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The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1880-12-03
COm0ernSaesss

Shiek Abdullah is harrassing the Persian
frontier again.
The Jacoby block, Minneapolis, has
burned. loss s25. 900; insured.
Nine ocean steamers are overdue at New
York and it creates anxiety.
Steamers lately arrived at New York.
report fearful! storms on the Atlantic.
The earnings on the Erie canal have
been 100000 greater this year that last.
The treasury department has lately Is
sued one million dollars silver certificates
in payment for gold deposited.
Brockway, the torger of $24, 900 Govern
ment bonds, is TO give up the plates from
which they were printed and not be prose-
cuted.
Hanlan and Laylock have arranged q.
match for $1,000 side. to be rowed on tbs:
Themes within six weeks. Betting is.
strong on Hanlan.
Socialist in New York made great pre-
parations to receive lot of exiles from
Germany who are of that political faith.
Thirty arrived by the Silesia,
It is said that Secretary Sherman win
recommend that the silver dollar be raised
in weight to $50 grains instead OF 41218 as
at present, and be recoined.
The navy department reports show that
our force is small and very insufficient and
that over seven millions of dollars is need.
ed to make a beginning for q respectable.
navy.
American naturalized citizens who have
been arrested by the German Government
when found In Alsace aud Lorraine. have.
been released on demand of this Govern
r ent.
The Fish Commissioners of California
have secured a new variety of food fish,
said to be excellent, from China, called the
gowvamy, which will be pFopagated In
California waters.
The President has issued his proclama-
ton removing all restriction on Chinese
ships coming to our ports, 90 all discrimi-
nations are removed and Chinese commerce
| is on the most favored basis.
The weather is extremely cold In the
East.
There is an alarming scarcity of coal liza
New York City.
Harwood & Co., of Minneapolis, have
failed for the sum Of 1904 900. Assets
$50s, 900.
The New York Times says Garfield wis
offer the Sccretaryship of the Treasury to
Sherman.
A. B. MeacIiaal. who was arrested In
connection with the murder of jackson on
the Ute Agency, has been released on $6.
GOO bail.
The Pullman Palace Car Company is
about to erect a large laundry In New
York, and employ 400 Chinese to do tbe
washing for the Company.
James OsBrien, alias Robert Lindsay.
who was indicted on the gath by the Grand
Jury tor perjury, In connecsion with the
Lnrey Chinese letter. was arranged before
Judge Cowing IN the GenerAI Sessions.
He pleaded guilty and was remaadeds
Nov. a6th.
Returns have been received from all bat
seven Of the 1885 census enumersting
districts. The accounts of as,z1o enumer-
ators have been settled. involving total
OF 81 s20.oO0 Itls expected sbs baIahcs
will be settled during the present month
The complete statistics viii be furnished
by tile first Of january 10 all prohability.
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The rainfall of Tuesday pointed out the
fact that the drainage on First street, at
least, is insufficient in fact, in case of a
severe storm we are inclined to believe
that some OF the buildings on First street
would be flooded, at least the first stories
Some system of drainage will. sooner or
later, have to be adopted to carry off the
surplus water and debris or we shall soon
have a most unhealthy city. Think this
matter over,
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me new Hotel as. she Depoe.

