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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-01-03
NOTICE OF LIMITED PAR

STATE OF VIRGINIA, CITY OF RICHMOND.-TO
WIT:
I. Charles L. Williams notary public fof the city
aforesaid, in tn state of Virginia, do certify that
e.. ODER. CHARLES ID. HILL. CHARLES X. SKIN
KER. and CHARLES WATKINS, whose names are
signed to the foregoing writing, have acknowledged
the same before me in KY sIid city. And do fur
ther certify that Charles d. Hill one of The general
partners named I'm the foregoing writing. this day
made oath before me In my said CIV that g. Obcr'
the special partner named in said wiring. has ac-
ualy paid in cash 10 the firm of HUI, Sklnker &
Watkins the sum of twenty thousand dollars aS ms
input into said firm.
Given under my hand this 3 LIST dav of December,
4. -. 1879. CHARLES L. WILLIAMS.
IA Lew Notary Public.
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Cation Warehouse AbIaze.

BALTIMORE, January "A fire broke ont
at half-past s o'clock tonight in the four
story warehouse OF ThOnston u Harrison,
Bucbanans wharf, containing several thou
sand bales of cotton, and is at this hour
10:30 p. NJ burning fercely. The entire
lire department is out, but owing to the To-
cation OF the warehouse not more than four
or five engines eau be brought to bear
effectively on the tire.
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NEW YORK.

NEW YORK, January 2.-E00n.-stochs strong.
Money on call, per eeat EXcbange-L0u2, 4Sl5'
short. iS3. State bonds dull Governments quiet.
EuentHg,-Money, 6 l-l6 per cent. Exchange,
4S0a. Governments quiet and firm; new Sc.
1893: A. per cents, 1905; yer cents, l03.
states neglected.
BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE, January 2.-Virglnia 6's cousos.
40 second series, % past.due coupons, 2 new
lQ-40's, 35k. Bid to-day.
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WaSl,iugt0u.
THE LOUISIANA LOTTERY CASE.

WAsnNGTON, January 2.-One Of the
Judges OF the Supreme Court, District OF
Columbia, says to-day that the Court VIII
order reargument OF the Louisiana lottery
ease before full bench OF six justices, and
will take no action on the application for
Injunction against the Postmaster-General
until after such rehearing.
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Commitments of the Season.

GENERAL GRANT-NEW-YEAKS DAY AT DLAU-
FORT.
CHARLESTON, S. c., January AT Beau
fort Yesterday Commodore Patterson and
officers of the fleet stationed here paid their
respects in full uniform. The ladies OF the
party were called upon by the ladies OF the
community. General Grant had expressed
a desire for some OF the far-famed phosphate
fossils, and a number of citizens contributed
specimens. One gentleman gave him huge
backbone and lower jaw of megalOnyX. add
inc that it was Il fair specimen OF Carolina
cheek and backbone.
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The Infer.Oceanic Canal.

NLw YORK. January "A Panama spe-
cial Of yesterday says NJ. De Lesseps has
made arrangements for complete yeliica-
ton OF the surveys which will require six
months, at the end OF which time the work
OF constructing the canal will begin.
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Railroad Matters.

CONTRACT SIGNED FOR THE CONSTRUCTIONS or
THE TEXAS PACIFIC ROAD FROM FORT WORTH
TO FL PASO.
PHILADELPHIA. January ct has been
authoritatlvely learned that the contract for
the construction of the Texas and Pacific
railroad from Fort Worth TO FL PasO-a
distance OF one hundred and fifty miles
was signed Wednesday. The price paid is
understood to be 100000 per mile in first
mortgage bonds Of the company.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-01-03
SALES RfPORrEn TO SECRETARY.

