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CANDIDATES.

R@adgumrters ogden Movement. SscOHsi
Wafd-Nsw nrenns, October !. 1879 Our eattt1.
date for the presidency ~ the. Central Club Of
having Withdrawn. We have Endorsed Mr.. JAS.
LYNOH, and call on our friends. those Ut Gen.
OGDEN aud thsse who signed our Lists 70 sup.
port Mr.. JAMES LYNCH ~ president Of tho
Central Club OF tho Bacoud Ward,
ARCHIBALD MITCH ELL.
ROEEItT ii BAKTLEY.
". T.. NJ ROBINSON.
X. FL. BHUNET. JR.,
u. u CALDER,
IT, j. WHITE,
joe MUHpHY,
w, 2 DEWAK.
Il W. ATKTseON,
z@.z5 GEO. &. PETIT.
WTESLOW HOBIMsON
JOHN y. SIMPSON.
FLANK DUVAI.
oc2 OF Committee,
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HesdUuRrt ers FSurte,n Wara CeD-
tral Democratic and Conservative GlnhIu Rn-
cordanoe with rules five md fix Of the Parish
Committee. parish I Orleans. J hereby appoint
IA Judge and Commissioners for the primary
election. To be bold FRIDAY. October 3. 1870 the
following gentlemen:
Juase-FnANk MCGLOfN.
COMMISSIONER UoUney- t. Il. Rots. Ed
Murphy. VIM. Beattie. Chas. Il. Prest. Geo. W
Cotton.
Polling place will be on Magazine street. DO.
tween Vi nte and Eeonore.
j. H. FERGUSON. President
IT. w, MASON. Secretary, se3O td*
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De la,ecrn,ic and conservative Central
Club. ,arish Of Drleapa. Seventeenth Ward
Seventh misunderstanding to rulee 1vo and
six of the Parish Committee. parish Of Orleans
for tho primary election to DO held FRIDAY
October 3. 1872 the following gentlemen: For
Judge, Frederick Deibel; commissioners. u; b.
Campbell. Henry Honchsrt. IT., and John Au-
gustfn.
Polls to be held at Star Hook and Ladder
No. is Hall. on Madison street, between Hamp-
son and Second.
by order OF P mitchell
secs III President
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Hail M sixteenth Ward central DeanD-
cratic Conservative Club. Nav Orleans. Sep
TENDER 27. I'm conformity with the rules of
| appoint. for the election 10 be held October g.
1879.
Judge Edward Gogrsve.
Commissioners Of n,ion--Wm. Hoey, Ran
dali Bowers, q. Hoev. Frank Hebert. John B
Humphrpys and d. Hhrhse.
Po'l-Adams between Second and Hampson
streets, Open from II. m until y. IN.
JOHN G. HOLMAN
President Sixteenth Ward Central Democratic
Conservative Club $3.50 I'd
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NEW ORLEANS, septemher 10. 1s7a

New ORLEANS, September ID. 1879.
A s SUCCESSOR TO TIE LATE FIRM OF
II Ri harrison Gary, will continue. at the
same place. the Wholesale Dry Goods and No
ZION business. Thanking my friends and the
friends o. the late firm for liberal patronage
and confidence. hope to merit continuance
Of the same. Having a large and we'll selected
stock Of New Goods inst received. can offer
extra Inducements to buyers.
mo ~ RIGHARnsnN
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FOR SALE.
'--l-.7s-l7- ~ , - -
REMOVALS..

nR. j. b. rERFX,
~ PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
Of twenty five years. experience In the treat
ment and cure of II diaaHaes nf tho GENIrO-
URINARY ORG ans. and Of those a,ialnE from
either NERVOUS or PHYSICAL DEBILITY.
caused by nge or early abuses. Chrenic dis
Crawl. Catarrh Of the BLADDER. Gleet. aperpa-
tnrrhna, md all disorders Of y PRiv ATE Ma
TURE treated without the use OF MERCURY or
any Injurious drugs. Cures guaranteed aud
medicines enpplied. STRICT UREs cured ny u
simple mechanism. without pain
ana iii Female irregularities PROMPTLY RE.
LIEVED Dir. Peroz'a FEMALE RhGULAT-
INC ELIXIR NEVER FAILS. 70 be- had only
nt ,hs Office. Consultations strictly centlden-
ttnl and charges reasonable. Office No. South
Kan part street. near Canal New Orleans. oc9
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PERSON

