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The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1879-09-04
For Sale,

Z At one-halfthe true value, q Colonies oi
italian Bees, In the Langstrof and Mitchell
Hives. A Great Bargain can be made IN the
purchase of these bees. VIII sell them for
one-half their actual value. Also,f Good
class; also, a Heifrr. first-cass. Have also, q
Good Two Horse Wagon fDr sale cheap. All
the above mentioned property for sale by ID.
X. Holiday, at Chase, Lake county, Michigan.
Will exchange the bees for cows or. young
stock.. For further particulars enquire AT the
STAR ONCE, or Of the subscriber.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1879-09-04
E. COON & co. SELL

Bars "Bell of Buffalo" Soap for %
Best Diamond Gloss Starch, l0c.; or
pounds for 25c.
Kerosene Oil, 20c per Gallon.
japan Tea, 25crper pound.
Matches, Large Boxes, Sc each.
Best Baking Powder, soc per pound.
Smoking Tobacco, 25c per ID.
Brooms, 1Oc each.l
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1879-09-04

Forty acres Of wild land i'm Lake
township, can be purchased for 50 per
acre. Good log house.
T.. X. RADCLIFFE,
Baldwin, Mich.
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Eighty acres of wild land I'm Yates
township, well timbered, will be sold
cheap. Must be disposed of at once.
sttN7 - g. X. RADCLIFFE,
's3t. Baldwin, Mich.
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A first-class Pair of Oxen for logging
for sale cheap. Will take a good COW
as part. pay, or, exchange for good
horse, or other property.
w. III. DEI,AMATER,
Baldwin, Mich.
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Milk Crooks, Churns, and Butter
Crooks at Bachalrt's.
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Eeathef, ReIpGqr1t.

The following weather report was
prepared and furnished by Lees. Cobb,
ofYstes township: -. -
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1879-09-04
UNPRECEDENTED
BARGAINS IN
PIANOS :!1: S%$ ORGANS
For the Next go Days,
Before our advance in Prices.
q Pianos $40 to $4o0.

All new, and strictly nrst-ciass, and sold at
the lowest net cash wholesale factory prices,
direct to the purchaser. These Pianos made
one of the finest displays at the Centennial
Exhibition, and We're unanimously recon-
meiIded for the HIGHEST H0SoRs-Over l2,no
In use. Regularly Incorporated Manufacture
Ing Co.-Factory established over 81 years.
The square Grands contain Mathusheix's new
patent Duplex Overstrung Scale, the greatest
improvement In the history ofl'iano making.
The Uprights are the finest In America. Pianos
sent OH trial. Don't fail to write for illustrate
ed and Descriptive Catalogue OF AZ pages
mailed free.
: Our new styles Of JUBILEE ORGANS are the
best In the world. An s-stop organ oRly s1s-
with all the greatest, latest and best improve
ments, possessing power, depth, brliiiancy
and sy mpathetic quality of tone. beautiful
solo effects md perfect stop action. Solid wal
nut cases, OF beautiful design and elegant nm
isli. All Pianos and Organs sent ON Is days
test trial-fret htJ free u unsatisfactory. Circular
free. f
SHEET MUSIC half price. Dollars worth
at onc-third of price. Catalogue of 500 choice
pieces sent on receipt of &c stamp. Address,
MENDELSSoHN PIANO CO.,
81 East 18th Street, N. Y.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1879-09-04

4 Tip Top Brooms for l5 cents each at
Bachant's.
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Salt by the Bbl. ut Bachant's.