Under charge of Mr.. Jas. A. Gross, the
handsome and convenient new hotel at
the depot has gained rapidly in public
favor, and no hotel In the State now stand
higher in public favor. Everything is
new and clean, and the comfo,t OF guests
specially looked after. Hot coffee and
cakes are ready and can be obtained by
those wishing to refresh themselves before
taking the morning Express. 1876
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Weather.
Politics.
City election.
Then Christmas.
Then New Years.
IL Snonths till thanksgiving.
C. Meyer makes the boss bread.
Look ont for the Sherin--see his ad.
Pay your taxes-and don't you forget
Il.
Two new Sherif7s sales-reAd for your
selves.
Maior Herren somehow always has
splendid supply Of nice meats at bis mar
ket.
Brownsville has already donned street
lamps. 'Rah.
Osborn sells all kinds of candies cheap
and keeps excellent cigars
The compIetist outfit of mems and Buys
boats and shoes AZ T.. z. Blain's.
Superior lot Of gold pens at Fosi'ay &
Mason's.
The sociable Of the German Aid Society
last night was enjoyed by large number
OF good people.
The morning OF the 10th is the time set
forsfhe total eclipse Of the moon.
Our old friend Peter Hume goes into the
hardware business In Brownsville.
4 IT you want to keep warm this winter.
can on John Briggs and secure one of those
han.lsome stoves.
Santa Clans or any other man can find a
splendid assortment of holiday goods Al
Ed. Banm's.
Republicans will remember the ward
meetings fIiis evening. and 60 in force so
thzt the hest man In the ward may be
nominated for the Council.
In the line Of toys Julius Joseph IS on
top-his assortment is full and will be
sold, regardless Of cost.
DR.. Gray is \ finished dentist and most
reasonable in llis prices.
The narrow gauge was expected to reach
Brownsville sO-morrow-and won't there
be joy
Do yen want visiting cards for the hoii-
eIays? cali at this ONCE and order them.
L. E. BIain Il this week receiving the
bet line Of fine neck wear ard gentlemen's
.lippeys, ever seen Ia Albany.
30 you want the latest news and the best
story Subscribe for the hks,9iNN
30" oesire any tu,s - !. :. 1Ss IT, g.
l'He yo'l -, '.'oss s1.y s,o,r,,,;.,c
''en . %. .Aes ~
selling &C iaiF raves
just ts''1'N u l'--a "'''''S DoN '"', -
houses churches, ETC. ana al iOr ioe' AT
3oseph's new Toy S1ore- - -, :.
~. isaness D.sSe cr'ls'..te e,-...-.s. -. "
teys ana oeai'Inu' Things iof 'l'a 'sS''ae's
and New Years.
Sights and sights OF new je"siFy At
Titus Brothers
Have you anything to sell Advertise
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Fragrant SOZODONT is composition
of the purest and choicest ingredients OF
the Oriental vegetable kingdom. Every
ingredient is we'll known TO ha We bene-
ficial effect on the teeth and gums. Its
embalming or antiseptic property and
= romatic fragrance makes it a toilet lux
ury. SOZODONT removes all siisagreeable
odors from the breath caused by catarrh,
bad teeth, &c. 1t is entirely free from the
injurious and acrid properties of tooth
pastes and powders which destroy the en-
auel. One bottle lasts six months.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1880-12-03

We desire to call special attention to
the advertisement of Messrs. Foshay 6
Mason. This enterprising firm. always
keeping up with the times. have this year
brought on stock of holiday goods that
exceeds anything in that line ever brought
to this city before. All who admire fine
goods should call and look through their
stock
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1880-12-03

November 3Oth. 1880, at the residence
of A. T. Arnell, ESQ, in this city. by Rev
DR.. S. g. Irvine, Mr.. Amos Bogue and
Mrs. Mary Durno.
There are no better men than our old
friend Bogue, large hearted and liberal
minded. and we wish him and his bride
long, happy and useful lives.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1880-12-03
As MS New nl.ep.

FRED wILLERr is now established In hi.
new two-sto.y wagon and blacksmith shop
on Second street opposite S. E. Youna,s ware
house, where he is prepared TO do all kinds OF
blaeksnit hing, repairing of hacks, wagons,
etc. He also has on hand, and will continue
TO nnaneFaeture, hacks and bnsgies, which win
be sold at the lowest possible hgures On reason
able terms. a5vIzm3
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Censor

Is the name of new weekly issued at
Vancouver, w. r.. by Rev. T.. a. Banks
and DIR. A. Dobbins. devoted to the cause
of temperance. Terms-$1 per annum !;
Soc for six months. Gentlemen, you are
engaged in a good cause, and we wish you
mbOunded success,
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Dr. g. ". GRAY,

Dentist, Albany, Oregon. Office in Fos-
ter's brick block. up stairs, at large bay
window. Prices in proportion to TINE and
MATERIAL consumed. I1-34
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List OF Letters,

Uncal led tor and remaining in the Posi
Office NJ this city for the week ending
Dec. 2td. lS3u.
Boyle. J NJ Modie, NJ A
BEARD. Mrs HanSene Mullen, d III
Ccgley, Chas G ManIey. Mrs C
Farley. Willie Morgan. Miss n NJ
GilnIour. J P Smith. Miss Lottie
Hail, Jas NJ Smith, A 3
Turpin. A
p. Fl. RAYMOND, Pm.
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DIR. G.. WILLIS PRICE.
DENTIST.

