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IEiiestanes ON the Road to Health

The recovery of digestion and the resumption of
activity by the liver bowels and kidneys are mile
stones which mark progress on the road to
health. They speedily become peTceptible when
Hostetters Stomach Bltters is used by the invalid.
Nothing so surely and expeditiOusy consumes the
distance to the desired goal As bodily function
can suffer interruption without impaiTing the gen.
eral health of the system so the system can never
acquire perfect ygoT health's synonym, until that
junction be actively resumed. Take, for instance,
digestion, suspension OF which is Invariably recti-
fled by the Btters. If the organs upon which it de-
wolves grow weak blliOusneSs, constipation, head
ache, poverty of the blood and hundred other
symptoms supervene, which indicate Enthusiastically
the baneful general influence Of dyspepsia. The
disappearance of all these symptoms through the
use of the Blters shows with what thorOughness 1t
removes their cause.
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PURE JUDICIARY,

1t is essential that the Democratic party
should be in possession of the Judiciary, for
the courts are the last resort of the people
for the defense of their liberties. Ten years
ago the people of Shelby county heaved a
sigh OF relief when the judiciary was wrested
from the hands of such carpetbaggers as
Hunter, and Waldran, and Richards, and
Hudson, and Pierce. What has Radical:sm
done that the people of Shelby county should
restore to power such Radicals as Kortrecht
and Pierce, by defeating such Democrats as
Winchester and Hutchinson?
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UNIVERSITY OF LOUISIANA,
NEW ORLEANS.
AT OXFORD

MEDICA DEP 1 RiTMENT.
FACULTY.
T. q. RICH ARDSoN, Md, Professor OF Surgery.
s. NJ. BEMISS. VI D., Professor of Theory and PTae-
tice of Medicine.
5. Z. CHALLE, Md, Professor of Physiology ana
Pathological Anatomy
JOSEPH JONES, Md, Professor of Chemistry.
S. LOGAN, Id, Professor of Anatomy
Z. 5. LEWIS, II D., Professor of Obstetrics, etc.
j. B. ELLIOTT, Md, Professor of Materia Medea.
A. 3. MILES, Md, Demonstration of Anatomy.
The next annual term in this Department NOV In
Its forty fifth year, will begin October FL IS7S,
and end March -. 1879. The first three weeks
will be devoted exclusively to Clinical Medicine, and
Surgery and Practical Pathological Anatomy in the
Charity Hospital. ana Practical Chemistry and Dis
sections at the College.
The Charity Hospital has 400 teGs anG an annual
admission OF more than SII thousand patients, and
offers unrivaed facilities for practical teaching The
students accompany the professors in their daily
visits through the wards and thus have the opportu
nifty OF studying diseases and accidents al The bal-
Sde of the patients Ii is 10 this peculiar feature OF
the school that the Faculty call especial attention
Eees-in view OF the facts above stated and the
unusual amount of care and labor involved In the
the same fees are demanded as charged by the
Schools of New York and PHILADELPHIA. namely:
Naturalization, So; Lectures, $40; Practical Anat-
omy, $40; Graduation, 500 Payments required In
advance. Fer circulars giving full details address
T. RICHARnSON NJ m naa1
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BROENBSW' JUDGE.

Ten years ago Robert Hutchinson was
disfranchised with the appreciation of J. o..
Pierce, who presided as Judge of the law
court OF Memphis. VIII the people Of Shelby
county, by their votes on Thursday, elect this
Brownlow appontee and defeat Hutchinson,
who could neither hold Office nor vote, be-
cause Pierce and his party regarded him as
a traitor, unworthy OF exercising the rights
which had been guaranteed to the negro?
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The Philadelphia correspondent of the
New York Herald, who processes to have ac-
curate information, sends that paper an &C
count of a secret organization called Knights
of Labor, which has membership in almost
every State of the Union-fourteen thousand
in California, nineteen thousand in Pennsyl-
vania, eighteen thousand in Indiana, sixty
four thousand in Ohio, sixty-two thousand in
North Carolina, six thousand in Colorado
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the State Democratic convention, gives notice
that the Louisville, Nashville and Great
Southern and the Nashville, Chattanooga
and st. Louis railroads will carry delegates
to the State Democrat convention, August
18th, at six cents mile for the round trip, OF
three cents each way. Tickets will be sold
August 18th, 14tn and 18th, and will be good
TO return until August 18th. The st. Louis and
Southeastern will sell at their usual round
trip rates. Similar arrangements have beer
made with the roads in East and West Ten
1npssna-
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The Washington Post says: THAT Mr.. Til
den Is fairly and legally the President OF
these subverted States few honest men doubt,
but that he will either be re-nomnated, or
seek denomination, is something that
everybody can speculate upon, and nobody
find ont ~
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RULE