WHEAT White. 800 bushels very good AT q 80
20 bushels good at ! .53-iotal, 800 bushels. Ret
1 bU hels common Lancaster n 81 40 90 bu hcls
fair Lancaster al Sl,45: 500 bushels mixed on
private terms; 20 bushels good FulrZ nc +l.42%
1J4 bushels Fulz at tl.47; lS bushels common
FuitZ at $40; 20 bushels good Fulz al 81 40: ~
bushels good Fultz AZ 81 45-t0ta', 1857 bushels.
CORN JVhfte. 81 bushels very good az soc; Is
bushels at SO: $50 bush Is good ut 695.-tO'al
626 bushels. Mced 30 bushels very good at soc.
OATS.-S6 bushels prime spring az 400; l22
bushels prime mixed at 5Oc.; 80 bushels rrin,
spring at 49c.-tOtal, $50 bushels.
MEAL -j2 bushels very good az Gle
BLACKEYED PEAS.-40 bushels ~ 81.
RYE.-5S bushels on private terms.
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LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
England.

MACTEAR STICKS TO 1T THAT THEY ARE DIA-
MONDS.
LoyDoy. January 2.-Mr. James Mac
Tear. of the ST. Rollox ChemicaI Works,
writes 10 The Times affirming that be has
produced carbon in the diamond modinca-
ton, and asking Il suspension oil judgment
In the letter OF Mr.. Maskelyne, OF the MIN
eral department Of The Brllish Museum,
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MARINE tSTELLlGENth.
PORT OF RICHMOND. JANUARY 2, 1880.
ARRIVED.


ARRIVED.
steamer Lucille. Prttchard, Baltimore, ncIchAh-
disc. H. I. Douglas. agent.
| schooner Trlde-W wind, Gray. New YORK, sail pa-
| schooner Lena Cotiimgham. Cranmer, New YORK,
| raiiroad-irOn 1relegor COMPANY. ,,
Schooner Rebecca, -, Ne" york. ralFoid'Hoh'
TredegIr G mpany. -,
| Schooner Charlie WOlscy, LOngs'rect, New York,
nIg. iron Old Dominion Irou-Works.
| sloops Adiie Wood aud Sarah Florence Hainp-
| ton, with oysters.
| steamer Wvanoke Couch. New YORK, mcrchan'
! disc and passengers. o. W. Allen 20.
steamer j. W. Eyerman, Carr. i liadelphla' htf-
chandi.e and pas engtFs. j. ". Mctarrlck. agent.
| steamer ARIEL. Clifford. Norfolk United >.ftes
! mail, merchandise, aud passengers l.. u. 1aiuin'
| agent. go, - ,., ~, -. -.
| and hoops. Curtis x alher.
| schooner sunbeam, saunders, jersey tlty ils'
! rOn. Carrie & Go. ,
schooner l.. :. server. Tili0n, New Yorh, r-ll.
road.tle, and lumber. \. l.. Shepherd Co.
| CLEARED FOR THIS PORT.
From Philadelphia January lst scIoorer J.. {.
| Shepherd, CiaytoD-
by telegraph.
| NEW YORK. January Arrived: Atlas, Old Do
| uiuion, CIV Of atlanta. Arrived out: PRUSSIA,
| Rrgini, Swlitsur'.
! LOSS OF TWO TUGS.
| WASuISGTOS. D. G., January 2.-IEc fignal-
Corns station at Duluth reports that the tug sl-hl-
| net win the passengers which eft Grand Nlarll'S
| Decclnhrr ZOih. encountered seHere gaze eight
| ageable The tug Amethyst went 10 her assistance,
and while endea yoring 10 save her both vessels were
driven ashore. aud are tOIa, wrecks. The crew and
PAST myers, with one exception, were saved
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HOTELS AND BOARDING.HOUsEs.

CARROLLTON HOTEL, BALTIMORE,
LIGHT, AND GERMAH STREETS, BALE
MORE, MD.-Rates reduced 20 s3 aud sou per
day according TO location Of rooms. Extra charges
for pariors, baths. and double rooms, according 70
SIZE The most convenient aud latest-bihlt h0ttl W
the city. Elevator runs continuously 10 an ths
doors All lines of city passenger-cars pass 10 c
doors. y. w. W .nNS'
BALTIMoR u, Nd, October 10, 1879. oc lf-5m
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The Red bank. n. j., Fire.