TFr. ANTHONY Mon Ally, or COUNTY
y Mayo lrean,h relate d to tho 'Bonrkea'' Of
the Democrat ho will ae,ar III eon1ethinr tn lla
advantage. Haa7 If
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sixth ward Central Dsmocratsc-.on-

stIttf'1t
aixIh ward Central Dem0crAtEc-s an-
aervative Club. New Oreans, September &c,
1870 To tho Democratic Conservative Voters oi
the Sixth Ward: The Hon a. L. TIaaot. presi..
III the appointment Of judges and commission
| ers Of cotton. having personal interest In the
mattel Of q hGs c n"rd n ye,
In con tormity with tho rules OF the Democratic
and Conservative Parish Committee hereby
appoint ns Judge Of olosion ana eommleaion-
ers the following named gentlemen: U A. But
Ter, judge; ]. yollrath. Frank Knfhman. rhos,
y, Mnher. commissions OF election for off orr
mittee and delegates to the etete nominating
convention Election 10 be held on the third
day Of October. 1879. Polling booth will be OF
JAMES DILLON,
First Vice President Sixth Ward Central Demo
erntic-g conservative Club. se2Ta
Headquarters neinoeratir nnd GDnserva-
tive Central Cub ofthe Seventh WARN accord.
ance with the rules Of the Parrish Committee,
hereby appoint the following named gentlemen
said election 20 be held on FRIDAY. the third
Of October, 1879 from n. m. to .. M. corner OF
Marais and 1T. Bernard streets.
o. NJ TENNIsoN. JUDGE.
COMMISSIONERS.
r hh f Fn xnonRH1Es pA + Mhfr YINET
Hgs i fn pEsFoaaEs. 5 NJ Hah mon
LOUIS POWERS. GOT DALIET
a aApEa hl Baby ab DEff sf bb,6lNa.
Acting President Of Seventh Ward I'd cen'rai Club
oc2 2t
New 0rleans. neptemDer ~, Rs7O-Ths
election for president and Off ers OF the Eighth
Ward Central Club and delegates 10 the Baton
Rouge Convention will take place on FRIDAY,
Oct her 4, 1879. ~ poll on 'Greatmen. near Ely
sian Fields street.
Commiapioners to represent F. Borge ticket
G. Bernoudy. Cue. Woods. j s. .. Bell.
Commissioners to represent Kramer Collins
tfoket-M. Brennan. james EitHgeraid, John
Moulin.
Judge-John Burrus. - a..
se2o I'd President Eighth Ward Central Club.
NinIh w ard entrMl Drnecra, C-C0nscr-
vatlye G ub New Orleans. September 81. 1870
Ninth tn Ward: In f't conformity with the rules 81
the Parish Committee. I hereby appoint COL
Joseph Collins .as indKe OF. election and the
! Phi , 81 INA to K. ruT R2ll H asa sNNLtoz
n GzNFSSG M;i kSg
JAMES IAN IA AKNS1 HS e aH H26 nnaERTs
Election to be held FRIDAY, October 3. 1879.
between the hours Of 6 o. m. and o'clock .. M.
at the Wigwam on Dauphtne. between Desire
tau oea 'a''ii . ~ +. DUDENHEFER. President.
Twelf,h " ard Attentio.-In ccorlance
ton will be held on FRIDAY October 9. 1879, be.
H.
D. M. en- Magazine street. near. Amelia street,
for the purpose Of electing two delegates to the
Parish Committee. one president. on vice pres
Central Club. and five delegates to the State
nominating convention. to be held on October
Q, 1879.
Said election will be held under the super
vision OF the following named Judge and COM
e. Fl. WILSON, JUDGE.
COMMISSIONERS.
LHAS A. O'ROURKE. FL. G. BROWN.
]. NJ. GREEN. D. LOBkANO.-
o. w, BAKER, T. SEBASTIAN
A. P. KELLER,
President Twelfth Ward Central Club.
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pEFERRING TO THE ABOVE. WOULD
- inform my friends that 4 will remain with
;. T. Richardson. prepared to serve my friends
as heretofore.
seal G. W. CARY.
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yhe Woap~s's Christian rsIan viii
meet Oh tho first aud Haeond TUE assAT in enah
month. at 4 O., m. al the On .e,adeiot atres
Methodist Church ~
MIR. J. J. LYf lNs. President,
MHa. II. y. Ooop seor"HarY. dos VI
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erlurAL NOTICES.

spectral MVttrc-EO shippers vlA thr
VinkHbnrE. Shreveport and Tsxns Halroad-Atl
freight Hhippsd per steatuer Natehes on sat
shnraad s ~. n ~. on ,hr g sh'S XIII laa, NV
JOHN JANNEY
Hetp n j. n. CAtlIIN Auet "a,
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INSURANCE Oil.

