitted to escape at the expense OF
every other tax payer in the State. This
is b question Mt issue. and We AK the
Bonanza Organ now Mr.. Deal stands
affected by this proposition?
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1878-10-13

ADyIcks from Ohio mr.. that the State
election returns are yet mcager, hut that
the Democratic journals copcede thu
State TO tho Republicans. CONTRASTING
that tue Nationals had drawn SO largely
from their ranks. as to render such re-
suit unavoidable. The Republican
State Central Conn iitee claim nine
Congrsssmen = Garfield, photograph.
Monroe, Ccif-r. Neal. Mckinley, Young
md Buitsrworth. But little attention
has been given the State ticket ma.
jority. but II the aggregate keeps up to
the end Ms IL began there will probably
be from 1000 to 10000 majority.
The Democratic State Central Com.
nitsee claim eleven G ,Dgre-emen Ger
tain-McMahon, Lrfevre, Hill, Hurd.
Finley, Converse, Ewing, Dicksy, Ath.
erton. Giddes and Warner. they give
the State to the Republicans.
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Legislative Nominees.

The Republican County Convention
Of Storey made the following Legislative
nominations last Saturday: State Sem
atOrs. W. D.. G.. Gibson and ]. p.
Wheeler; Aksembiymen. Owen Frazer,
G.. L. Andrews. .. Fulton and ]. P.
Fiannery, of Gold Hill. and A. Lawson
Of American Flat; Thomas Lane. vii.
liam Prisk. Chas. Cummings, John E.
Allen. J. e. Harlow, Dan Lyons. ]. p.
Smith aud Johu L. Hanna. of Virginia
City.
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Educated MEN,

According TO Republican jour nnls,
ignorance rcigns supreme among the
Democrats on our State ticket. They
will not even concede tho rough quslity
Of hcnesty TO any n Of our candidates.
They douhie-shot IA. They are both
pure Ia spirit aud cultivated In mind.
We would not question their purity.
Their uprightuess, devotion 10 the PEG.
pie. freedom FROM corrupt influences;
all that II . matter Of record; but II
Daggets, who shoots paper pellets at his
opponent 10 honest, he Ia then . bad
grammahAn. Mr.. Deal said TO
~aggraudise the nation as they call IT,"
Mr. Dsggstt claims that Mr. Deal in
these words denies the e~xistenes Of the
United States as snation 4 Il IL impos.
sible. 90 he holds, for "it' to refer 10
the idea expressed In the word Gag.
grandise" ;as though any sensible. fair
spiritd q familiar With the pdhcf
piea Of the structure Of English sen.
fences could or roNtd fail 10 zee the
point. To ipsist on such an sbsurdily
renders . Of two conclusion neees.
sary ; either that the editor Of the Bs.
fsrPyi's 10 himself an idiot. or that he
iskss HE adversary to be a TOOL. The
laitor conclusion. 70 say tho least. is
mot evident, for the Banqp,se groans.
and sw"ats. and iiea. and gets top heavy
svsry dayin fruitl ,ss efforts 10 prove t..
oouelusion number one seems to he un.
ssoidAbie.
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TIE SRrsr State VI The 9TH snys: J.
q. Abbott, jast in from the Stein Noun
tain country, Informs ~ that the hos
tile Indians who surrendered near
Malheur aud Harvey brought no guns
with ih-m. aud the settlers anticipate u
renewal Of the var in size Spring. A
few days ago a company Of cavalry left
McDcnnit for Harvey with a lot Of In
dams. principally old men, women and
children. the young men having left the
Post and taken to the mountains the
day the cavalry arrived at the P0st.
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EXCEEDINGLY rich ore Was found in
the Sierra Nevada incline yesterday in
cutting oat for the stills of the lower set
Of tinibers. We were shown a speci-
men which was as pure aud as rich a
block of sulphuret rs we have ev,r seen
in the bonanza mines. 1t vas n solid
lump Of ore without any int-rmixture
Of quartz. With the face of the ore
holy showing such metal, what must
there be in the interior? 1t is now
pretty evident that tue c.oss-cut on the
220o level will disclose u bonanza Of
astonishing richaess.-Ea;erpri,e 9Th.
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NEGOTIATION for a compromise be.
tween the Butler Democrats aud the
Fausuil Hall Democrats. which have
heen in progress for some days. IL Ia
now reported. have been successful.
Tho Butterflies. IL Ii said, Withdrew all
their nominations for State officers, eI.
oept for Governor accepting the Fantuil
Hall ticket. with the exception Of Ab
bolt. The Grccnbaekers are confident
that tho Democrats will also raiiiy their
nomination Of Clark for Congress In the
Fifth district. and Of Adm Thaysr In
the Ninth, they In turn agreeing to sup.
por. Dean in tho Third district, and
Tnrbox IN the Seventh.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1878-10-13