421, 729 90
CThe latter figures include everything ex-
cept interest on Chickasaw school fund, COM
mon school distribution and railroad tax dis
tribution to the counties, which are not prop
erly chargeable to the ordinary expenses Of
the State government.) The expenditures
for the present and ensuing years ISIS and
1879 will show continued decrease. The
financial operations under Republican and
Democratic administrations, respectively, can
not be more clearly presented than by the
following extracts from the report Of the
auditor of public accounts, during the two
periods In his annual report Of January 4,
1874, the auditor of public accounts thus de-
scribed the condition Of State finances under
Republican administration
Upon the perusal of the reports of this Ofhce fer
the past three years, and the one now before you 1t
Will be that In single instance have the re-
ceipts proper reached the expenditures in any one
year; but on the contrary, the latter have far ex-
ceeded the former, and Il debt of considerable
magnitude has been accommodating year after year,
etc.
Contrast the picture with the following ex-
hibit of the financial condition Of the State
on the first Of January, 1877, one year after
the commencement of Democratic rule. We
quote from the auditor report of that date:
A reference to the tables of documents "a" and
''B will show that while the receipts for the past
year are much less than for the year previous, the
disbursements hdJe been cOTreSpO5dingy Tess. Taxes
have been materially reduced, and receipts have
Tbs, there IS large GLceSS IN receipts , orr
IsdSeent$ nd,t,o The sta statement ietn SHOWS
very fatering to the wisdom displayed by your hon
Orabe body the Democratic legislature at the last
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JOHN SHERMAN said IN an interview that
he had not denied the letter at first, because
lie feared that the original '0ould be produced.
That fear being ended since the jerks and
Weber testimony, he now ventures on posi-
tive denial The villain.
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ACCORDING to General Sypher, Eliza Pink
ston twas carried into the room Of the return
ing-beard on a sofa, The impression pre-
vailed that this exhibition would have good
effect, and his (Sypher's) own impression was
that it would be an excellent thing to do in
furtherance of the cause
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PARKER, Ben Buffers brother-in-law, was
the single Federal official in Louisiana who
approved the desertion of Packard by the adj
ministration, and who upheld the policy Of
Hayes; and yet he has been dismissed to make
room for a Packard Radical.
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-Four years ago John M'Brooks defeated
T. D. Eldridge by majority Of four thou
sand two hundred and eighty-one. Eldridge
is still the same bitter Radical. He has done
nothing to induce the people of Shelby coun-
ty to reverse their Judgment, and it is an alb
surdity to believe such a man can be elected
over J. f. r. Ray, the pure Democrat, the
upright citizen, and the model judge Of the
probate court
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To all who suffering from the errors and ndis-
cTetiOns of youth, nervous weakness, early decay,
loss of manhood etc, will send receipt that will
cure you, FREE OF CHARGE. This great remedy
was discovered by missionary in South America.
Send self addressed envelope to Rev. JOSEPH T.
T,gMAN, Station D. Bible House. Ne1D York
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WHEN Kellogg was dismissed as a witness
by the committee, Mr.. Potter called Levisee,
but, strange to relate, that patriot had DIS
appeared. The Ue,y neat day he ,caS APP
pointed to an office under John Sherman.
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and for these reasons: it embTOwns and bIackans the
hair not the skin. It is UegetGbLe entOLIjeht, not
6AIgiRg ftid. Ii does not burleSQue nature with
bJOOnilg netQLc tEgcS, but produces her lining
hueS. Its cooling effect is ksting 1t deies dection
Its results uniform 1t eUeF fails. Manufactured by
j. CRISTADORO No. 93 Williams St, New York.
Sold by all druggists. Applied by all Hair Dressers
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total OF eight hundred ard seventy thousand
in all. The society has drawn largely from
the different labor organizations of the coun-
try, and intends now 70 take hand in poll
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mESS1SQUHI SPRENG WATEEE,
Which for nearly half a century has wrought such
WONDROUS CURES of KIDNEY DISEASE, DTS-
PERSIA and CANCER may be had of all druggists
Its curative properties almost miraculous. For
pamphlets containing remarkable cures address
MISSISQUOI SPRINGS, Franklin county, Vermont.
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HAPPY tdings for nervous sufferers, and those who
have been dOsed, dTugged and Quacke6. Pulyer-
machers Electric Belts effectually cure premature
debility, weakness ana decay. Book and Journal,
with information worth thousands, mailed free Ad-
dress PULvERHACREE iiAJyANIC Co., Cincinnati.
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MAJOR BURKE's testimony and dispatches,
says the New York Herald, prove conclu-
slvely that the Louisiana question was settled
to all intents and purposes by General Grant.
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The Republicans of Massachusetts have
resolved to lay Banks on the shelf, wrapped
in the bloody shirt.
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;lEMPHIS APPEAL
JUDY 30, avs
DEMOCRATIC JUDICIAL TICKET.
TUESDAY