Flour, Feed, Cornmeal, and Oatmea
ut Bachant's, Chase.
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Coal Iron, Nails and Shelf Hardware
at Bachant,s, Chase.
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!, Choice Butter In Tubs, Crooks, and
in Roll at Bachant's,i Chase.
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A large Invoice Of Boots and Shoes
just received and will be sold at Bottom
Prices ut Bachants.J
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A full line Of Spades, Shovels, Hoes,
Rakcs, Scytles and Snaiths, &C., &C., ut
Bachant's, Chase.
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Chew Jsckson's Best Sweet Navy
Tobacco +il.l; s
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t16fi1 no svoco AYsxfs N 4, b ss,s. day in
AZ well n. men. Msfir rnsr ~ hnisnnt
stated 'lbotr. No yru rsu a. 'qs4ke nonvy
mst .Anygnc rga 20 We y NAB " lsl ~ make
ninap as,4 strec fiine \, ma tu<E4sI ~ rss,s
notk'iit 10 q, ihc bnsi'sess. \ yWhh,(<u,r itff
pl,asirt aid stlictly hopofsIfe. Krstcf, n ss,i
want y. krus, alInistl An 1e<t Jnftis< butine-s
b.s.se INC public. rcYd ~ ,qns sdsles-ssnd ws VIII
samples wos>h - at-s u<k: <}fI ts6 t sssl 6 ~
yS:! ys,y %e,s - tEiysIt J h5S.s~s u''aAs.t sf0
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Ysip Anbfrtisfnasnis.
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4 Warehouse, q veil ss tsrm Nftk, - kSssty 60
seuetsd, both kindS rssuairr rirs iees a hecoa.
hpdsso fhs demsnds and rivins csp~cfy o(foa -
: 70 500 bushes per hcYs seecrt,ng q ssse q MN
ana sses d 10 W.T. oE stpceEsd DIVA Sf E ii yssdss
board Cas- er sssAhst 0ffsss Ml>d sksas .day ts
iSi 4 ;tss;5f ;ss.5 !. ,,:sta ss:s ~.
s,,,Pss and csfa,sts ssyyEss & e sff.k.ah. PIsess
pondenee soleissdl ssssA s6f Hsslr. flT~
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Situated In the Township OF Ellsworth
lake Co., Mich; TX mics west Of Leroy, and
~, Mich; Is acres under a good state of cult
vntion. and well fenced; S acres ready to log
talsn well watered; with an orchard Of IS Oh
NJ nne growing trees, aud a large variety OF
small fruit. Contains 50 acres. For further
particulars, call at the farm, or Address,
.fI N1 III. -. SAWYER,
r Ashton, Mich.
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is7s Aus. 7smap m o. . m Average wlad
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-03-19

An exchange 10 commenting on the
the special session of Congress. no "
being held, says:
"rhe specially called sessions of
Congress- have been six in number
namely: First. 1897 special session
called by Iohn Adams. to meet May Is.
1897. to provide for the threatened
French war. Second, 837 special ses
sion called bv Martin Van Buren,. May
IS, 1887. to meet Septe ~ Der 1887. tn
provide for financial exig-nce,. The
banks suspended May 10. 1897. Third
l84l. special session called by William
Henry Harrison. March II, l84l. to
meet May 81. 1oiI. to consider the
revenue and finances OF the country
This was change of parties and
policies Fourth. 1856 (thrss days
after adjournment Of ConyrssI) to pro-
vide appropriations FIR tn army. Us
can be seen, on accoant IF Indian wars.
Fifth, 1861, special session called by
Abraham Lincoln, Aoril 10. 1861. to
meet July 1861 to provide for the
OWL war emergency, Sixth. 1877
special session called by r. b.
Hayes. to meet October IS. 1877 to
provide appropriation. for the army.
the bill having failed tn paSa T"
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-03-19
A GENERAL. INC0RPORATIONi
Law.

The full text of an Act passed by the
late Legislature to provide for the gov
eminent of unincorporated towns ap
pears elsewhere in the SILVER STATE.
The bill was drawn with great care by
Senators Cassidy and Boardmap, the
former of Eureka and the latter of
Reno. both of which towns will prob.
ably avail themselves OF its provisipns.
1t provides an efficient and inexp-n.
sive method Of, establishing town
government, whenever majority of
the taxpayers. rspre-enting q ~ j'ri'y
of the taxable property of any uniucor-
porated town may desire it.. Ii after q
fair trial the people are dissatisfied
with the arrangement. they can relieve
9 themselves ,.of its pr,yisions in the
same manner The tax authoriz 70
be levied and collected f,r,pasing the
expenses of the town government can
not. in any event. exceed one-qmr'er
Of one Der cent on ach 800 vaiue of
taxable property Son soeh govern
msnt is almost au absolute necessitv in
towns of any imI ortance. Somebody
should have authority to remove and
abste nusapces aud to guard against
fires by inspec'ieg stovepip and pre-
scribing th- manner in which thew shall
be fixed through and above the roofs of
buildings. Neuly all the destructive
fires in this State have been caused by
defective stovepipts and whole com
muai,y should not be at the mercy of
careless persons fhe advantages to
be derived from the adoptiou of he
the provisions If the Act 10 tn matter
of preventing fires alone ongh' to be
q sufficient indncement to property
owners to petition the Board Of county
Commissioners tosestabiish such .
government in the townltof Winnie.
mucca.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-03-19

