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, 1880-06-07

atlnlteratsd truth. Mr. Flanagan care, no,h.
Ing for tho Napolconlo itlca Of goyotn,no..
No rhodomnntadS about tho aiIuut nnn,.".
who waa ofton silent when ho should hsv,
spoken--toachosAh tho severely practical mins
OF the Toxan representative. "0!vo us N.
applotreo Of Arpommatox " (and o,[lcc,S
says Flanagan. "Lot us have the e,oaic,t
citizen OF tho world" land q RI
lectorslltp), yoc!fcratas Flanagan, NV.
want 10 bo GRugers and friends ~
tho Innn who llas never known lefcatu
says Flanagan. So say they, nil Of than
New York is for Grant" says conkl,no
md by New York he means Arthur, Cornell
and Tom Murphy, who 1layo been turned o,t
Of Office and want To get buck. "rennsv.
vanln Is for Grant," says Cameron, and hy
Pennsylvania ho means Cessna, Quay, 3os,
Erret', n'ld himself, who hold tho Offices NJ
that State III tho hollow OF thelr llanls, !" mn,
no!s is for Grant," says boss Logan uutrl,,
ly, and by Illinois he means himself, Rs,lm.
Long Jones, Dim Shepard, md his o.her
n1infons and satellites, who propose 10 firm
ont tho Offices Of this State rs tho Offices of
Romo wero sold Iii her declining and dcnu,.
erRta days,
, 1880-06-07

tho next election will probably poll 5000
bourbon majority and agnin oioot n solItl
DoInouratFo delegation to Congress, rs uloy
slEdat tho last etuctlnn. We respectfully sni,-
inlt to tho delegates Of that overwhelmingly
Democratic State that the Republican States
who must fight and win tho battle, II It bo
won, should bo consulted rs to their stand-
nrd-benrcr. It Ia not only inlelfcate and inl-
proper, but It Is impudent md outrageous,
for Democratic 6tatas to thrust n candidate
or HI Issue upoi, tho Republican States
whom they arc unwilling 10 accept and
which they are unnble 10 bear.
, 1880-06-07

We glfo SpeclhI prominence Illla morning
to the series OF resolutions Wtllcl' l'aye been
adopted Wy the NATIONAL CohVcnt'on as inc
platform OF tha Republican, party. We be-
lievo 1t M be, on the whole, t@lo holdest and
most satisfactory EXPRESSION OF ltepubllca1'
sentiments that lias been put foFth III many
years. 1t IS clear md iorciblo exposition ot
tha wellfstabIlslleu doctrines Of the pnrty,
and it adds soma new Thoughts which ero
worthy OF tho American peoples earnest con'
sidetat,on.
The preamble to tllls platform recalls many
Of tho most admirable performances Of tho
Republican party during Its successful Nj
t!onal career OF twenty years. Tho most coil-
spicuous OF these Is tho restoration OF coin
payments, which Inns been accomplished
1Hlrt 1Ntssu With all unprecedented ratio OF
reduction In the publlc debt and the Ill
tercst charge. Tlose two achievements,
standing nlone, should DO SUFFICIENT to
command the abldlng conildenco OF the
people, Tho Republican party Wll! con-
tinAe.;:.:.ln III tho futuro tho Bamo
policy whluh has already reduced tho annual
Interest from Sl5o 200 600 ut the close Of thu
War to Ssp. goo, and that policy VIII speed
lily bring 1t dawn 10 STA 100000, or Just one.
huff what 1t was fifteen years ago. In the
meantime, there will bo assured a continuous
reduction tn both Interest md principal by
means OF thus applying the surplus revenues
ubtalned from MI economical administration
OF the Government
Among tho advances that arc 1nale In tho
present platform. tho most notable is to be
found in the utterances upon tho subject of
ttfA -
, 1880-06-07