DEMOCRATIC JUDICIAL TICKET.
For the state at Large.
JAS. W.DEADERICK,U OF Hamilton.
PETER TURNKEY, Of Franklin.
For the EdSteT7l DigiSioR.
ROBERT M'FARLAND. OF Hamblen'
For the Middle DiUiSiOH.
WILLIAh r. COOPER, Of Davidson
For the Western Di0iSion.
THOMAS ). FREEMAN, OF Gibson.
DEMOCRATIC COUNTY TICKET.
Sheriff,
a. l.. ANDERSON.
Probate court Judge,
j. T.. X. RAY.
County Trustee,
>. >. RAWLINGS.
Chanceyy Court Judge,
GEORGE w. WINCHESTER.
Circuit Court Judge,
ROBERT HUTCHINSON.
Criminal Court Judge,
l.. Ii. HORRIGAN.
Attorney eaerol Criminal Court.
q. w. GORDON!
AttOYneu-G General Bartlett Circuit Courts
GEORGE &. DENT.
Clerk Shelby County Circuit Court,
ELS WORSHAIE.
Clerk Bartlett Circuit Court,
FELIX VI. JONES.
County Register,
,. A. STREHL.
Criminal Court Clerk,
n. G. PERKINS.
County Court Clerk,
ROBERT J. BLACK.
COlstdbLeS-Eirth District.
NJ. T. GARVlN
THOS. CARNEY.
COnStd6Je-FOurteeEath District
II. -. MALLORY.
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a General Rebellion.
TRIUMPH OF a GREAT DISCOVERY!
CRESTABORo,s HAIR DYE

The public has Te6eLLed against cpaterizing Hai,'
Dyes. Fashion has foTesworn them. A sagacIous
community has adopted in their stead,
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BELLEVUE
TEL E&H sc HO OIL.
BEDFORD COUNTY, VIRGINIA,

ElOR young men and boys. Session begins Sep
II TENDER 18th. For catalogues containing in
formation, address WILLIAM r. ABBOT,
Principal, Bellevue, P. o.
Refer to Gen. J. R. Williams
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EeESEsEN SARY.
asp- Es. g. y OEaaaGa'n
PHEEAYE
Metlicak Hsispensary.
No. "a JEFFERSON STREET.
BeG5veon lEain ana Front, MexnDhsn,


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In the treatment Of private or secret disease Quick.
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Secondary Syphilis the last veStige eradcated witt
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stopped in Short time, Sufferers from impoeIcy
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Medicines sent by express to all parts the coun-
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AUGUSTA FEMALE SEMINARY,
STANTON, va.

TIVE largest frst-claSs Institution for Young La
L dies In Virginia, with an able corps of twenty
five teachers Opens the first Wednesday In Septem-
Der, 1878, and closes the first Wednesday In June
1879. For catalogues. containing full particulars
address MISS MARY j. BALDWIN, Principal,
10
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SFOPald READ
a LII forms of Kidney and Urinary Diseases, Pains
n in the Back, Sides and LOinS. positively
cured by
Remedy!