Governor Klnkead has approved the
following bills:
y Senate bill No. 85--An Act to estab-
fish and maintain a State Asylum for
the INDECENT poor and maimed of this
State.
Senate bill No. 1913 An Act to dis
continue litigation touching ioequitable
claims for taxes and penalties.
Senate bill No. elan Act 30 amend
can Act to exempt the homesteads aud
other property from forced sale in Ger.
.tain cases." approved March 6. 1865.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-03-19

A WOODEN watch. said to be an excel
lent timekeeper. is the property of N.
Devoit of Bristol. Tenn. It weighs but
half an ounce. The dial plate is made
from the horn of buffalo killed by q
locomotive on the Texes Pacific Rail.
road The outside is of olive wood
from Jerusalem. The works. except q
fsw of the most important. are of box,
wood. Even the stem and bow are of
wood.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-03-19

The Senate of the Forty Sixth Con-
gress, now in session. consists of sew
enty.six members. when all are present.
There is one vacancy from New Hamp-
shire. Wadleigh's term having expired
on the 4th of March. There are 43
Democrats and 80 Republicans entitled
to seats. but at least one of the latter
Sharon of San Francisco -. will not at
tend the extra session. '''"' "'
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-03-19

board upon their order duly made and
entered in the minutes of their proceed.
Jugs. after the publication OF notice
thereof in newspaper, rs provided IN
Section of this Act. suit May be
brought in the name OF the State OF
Nevada against such person or persons
for the recovery of such pro rata
amount or the amount remaining un-
paid by such person or persons; such
actions shall be tried IN same man
ner as other civil suits. II shall be the
duty of the District Attorney OF the
county to prosecute all such actions. for
which he shall receive fee Of three
dollars. and Eve per ceot, on the
amount recovered. to be collected as
costs; provided, that 10 no case shall
his services. fee or fees or percentage
become charge against or be paid by
the town. Ali orders made and pub
lished by the board for the police.
sanitary. regulation or government OF
said town shall be known NJ town
order, and it sh al be unlawful for any
person or persons to violate any order.
rule or regulation made by the board
for the government of said town. aud
any person violating the provisions OF
this Act shall b. deemed guilty Of u
misdemeanor, aud upon conviction
thereof shall be punished by "a tine not
less than fifty or more than five hum
bred dollars. or by Imprisonment in the
county Jail for a period OF one day for
each two dollars of such fine. The
same fee NAV be allowed IN such eases
IS 10 other criminal ACTORS. to be col
lected from the defendant; provided, IN
no case shall the fee Of any officer
Whatever become u charge against or
be paid by such town.
SEC 3. The County Clerk shall
keep u separate book tor each iowa uu-
der the provisions of this Act. wherein
shall be- kept record of tue proceed.
ings of the board of County Commis.
sioners relative to BUSINESS affecting
SAID towns. The salary OF the ooaaty
Clerk for keepiog such books shall u X
exceed IN the aggregate tue sum OF
three hundred dollars per anoum. and
shall be- paid quarterly oat OF moneys
collected by taxation and from the iuud
provided for in Section } OF this Acs
for sanitary and clsrkship purposes
The current expenses Of tue toxn for
any one year shall not exceed the
amount of money on hand and the ia
oomiug revenues Of said year.
SEC. 4. Whenever the Inhabitants
of any incorporated town Of this State
that may have adopted tbs PROVISIONS
of this ACT tor it's gogerumsnt. oocones
DESTROYS Of relieving themselves % Its
provisions. u petition sigued anu pre-
seuted to the Board of County Commls-
sioners In sue same manner as requir,
tor the adoption o. .he provisions OF
This Act as per Section herein. then
SAID board shall declare the L. sn gov
ernment dissolved aud at al cod; pro-
yided, no debt or demand against suca
towns then exist; aud provided turthrs o,
that twelve mouths shall have elapsed
from the date Of the provisions VI this
Act for the guvernnent OF sIch town.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-03-19

YNHE Raspberry Ranch. situated In Rasp-
berry Canyon, three miles from Rasp-
berry Station on the q. r. II. r., containing
l30 acres of arabic land, with plenty Of water
for irrigating purposes, Is Offered for sale ON
favorable terms. Apply ut once at the Dis
trfct Attorneys ONCE. winnemuccs, Nevada.
ThIs Is rare opportunity TO secure . good
ranch. ff
Winnemuccs, New. March l8. 1879. In
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-03-19

.e THE Eureka Conso lidated Mining
Company has declared dividend of
two dollars per share, payable on the
10th instant.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-03-19
SALT, SALT.
The Desert Salt Company

Ii now prepared to furnish choice arsieis"
MILLING SALT in quantities W U.s.
at reasonable rates.
ADDRESS ORDERss--'DEsEar BALI
Panty. Browns Station. @. T. D.
Nevada" 49a 49,
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-10-28
The Arnende Honorab BILE.
baltimore Gazatte.l