Tx Slrr State says. the BeacoDsfeld
mine recently discovered in Winnemuc-
ca Mountain. is proyinS TO be one OF the
largest and richest veins yet developed
in the district. The ore vein is now
FIVE feet wide and the ore is principally
carbonate, carrying q high per centaSe
Of lead, and nssayins from 500 to $500
per ton N silver. The owners are pre-
parims to slip !: quantity to Salt Lake
or S-.n Fr:nc ca.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1878-10-13

A co~REsPosDESr at P-ra tel-graphs
that the Afghan Envoy has o urged
the Satan to cDuc,lls an ALI ,ncs With
Russia. Int tlnt the lius-inu officers
from Central Asia declare that an under
standing exists between the Am"es Of
A!ghanstan and Russia. and an Anglo
Russian war is c. rtain.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1878-10-13

THE Republican Convention Of Ian.
der county which met at Austin last
81 urday, made tho following nomina.
lions: For State Senator, n. J. Farrell
members Of the Assembly. w. W.
Whites, A. Nichols and W. II. Clark
District Attorney, j. w. Boyden; Sheriff,
john Frost; Assessor. l.. Duncan; Re.
corder, Charles Luni; Clerk, George W.
Dale; Treasurer, II. l.. Horton.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1878-10-13

The reports required by the law
enacted 10y Congress at its last session
were furnished to th. Auditory
Bur,au \. the Interior Department. by
the Uaion Pacific Railroad. Nearly all
OF che Pacific roads sent in similar re-
ports. There is no reason to believe
any of the roads will fnil to comply
with the provisions OF the act, except,
perhaps. the Central Pacific.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1878-10-13

BY n collision between a passenger
and freight train. on the OH Colony
road near Boston, Wednesday, 1870 per
sons were killed and wounded. The
coaches were teiesc ped into each othrr.
aud the disaster is described u terrible
in the exti-urr.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1878-10-13

AT " regular monthly meeting OF the
California and Consolidated Virginia
Mining Companies 1t was shown tint
tho total yield Of tho former mine for
September was 1890. 1876. aud the latter
S2ao.Ooi 90. These amounts nro but
slightly in excess Of Tho expenditures,
therefore no dividends could be de.
clnrcd.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1878-10-13

AcrrvE operations have been resumed
at the Meat Shipping Associations
slaughter house. On Sunday night last
the killing aud dressing OF cattle com.
mtnced. aud o they are In full blast.
The first refrigerator car full Of meat
was shipped TO shu Francisco night DO.
fore last. and another Is about ready for
sbipmeDt.--Sfoie Lou,asi.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1878-10-13

THE State Fair Mt Reno j. now ia fol
blast. Every portion oi the State is re-
ported ~ represented, an,l the sIhibi.
ton much better than ever before. To-
day is IA, day Of tho far; bring that de.
voted to til tourn 'nren's and speed pro-
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DIED.