saohnsetts delegation wuuIl not submit to
this trlck. Wien 1t was offered publicly IN
Convention tho machine men dare not face
tho lssue OIL cali Of tho ayes and noes bnt
succumhcd to tho inevitable, mid Civil*Sorv-
leo reform Inns now been matlo mora con-
spicuous principle Of the Republican party
tllnn 1t over was before. Tho lanRuagu OF
tho resolution, rs adopted. is rs follows:
pies Stlirtncd BY its 'ast Natlonai Convention ot
respect for tho constttut'onnl rifles Foycfn!nE
of President llaycs that tho rrfer,n Of th9 Cly!l
Eqrfuo hbn!ll m thorhtgh. nst!!chlt Gn4 o9f'a.
ptcte. 70 thls cld, Il .,unAtsds tlo cootGsa.inn
n,ctts nf tho Government, MID thnt knal
en cKlslnsc tlnt 1tnoes, naccrtatlIt1 ty prs,tIer
prnGt!ca tcata. ehnll 1tu1t to tho public sarVcc.
This resolution has Decn so w0rdetl TINT IL
IL tantanount to MI Instruction to Republic
Al, members Of Congress to c''opcrato Will
tho Executive III MI rtrort to SECURE sttcll leg
islation rs VIII PROMOTE fitness alid perina.
ncncy Il, the American Civil Servlcc. They
cannot ieNnro this demand without betray.
1,ly their constituencies.
'rhe opposition 10 q systematic Improve
1nent OF tho Civil Service WIS very honestly
proclaimed by Flanagan, Of Texas. third
term nlachlnfst. fIe announced for HIMSELF
anil In behalf Of those In tho Convention who
antaRonIzod this plank that ho "bcl1cvcl"
III tho traditional Dolnocrailc doctr1nc,-"To
tho vtctors belong the spoIls." I1o'safd TINT
l,e and the others Of hisway Of thinking had
CONC to tho National Convention In order to
mcguire Hen upon the Offices, and TINT there
was no othor purpose In holding conventions
or making political ca,npaignst THIS wis n
shameless confession, but 1t was ca1Mid dec
larntton OF tile average "macline" purpose.
Whom the Ciyll-ServLce resolution was ntopt.
ed It was notice to Flanagan and Ills kind
that tho Republican party Is not all agency
for the sloils-purveyors, md that they would
do better to 50 over to The Democrats II tint
was tho solo purpose Of their atlilfatlon with
the party. II this Ciyil.sersice resolution,
which amounts to n direction. shall be car'
rlcd ont In good faitll, tho next Admtnlstra.
ton, IT Republican,, will mature tho goot
work that has boon begun by President
1iayos In despite Of tho ",nacllne" pol!ti.
cinrs who hive opposed HIN.
The platform cannot full to obtain hearty
Endorsement from alt fair-mlndnd men, and
1t will be Il notable and cttectiyu instrument
In procuring votes for sslcll candidates rs
shall inspire tho people with faltil TINT II:
principles shall bu honestly carried out ii
| pfOctico,
, 1880-06-07

We reprint tllis morning all tho speeches
ielivcred Saturday night In behalf Of tho sir
.andidntcs placed In nomination beforu tho Isc-
publican Convention. We Will strike OIL enough
% supply everybody. Single copies put up ih
wrappers for tva cents. or dozen for half II
sqtlar. For larger quantities, trado r1.tes.
, 1880-06-07

THE San Francisco Journals are not
pleased With tho auti- Chinese PUNK In tho
Natonui Republican platform adoptcd sntur-
duy In Chicago. They think thoro ts not enough
OF tho Kcartcy "mllst 10" In 1t to moot tho
approval Ut tho people nf the: Paolilc Coast- 1t
Is not ut nl1 unlikely thlt thqsu comments arc
based upon Inaccurate Information III to tho
language OF tho resolution MS ndopto4 by the
Convention, which THE TlluuNE nloto printed
yesterdny Ia corrcet form. An incornGut draft
Of tho resolution was teegruphet to Sun Fran-
taco, and It will boz seon tlat tho objections 70
tho antl-Chlncse plAnk aro largely base1 upon
tho points Of di1eEGnco botweou tho correct und
tho incorrect drafts.
, 1880-06-07

