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UNDERTAKING.

We keep CoFFINS CASKETS CASES
takers Goods
call goods and Goods delivered
all of the FREE Carpets sewd and put down short Notice when de-
sired July 10TH IS7o-d&wGs
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rs tits astonishing howlow
clothing for men, youths and
boys is selling at
D. w. BLooMBARGE Co.'S.
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MARRIAGE LICENSES But
two of these documents were
issued last week. viz: William
Emmerson and Della Thornton;
Scott Mackey, and Kate Grant.
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b1 White vests at 90 cents
and upwards at D. w. Bloom
bargh & Co.

u To those OF our subscribers who are IN
Irrears to TIE WrEKLT BANNER, notice Is
hereby given that remittances will be thank
fully received.|R
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Crofts Worcestershire sauce
superior article; call for sam
pie bottle. c. w. KLAEDEN,
Sole Agent.
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Peevish children have worms. DR.. Jaquc's
German Wom Cakes will destroy the
worms and make the children happy.
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ne parasols and umbrellas
of silk, serge and Italian cloth,
ginghams. ETC., very large col
lection and atvery low prices, at
d. w. RLooMBARGH & Co. S.
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For a pamphlet on Electric Treatment,
of chronic diseases with Electricity, which
will be sent free. address the Mcintosh
Electric Belt and Battery Co., Is, and 1874
Jackson street, Chicago. Ill.
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growing rain IN nearly three
months-only a few light show
ers, consequently the corn crop
in this vicinity is very short and
the cotton crop will also be
poor. Every one we meet cries
hard times and predict more
next year. Isn't that borrow
ing trouble?
There is good deal Of ex-
element over the yellow fe-
YER. in the old states and fears
arc entertained that it will ex-.
tend here, unless every precau-
ton is used.
The BANNER has improved
wonderfully in the last year am
glad to see it; wish you success;
it is the best country paper
published in Texas that have
read. VIII try and be more
pupctual in future as regards
sending you the locals.
ALLIE
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w. D. CLEvELAND.-The name
of this glentleman is a house
hold word in this section of the
country, he being native OF
Austin county. Mr.. Cleveland
has been in business in Hous-
ton for many years and now oc-
cupies the proud position OF
being one of the leading mcr-
chants of that city. Mr.. Cleve-
land maks a specially Of the
sale Of cotton for planters and
merchants, and feels confident
that Houston is the best cotton
market in southern Texas. All
he asks is a shipment in order
convince the most skeptical
He. also carries one of the larg-
est and most complete stocks
of groceries to be found in the
state, these goods he proposes
to sell at less than Galveston
prices. Parties shipping to Mr.
Cleveland or ordering goods
from him may implicitly rely on
fair and honest dealing. Mr..
Cleveland's card appears in an
other column.
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rs To the ladles:-Should
you need corsets, gloves, laces,
of any grade or quality, ribbons,
fans, combs and novelties, call at
D. w. BLooM3ARGH & Co.'S.
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t To ADVERTISERS As the
fall season approaches business
men will be solicited by parties
getting up "snide" and wild
cat" schemes of advertising.
They will promise to print and
distribute untold numbers of
dodgers, directories. show cards
and what-nots. Such things
are simply glanced at and cast
away. The oldest and best
merchants Of the United States
recognize the fact that a re-
spectacle newspaper is the only
legitimate means Of reaching the
he great mass Of the reading
public.
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On SUspIcIoN.-A negro CIV
ing the name of Tom Young
was arrested by the police on
suspicion of being an escaped
convict. They are certain that
he is either an escaped or dis
charged convict and will hold
him till the penitcntlary author
tiles can be heard from.
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CAUGHT. Tuesday deputy
sheriff Baine arrested a white
man, named in the warrant as
Bill Sncak-thief, on a charge OF
theft. Bill captured a hand-saw
from carpenter McGowen, who
is working on Amsler's build
ing, and carrying it to Watrous-
vile, sold it to a colored lady
for four bits. Bill is a tramp
who has been idling about town
for several days. He will enjoy
the Inequalities of the Hotel
de Jug for some days, and whilst
Bill takes his ease the honest
people of the country who pay
the taxes will foot the bill for
his entertainment at the rate of
forty cents a day. Means should
be devised to make such cases
work out" their fines.
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Chew Jackson's best Sweet Navy Tobacco;