OFFICE in Odd Fellows Temple, Albany
Oregon. All work carefully performed, and
reasonable as Is consistent with good work
manship. nsavls
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1880-12-03

b. h. FREEI.AND has located su
Albany for the practice OF Dentistry.
All work warranted. once ln Parrish
block. corner First and Ferry SITS. sebl
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1880-12-03

Sir Alexandcr Cockburn. lord chief
justice OF the qneen's s bench, died suddenly
II LontloH on tile evening Of the 2Iss.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1880-12-03

DR.. Gray has pleasant rooms in the
Foster block, and is one of the best dentists
in the State.
After breezy day the mist started in on
Tuesday, to the delight of the Webfeet.
The ground had become too hard b plow,
and our farmers had become little res
tiYe.
If you want to have splendid time. go
to the sociable at Prof. Powel's tomorrow
night. And don't forget that Meriar has
her hair banged and is ready to ciattawa
with you.
And Parker has sold or traded off his
mules
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A Fine Thing for the Teeth.

r. Fl. RAYMOND, P. NJ
The daily gazette., 1880-05-07
her From Postm Ster-Cen-
"" eraI Key.

.hllOwing is from losthnhster zen =
[ey's recent letter about lie LOUIS
Elate Lottery; go ,
|lhe l3 h ut NOVr, ~, issued an
Eorbidding payment OF any posi- al
I orleradife>std VI. A. Dauphin,
Snce Box Gg!, New orleans. La. or
Roadway, New York ny. This
having presented "A certiflcate OF
Eyern0r aud State Officers oil NE
n Ion siana that h hd- complied
N the legal requirement. Of that
=snd other evidence, aud, being
/ m from the evidence submitted 10
n said NJ. A Dsuphln = not en-
In conducting "A scheme or device
<alning mOuey through the mails
has Of alse and iraudu ent pre-
represent ,tinbs and promises, /
authorze and direct ne suspension
Orier.
|bpxt the Othl monthly drawi ~
4ke place ON Tuesday MaN llth,
|br Slany one investing may draw
Mayo.
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The New Board Of Health.

At the regular session of City Council
last evening, the following named gen.
tlemeI were ele cted as mem bers Of the
Board of Health:
First Ward Milton j. Bowers, FL. M
Mullen.
Second Ward-EzekIel Bennett, VIM
McCiintock.
Third Ward-August Bickta, DIR. j. L
V. B!Ocksom.
Fourth Ward-T. Elwpod SiDgley,
John Aiken,
Fifth Ward-John p. Lynch, Enocb
Moore, Jr.
Sixth Ward-H. II. Hawkins, James
Kennedy.
Seventh Ward-Albert Thatcher, John
X. Frock.
Eighth Ward-George Hepbron, Rich
ard Kelley.
Ninth Ward-John McSorley, Ge orge
Griffith.
Tenth Ward-Hewson e. Lannan, w.
S. Byron.
The new board will meet this evening
Tor organization.
The daily gazette., 1880-05-07
Batlng the Wrong Disease.