L. GREAT deal OF bitterness has been ongcn-
aercd BY tho contest n,llung Indiana Democrats
for tho nu1nlnutIon for Governor. Lnndcrs and
GRAY. .are~sorumost in tho racc, ind the ony hni'e
Of flo several dnrx horses is that tho two eeHtl-
era muy tire ench other out nfll Unable Bunlc-
body elBp to "Set thoEc.'
, 1880-06-07

JOHN Kelly has abntea not 1ot OF Ills an
agon!sua to TIldon, md expresses contldcnco
hat no will be beaten ut Cnofnnntt. 11n dues
a0t believe T!ldcn would support Gov. Seymour
,r nny othor New Yorker who should get tho
,ominnton, declaring that Tildon bus been n
hsoutc bUltcF since fai8.
, 1880-06-07
TRIBUNE BRANCH OFFICES.

rBF cu1cAao TnfnrSE hna established branch
ofcNs fnr Tho receipt OF subscriptions and sdveraso-
manta Us follnwa:
NEW yolsK--Itoon % Tribune building. f. 7. Mo"
FAppKx, MANAGER. -.
GLASGOW. scatland-A1lan's American hows
Agency. It Nenied-tt ..
LONDON. EnR.-Amertenn Exchange. ~ suana'
Henry +. Glr.L1o, Agent
WASHINGTON. II. C-lsl9 street.
, 1880-06-07
RIGHT or THE DtBrR1ors TRIUMPH.

Ill LUG uB1L u tl0 Nk5CuaSllHS "lllEN lfAVo
tahcn place during tho lust ten dnys or more
III this city alld throughout tic country coil-
earning the right Of eacl, Congressional dis
trlct to bo represented in tho Republican
Convention by Delegates OF It's own choosing
without Interference by State Convention
or other body Ut nnetl, 1t IL difficult to UNDER
sta1ld how such n right could bo denied by
any reasonable and Intelligent man. The
prcposterous clnn, that IL Stat1 Convention
had tic power to .1lsfranch1s1 tie Congress
sional districts md the power to appoint
such Delegates Itself, was, In the minds
Of Intelligent and fMr-snI1idel men,
nothing moro thai q clnlna for tho
superiority Of Boss buitdoz1ng over
right and Justice. As such 1t wns recognized
In this State. and Tho only expectation that
such aM Outrage w0ntd be sustained was
basctl upon the louIly-proclaimcd boast by
Boss Logan that i,o knew tho usurpatl0n
would be maintained by thu men who would
control tho Natlonnl Convention. Tho COLI
troll OF thAt Convention was, rs hu supposed,
to be accomplished BY 70 loss" Instructed
votes Of New York, 5S Boss" Instructed "
votes of Pennsylvania, the 80 Boss-" instruct
ed " votes Of Missouri, the ~ yotes Of ILL.,
! nols, the u "itstructod" votes of kentucky,
tho 20 ditto Of Alabama, the q ditto Of Vir-
gIuiu tho ID tljttu OF Lo,lisinun, tito 10 lltto
of Toxas,-:,oa votes in ail,-whLch wcro 10
bc counted rs those of 50 many cony!cts OIL
| tho priso,-rolls, subject to tho regulations
nntl instructions Of tho Wnrions,
'rhe TennsyIvanin md the New York
| sehemcs worp mora disgusting than a1arln-
| Ing. but tic proceedings in Illinois startlod
| tile country by their bo1lncss aud their ill.,
| famy, Boss I.ogan had oyrrtlono his work.
The Republicans OF cyory district in the
country reyoltod and protested. They re-
fused to submit, They comprehendcd ut
Inst the mysterious oracle TINT answered nil
! nurstions hv saviup "he will bo nominated
hv n tnrro minority on the frs. ballot" Tho
,,esnorata mcnns resortcl to betrayet the
desperate and sought In be Accomplished.
noss I,ou,lu's performance aroused tho
country, It united tho Republicans against
t1,a r.,scul}v unit rifle md II, fayor nj tia dis
| trtct systrsu of appointments. ~ provided in
the call. It uuitud the Republicans against
tho Iucorumrat,on Of ta,houn's State-soyer-
rIuntv nm tho governing prlucinlo In Repub-
lisun Conventions,
This un[on uaal,,st the worst forms Of tlcs-
nottsm hrono Tho uo,yor OF lila 1'rlumyirato.
Thev we're no longer masters of tho Cunycn.
tim. Men In Virginia, Now York, pennsyl-
, 1880-06-07