PENMANsHIP.-A few days
ago an itirerant writing master
made his advent in the CITY and
proposed to teach the art of
chirography. He csec2red a
boarding house and laid his
CLAIMS beforethe public through
a paper-not fhlet' BANNER-The
advertisement or thee writing
master was not at ali successful,
as he signaIly failed, to procure
any pupils He may peFehance.
have written. a few visiting cards,
but nothing more. During his
brief sojourn here he changed
boarding houses three =. times
and would have got into debt
but nobody would give him
space. He is semi-demented,
being a half lunatic or ajgrand
rascal. At his last stopping
place he had an adventuFe with
another mans shoes. The
shoes became suddenly imbued
with locomotlon and, hid them
selves in the mattress on the
bed occupied BY the chirOgraph-
er. His mental alteration is
supposed to have had an effect
upon them. They were recov-
cred by the owner and the mat
ter was allowed to drop. To
put it mildly this writist',is very
near akin to a dead. beat;if it is
not an able-bodied one; he is a
very uncomely looking cuss,.
but has a glib :tongus. Mon
day a subscription wasyraised
for his benefit and,he took the.
west bound train to grow up
with the country. :, "
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Call and examine the stock of
clothing at c. y. Potters's be-
fore purchasing elsewhere. You
will find it to your advantage.
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SET ON FIRE.-Towards IL
o'clock on Wednesday night
some miscreants bent on devil
try broke open Abe Meyers
gate and entering his yard, rak-
ed up pile OF chips against a
lot of wood corded up and set
them afire with the evident pur-
pose of destroying the wood
and perhaps his dwelling. a
timely discovery alone proven
ted mischief. Mr.. Meyer isvery
anxious to have them call again;
he will give them a fitting recep-
ton.
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KANsas.-What is the use OF
going to Kansas when you can
buy clothing IS per cent cheap
CT at c. y. Pottcr's thar any
where else. =,
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FEE. Anew desirable suits OF
spring and. summer clothing at
reduced figures can be found at
=. t. y. POTTER'S.
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Try the Honest Baking Pow
der, it stands unequaled; sam
pie boxes furnished on applica-
ton. c. w. KLAEDEN,
Sole Agent.
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DoNE AN GoNE.-R. L. Rus
sell. grecnback lecturer, a short
biographical sketch of whom,
together with an account OF
whose arrest was put on record
in last Thursdays BANNER, has
shaken the dust Of BRENNAN
from his feet. He spent all OF
Thursday and the major part Of
Friday in the gentleman's par
lor of the bastile. AS he had
no money to pay a fine the city
concluded to release him upon
agreement to leave town. He
took the dowu,.train on Friday.
IF he could overcome his weak
ness he would a useful citizen.
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To- Just received at d: w.
Bloombargh & Cos a full line
of Flannel suits, Linen suits,
Busters, shirts, ties, shoes, boots,
etc, for men, youths and BOYS
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CeLEBRATIoN.-The colored
peoples Sunday school celebra-
ton will sell stands on the
grounds as per advertisement
elsewhere. Arrangements have
been made with several promi-
nent gentlemen for speeches on
the occasion of the celebration.
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Medical Department
OF THE UNIVERSITY OF LOUISIANA,
NEW ORLEANS

Possesses unrivalled advantages for Clinical
Teaching. The Charity Hospital has an an
nual admission of more than six thousand pa
tients. aud is visited daily by the Professors
accompanied by the Students.
The annual circular will be sent to all who
may apply. T. G. RICHARDSON, NJ. D.,
June -, iSIJ-wit. Dean.
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SMALL FIRE. Friday morn
ing about 6:I5 the fire alarm
was sounded. An old cedar
box house just south of the
railroad caught fire from AIDE
fective fue. The various fire
companies were promptly on
hand, but by the time they
reached the scene of action the
flames had made such Roadway
that it was impossible to check
them and the building was soon
in ashes. The steamer was ear
ly on the ground but by some
mischance did not raise steam
in time to be Of any material
service. The house was entire
ly consumed in fifteen or TWEEN
ty minutes from the time the
fire was discovered. 1t was
owned by Jacob Benson and
occupied by Nina Graves, col
ored, as clearinghouse or
cookery for parties living in the
vicinity. Nina saved all of her
household effects. The loss
will not exceed 500 or sag.
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Corn and Oats
For sale in any quantity by
D. w. BLoONBARGu & Co.