n times women ctIl upOu lhelf
! physicians, one W tn dyspepsia,
fr with paipitation, a. uOth,r with
b Of the breast, hnOlhef with pam
BID there, and In this " ~ they ali
u alike to themselves and their
bling and Indifferent doctors, sep
Rhd distinct diseases, ior which he
'lbes his pills and pOtit ms, ussum-
Dem 10 be such, when, In reality,
|are all symptoms caus ed by some
'e dis0rde ana Whiie they are
ply able perhaps To pail ate for u
'hey arS ignorant of the cause, and
page their Practice until large bills
edc, when the suffering patients are
Der II The end. but probably worse
delay, treatment, ana other com
IDns made, and which "A proper med
Erected to the cause Won d have en-.
femoyed, thereby lnslil uting health
'miOrt Instead of prolonged misery.
SHADE, Athens Co., Ohio.
Nv. PIERCE, Buffalo, n. Y:
4 FayOrlle Prescription Is working
llkea miracle on me. am bette
d than ! have been for over two
LORl NDA Il. ST. CLAIR.
YORKvILLE, Toro hto, Ont,
March Is, 1879.
NJ. D.:
Sr-l write you about a most re-
|b.e cure OF Il lady friend of mine
|nIhhorn. since her marriage thir-
{edrs ago, she has SUI Tered greatly
blerlne disease which caused steTil.
IN lried the most eminent physi-
y this PaIt " TINS country, who told
%ouId nave TO undergo an opera
Elh tte Knife. Being afraid of this,
induced BY reading your Medical
'rser TO take your Iavorite Pre-
~ anu feilrls. she has used three
~ result SHE entire Y reCoVer6d d
Laith ana Is The happy mother of n
'aoe' very Hhly yours,
.,. MRS. JOHN McELROY,
The daily gazette., 1880-05-07
General N ews.

A British brig has arrived at the Della
ware Breakwater with yellow fever on
board. One of her crew died of the
fever on Wednesday night.
The Breakwater, a new iron steamer
of 1900 tons burthen, built for the Old
Dominion Company, was launched at
Roach's shipyard in Chester, Pa, yester
day morning.
Three hundred stove makers In Gin
cinnati have struck against a reduction
of wages.
The Southern Baptist Convention met
in Lexington, KY, yesterday. DR.. p.
d. Hill, of Georgia, was elected Presi.
dent.
John e. Watson and ID. y. Weeks,
prominent stock brokers of Boston sus-
pesded yesterday, owing to the decline
in Hartford aud Erie bonds, in which
they had largely invested Watson 8
liabilities are estimated at about $350, ZOO.
The Democratic State Convention of
Ohio met yesterday in Columbus, and
elected Delegates to the National Con-
vention. Resolutions were adopted in
structing the Delegates IS at Large, and
requesting the District Delegates to vote
for Allan G. Thurman as their candi-
date for President; instructing them to
vote as aunt, and recommending the
National Convention TO adopt the two
thirds rule.
The daily gazette., 1880-05-07
Congress- B.

In the U. S. Senate, yesterday, the
Vice President being absent, Mr..
Thurman was chosen President pro
tempore, and took the chair. Mr..
Eaton, from the Committee on Ap-
preparations, reported the House bill
appropriating $3.50 200 for the Public
Printing Office. Mr.. Window moved
to add for payment Of deputy mar
shals' fees during the current fiscal
year, 100000. After debate the
amendment was rejected by a party
vote, and the bill, as reported, pass
ed. Mr.. Morgan introduced a con-
current resolution, providing a rule
for the counting Of the Electoral
vote, and Mr.. Bayard introduced a
bill regulating the pay and appoint
ment Of deputy marshals. The Dis
trict of Columbia Appropriation bill
was passed. The Conference report
on the Indian Appropriation bill was
taken up, but, without acting upon
it, the Senate went into executive
session, and afterwards adjourned.
In the House, the conference re-
port on the Indian Appropriation
bill was agreed to. The Post-office
Appropriation bill was considered,
and the main question being ordered,
the House took recess unril 1890
this morning, so as to dispose of the
bill before the regular business of
the day.
The WAYS and Means Committee
yesterday adopted, with some altera-
lions, the greater part of the Tucker
Tariff bill. The sugar section was
omitted, to be Incorporated in a
separate bill. The measure will
probably be completed and formally
adopted tomorrow.
The daily gazette., 1880-05-07
Local Line B.