Its effects are truly marvellous in DrOpsy Gravel.
BTight'S Disease, Seminal Losses, LeucOTrhPa and
lost vigOr, no matter OF how long standing the
may be, positive relief Is had In from one TO three
days. Do not despair. hest ate doubt for 1t is
really specific and never fails. 1t is purely vege
table preparation; by its timely use thousands of
cases that have been considered Incurable by the
most eminent physicians have been permanently
cured by 1t. 1t is also Endorsed by the regular Ply
Sicans and Medical Societies throughout the cOul-
try. Sold in bottles at Two Dollars each, or three
bottles which Is enough to cure the most aggravated
case. sent TO any address receipt of FIVE DOL
LARS. Small trial bottles One Dollar each.
All orders to be addressed to
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VIRGINIA MILITARY INSTITUTE
Lexington. Virginia.

TTNHOSE DESTROYS of obtaining admission as Cadets
i into this well-knOwn State institution will amply
without delay TO the undersigned. Provision IS
made for full discipline and Instruction during the
months of July and August, preparatory to the re-
sumption of regular studies on the Sd of September
uSW FRANCIS n SMITH Sun't
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recommending to parents the Academy of MT s. C.
Shortlidge"
Hon. FERNANDO WOOD. a patron of the Academy,
says: Il cheerfully consent TO the use of my name
as reference
S70 PER QUARTER OF 10 WEEKS, $3.50 FOR
cd " 40 weeks, 1854 for 80 weeks; full charge
for nicely furnished rooms, boarding, washing,
etc, etc. tuition, of SchoolbOOks and all neces
SaTy school expenses, at SHORTLIDGE'S, media
Penna.), ACADEMY, for young Men and Boys. NO
EXTRA CHARGES. Ten teachers, all College Grad
yates; One Harvard -Four Yale Special attention
TO both advanced and backward pupils. Both indvid-
ual and class instruction. Recommended by Gov
eror Routt, Judge Van UoeSeR, Professor Blauvelt,
U. S. Naval Academy; Richard ]. Hinton, Rev. DIS.
Hill and Peabody, Harvard, ETC., etc. Address
Penna. Media Is II miles from Philadelphia; has
seven churches and a Temperance Charter.
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CeceIian College.
CHRISTIAN BROTHERS, COLLEGE

HARDIN COUNTY, KY.-REDUCED TERMS.
IL Board. etc, per 20 weeks, only $50.
Send for catalogue.
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THE ARCHER INSTITUTE
RS. ARCHER, late Principal of ''Patapsco Fe-
WI male Institute" near Baltimore has removed
her school to Washington City. School duties re-
sumed September 18th. For circulars address
MRS. NJ. R. ARCHER,
cod I401 Massachusetts ave, Washington, D. C
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1878-09-18
OLIVER HEBERT MURDERED.
The Contents Of a Double Barreled
Shotgun Discharged Into Him
The Murderer Arrested.

Oliver Hebert, miner we'll known
in this city was murdered week
ago last Monday. While riding on
horseback, within a few miles of
Silverton, Oregon, highwayman
stepped from behind tree and dis
charged the contents of a double
barreled shotgun into him. The
murderer man named Whitney
fled to Salem, whittier he was fol-
lowed and arrested with the murdered
mans watch and pocketbook in his
possession. Whitney had an exami-
ton last Wednesday. The evidence
was not sufficient to hold him, and
he was discharged, when crowd
Immediately seized him and at
tempted to lynch him, and it was
with difficulty that Sheriff Baker re-
strained them. Whitney is to have
another examination. No doubt
but he is the guilty party is enter
tanned in Salem. Oliver Hebert
was a native of st. Urban, province
of Quebec, Dominion of Canada,
and about 90 years old. Two of
his brothers-Joe and Nelson-for-
merly lived here with him. Mel
son still resides here, but Joe went
to Typo "a few months ago, and is
probably there yet. Robbery was
probably the motive of the murderer.
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BRIEF MENTION.