Ing oil derived from petroleum TINT has tbs fnlt
Ind.rseynent Of the LEADING INSURANCE.
COMPANIES OF Europe nd America.
kerosene or coal oil lamp without change cf
burner,
Deniers who wish tn sell nm illuminating oil,
safe BEYOND chance 0f accident, should ree0ra-
mend the Insurance OIL.
Put 90 In best. barrels. and also In NEW
PATENT FAUCET CANS.
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Special katicr-@PartieH having y, ears.
at Harta Lonn ONCE, upon which tnte tsat hna
accrued, II not naiH on or before tho n lEsaI III
OCTOBER. said pledges will be 6 Hssrad fur
sale. ,.,a III M
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fSurth WarM Geatrmt DenlOcrnt iG- Gem
eervatiss Club-New Drlenns, September 49,
ts7o--To tho Democratic aud Conservative Vo-
tera of the Fourth Ward John Connolly. ESQ,
president of the ceptra club. having reused
himself In tho appointment Of Judge and COM
est In tho matter OF delegates has authorized
me. AZ vice president OF the central club. to net
III his place. In conformity with the rules Of
mi,tae. hereby appoint. hs Judge Of el.c ion
and commissioners the following banned gen
Franf hshag Ah JOHN 'obs rsnnSa Mas
Blnuque. Aug. DroRe. Thos. J, Ford, A. Mauoer
ret. Hry Roberts rafn Burshneld. A. Il. Hem
sioners of electton. for officers Of the central
club. delegates TO tho parrish committee dee-
gates, to tho State nominntinR convention.
1870 Polling booth will be at this corner OF Gus
tomhouse and Robertson streeta,
THDS. JOHNSTON,
First Vice President Fourth Ward q ntral
Democratic Conaervstiv. Club. aess I'd
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POLITICAL NOTICES.
commissioners Ut Election, Fifteenth

commissioners Of Election, Fifteenth
Ward
JnJga-M. Vinatt.
J. aaynor. II. sease. Il. Winefoid.. -
Poll. corner VI DsiHrDnds and LnvsrenRe
Streets opposite NJ II Church. u.......
DANIEL HAHTNETT,
oes President Central Clnb.
Algiers aet1tpc- 4. 1870 Trio Fifteenth
Ward polling place will be on tho corner Of
Lavergne aud De- aronde streets. The following
gentlemen are her, by appointed to sct as com
lnisHtonars III electiDu
Judge -4Capt. II. II. I'll ARPFH
Com,niaa 'nsrH-F, II. Brinkman. 7. Lamp
ton. u. Ryan. w. WinRneh. ], Megnakv ID.
Byron. JOHN II. MdUANh,
Vice President Fifteenth Ward Central Club.
HHI gt
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New Orleans, september "a. as7D-The
following nnmed gentlemen ate the e.,pfnis.
sionsra u represent Msssrs. james Glurk II. q.
Mo'san and N. MnNntgara, candidates fir the
ton. TO be held Oh October d. 1879. between tho
hours of q. NJ. and 4 D. mt
On behalf VI Mr.. James Glntk~J. n. Baxter
j. Brahdao. M. Tracy. Wm. Bnfrott. Eugene
Fox, John CLARK,
On behuli Of Mr.. n. O.. Morgan W. Lyons, ]
Alexander. II. Charles, d. Bourda. ]. 0vertoB.
N. Brennan,
On behalf Of M. MsNamarnc-Thos. .Eagnn
Thomas ". Atkinson, Jas. Fltzvsrald. n. J. Ga.
Judge-Thpmas Hnnly.
Polling Place-Corner Mepomene and St
Charles streets. -
p MEATEV
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New Orleans, september ~, 1Sgv4-The
election for president and officers 81 tho Third
Olnb. and delegates tn the Baton Rouge u. m-
mating convention. will take place on FRIDAY,
Oetohar D. on The aoutheast corner OF EarDhne
md Poydrhs streets.
COMMISSIONERS for Poll |. A to H-John sulii-
van. WIN. knin, Clark nteen, Louis Lehman.
John +. MeMullen J. ]. Murray.
Commissioners for Poll q. I to P-W. j. O. Dom
nell, J. Film. y. Atkinson, John Ward. Thos.
J. Reilly, Patrick Leaby.
Dom miauoners for Poll q, O to T-Wm Bull
ger, John Brongniene. J. j, KuLner, Thomas
Hnaafy. Patrick Haeke't. John H. Fitzgerald.
Torrance Heilley, Judge.
JOHN FlTHpATHTCK. President.
f.uAa pyRNE Spsretatv ae2g I'd
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POLITICAL NOTICES.