NEW Board of IIea It'll will meet
lehlhs for organlzaL ton.
Pany Baptist church Sunday
"''' iS anniversary last even
,b,s bI'.o'l I oi purcl llasing the wa
mas Dceh postponed until
Il rpuni'cahS rd",..,. had a lively time
/ 0''el'lloh r yeste erday.
4 WIi'p"ckeis WI seemed to have
HIM. tiSl ,I m out III the cold. Who
'''e otate Tor them now e?
fough Council did no, transao,
nra,J', "H l'SV evening, it was in
Van Wmkle," at tbe Onora
this evening. - '''0 opera
Heald will sell a nrmhor .,
Rle building lots to-morrow ~ ftor VI
pee advertisements, "i'oi-
entitIo1 iiouston will deliver a
4 beort;tu 90 = ON O'Jack's Lad''
.pps NJ n u l1sS M'hsS wood chapel, AT
next, - Onufc b, on Thursday
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Ana9tSe1lle7ttS.
GRIP" TO NIGHT

Manager John ID. Mishler, will pre-
sent this evening Joseph II. Keane, in
the great play of Grip Van Wrinkle.
Of Mr.. Mr.. Keane aud his acting the
Recalling Times says:
Another large and select audience
greeted the second presentation of"RIp'
at the Academy last nighi Too much
praise cannot be besto wed upon the sur
port of this company. Each one of the
characters Is adm birably sustained and
perfect balance is maintained through
out.
Ii il hardly an exaggetation to say
that Keane's impersopation of "Rip Van
Winkle" is absolutely tlawless aud there
are not wan ing enthusi aslic admirers of
this superb young actor, who declare
that his rendition of the character more
nearly approxlmates ideal perfection
than that OF the great creator of "R'p''
himself.
The daily gazette., 1880-05-07
BddLN CraESh he'd.

Yesterday afternoon, while Anthony
Willis, an employe of the p. w. Il b.
X. r., was engaged in coupling cars in
the freight yard his left arm was caught
between the "dead wood" and very badly
crushed. The flesh was also cut. He was
taken to his home aud DIR. Kane summon
ed and sewed up the cut. Fortunately
no bones were broken, but the injury is
a painful one,
The daily gazette., 1880-05-07
u,,,uINGroN In POST
RbD OFFICE - rru
. i SECOND CLASS !" "A = I'M
,.,r srATE cow ENTIoN

STATE coNV EN- iioN
, n.mocratic Executive
pIaea ,'aa Of Delaware, a Ssats , DI lac
IienSentloo, camposydi s,i N II ile IeId AZ
Rom each cou"'y' WIN =
[n.y the 18th Day oi y Al iooo'
pa at Y o'clock, m''
ourpose of appointing SIX ueIeo ne
,wo ;po from each county, W ,ne
y, M emorratic convention, 70 nonn- NON
psanl5idates al for President hnd TiGe- zee
Sni which is to nsseilI,l nsselmo g a' Yin"
n t",i on the I'd OF June, lSSG Hama
i " is requested, That l Pc ,,,', ne,,.u, :,
central Committee o. ca ch ), con,,ty ,'I.,ld J;
'rl rail. dir citing tfe seinocrn,ic az.
" ' each hundred and ele ection uis, u, !,
Il ,bs several counties, tO asseino,c ao,
usnal m place of holding : en-. en- ibee. iiei.
|br % I6e purpose of eleetln4 tlie ue,e- ,t
70 l1,h VII they are entitled respec-
4. - II RICHARDS. ClIairman,
Iparfowx, Del April ~. IsS).
The daily gazette., 1880-05-07

famous Convention at ten minutes past
s O'Clock adjourned.
Immediately afterwards the delegates
departed Mr.. Mills kindly kept the
down train waiting at the depot until
the Sussex delegates arrived, and kept
the northbound freight sraiu, with three
passenger cars attached. waiting until
the adjournment of the Convention for
the convenience Of the delegates living
above. The train reached Wilmington
about II 40 o'clock.
The daily gazette., 1880-05-07
BUCK BEER AND LUNCH.