RED BANK, January 1.-The fire which
occurred here last night was finally gotten
under control after 1t had destroyed five
buildings. Loss, $4,000.
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kentucky.

INCREASE OF TAXATION RECOMMENDED.
LOUISVILLE. January Ex-Governor Black
burn, in his message to the Legislature,
recommends an increase OF taxation.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-01-03

Paul u MIourmlil Of Henry shaIer, at ST.
d" 1inp', was destroyed By fire Thurs
spd eo i,oss on The mill, $1,000; on wi. eat
~" ABOUT $1,000 Insurance, $1,000.
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COMMERCIAL.
CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.

RICHMOND, January 2, 1880.
OFFERINGS REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
WHEAT WhVe, $50 bushels. Red, 1852 BUSH
els.
CORN White. lose bushels. Mred, so bus hels.
DATS.-y5O bushels.
NEAL-230 bushels
BLACKEYED PEAS 40 bushels.
RYE.-5S bughpls
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Flcur.
RICHMOND MARKETS.

fine, s4@4.5O; superfne. s5.5OGS5.75, estJA
sG.75: common FAMILY, S7GS7 20, iAaCI brsns5
S7sFS.
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business Troubles.

FAILURE OF A NEW YORK BANK.
NEW YORK, January 2.-The Grocer'
Bank, a State bank, No. 81 Barclay street,
has suspended, caused by the failure ol
j. Lloyd Haigh, wire manufacturer. Ihe
bank held from $4,000 to 100000 OF his
paper as security.
FAILURES IN NEW YORK CITY IN 1879.
NEW YORK, January 2.-Four. hundred
and sixty failures were reported in this city
during the past year, with aggregate liabill-
ties Of S16.3S3.932, and assets valued at
81, 100, O33. The failures were about hall
AZ many as i'm The preceding year, whlie lhe
gross liabilities were about one quarter as
large.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-01-03
WOOD AND COAL.

PURCHASERS WANTED FOR BEST
i SPIINT COAL, BEST ANTllRAtlIEtnAL,
BEST FORE>T PINE AID OAK WOOD. Btsr
CUMBERLAND COAL, BEST WEST AihDdNlA
STE M COAL. :. T. LAIhh1i.
DO ~ seventeenth street, at draw-bridge.
GOAL AND WOOD. -Firsi.class An
" TURACIIE. all sizes. from IA. 10 "a. 10 per
ton. Best SPLINT aud CLOVER HILL Of AZ KINDS,
1925 to "a. $3.50, aud t4.75, SOFT COKE ana
AN kinds Of ENGGNE COAL. PINE aud OAK
WOOD from $3.50 10 $3.50 per cord. Ord, rs
promptly filled from either yard. Broad street te-
tween seventh ami Eighth, or 1903 airy street
de IS Z. II. fAnE.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-01-03

TUE COMPREHENSIVE EXISTING
i between JOHN c. DABNEY and \. u; DAB
NEY under the style Of DABNEY BROTHERS, IS
this day dissolved by mutual consent. JOHN. u.
DARNfY assuming all liabilities, AID continuing
'"' JOHN q. DABNEY,
a. Il. DABNEY.
L 1880. "a l-3t
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RICHMOND, January L, 1850.
TUE INTEREST IN OUR BUSINESS
! owned by T. G. JONES was this day purchased
by X. {. JONES. The style OF The hrm remains
unchanged.
we are grateful for the liberal patronage be-
slowed upon u. and respectfully solicit continue
auce OF the same.
JONES BROTHERS CO.,
Ga LAS 1903 Cary street.
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FOR GENERAL DEBILITY AND PROSTRATIoN
HOP BrTTEKs will do wonders. Prove 1t by trial.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-01-03

W. G.. DANDRIDG f..
GEORGE A. HAYNES,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-01-03

THE FIRM OF STORRS IL co. was
l. this day dissolved by mutual consent:
q. - ORRS.
u. w. STORRS,
J.. SrORRS.
RICHMOND, VA, January l. 1880.
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Cement, Lime. Plaster. &c.