The Gazette owes an explanation to Hon
Charles J. nj. Gwinn OF an absurd error which
mangled our report of his recent speech at
portion Of his address was accidentally omit
ted and when joined abruptly to the succeed
paragraph made q sort OF sense which was
quite apart from his purpose. In speaking
OF Mr. German he said:
He felt assured, how
ever. that he would be- elected ;,nd would
do ns brilliant service In the future Ms In
A recess Of one hour was taken Mt / .. m. for
the barbecue which was Il popular branch of
the day = gathering.
It will be seen that the paragraph Is incom-
plete and had it not been accidentally abbre-
Waited In lifting the types, would not have
suggested brilliant services at tho recess
taken for the barbecue" We may say in con
clusion that we hope that MIR. Gormans
services at the festal board wero brilliant,
though these We're not the services that win
for him the respect and confidence OF Mary
land.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-10-28
BETTER than IA shotgun.
detroit Free press.l


A merchant doing business near the foot of
Jefferson Avenue used to spend about half his
time explaining to callers why he could not
sigh petitions. lend small sums, buy books
or invest la mOonshine enterprises, but that
time has passed. and 1t now takes him only
two minutes to get rid Of the most persistent
case. Yesterday man called to sell him q
map OF Michigan He had scarcely made
known his errand when the merchant put on
hisahat ard said:
Come along and I'll see aboutit"
He led the way to a boiler shop, two blocks
distant, wherein a hundred hammers were
pounding at iron, and walking up to the
centre OF the shop and into the midst OF the
deafentng racket he turned to the agent and
kindly shouted:
Now, then, II you know of any special
reason why / should purchase q map of
Michigan, please state them at length"
The man with the maps went right out
without attempting to state reason the
one,' and the merchant TRANQUILITY returned
to his desk to await the next.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-10-28
THE ORLEANS DEMOCRAT TUESDAY, OCTOBER %, 1870.

net receipt to the stock raiser OF Texas, 1t Il
| assumed that 600 have been paid tC
this interest annually during the last decade
Joplin News.
Perhaps In the history Of Texas, there never
| has been n year In which SO many reltgiont
ravlvas have been had MS there has been III
| this State. Newspapers MI over the State re-
port religious revivnls such MS have not beer,
/ known before.
Specimen quartz found In large quantities
| four miles west OF Dallas was brought Ia Inst
week and pronounced tn contain $500 gold to
tho ton. The exact locality is not known
Hon. !, III. Cochran, who brought In the spnci-
mon. declining to mako 1t known. The land
belongs to friend OF his.
The copper mines Of Texas are attracting
lhe attention Of capitalists In Philadelphia,
baltimore md other eastern cities end there
If already some demand for the ore. Several
shipments Of copper from Clay aud Archer
counties havo been made from Denison, and
always with profit to the shippers, the ore
bringing from $50 to $t20 n ton according to
tts quality. Denton Monitor
LATELY your correspondent was shown by
Mt. Jack Labatt d pieco Of quartz, about the
siSn OF an tnkstand. that was crustad over
with pnrn silver. II II from the vicinity of
which has the Sierra Moiada at one end and
Icadvlle ut the other In the Climate
mountains the Texas Loadville will be located
Tho distance from San Antonio Is AGO miles
The military havo hCen opening up ronds
through that country. and the spot where
this llch quality was taken In on the recently
military road from Pena Blanca to
Fort Davis. The formation OF the mountain
referred To Id similar to that Of the silver
bearing mountains OF Colorado being In fact
nothing but II continuation OF the same
range. Galveston News.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-10-28
What the Governor Of North Carolina
said to the Governor of south Caro-
lNNW York Harald-


Gov. Simpson, Of South Carolina. the sue
cessor Of Gen. Wade Hampton, welcomed
1 your correspondent, and In answer to his in
| terrogatores said:
'The fact Is th&t the Democrats OF South
Carolina are not In favor OF Tilden They
want Bayard. and ttank that his administra-
ton would be absolutely free from party
favoritism and petty spite toward any section
OF the country. You will soc great progress
IN the South within the next five years. We
have been slow In recovering, perhaps, but
those who have studied from q distance the
difficulties we have had to encounter fall to
appreciate them or understand them AS they
should. The Northern people are going to
work energetically, and weintend to join with
them at once to make this tho greatest COM
mercial nation OF the world"
This Yorktown affair, Isn't 1t rather early
to begin?"
IT may seem 50, but the exhibition here at
Philadelphia In 1876 was several wears incu-
batting. No; two years time is little enough.
II must be u splendid affair In 1881"
One question more, Governor, OF an inter-
est1ng though personal nature. Did the Gov
ernor OF North Carolina, on meeting the Gov
ernor 81 South Carolina, repeat his memoir
able words?"
''You can rest assured that Gov Jarvis
knows the proper thing. s..,, GOV. Simpson,
laughing heartily, "ahd said It Mt tho proper
Tune. ms Is not an official communica-
ton
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-10-28