oeJ III w Ih5AAm Hbo9ht
FUN ward An el. cti.n tar otnrrr~ ot
he Democratic Conservative Central War"
Club. ana for Delegates tn the rta Nominating
Convention, will take place Oh FRIDAY. tho
tird dry OF October. ut the corner nf st. nn
u Rampart streets. from o'clock u. N. to
o'clock T.. IN, -
Judge III Eleetlon-J. HOLDEN.
coMMfsstoNrnH.
hhn shn rha3onHE }5W bt tannAnpgn
j. PATTI ON. ]. TOHANbLLI,
W. MEEK Jos RILEN1OI.
4. FHAuO JR,, j. LAFFHHAMDERIE.
j. HpARIOJO, GEO w. WHiTAK i4H.
IT, AkNAULD.
President Fifth, Ward Demooratlo Cons rva'ive
uantral Club. ocs 1t
mo Tenth Ware Polling place VIII be
tit The corner pf Josephine and Cnrnndalht
streets. The following gentlemen are hereby
appointed III represent tbs different cnndidn VI
n. II. A. MOONEY. JUDGE.
Commissioners representing u. q. CARROLL
TOM WALKER
ID, REuDIhG ION.
JAS. MrChBE
BEN. OPPENHEIM.
NJ III. HEDtpN,
w. ID. DDNRON.
Comm tssionera representing JAS. kUdENT.
Y. NJ. HEATHEKTON.
4. w. COTTON.
JOS. III, hPEAHfNa,
OHAR, HEATH.
HY. GALLAGHER.
M. ]. RHEEHAN.
oe2 at Pro ident Tenth Ward.
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Headquarters Eleventh ward Central
Democratic md Conservative Club--At meet
ing Of the Eleventh Ward Central Democratic
ana Conservative Club bold Seutem Dor az. 1917.
the following ntleintn we're appointed Judge
and comm saionera of the primary election to
bo held ut tho corner nj Washington and Hnsa-
zine streets FRIDAY. October 8. 1870 Polls
open from IL. IN. to " II. m.
1Ar1A, Z, rr4I,tptprrs yrtr,1r.
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THE ACT TO REsTarcp GAssINe

A certified copy of San Act to Re-
strict Gaming aud repeal all other Acts
10 relation thereto" is published in an
other column of the SILVER STATE. 1t
reduces the license for banking games
to 500 tor the first month aud SIS tor
each subsequent mouth. and authorizes
tue issuance of licences monthly instead
of quarterly. as under the .old law IL
also permits licensed games TO be con-
Quoted on the first floors of buildings IN
counties where tn vote at the General
Election next preceding the time at
winch the license Is lssuet, did not tx
Coed fifteen hundred votes. The new
law goes into feet on the first day OF
April uext.
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TIE Michigan meteor appears to have
been large one 1t looked like 40 i'm.
mense bail OF fire, ADD lighted the hrav.
ems luridiy. 1t expl tded near Traverse
City With noiss 80 loud AS to be heard
distance of ten miles. and force suf
ticient to shake houses like an earth
qnake. A fisherman on the shore OF
Lake Michigan is. the only person who
saw the explosion. lie says that the
meteor few into small pieces. which
tell into the water. breaking a hole
through thick ice.
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CHANCE PDx THE BRIBE
TAKERS.