HESLEY-ln Liso. Oct Ssh. FLOYD. iEf.ut ,on
OFT ~ aud May Henley. age.i IL months and
sd "a.
BkUCE-In LAmoiiI Val ey. October Stb. IL =
Charlie. infant sou o. Charles II. aud Louise
Druco.
Il AR ION-in Ruby vAii-y. 1hursi,y. sspttn.
Der 10Th. i51s, Peter i.sstton, ns,iys VI Cans.
lis. IN the 49, rear oi b . sps.
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The County Committee will mike rrcrer ar
RAM, tn-n.s Tor bet nyr suU puiiiy t.e , LAlf-
man VI the STATE Central Cnnmis,er In N, uI.i.-
ly. By Orl-r -. the 1 u:EmIit,r.
r. Bi.ESS RiASSEiT, Chairman.
J. A. AAHASSI. SECRETARY.
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THE Stock Exchange has a peculiar
method Of noralizing. This is the
style Of that ungodly jonrnaI:
"Instead OF sending money to journ-
alists in New Orleans and yickabnrg,
who are probably rolling in wealth, the
7. porters of this city might have tx.
pended their hard-sarned cash in pay
ing Charles Hstch's passage from Dead.
wood to San Francisco. Hatch. last
week. Drained q negro with an nIe,
tlled n neighbours COW With birdshoi,
resisted arrest, iire.i his cabin. laid out
the policeman with the contents Of q
double bHrrel,d gun, and lei the whole
community a fonr mile chase, which
was brought To- II conclusion by the ar.
rival Of n pistol bullet i'm the small Of
Mr. Haich's back. Tie PioH,er say, 1t
is IA sad case" and deeply deplores
the occurrence. Evidently Mr. Hatch
neglected to pay his subscription TO the
Pioneer before starting out on his pleas.
uie trip"
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Tx the little game for. Congress, In
the neighhcrihg State Of Nevada, the
Democrats have the D.ai on Dhggtit,
thc Bepuldioem candidate. g,aionehe.
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EQUALIZATION NOTICE.

Alta NEErIRJ OF THK BOARD
~ ~ Eousl IA .uou held October Sih. 1875. II
vas ordered That the Uleft ~ the BoIrd publish
In sccorjsies nth Law, . lisi 81 ell VERSIONS
mept roll. snj Sbo have nOt appeared before
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ELECTION EO:iC5.

NGTICE IL urHEus GIVEN
~ TnAt Oh the hr-t Tuesday. tho :sI Gay o.
November t.rX:. 4; the f,iiosiGS named pre-
elects Ia ElAo cOiuty to-Nit:
At the Cour. house. flku.
AZ the C.T.Iu Hall. Carlin.
Al tic SChrsi hOf-~. 1GsrA-orA-
AZ hsrri' ston's huusa. j.rk Crock.
Al The ScE.S ] nous-. C,EnucDpiA.
Al hush-s "a O.n. Galunbls
Al the N.il CcH.TaLy's stpr-. HIythe city.
~ iischn'- falcon. MOuHtIin Clty.
!: IiESaii's huus". White R,-.k.
I frnrS;s h"n-" Island " .unIAin.
~ yder's E"uS.. Gn II Hope.
~ I-rtS adams boGse, Mound Valley.
Joe ~tra~iurl's housr. Huntington.
Al AJn-aux's - r., E-.IuaL
Atthe Nv. r!aLd uouse. Eu6y Valley.
Joe smiths hUI.r. North iuby.
Al the sc..oOi h HS-. SA- Valley.
~ TIE - hn~'I ErIs-. camp HAll~k.
At the Sch'n! hOuSr H-lCck station
~ ;ke SSInO! hpuS Aelr.
Mue SShoo! hnu. -. Clover valley.
{ tho Hotel, Sprucrmr.hL.
~ "a" &c uOl house. IoAno.
At FAX saloon. recolnL.
AIM -cbo ! uuIs-, Lam bi'l-.
w. A.. luskvrs hous , S'ntr y 'rk.
Au ~ Ci!on will TO h.n STATE, yu.S.Ial.
County AID IUwurLip Hgr.s
STATE OTsIcE.E
Cpe Governor.
tn- Iisuiet Eut-foycrLuE.
Os4r CUagr' rsuEn.
Que ruI E-Ele Jude.
Que Az rncy Bei.~TaL
Tine C!rrE OF Supr, inr Court.
enc !ccrr'a y OF state.
ore state Tr 4Sur-r.
tine Stale C.ntrn'lcr.
Uns sipcriTt nlent - PupIi: Instruction.
one survryurtirncraI.
CgvSrY CrT.c-Es.
Que Sts.r Sen .t.r.
Ihrc- A--emhl, Incn.
one igs EITi J. dc.
Gao SIrr.f.
one C"uni. T'cEsgrc-.
ia" County Il-Tf.
Oi.- Cont, krb Il r
UUs DIS rict .tiDTlrS.
UIr i'uuh'y 'ys-S-U=.
~ e Cr.rt, ShI~rin .plrr' NJ sc'ioo'..
rh- : "aLtS CnuIu -siUiy-r. !cas t-rIu.
the C"nE4ty CumIui-rihurr, sLOr. les III.
uH- llh IL 'im''iHTatpr
n.re IOu''ty Surveyor.
: vE.U. OFytrEE..
Ono Jlsii'rc q: the P-acr 'O- . ca TS4uSHlp.
Ca Jrnsiz J. fer I'll Tusu-fir.
bn- i:pbd SUI 90 ri-'r fr each !ISnsI,p.
ti.e sab Dpi iEIsf'r. ipf,g terra
Two S"h 81 I. set ts. IA 1T team.
Wniri' -lcc'!" sEa ic m nea 10 lst,r .hsu
rirht O'Clock 4. ~. a'd shsli rDniETc ., cn
Ut ~ sI "',iocE p. NJ 81 tho am h,y
.uloT. 'iz-. form. add texture Of tickets.
~ -. white: tis". g., u. ~ inches: iIEu'.
-urI..!-ir. !. iex'uEr. = and L b"ok payeT.
Dated his lab day Of OctDb =. 4. .. Ina
Attest: q. J.. GRSET.
Clerk " u. ard Of CdGiy commissioner
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81 SHALL he firm when I go before
the Inagistra;e; Won't wsyer." said
the arrested N Ia his lawyer. Il
would" said the counsel; "I'd waive
an examination il I were yon."
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In tile great New York waking mitch
between o'Leary and Hughes. at noon
Saturday. the former had accomplished
$40 aEd'ihc laiveT 500 miles.
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Daniel F. Beatty's
PARL0R ORGANS.