Cement: Rose dale, $3.50 q barrel
Lime: Agricultural, { @lOc, q Dusheh, h0ct ~nc.
SlMxlZ5. according 10 quantity; Jointei ihnlSh'
ing). 81: Glenu's FAILS. S5G9Oc.
PLQster: LUnp. $500 ground, vs.; cacined
plqser. ! j0@fl.75.
Tar: LaIge size, s3.250S3.5O.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1880-05-21

Last Friday young man named w. II.
G. Lorr committed suicide at Dallas, Polk
county. by shooting himself twice. once In
the body and the other shot In the head,
from the effects OF which he died shortly
after. Before shooting himself he made
an attempt to Kill Mrs. I.onglon. Lorr
had been nightwatch at the Occidental
Hotel, Corvallis. Mrs. Longtlon had stop
ped at the hotel some time; during the
time. it IS said. Lorr paid her board. Mrs.
Longfion went to Dallas on Friday last
Eorr also repaired to Dallas, entered the
house where Mrs. Longtlnn was sitting.
drew pistol aud fired at her. The ball
from the pistol strnck one Of the steel
strips in her corset and glanced off. thus
saying her lie and merely infiicting a flesh
wound. Wishoat waiting TO see the
effect OF lis shot, Lorr ensptied two barrels
ofhis revolver into his own person, with
the effect above related. Mrs. Longtlon
had had trouble with her husband.
who has sued for divorce. II Is further
stated that Lorr had tried to induce Mrs.
LongGlon TO return with lin to Corvallis,
and fapi:.g, tlied to take her and himself
ont Of the world. Judge kelsey was in
the room at the time, sitting near Mrs
L. who had employed him as Ter attor
ney, and Et issaid the Judge meanderesl
from there in good orsler. Deceased was
% years old. The appended letter was
found upon Lorr after his death. but gives
no clue TO the cause of his death:
This deed Is not done Through purest
excitement. and The world may sympa-
tl'ize with me fnr this Is premetltated.
caused 1T this defeat. 1t viii leave me
penniIess in the world. was once
brought down TO "a low degree. but sweet
will be the cup of death before shall taste
that clIp Of bitterness again. I arn this day
n loser OF many dollars the world don't
know. Death will he the sweetest cup
have long tasted. Friends farewell.
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een. sherman ON au,e n. p. r.. n.

Gen. Sherman's report to the house COM
nnttee Oh Pacific railroads, in regard to
the Northern Pacific route, says that in
military sense, the extension of this rail-
road from Bismark to the Yellowstone,
and up the valley OF that river "a far as
the mouth Of the Big Horn. will he beyond
any estimate OF advantage the qliartermas-
ter general may make. becanse this rail-
road will transport men and supplies for
ten II not twelve months i'm the year,
while the Missouri and Yellowstone are
barely navigable for light draft steamers
for two or at fartlsest three months i'm the
year. Tie extersiou Of the road will
stimulate emigrants to occupy the line ct
the Yellowstone east and west TO such an
extent as to form barrier to. notnadic
Indians who have heretofore gone back
and forth from the Sioux reservation In
the south to British territory iD the north,
and Will enable us In very few years TO
give up forts Keogh ana Custer, each re-
qniring for a garrison full regiment of
infantry aud four companies of cavalry.
These conl4l then be moved north TO the
British line, our permanent frontier. By
this process we divide the hostile Sioux
and can snbdue either moiety with more
certainty and mucll less eOst tIGsn now.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1880-05-21