Barnnm. the great Snowman, has
been greatly interested in reading of
the rem .rkable performances OF the ma
iority of the Nevada Legislature. H.
- DESTROYS of cnring plumber of
those who "fell down." and has sent
the following dispa ch. dasd New
York, March 18th, to John Piper of
Virginia City:
DEAR. SIR: Ever on the alert to Sc
cure something wonderful to exhibit to
the people OF Amerlcs, and believing
that the constitutional members OF tue
Legislature from Storey county would
fill the bill | ask you as favor to en-
gage for term Of six mouths. Pete
smith (who shall be mtuaser), Tom
Lane. j. T. Wheeler. j. f. Allan. u. l..
Andrews. j. P Flannery. Ivy Fnlion.
s. w Powell and Will IN Prisk, to b.
known AS the Railroad Constitutional
Troupe. Advise ut once. Tell the
boys there is big money 10 this
Yours. z T BARNUM
This affords al excellent opportunity
to those who have been requested to
leave, by their betrayed constituents, TO
engage 10 a business. which. though
not perhaps as lucrative as vote selliug,
vould undoubtedly be remnuerative.
1t is not rare thing 10 these days of
official corruptness for members of a
Legislative body to dispose OF their
votes for consideration, but il ID sci
dom indeed that men have so openly
violated their pledges az the msiprity of
the Nevada Legislature did at the late
sessioa of that body. Baruum is aware
of this aud With bis experience as a
Snowman. koows what will dr. W.
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Astonishing succo-s,

1t is the duty OF every person who
has used Boschee's German syrup to
let its wonderful, qualities BE- known to
their friends In curing consumption,
severe coughs, Group. asthma. pueu-
monia, aud III fact all tLroat and lnng
diseases No person can use 1t with.
orh imu,t dlate relief. Three doses will
relieve aoy Case, and We cuuslder II the
duty of alb druggists to recommend 1t
to the poor dying consunptive. at least
to try one bottle. as Al. OUO dozen bot
ties We're sold last year. aud no Que
Case where 1t failed was reported. Such
a med4cioe as tn, German syrup Can
not be too widely known. Ask Your
druggist about it. sample bottles to
try sold at ~ cents; regular size 70
Cents.
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TEkEG hAPHkC SEEMS.

congressman W uiieaheI, VI OEeSOu,
arrived at Washington to-day.
The international pedestrian match
at Iii more Garden. New York. was
flushed on Saturday night. Rowell
Was the victor. Enuis second, and H.r.
rIman third. Bowel walked sou miles
iu l4l hours. fhe gate money during
the match smonnt-d to $5l 900.
The chicago Democr ,tic City Con-
vention endorsed the Greeuback nomi
nee for Mayor. Hon. Garter B. Har
rison, late member of Congress from
West Chicsgo. WiIliam g. Lepp was
Nominated f,r City Treasurer; J. )
tirinnsil. City Attorney. and P. }.
Howard, City Clerk.
Augeo Baccig.lupi. fatally stabbed
his wife at Richmond. Virginia Satnr-
day night. She Was his cousin and
possessed considerable money. He,
g-tting control of it. arranged to de.
camp. The wife suspected his design,
and WHEN he left the ho1ss went after
him and en- ieavored to bring him back
Baccigalupi therenpon stabbed her aud
ran off. He jumped into the canal and
swan across. bat was caught as be
came ont and $3.50 of his wifeTs
money found with him.
The emigration movement recently
announced by the Jewish residents of
New York. promises to assume impor
lance They propose buying lands in
the West and parcel it into farms. each
emigrAnf acquiring title on easy con
ditions. The colony nov org ,nizin5
embraces f.rm4rs. skilled artisans, Car
penters, plumbers and other trades.
Prominent Hebrews in New York. Gin
cinnau and elsewhere, have been long
discussing and maturing plans for the
b-netit of their poor conntrymen 10
large Eastern cities A convention is
Ohhcu Az ANO" AUTh wv pEUfuiu6ut Ne
bress of the country July 7th. to con-
slider the means for anextensive scheme
of colonization.
A large number Of negroes have re-
Gently arrived at St. louis from Vicks-
burg aud other parts of Mississippi and
Louisiana under the impression. as
they assert. that they would be pro-
vided with means of subsistence while
there. and free transportation to Kan
sas. where. on arrival. they are to re-
ceive lands from the Government,
money. mules. plows. etc. Several
hundreds, perhaps, more than thous-
aud, have already arrived, most of
them in destitute condition. and six
hundred are expected to arrive to day.
Az no provision, AS above stated. has
been made for these people they have
evidently bsen grossly deceived for
some malicious purpose.
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ss,-s.,nes for inflammation.