sad and touching story is told of a scene
witnessed at the terrible railroad accident a
few days ago near Jackson, Michigan. While
the dead and wounded were being extricated
from the wreck, one lady. afterwards ascer-
around the neck Of her little four year-old boy
Both lay under the car, the boy alive, but
with his leg broken. and so surrounded and
confined that 1t was for an hour or more i'm
Of the round house force, worked long and
faithfully, without a moments rest, to rescue
the child The poor little fellow moaned out
"Oh, If 90 tan on'y dit me out III be 50 good
Tate me out from here and I'll be a good boy
Tate me out and tate. my mamma out" At
last McDonough freed him from the car and
DR.. Mclaughlin tenderly set the little suffer
er's leg. His father also lay mangled and
dead behind him, but not whore little Willie
could see him
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-10-28

on well-defined sum Of "illthy lucre" being
| lodged In tho hands OF u certain London
banker In order that the Queen may be prop
erly provided for, not only during her reign.
but when q "reiny day" should come after
deposition, abdication and MI the other con-
tingencies of that uneastness of u head wear
| Ing a crown. But, nasmuch as Alfonso has
no more hard cash than tho very "softsst
of Bourbons. DEAR" this demand has rather
| ptqued his amour pfOpre and exposed his
| purse Tho doWry he received with tho
daughter of the Duke de Montpensier he had
| to make good and refund to his ducal OK
daddyin-law. o piece Of stinginess that II In
dulged IN by the most obscure father in-law
OF Baltimore would bring him into the pub
lie pillory OF socin filings, ilonts and gibes.
Then the Spanish civil list has long been nil.
and much OF the money the court OF grand
old Spain has had OF late was borrowed on
jewels rare and other material mortRaged
property and lent by n person called a
banker" In London, and who has just been
made u duke and Rrandee Of Spain. | am on
abled to say this so-ealIed banker was moth
lag but a shopkeeper OF Bond street, who
made money IN this way really on other oc
casions though his ostensible trade was that
Of II joweler. 70 many Americans the oriental
visnge and the cute sales OF Harry Emanuel,
Of Bond street, will be- remembered. Now by
the blood of all CASTLE. he is n Duke"
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-10-28
The News from Cuba.
------ IN. Times.l

The editor Of the Hadependencia the Cuban
organ In this city, has received news from
Cuba confirming the report Of the outbreak
Of the revolution there and Of the success OF
the insurgents In battle with the Spanish
commanded Ia one Of the departments during
the last instruction, is again In the field at
the head Of $500 men. many of whom ar armed
with Remington rifles. The Cuban revolutions
airy committees In the United States and
ish government Is taking all possible meas
ures to suppress the movement and in par
ticular is discriminating against the coIored
men, Of whom there IS a majority in the In
surgent army. A decree was issued forbid
ding colored men to leave Cuba, as 1t was
feared that they would return with arms. A
later decree forbids the landing Of any coored
people on the island
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-10-28
November Elections.
Washington Post.


Eight States will participate In the general
elections to be held on the fourth of Novem-
Der. Maryland will elect Governor minor
State officers and a Legislature. William r.
Hamilton Is the gubernatorial nominee Of the
Democrats, and JAS. 4. Gary of the Republic
cans. Massachusetts will also elect Cover
nor, minor State officers and a Legislature
John Quincy Adams, John d. Long and Benz.
T. Butler are the candidates respectively of
the Democratic, Republican and Butler par
ties for the governorship. Mississippi will
elect q Legislature. Minnesota will elect a
Governor, minor State officers and Legisla-
ture. Gov. John S. Pilsbury is the Repub-
llcan and Edward Rice the Democratic candi-
date for Governor. New Jersey will elect a
Legislature ia part. New York will elect a
Governor, q full set Of minor State officers
and Legislature. Gov. Lucius Robinson is
the Democratic candidate for the governor
ship, and Alonzo B. Cornell the Republican.
Pennsylvania elects State Treasurer only.
James ?. Barr is the Democratic and Samuel
Butler the Republican candidate for that