The revenue cnttpr Thomas Cnrwin will
soon leave San Francisco for Behring' 5
Straits. The object OF the voyage Is to
furnish relief to the steam yaehs Jeannctte
aud the Whaling barks Vigilance and
Mount ValIastofn4 The vessels were last
seen In October staiMIiug In 81 Northwestern
Iy direction towards Mangei Islands.
There are about fifty officers and men on
the two whalers. The Cnrwin will pro
ceed under sail and steam TO 0nnalaska.
where she will ccaI, thence through Nor.
tons Sound to Sc. MIclsaels. and after TAX
ing on beard rs much coal ~ she caii carry.
will proceed along the northern coast OF
Alaska, communicating with che Esqui-
neaux for titlings Of the ice-bound vessels.
The distance from san FETlncisc0s to O''-
nalaslSa Is 2.4OO miles, and ST. Michaels
Is 700 miles further north. Itis expected
the voyage will occupy tour nsousths.
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na.e SarecesS Waves.
The Astorsan of the 14th contains the

The Astorsan Of the 14th contains the
following nlournftdl item: ~
Mr.. I. B. Bmgcn, formerly fisherman
on the Columbia river. but now resident
of the Dalics, came AoSep9ast Monday TO
scared: for the body of his brother, Peter
Bhgen, who was lost in the late gales
while fishing. He found his brothers boat
near Mr.. Joseph Hume's rsnnery, an the
Washington Territory skie Of ,tlae river,
and the net with sail attached on the Ilwa-
co beach. we are Informed fIl,t Mr..
Biagen has now lost two sisters and two
brothers by drowning. one slIrotg,er4 aud
two sisters on tile coast of Norway. air.
n. j. Blagen offers $50 sors The. recovery
OF his brothers body.
From the appearance of the body of
James Harvey, as before the coroncr's
jury yesterday. It was evident that the
poor fellow was preparing for struggle
tor his lie when eng,iE.d III the angry
waters of the Columhiariyer OH the night
of tho storm. He had succeeded in re-
moving his heavy boots, and one arm was
di%engaged from his flannel shirt, but it is
probable that here his efforts erased. as
she other arm WAS only partially with
drawn from the sleeve. "a
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1880-05-21
An Eusportauaa once.

The Assessor plays an important part as
d county officer. Upon his good Judgment
and absolute impartiali-y depends fsir
and equitable vaiuation on AL property
subject to taxation in the county. 1t
fair and proper valuation is placed upon all
property throughout lhs county, every
property holder will cheerfnlly bear his
proportion of the burden OF taxation.
For the office of County Assessor we otIer
Mr.. ID. p. Porter. of Siledd, than whom u
were hardly possible to select mar nee-
ser qualified Tor the office IN fhe eoFnty.
we assert without fear OF stcecssftsl con-
trilIction. that Mr.. Porter is fhorougtay
conycrSaut and fully posted as TO ValtFes
of really in this county, AMI 1t wonid De
t1ifficult to finsS a man so thoroughly COM
petent in every way to make satisfactory
and careful assessment. Has thnroRGh
and straightforward honesty and unbe,id-
ing Integrity entities him to the first con
siderat:on of every property-holdcr In the
county. To make proper and equitable
assessment of the property IN the county.
REQUIRES that the Assessor should becouver-
SAINT with yalues-sheuld bs. able to Judge
as to the actual value Of lands in different
localities and n1der different circum-
stances Mr.. d. r. Porter is pre-eminent-
Nv qualified for this duty, and that he will
honestly. eonscSentlously and satisfactorily
do all his duty IN the matter. it. electcsi TO
the osTlce of County Assessor. we teel fully
warranted, frona long SeqSaintance with
the gentleman, in guaranteeing.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1880-05-21

New To-Day.
Ordinance No. os.

8n Orttisanee { o rtnend Section 4 of Orli-
nanc,. No. s. relating to the qualifica-
finns and eirtFcs OF the City Yreasurrr.
BE. is ordained hy the Common Couucil
of she City Of Albany
SECTfOS T.. That section oforlinance
No. 5 be amended 50 as TO read as follows:
See. a. Tfe City Treasurer shall receive az
HIS salzrs efse ssHn of ($f00) one hundred
dollars pef year. one fourth of which
anlofmt shall be paid at the expiration oi
each quarter.
SEC 2. THIS ordinance to be in force
from and aftet the first day of January,
1881.
Passed the Council MAY 11tb. 1880.
Approved May l1tIl. 1880.
ID G. CLARK. Mayor.
Attest: J. J.. HALTER. City Recorder.
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orrgoua o.at Of r.s.cns.