shall fnsrfra TIM Dnnf1fn with fnifl tl1nt itY
,'r,,,ei,l.a ] - s,,att ~, ,oues,lv cnrrled mt in
,raetiro pl' ''''' ~ '''''~''''
p' -
THE 0RAToRIOAL TOURNAMENT.
To tlo,nan on tho atop seat" Saturday
night appeared to be the lleld-nlght Of tho
Convention, when tho leaders proclaimed tlle
merits of their fuyori.s and named their quail
tcaslons for tho Presidency with alI tho
brtlllancy, feryor, enthusiasm, anu eloQucnce
tipy could command. 10 the nnn Oil tho
top seat OF the galleries, however. there
came only the excitement, tho passtons, aIid
tic noise of the vast inultitlltlr. LII tho
presence of ar audience Of 1000 spectators,
never quiet for IN Instant, continually send.
fnu up confused hum OF voices to his
perch, occasionally Interrupted by episodes
of excite,uent wllen tha multitude roared liko
bulls Of Basllan, individual speakers worn
lost. Words md fragments of sentences
could be picked out, but tho act Of listening
brought neither pleasure nor appreciation.
The statements Of fact, tho logic. tho 10
tlAot!ons, tho eplgraWs, tho cu!ogtcs, tho pail
egyrips, tic wit, and the nnnendo Of speakers
wore swallowed up In tho noise and excite
lncnt Of the audience, which lnonopolizel,ho
proceedings. Tho auditors were not sitting
there rs calm withGsse3' br passlonlcss jurors.
They wpro actefs,t'aild every ono Ind
something to say tuM, Said 1t Mt the top of lyls
lungs, emphasized liiiv juckasses with all tie
strength Ut his heels. 1t was not until tho
spceghcs were given to tho world III tic broad
columns of Tue TRIBUNE Tint tho rGal BRILL
iarcy md power Ut the talking mntcll a,s-
rearcl In Its truo light nnd outlines. From
, 1880-06-07

As AN evidence of tho manner in which the
people Of tho whole country appreciate tho
course Of THE TuIHUHE Oh tho Presidential
question n1d its Treatment Of tho National Con-
yct1ton aud thu news tn connection therBWilh,
wo append the following figures, showing tho
not,tnl pt!ntinY and circulation Of this paper for
, 1880-06-07