Dobbin's Electric Soap, best
in the world. for. sale by e. w.
kLAEDEN, Sole Agent.
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Mrs. Lila Graham Riggs.
wife of Rev. w. B. Riggs, of
BRENNAN, died in our city on
Tuesday, and her funeral ccre-
monies were celebrated from
the residence of her father, DR..
B. Graham, yesterday, morning.
dustin Gazette.
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GoGGLE-EYE BROWN is a very
black and very bad negro.
Frequent mention of him has
been made in these columns,
but for the past year Goggle-eye
has been making himself very
scarce in town. He occasion
ally maks foray, but being as
slippery as an eel always man
ages to elude the peelers, who
want him badly. He was in
town on Saturday; was chased
by a peeler and made his es-
cape.
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For every ache, pan and bruise on man
or beast, Uncle Sans Nerve and Bone Lin
imcnt Is the Balm. Sold by !. Tristram.
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PRoPRIEToRs and editors Of
newspapers (so-cal.ed,) of limi-
ted circulation, are occasionally
given to lying about the num-
Der of subscribers; and, exper-
ience has demonstrated that,
the smaller" the circulation,
the bigger the lie. told regard
ing it. These remarks are. in
tended for foreign consumption
-Brenham papers are too NOR
al to do such a thing.
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Mother, when your dear baby suffers in
teething, use DR.. Winchelrs Teething Syr-
up, it soothes the pain, regulates the bow
els, quickly cures collie, brings natural sleep
and is so charming in all its effects, that If
you Use it once you will use it always. Sold
BY I. Trisiram at only % cents n bottle.
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Uncle Sans Harness oil put on to your
harness, will make the leather look new,
and keep it soft and plilblc. Give it trial.
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II. W. GRADER. Matchmaker and
Jeweler, BRENNAN. Texas,
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Cramps and pains in .ths'dstoinach or
bowels, or in my part OF the body, no matter
how severe or what the cause, can be relieved
by Johrson's Anodyne Liniment used utter
nally and externally. IL
More than twenty years ago welhad. ohiIls
and fever. and the recollection OF it makes us
shake even row. But this disease no longer
terrifies us. Parsons Purgative Pills are
sure preventive ..ta..:-'
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DIED.-Near Evansville, Jniy
18th, 1879, MARTHABtIzABETH
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J, L,
Estes, aged II years land 6
months. - ,.-..:..r.-
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Courtney Locnls.
IulY 10Th. 1870

Editors Banner:
| am not dead, neither have
1 forgotten my friends, and the
only excuse | have for not writ
ing is no news, and procrastina-
ton, since writing you last l
have been on regular round
Of visiting; enjoyed visit near
Indepence, in the first of June.
Miss Ellie Vinson, from your
city, made us a short visit a few
weeks ago, | accompanied her
over to the little village of Ora
ball, and enjoyed a delightful
visit at Mrs. Baldridge's, who en-
tertained us most Hospitality.
Mr.. Joe. Baldridge does a large
business and his store is well
supplied with everything in the
dry goods and grocery line.
Miss Alice Griffin has just left
our town, returned to her home
in Hampstead; she has been
spending a few weeks with Miss
Fannie Lea and myself; we
miss her very much. q"
Mrs. Bennett, the proprietress
of the hotel at this place has
moved to Millican, and Mrs.
Maxcy has charge OF the hotel
at present.
, There was a very pleasant
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ESCUIENTS.
TAGGING AND TIES.