A paragraph from Gen. Joseph Lanes
speech.as GanyOnville, delivered on Sat
ur1ay, May sth, as reported by the Jack
sonviliS Sentinel, indicates that Oregon
lost tho grand privilege OF furnishing .
PresiSaFnt Of the United States. through
Gem Lanes pEeferring to take in the agri-
cultural baHsiness rather than fight the e0e-
uaIeaef Ghs Iaien. EIeresis the paragraph:
when 1Agsenln offered me BFigadier-
chip. refused it@ pFeferriyg & to come back
and work on my Farm. Had I accepted.
Grant would not have besn President.
Wrouid have taken his place.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1880-05-21

A careful canvass has satisfied ihoae who
were Arranging for the steamboat ext1ir-
sion to start from this city to Astoria on
the 24tn inst. ti1pt TO defer It until the
latstr Tart OF July world accosnodate n
much larger number who design visiting
the seaside for recreation. "a well AZ rem
der the enterprise q greater success in
other IuDPogfant particulars. aud hence, it
has bee0 postpoae1 until the time intli-
Gated. s
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1880-05-21
Public sp,eahr,,x !.

E=4sW. G. Piper. Republican Candidate for
District attorney of the thir! Judicial !Tr-
emit. will speak at the following ein1es and
places. f0 wit .H
Friday. May A. Albany 7:30 r. nj.
Saturday. May q, Jefferson. l l.. M.
Saturday. May 90. Enrlier. 7::30' T.. NJ
Monday. May II. Siiverton. p. NJ.
Tuesday. May 25, AGrnT;l. I L. M.
"Wednesday. Man Is, G-rvitis. + p. NJ
= Thursday. May q. Salem. 7z5O r. NJ.
F'rfiay. Mdv q. Independence. p. II.
u Moniay. May 81. Slmrirlan. p. NJ.
81 Tuesday. .Iune I. SIcAIinnville. 7::}O p. IA .
"Wednesday, june 2. North Yanhill, 1
r. 81. @
Thursday. June 8. In Fayette.7:30 T. vi.
Friday. june 4. Dayton, T.. Nj.
Everybody Is respectfully invited to
attend an.i hear the political issues of the
day discussed.
/. The opposing candidate for district at
torney Is most respectfully invited 10 be
present at said meetings. participate in
the discussions aspl share All equal diviA-
ion OF time.
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HunaIx s,elaIai laIaissIsalaza.


The Democratic stale Ceistraf COM
rniEtee met In Portland. at the call Of the
ChaIrmasS, on Tuesday, for the purpose Of
sslscting candidate for the Office Of
tstste Printer. made vacant by the death
Of Hon.. w. ID. Carer: After . hot con-
test, consuming the larger portion OF
Tuesday and Tuesday night. aud result
ing In .Sorty-niEe ballots. Tom Merry
succeeded in getting the nomination over
ciaib Stewart. Tom Merry, We are in-
GCrmed ,aia NOT . member OF the '.art pre-
saETasaye, +" and bis only claim is that he
~ Netng newspaper at Dalles. One the
sEaas shana ClsfbA Stewart is q practical
Sssnsag Al We1 as elisex, aud had a Claim
70 fas- nomlnaakon tllae shoald not have
bsan i@al0red. Ne believe that the Com.
Sntttae was composed Of ssproxies," as
was khs RepablicaR Comnlistee which
mset IN Portland the week before. We
mow have two candidates sOs aEhe oeaea OF
SEate PrfateHs stlaer &C whom ss prsn.
teE, anaAa nos 10 eQnity and justice to
ths rneng able pFinter-editoss In. the
State, eutttled 70 tle nominatlon. And
we ha1ae9a we v0Ice tbs feeling Of printers
throusllo los the State In this matter. Le,
aiae baud play. -