Don't fail to attend the lecture on
"spookism," at Miners Union Hall,
tomorrow evening.
The fancy drinks prepared at the
Sacramento saloon, corner of Union
and D streets, Virginia, cannot be
equaled in the State.
A mysterious missive concluding
with Mum is the word" has been
received at this Office. The company
will assemble but, hush! ATIMEs
reporter will be there.
John w. Grier's plum and green
gage trees are literally weighted
down with fruit. Much of 1t is not
rire, however, and should the present
weather continue, will undoubtedly
he lost.
Mrs. Leslie Carroll, spiritual
medium of San Francisco who is
visiting the Comstock, will deliver
lecture on spiritualism in Miners
Union Hall, at half-past Z o'clock
tomorrow evening.
Go and hear Mrs. Carroll's lecture
tomorrow evening. The price of
admission is only so cents Qadies
half price,, and you will doubtless
get your moneys worth. The lady
is said to be an excellent lecturess.
Mrs. Brainard, the owner of the
lodging-house destroyed by fire, a
week ago last Sunday, has returned
from Bodie, where she bought lot,
on which she intended to erect the
house which was burr ed down in her
absence. She meyer heard Of the
fire until she got back to town.
Dick Brown, proprietor of the Cap
ital Saloon, in Virginia, has pur-
chased the race-track north of that
city, and proposes to make some
very extensive improvements so as to
fit it for general resort. Dick is a
right jolly good fellow, and we hope
he will do well, notwithstanding he
did fail to make Storey county go
anti. Bradley at the recent primary
election.
In the last report of the proceed
ings of the Board of County Com
missioners published in this paper,
Commissioner Burrier was inadvert-
emily credited with $50 more than he
received. Mr.. Burrier is candi-
date for re- election, and he naturally
fears that, if the false statement be
allowed to go uncorrected, it may be
used against him during the cam
paign. Hence this item.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1878-09-18
ANOTHER OLD SILvRRITE GONE
Death Of H. N. Todman, Former
Part Owner Of the Pioneer Mill,
OF This City.

Part owner OF the Pioneer Mill,
Of This City.
A dispatch from Fred. Elliott, one
of the proprietors of the Bodie
Standard, informs US that H. N.
Todman, father of j. G. Todman,
foreman of the TIMES Office, died at
Bodie, CAL, last Sunday evening.
Mr.. Todman was resident of Silver
City in the early days, and we'll
known all over the Comstock. In
1860, himself and two brothers, j..
A. and John H. Todman, helped to
form the Pioneer Mill Company, in
this city, and in couple of years
realized handsome competency.
The brothers then withdrew from the
company, and each went their way,
Mr.. II. N. Todman returning to the
bosom of his family. In Wellington,
Ontario, Canada. There he became
heavily interested in shipping on
Lake Ontario, but, after meeting with
some success, was finally swamped
and returned to the Comstock. About
four months ago he went to Bodie,
expecting to better his fortunes, but
had not met with any success. He
leaves a wife and two children in
Wellington, Ontario, besides the
eldest son, who resides in this CITY.
Mr.. Todman was brother of Cap
tain j. A. Todman, the owner of the
tug-boat Truckee, at Lake Tahoe.
He was so years old.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1878-09-18
Off to the New District,

William Hines, E. Winter, Joe
Laymon, Mr.. Grier, and others, left
this city last Monday, for the new
Delaware mining district. They in
tend to make open cuts on the sur
face of their claims, to ascertain the
width of the ledge, and expect to
find sufficient quantity of rich ore
to pay for developing their proper
ties.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1878-09-18
A Very Confident Locator.

Mr.. Woods, the original locator of
the Woodville mine, was in this
city couple of days ago, looking
about for a desirable location. He
found one near French's mill, which
he had recorded in Dayton. He
then left for San Francisco, promis-
ing to return in few days with all
the money required to prosecute
work uninterruptedly on his new
claim. He says that he can show
ore inside of sixty days from the
time he begins work.
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TO CANDIDATES.

Candidates, of either party, who
wish to announce themselves for Of
fee through the columns of the
TIMES, may do so upon payment of
go, invariably in advance.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1878-09-18
A New Variety of Lager.

Grimmer & Miller, of the Sacra-
mento Saloon, corner of D and Union
streets, have received an invoice of
Aurora Qndiana Export Bottled
Beer, which is highly spoken of by
all who have crank any of it. 1t is
the first consi.. nment Of that brand
Of beer that las ever reached the
Comstock.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1878-09-18
Is There Any Wood or Coal for
Sale.

Is there any wood or coal for sale
hereabout2 If there is, it is certain
ly not advertised, and consumers do
not know where to look for it. A
citizen looked for wood or coal
dealer for nearly half the day, last
Sunday, when, made desperate by
his unsuccessful search, he finally
pulled a couple of boards out of a
fence and split them up. They
burned finely, and made very
warm fire, he says.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1878-09-18
Gone to the State Convention.

Joe Munckton of this city, W. R.
King of the Eureka mill, and James
r. Shaw, of Dayton. have gone to
Eureka, to attend the County Con-
vention as delegates from the Repub-
licans Of this county.