-
C0NKL1NG'8 rubbish"
III Mr. Conk'tnEs somewhat extraordinary
speech OF Saturday night thcre wnro several
things said BY him which sorvo To show how
fnr he Is remote from tho ordinary thoughts
nnd feelings Of the great lnRss OF tho Amer.
lean people. Thus, he made tho following
statements, speaking Of Gen. Grant:
with him AZ nttr lcndof We shatt have ~ 90.
tooxninia aSn1' shaii Saye no mnv.nres Is
make. Tho SHIFTS aud Tho nrrows hnyo NIL been
aGa o. f a. nun; INT nd @ ,a1y nt ~ as .u
ia iho very expcrlonce which ,nakcs this n,ar
r. beyond ~ otnors; @ wacrn @ @ ~ tnI is, tG3 @ , ~
iiticai ox- Iays that ge1,crcl It. O,p week after
tho nem9orntic Mnycntton w he"f t,o iass M "
tsmir, % now Is roaiiy dlssutctesI about third
term except those hoPo!osly Longing sor iirst
''sn. r.,. t. ~ 1 "n,,s ,a a, ~ -, ,,snnatur of
,"'S - ..1' ,o.''.. "y " ,'I IT,, ~,
',",,,,,t'a. T., ~ oo,,,,t.,, =, n ro,.
s,tu', NN.,.s.'t.s.,s ~, nso,t ~ n1,,,ast
w.. s,.s W. n,, ~ ,,,o sas,ot ~
., ."sus ass 49,, ~, Na.,na, aan.ost
.'o nepuo'lsa. IN n,,,," ~ W. 1. ."s... ~ 49,
p' VI .e .''ss ~ .ao pa,' IT, tno o
,W"lHs ~ t.e es Az ca..,stt'''. t,,s ,,n., ~ ~
No,lo'n o'"1'. A.. s, es ..,..n.,.a 49,, @
ce'I ,t IoAi,e',eiso ~, y. s.1 " S,".a
e"a'a.aato -" !" .eo ya.,1.,,s
whom there Is popular objection. Notwltll-
su''as .ao1o VII "n',a,,a.n 's' .. 49, sa"o"t
i,ohl al1 nen'oc.s.s . m,.,1 ~ l.o assas
ciecsot III ~" iotN Wv a,,'"s.'. .,..,
aa'o was e'eetea oy snall n'al"'ns' , a,'a .aa
ilat' too' tnouR1 ne WIS 1"'lh1ns u'us. ,sN ..!o
especial patronage 'a'a col''''lcpa"'lon VI Mi'
ConKhns hlmse...
Ihe 1act ulas Mf' oohk'snk 1esasus uo w
]ees'on 10 tilfa 1efn III rup9's,' ~ c'l,.t- m
acter'sl'c Of ua9 eeh''ot'ah' ite ''a" u'e us.
| peMsat'on OIL INC enormous pa.ton'ee VI Wv
Federal 6oSerhmeht III Ne" 1"fH lot Il hts1
anu secona Term. 4la enloyust ~ huse,5,
and exhibited Als Vicesega! ao''lttes ~ nus
own great Sans1action' Iilo pro'es8 ol Liz
hepub'icans Ill ls'o aGahst .l!tI! serm r.
suited III the SUSPENSION OF ~ Gohkh"s >
executive i'ne''ons' anu he @n'''ks .'is TX
clRsfoh mas oeeh Na.loaa. ea,a'"lts. uala
TINT tG tDttI1tTy IL 1lXtCti3 f1f HIS fG3tOf0-
, 1880-06-07

McVicker's Thentre.
bfpdlsnn street, batween Dearborn and State,
AbbeJ's Humpty .Dumpty and Spanish Students.
, 1880-06-07

IIoo1ey'a ThHAtrc.
Randolph street. botwaon Ctatk and La ealla. "a
Celebrated Case"
, 1880-06-07

Hnyeriy'a ThehtFe. .
Dearborn atseot, corner Of Monroe. NUnGlG TOM
, 1880-06-07

CAN It 10 said tlat GFant hns uaod o!dQlat
powGo oa. auu m pes ca III ngr ns aoE oon t,sn
Tor him.-iloss cousll'lus *pcech.
Commissioner of Internal Revenue Raun,
you sat III the chair Of tho Springfield Con-
yentiop, yon know that this statement Is not
true. You know that your suborl!nates
were around you. You know that Collector
Long Jones. OF the Sterling district, for
weeks md months has'wholly neglected Ills
luties to help this thirtt-term scheme along.
You know that Collector Merriam. Of the
, 1880-06-07