The Prayer Wochenblatt contains the
following in regard to the cure OF
rheumatism BY means OF bee stings: A
correspondent says that, his vile
having suffered 50 much as to be
unable to enjoy any rest or sleep tor
the lace of SIX months, the right arm
b-ibg almost lame, preventing the
sufferer from doug any household
work. making her even nuabe to dress
or undress herself and having heard
that farmer q lite incapac tated by
rheum ,lism had been accidentally
stuns b, b+.es and thereby got entirely
cur, d, he persuaded his wife to try this
RENEE y. as the pain from the sting OF
the bees would not be greater tbsn that
already suffered. Three bees were
the refore laid aud pressed upon the
right arm for considerable time. 10
order that the poison bladder of tue in-
set should entlr-ly empty itself. The
effect produced Was astonishinI, as the
lady. even on the FIRST night Was
enable to eujoy IA long, god sleep. the
first TUNE for at least SIX months, the
racsing pain being entirely gone. The
arm was. OF course. swollen greatly In
const quence of the sting. bat the swell
Ing gradually disappeared upon the
application of some coo,ing louon. All
pain Was gone. the lame arm recovered
its previous vigor and not the least
sign OF rheum .tism has since shown
Itself,
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THE VOTE ON THE BULLION
TAX BILL.

The Austin Reveile gives the vote in
the Assembly GU the Bullion Tax
Penalty bill. as follows: For the bill
Allen of Storey. Andrews. Crawford,
Davies, EIdred, Flsnnery. Fraser. Ful
ton, Ferguson, Gibson. Hager. Hama.
Howe, Irvine Lane. lawson, Lyon of
Storey, Lyons of White Pine. Patton,
Powell. Price, Prisk. Robinson; Sharp.
Smith of Storey. Smyth of Lauder
Taylor. Underwood, Vansickle, We.
muth, Wilson--3;. Against the bill
Allen of L,ncoln. Beard. Fiske. Foulks.
Green, Harlow. KENNEDY Lamb Nav
hugh. Melarkey. Morrison, Plummer,
Shakespeare. Smith of Eureka. Smith
of Lyon. Watt. Williams. Mr.. Speaker
is.
Commenting on the vote. the Reveille
says, lit must be wonderful mystery
to the people of Nevada. Everv one of
the political speakers who addressed
the people f Austin dnring the last
campaign referred to the bullion tag
penalty, aud all were of the opinion
that the Legislature should not release
the companies from the payment of the
tax. in as much rs the courts had d.
cided against them, and each and every
candidate distinctly aud Enthusiastically
understood that the people were almost
unanimously opposed 10 the passage
of bill to release the companies from
the payment of these claims"
Il. NJ. Daggett. editor of the Virginia
Enterprise. and candidate for Congress,
addressed the people of Anstin before
the November election, IF the Reveille
is correct. he was then in favor of en-
forcing the collection of the bullion tax
penalty. Now the Enterprise Informs
ITS readers thnt the bill was righteous
one. and does all ia it's poser % get
the Governor to sign it. Unless the
Reveille misrepresents MFR, Daggett, be
has been playing "hide and seek" on
this important measure. by advocating
the collections of the penalty from the
stump.aEd the passage of bin releasing
ihe naming companies from the pay
nent of the penalties through the col
ans of his Journal. Tn justice to Mr.
Daggett, who should not. unless be de-
serves it. be placed in the came category
Nth the porjnred bride takers OF The
f,esislatuse. what he did say as
candidate at Anstin, on the Bullion tax
penalty ought to be fully explained
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-03-17

The title "Hale's Honey of Hore.
hound and Tar iss key TO nll the 10
gradients OF that Invaluable remedy for
diseases of the throat aud hugs. It's
three compoDent5 are known TO the
whole world for their heahng. soothing
aud counter irritating properties. aud
the proportions IN which they are com-
biuei in this famous pulm onic render
1t. by all odds. the most potent prepar-
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coughs. colds. influenza, hoapse pess.
bronchial difficulties. and all diseases
tending to consumption. Sold by
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Avenne. New York. Price 80 ceuts and
and 81. Get the large sIzs.
Fixes Foothachs Drops cure tooth
ache III one minute. Sold by all drug
gists at % cents.
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