Tagging. double anchor, heavy, I4aIS
Ties, all kind, per bdl. .... e75(G
LUMBER.
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Hot, dry and dusty.
Business rather dull.
Clean GU, The vagran:s.
No honey in the market.
Green apples are in market.
Rain is badly needed again.
Corn is hard enough to grit.
Thursday was red-hot day.
Preserve jars cheap at Meyers.
Drumners plentiful and cheeky.
Eggs are worth 10 cents dozen.
l.ishting-roi pediers rather scarce.
Cotton is beginning to open rapidly.
Flu, little sickness OF serious nature.
Beware of bogus advertising schemes.
Iced drinks, Of all kinds, at Jake Nous.
Brennan has received her first bale"
The Archery Club are in regular practice
a. NJ. White has gone North for goods
!. F. Parks has received an invoice of new
buggicS.
Corn meal is in fair demand at one dol
lar a bushel.
The best of the peach crop has been ship
ped and sold.
Melons are getting scarce, there are bu
few in market.
Fodder is very plentiful and to be had al
reasonable figures
Large, fat beef cattle command good
prices in this CITY
Money is not to say scarce, but devilist
hard 10 get hold of.
Horace Lindsay is the best scavencer
the city has ever had.
Wotipka & Homer are selling large guam
titles Of bagging and ties.
Cabbage are worth 10 cents head, and
are scarce at that price.
Work on the new Method; kaya
progressing satisfactorily.
= Farmers are busy saviagfg
oihernughaess for stock
. Ne news from the sug'
either this or Austin coun,y:
!. l.: & s. Levine have fine Selcct7Sn
sruceries and fancy goods. :T,rs
The Mecbanies,had-sheis steamer out
practice Monday evening. HN' -
The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1879-06-11

case shall patent issue until the per
son has actually, and in conformity
with the homestead laws, occupied,
resided upon, and cultivated the land''
embraced in his additional entry "at
least one year"
In this class of entries the party, if
still resident ON the original entry
tract, will not be required to remove
therefrom to the additional entry
tract in order to make new resi-
dence on the latter, as the two form
ing one body of land, residence On
either will be regarded are satisfy
ing the legal requirement but in
making final proof on the additional
entry the party must show such resi-
dence, with occupancy and cultiva-
ton of the tract taken as additional
under said act, for FIVE years
from the date of entry thereof, less
the time to be deducted on account
of residence and cultivation on the
original entry, which shall not exceed
four years in any case.
THIRD. The act further provides
that should the person so elect he
may, instead of making an additional
entry, Surrender his existing entry
to the United States for cancellation,
and thereupon be entitled to enter
lands under homestead laws the same
as if the surrendered entry had not
been made" with the same provisions
as regards fees and commissions not.
being required, and requiring settle
ment and cultivation, occupation and
residence, as have been already stated
with regard to additional entries, In
case OF any party electing to surren-
der his entry under this act you will /.
receive his REIMBURSEMENT, which
shall specify for what purpose made.
and be accompanied by the duplicate
receipt issued for the REIMBURSEMENT
entry, or by statement under oath
showing a good reason for its absence,
report the case in a special letter to.
this office, and await instructions be-
fore proceeding further in the matter.
Existing regulations will be observed
as to the manner of executing relin=
quishments.
Very respectfully,
j. A. WILLIAMSON,
Commissioner
The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1879-06-11
Glover as Human Food.
Commissioner.

According to Hon. J. Stanton
Gould, clover has been used as hui
man food for generations by the In
dams of the plains. The Digger In
dams of California eat it raw, aud
also cook it by placing a thick layer
OF the green clover between stones
that have been previously heated.
When young onions or chives and
grasshoppers are mingled with the
clover, the dish is considered a great
luxury. The Apaches mingle to-
gether clover, pig, weed and dande--
lions in vessel, which is then filed
with water. Stones that have been
heated in the fire are then thrown in.
and when they have impaired their
surplus heat to the water they are
taken out and replaced by hotter
ones, until the mass is sufficient ly-
cooked.-Er.
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The Outside Stocks in Florida.

DR.. .. H. Cougar, of Pasadena, in
an article on proper stocks on which
to bud oranges, quotes the following
statement OF a gentleman, published
In the Boston Weekly Advertiser of
January 10th, who was then shipping
100 boxes oranges week to that mar
ket. He says, in regard to this point
at issue, that "the wild orange and
lemon trees that abound in Florida
have been literally grated, in three
years beginning to yield fruit; but
experience shows that after eight or
ten years fruitage the orange begins
to run back to the parent stock, a
sour and bitter-sweet, and the lem.
on's rough, thick skins, and corky
The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1879-06-11
Palmetto Fibre for Paper,