LONG JONES, tho 1nan Friday OF boss
LoKau, ind Deputy-I3oss Of one Internal ltov-
enuo District I'll lllino!s, pRradod tho Conven-
ton hail In his shtrt-aloeves Saturday night with
tho Illinois bunner and howud for third tortn.
L. moro extraordinary exhibition Of bruzeu I'm.
pudenca WIS meyer Boon. This creature J0nes
was not tluegute or atl alternate choaon by asiy
Convention. lie begged, or borrowed. u proxy
Tor IL fraudulent scat fram tho Fifth District,
n1I wls ejoatpl frou, tbat WIT by vnto Ut tho
Convention. lilo sits in the Convention opiy by
d stretch Ut courtesy. When naxt ha proceeds
to show his zcHl fur Ats lord And loss by tnarcb-
Ing around tho hull and obtrudEpg hts persoll-
nIt.y upon tito Convention, he should ne sakea
In GtlurVo by tho Sergeant ut Arms aud Eui4txl
to u seut autsde tho building ur III tho gallery.
Tho suspicious zeal Ut this partisan md Federal
olleehuleF for u third term should reveal tue
truo churActcr Of tho eonHpirAcy to capture tho
spoils OF o!le1 ulller cov4E Ut re4ari fur eer-
rasn cAIalj9ts. 1t should MISC 10 y sufficient
auswcr to EonAllnxs statoEilent that QraAt has
nu palrnnngo to bestow; Ito has tue pEoMlso OF
patronage to lestUw, and thAt IL Morc elYectuAl
with tho whoiu class OF professional politicians
tha. thu actual possession of 9tiiou.
-Ns.....--
THE third-terM bosses wore yesterday
Auslly engaged ~ 1uaklng tho personal w.
Yuaintancu af tAoEa Ut tho o0lored Delegates
ilnul lte aouth Who have oolle hero ~ tho sup.
ln,rters at tho Ahertuan candidacy. Thu lne1il'
bers of the TrumyIrnte circulated RnlonQ theys
Intelligent blaca lucn, pa!d them particular a.
tGlt{on una iQarkel cuurtesy, aAd thru, II \
s..!d, dropped hln1s 70 tho effect that an untlsr
stumbling h4d peen perfected whereby Beoeo
t4Fy hAvE1ap haa sgrcoa tp turn pvo
ILL strength to urspt at . ccrtain polIl
in the b4llotinE, tho confederation he
Ing A!s Frtsnt91 VI TIM hoRd of th
Tlcasury Department during 0raAes texm =
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and death
Dr. MlNTIE will a.ree to forfeit Five HUNDRED
llolfxrs for n case Of this kind the VITAL NESiOn.
ATIVE (lnder his special advice and treatment. VIII MOI
cure anything impure furious found IN IT, DIs
MIN treats all Private Diseases successfully WITHOUT
mercury. Gon-uitation f~~e Thorough exam'na
ton and advice including analysis OF urine s. o. Price
of Vital restorative s. 90 bottle, or four times
the quantity 5000 address upon receipt OF
price, c. O. D.. from observation and IN private
name II desired by A, T.. MINTIE, M. ID.
III Kearnsy Street, San francisco. Cal.
DR.. MINTgE'S KIDNEY RENE NEPH-
RE C[CUnI cures all kinds of Kidney and Bladder com
plants C;onorhGa Geet, LeucorrhGa For sale by Il. r
Foster and Geo c. ThaXter Druggists Carson CITY Seo
a bottle, six bottles for $500
DIR MIN rIr'S DANDEE1pN PILLS are the
best and cheapest Dyspepsia and BILIOUS cure
in the market For sale by B. F. Foster and George c.
This xter druggists Carson City mh17-ly
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-11-10
SEMl.ANNUAl REPORT OF THE CuyNT.
TREASURER.
Ofr,cx OF COUNTY TREASURER.
CARSON CITY, Nevada, July l, 1850.

To the Hon toe Board OF County Commissioners of Orsby
county, Nevada:
Gentlemen In compliance with the requirements of
law have the honor T., herewith submit ny report OF
the transactions Of this dep for tho ha end
ing June 30, 1880:
Balance IN baud January l. 1850 .... s36, $40 IS
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-11-10
EQUALIZATION.
FOR Said.

7 OFFER FOB SALE THREE HU1DaKO
L acres Of and, with dwelling house, barn and Sheds
good ice house DIS at east three tons adAfOd
for milk ranch Stables and sheds enough 70 accommo
date hundred FROM seventy TO one
hundred tons Of hay also vegetable grounds also oner
for sae from 800 head q graded Angora grade
rom 81 1916 together With three full bioeded bucks
rom imported stock Por price and particulars inquire
nvl5H l. r SWIFT, Warm Springs,
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-11-10
NOTICE NO. SIS.
set Of Con.rsss Approved June ), ISIS.