These remarkable instruments posarss capsc.
iuce ior mustrsl .H,cis and esp ossiVus never
bet N alta neJ. adIptrj Tor hmsteur aid Pro-
SsSioiiAI, attl an ora afucnt ~ nny patlrf. tH-
eel n quality OF Tone, horough
Notk ins nship, Elraant Designs nnd
Llni-l,, AMI wOi isriui variety ~ their com.
%hinaiioi, stops. tV.ry instrument fully War.
fanicd for sir years 49, strictly nrst class In
every respect. aud tH = pulrabtec they are
shipped nn ttcm nv 10 ntteet days test trial,
non"y refunded sui freight charges paid both
ways by me " hvy Pte miereprrseuisd or IN
AnS way prove nnraii factory. 30 such onsr
has cNsr l@sn made. iowAro of imiiailons.
AsrniA wanted. but where have none, large
dis' made Ia Introduce In nrw localities.
Sciid for tiIns,oAtci AJvERrisEH. co. tain w
long lets OF tesiImonials from we'll. known per.
sons, sunic OF whom yoi may know. classified
by Ststus. With fost.vfhccs Smoked. that eli
NAV Inquire direct " them. Address, DAsIEL
hk'lty Washington. Nov Jtrt,y.
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hARitIEp.

sIATSJS-DAG EY-In kikc. Der. 9Th. 1878.
by lev. II bert hcCnlIoeh, Afr. J.hn simpson
to Miss Emms rssley. all Of this place.
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DANIEL F. SihIIf'S
Pianos and Organs