E. P. Freye, No. II E. Second street,
again advertises his buck beer, to-
gether with all extra fine lunch to-
morrow night. His everyday lunches
are the best in town, and his Saturday
night lunches are simply immense.
The daily gazette., 1880-05-07
"eetihEs Toni gIlt.
fRiDA

|R A. "'DNf'
DUPONT Guards.
Excelsior Democratic Club
Gslor Lodge, No. l. X of p p
ex Lodge, No. ). /. O. O. II
~ Council, No. 3, D. u. AM
Pola Lodge, No. 26. l. 90 r.
lnglon Council, No. 1oIi A N
Fare Tribe No. Inp0 R'M' '
The daily gazette., 1880-05-07

The cold, driving eRsterly rain storms
of this season rarely fail to Affiict nearly
every body with colds. Use DR.. Bulls
Cough Syrup-the surest and safest
cough remedy ever made. Price %
cents.
The daily gazette., 1880-05-07
~7-s@--
from IL letter from Beckett q

lct Iron rom letter from Beckett &
druggists, Monroe, N. G.
MONROE. Dec. q, 1879.
pc Kidney and Liver Cure is the
"Iieht hsit combination Tor obstinate
4 Diseases we have ever known
nu'e no lheagre experience, our
.rly twenty years.
~ NIOk kETT N GRIFFIN.
The daily gazette., 1880-05-07
Roots and Shoes.

v'Dusnrr. PIG W. I'd street. has
pe' M, stnrk of boots and shoes lOr
& a trade, and Is determined TO
iins nse,s,ner tnnn any house In the
[ciye nm n call and save money.
E.eOi3m.
The daily gazette., 1880-05-07

bee at MAJ ~iu ~ Tia Ia TX died at his
horninp, uo 'a'i, | exas, on Tues
Goyernor Nv ~ was elected Lieu
pr ticke, u, u., 10 po Oh the Sam
htion assor,;', W neh the secession
Fused to tal,, ,Vieu ,I' IN 1861 Hous-
Rghize the I C sl'e , path required OF
lie was do 1on'saerate Govern
Governor. I, ,1Se :, y and Clark be-
I'M he er,n ns Ihe expiration of
as Colonel r'eI IN ,'l The army and
III lhe war.
The daily gazette., 1880-05-07
DIED..

RAMBO.-At the residence of her hus..
band in Elkton. Md, ON the 5th lnstan'
Elizabeth Rambo, wife of Jacob Rambo'
Fune raj at 2.3O on Saturday.
The daily gazette., 1880-05-07

SUrntlon is better H..
s,, ,ts Balrinore !, IN nnan cure, and
1lon of d;seasa us are the best
pproved ana nown. They are
OF people thrn commended by
VII pughout the land,
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Auilu Gaa ette.
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- - c,und nn file at Geo.
( pAPER may pe e.,nnner iU" Advertising
R.sil a Co's Ne" p,rhera ad vertising
IN no spruce 9til, S,rItIn New York.
The daily gazette., 1880-05-07

Nj OTICE.-The annual meeting OF the
IN stock holders OF the Mechanics Loan
Association viii be held at their room
corner Third and Mark ct streets on Mon
day eveniL I, ,lhe 10th init, AT 7.Y for the
purpose OF receiving the annual report,
election of officers, or any other busi-
ness that may ct me be ore them.
w. j. MORROW.
dim Secretary.
The daily gazette., 1880-05-07
NEW ADVERrIsEMENrs.

NJ OTICE.-Ow to the labor in bal
~ ancing the accounts of members,
the Dividend advertised to be paid by The
"Farmers Mutual Fire Insuran ce Com
pany of the S.ate of Delaware" OH the
first Monday In May 1850 will not be paid
until next north. Due notice will be
given in the newspapers of he time OF
payment. W. a. LAMoTTE
my7-dt treasurer.
The daily gazette., 1880-05-07
votes ,O,t Of either of the cOntesling dele.

gatiens.
when Kent county was reached Major
Lonand announced that he was jnstruc-
cd 10 cast The forty votes Of tie county
olidly for Isaac Mills
sussex County objected to this, but
Mr' Smithers, said if they did not be-
lieve there were forty solid votes from
hent, to call the roll. The roll was
not called. At the conclusion of the
ballot, the result was found to be as
follows:
For NJ, Mill NJ <,., -.