1t seems that the experiment of
making paper from the palmetto fibre
at Fernandina is success. The Mir.
ror says: GA few weeks ago we
stated that Professor Loomis had
brought with him to this place the
machinery necessary for the prepare
ton of palmetto fibre. We are
now authorized to state that the ex.
periments, since made, have proved
entirely satisfactory. The stalks onlv
Of the scrub palmetto are used. Some.
OF the fibre has been shipped to sew
eral of the leading paper manufacture
ers for the purpose of thoroughly
testing its merits in thai particular
branch of industry. A portion of that
shipped is to be manufactured into a.
high grade of paper for the Canadians
Government, to be used in the print
ing of bank notes, which will give the
fibre thorough practical test in that
direction. There are various grades
of the fibre, which are separated be-
fore shipping, samples of which will
on exhibition at the county fair. Pro.
fessor LOOMS will at present only
prepare the fibre here, but will, as
soon as practicable, make it into pull p,
and ship in that form. The uses to
which this material may be put are
numerous and varied. Cordage,.
paper OF all kinds, tubs, pals, -four.
barrels, boats, powder-kegs, and a
thousand and one other things that
enter into general use. We shall watch
with interest the development of this
industry in our midst"
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meat. A great many such groves are
tor sale, and as the fruit is sure to de-
generate, he advises those contem-
plating settling there to refuse to buy
such an orchard at any price. Plant
ing from the seed is the only way to
secure marketable fruit. "-P0cit7c
RatrdL Press.
The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1879-06-11

e THE AGRIcULTUR1sT reaches
all parts Of the United States, the,
West Indies, and Europe.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1879-09-25


THE Republican politicians are still
terribly agitated over the Mississlppi
Chisholm outrage, but we fail to see a
murmur of denunciation or disap-
proval of the infamous Chisholm af-
fair at Cleveland by which . young
reporter of the Penny Press was set
upon by the hired bullies of . mil
lionaire, nearly beaten to death and
then besmeared from head to foot
with . black and offensive substance.
The latitude in which such outrages
occur makes all the difference imagin-
able with these virtuous fellows. Nor
do they have word of denunciation
for the incarnate fiends who placed .
keg of powder under building at
Westerville and blew it mp endanger-
ing the lives of its inmates. ,-.Il.7 -,
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1879-09-25

Tn Akron correspondent 81, the
Cleveland Leader sage General Ewing,
addressed An open airheeting of foveF:
one thousand" Id that city on Monday,
night. True; and II he had qnaarups
led the number, he would have bee~
just as near the trath. Be, sage the
Generals remarks were confined ek,
clusively to financial matters Not
much, they weren't. General Ewing
paid his respects to the, bayonet and
and Deputy Marshal busi-
nest, demonstrating the downright in
fanny Of the law and the. Republican
practices under it to isatisfaction of all
candid hearers. The thing must hsye
got rather too hot for the Leader re-
porter and forced him to vamose be-
fore Ewing was half, throngh his
speech. Eau Ilas ss4. saf - gste r
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1879-09-25

TEE Republican " rally Z" atthe OPP
era, House Saturday night was rather
. slim affair. There was = very fair
audience present, though there were
quite number of vacant seats. The
speech of General Keifer was devoted
in large measure to Haunting the en-
sanguined linen, and utterly failed to
arouse any enthusiasm or to elicit any
applause except at its conclusion,
when there was slight demonstration
showing that the audience were graft
fed at being relieved from being
longer bored. i1- b.,
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tur,u aaa.ii-lS>QAl ,nsai
. esrslza ewing a,qkJst. n

Q Owing to fraiH 'being off the atrack
iHe a. .neW.s Il Il. r. i8n aTnesdax
1h0thfng, near Kent, tie tain "a g Which
General Ewing! va was being conveyed to
Warren tS aifi hfs engagement there,
was delayed at Kent two or three
hours. void was ecfrculated over
town And ID inf as2if few minutes i large
cfoW Wd gathsfed 1t the Station to greet
the General. He sddressed them for
over ap' hour ID il his usual forciBre and
81 Hon, d. s. Gooding, who dealt tho
opposition some Of Ills sleags-kammer
blows. The meeting, though an i'm.
promptu one was quite large and On.
thusiastic and showed that the people
are waking up to the importance Of
the issues involved In the canvass. !.