Tt. Iianns and Organs by Dan
ci , BEATTY ~ Washington. N.u J r--y. are
more "srns-tly and frI"rI.'S e Hsmendrd ey
tiu Prr-r. aud mn-ic iUTgug pI'ii- ubAu any iu
-tEununt- Manufactured d. tis C,santry or
Europe. III r4 o. have ~ Es-At-rt u sIib,e
srIti rtC'uv-- .uA Nuggul- at to-. r.uGbInvd
VII. q rare sri!ltaECy. C!-ar'r-- and IsrteSt
csc.I I--- i.r'E;zk"l the rntsTe Ft,t-. -na -Isr>e
. ]. = surI'r!,iur duration wa!rI nave - rg,s
rHc"r '.- m"~i jC!Icatr or us~r nj touch
iie perfected Reed Hoard. ped - =s-,t {. IL c
ani l~pS"Eful 'Uu--. ~ = IT,. FEu.-ni. plsEo
a. e ''rgAI. iii!y sArTSut- rrT',r' ~ rN'ry r..
E?~rt. and Sih ~ .hi; :--t 49, -. ia n,e !" r.
TIN cay l - tr.-i. gb UIsIsE ,.Gl.r Ifyi,g
iFSsShi s1il' way, {! IT," il>tI' L-eGt - n.,t ,at.
t-fr Glory. llr-tr=t" Al'r - u .. ItEialuEus
fhli on stit ir- ~ - ptrsiisv. .Gf''E.
Dh.iti. r.. EE.AII \. - n,h!Es.Cn,
New IrTs-I.
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Il Iowa. the Republicans have carried
the State SO far ms heard from. by their
usual mnj"riiies. Gillette, Gresnbhck
Democrat is probably elected from the
Seventh district.
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Tax Clipper mine at Muncy Creek,
says the Cherry Greek hd.pc"dc"t. which
has been worked by a Virginia Com
pany through Mr. Nd Branaan, since
March last. has developed We ARE happy
to say. within n week or two past, into
a rich paying mine. /, is a vein run
ming north aud south. in quartz, one
hundred and fifty fee; wide. The pay
streak. now, is about four feet wide.
showing throughout the ledge black
sulphur and chloride. 1t pitches to the
east, going down nearly perpendicular
with no appearance OF decrease in the
ore-but rather OF increase. widening
out so as to give, it is likely from three
to four times the width it is now, In
paying ore OF a high grade. Before
the present strike the assays have gone
FROM six to twelve hundred dollars per
ton, aud it is now expected that u lung
AMI reliable yield can be depended on
to exc,e ed this figure.
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EATTT
Piano Gid CEg&r.

Tlor~ j. -" naarraris o. Il o iarp. suh tr.
E'II- d. ,His or -'y '.hr 'ufrf 3 abe IA. -
c,l'"r: 80 IIF-g uTs1.r't's-F gsTs,-r.t ur- :, r.,
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III" No.H. !hs-'-r-,G EINf tg.s Q 1. NiL..
rye di'.'"l ID" q. ti.T'sE, I'ANiII 2
brHTEN. "s-Gir. tn. N-S I,f,cS. o.;
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lb!s Huhd'r:ul frnr' ~ - highly us"fn! Ia ell
-fSS Of 'ott- UT ,ctghS. lat - eE,s,uaiiy
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he hlilti - pussi'r ~ Il. ,sItituIt G u.lIuT
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pat a. 4. guaranteed ~ ,Irv -! UISss p 81 III,
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FRoN Indiana. the election RETURNS
ahUw in 800 towns and wards, n Demo.
cratic gain of 1870. The sanIo ratio
OF increase in the Democratic rote o..
the State, will give the ticket n majority
of 1850.
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For superintendent of PabIie Schools.
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Interest paid ouOriiupry and Trrm Dsposii-.
Urposiis received M .uDs ~ 81 and upsarL,
L"Ar- made o. sppfLyri real esia,.. S,niiF ,
nGck-. etc. Stock. currency ard silver h,us {
al elites OF Europe aud the OtiruL
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For Commisa.ons,-Short Term.
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NETICE IL uF;,EUS GIVEN
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November t.rX:. n; the fri!oSiGs named pre-
ci'Cts ia kiko cUauiy. to-Nit:
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For Ab--nbiymen.
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BRISTOL.

&C. n. Wild returned 10 Yale on
Monday.
Considerable sickness Is IN our viii
lage just at present.
Monday night the thermometer was
sixteen deg. below zero.
DIR. Prime has taken up his perma-
nent residence In Rutland.
Rev. Mr.. Hall preach to the young
people last Sabbath evoning, from Matt.
vii:lS-l4.
Next Sabbath evening there will be
preaching at tho Methodist church by
the pastor.
Judge Smith, of vergennes, spent
Monday IN town, on business connect-
cd with his office as probate judge.
REV. Mr.. Knowlton ofNew Haven,
will preach at the Methodist church,
Sunday, In exchange with the pastor.
Patrick O'Neil was victimized by a
tramp he had taken In, to tho ex-
tent Of new pair of boots, cap and
several dollars IN money.
Union meetings are being held ey.
cry evening this week except Saturday
Already considerable interest Is awalS-
ened, aud quite number have profess
ed convsrsipu.