UNITED STATS LAND OYFIcg,
CARSON CITY. Nevada, september "a, ISIS
Eotice hereby given to all whom may That
Matthew c. Gardner OF the County OF Ornsby, State OF
Nevada has this day flied in this office his application No.
IT, TO purchase from the United States Government the
following described tract OF land chiefly valuable for tim
Section T. in Townsh No It, north of Range No 1s cast
N. D. NJ containing leo acres, and situate within the
Carson City, Nevada, L. & Land District
Amy and all having any interest in claim to,
said land adversely to said applicant hereby required
to file such adverse claim with the register of eaid Land
Office within the SIXTY DAYS period OF publication
this notice, falling 10 do, they will DO barred OF
such adverse right claim.
sep25 sod C. A. WIrHERELI, Register.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-11-10
SsMi.ANNUAi REPORT Of THE COUNTY
AUDITOR.
OPYICB OF COUNTY AuDrruR,
ORMsBy COUNTY. NEVADA, July l, 1882. (

70 the Hon the Board OF County Commissioners Ornsby
County, State OF Nevada:
Gentlemen: The County Auditor respectfully submits
the following report of tho financial Affairs of the said
county for the six months ending June 80. 1880.
Balance on hand at close OF business December
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-11-10

No XXyi.-Sou.L3 Cppr,lrrc15 i2,s,i;:,:,;: No. J.
RcsoyeJ by the senate, tho Assembly r?I'- h:t
the Constitution of thc State OF SsCaia BE- aslot
follows
Amend Section Article " of tho Constitute" d
tie State of Ncydda so L, read as ioiic1s:
The session Of tho legislature shall be hienna.
and shall conn, .uco on tho frs Monday OF february
ensuing the election Of memb Of tho Assembly, unle5s
the Governor OF the state SHALL il tnc interim, convene
the Legislature by Proclamation Passed March t. 1871
hereby certify tlc foregoing be cong oi she
otrolioi resolution Tile iii my Office
- In witness whereof have hercunto set nv
spar hand and att yed the Great Sc Il of state. Done
OH" at Office Carson City, Nevada, this -eCobd dsy
t--* August, A d. one thous md eight hundred
and eighty JASPER BABCOCk,
auc2Itd Secretary Of State.
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the GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY

Is 4 ncrer.faiiins cure for ner
vous debility, exhausted Vital,
ity, seminal weakness, sJ.er-
niatorrhTa, Los a MAN
HOOD, impotency, paralysis.
and all the terrible effects Of
self-abuse. youthful fo.iies and
and excuses in ruaturer year.
such as loss OF memory, las
situde. nocturnal emission, Il
version 10 society, dimness of
vision, roises in the head. the
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Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-11-10

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Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1880-03-11
TRIISTEE,s sAI.E

Whereas, G. w. Huff and A. A. Huff,
his wife, and J. F. Blackwell and Nj. A.
Blackwell, his wife. by their deed of
trust, dated the 26th day of June, 1876,
duly recorded in the office OF the recor-
der of deeds for Reynolds county. Mis-
souri,. in Book 49," on pages 149, $50
and Isl, conveyed to the undersigned,
trustee, the following described real es-
tate, situate, lying and being i'll Reyn-
olds county, Missouri. to wit:
Lot One. in Block Nine. in the town of
Ccntreville. in the county of Reynolds
aforesaid. as the same is represented on
the plat of said town on file i'm the office
of the recorder of deeds of said county of
Reynolds;
Which said conveyance was made in
trust to secure the payment of certain
notes therein mentioned and described;
and, whereas, default has been made in
the payment of said notes;
Now. therefore, at the request Of the
gal.hOlder OF said notes. and in pursuance
of the terms of said deed of trust, the un-
dersigned trustee, will, on
Saturday, March 18Th, 1880,
ut the east front door of the courthouse,
in the city Of Ironton, Iron county, Mis-
souri,. between the hours of 8 O'clOck A.
NJ. and O'Clock p. NJ. of that day. sell. at
public vendne. the above described real
estate. to the highest bidder, for cash, to
satisfy said note and the costs and expens-
as Of this trust. j. GRANDHOMME,
feb19n3l Trustee.