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N1CYCLES,
HOTEL.
ATLANTIC HOTEL,

0ppos1le 1oek Island tth. Southern It. r. Dtpot.
Lately renovated refurnishch. AND chAnand through.
at & per d4J. ~. r. +. MEHEKVf.
, 1880-03-25

TURpENTINE.
WILMINGTON. March 2h-srlnIrs TuarxSrtNE-
, 1880-03-25
THE COURTS.
Judge Moran Decides that Non.F .Free.
holder Il Debarred
ny the Common Law from Serving on
Juries In This State.
New Suits, Judgments, Divorces, Bank
ruptcy Matters, Etc.
JURORS QUALIFICATIONS.

JURORS QUALIFICATIONS.
An fntcrcatfng point of law was ratscsf for tho
first tinlo In this State before Judge Moran in
tho Clrcult Court ycstcr,lay afternoon. 1urnr
was challenged by MIR. william =. nrackott. Of
the firm Of Krnus l. flrackctt. on tho ground Of
hts not botnR II frecho'dcr. Judge Moran, after
hcariny Mr. Drackettts argument. allowed tho
ehatchRe for cause, and tho Juror rus sot hsidr.
Tho argument, In substance, was as follows:
The doctrine that in order u be a Juror tnhn
must also bo freeholdcr had heen In force
decisions fron tho Year Books. carly writer's.
and rcpuT.a were citod Z, a,tsta'n this. This
fsS linz ~ss & fbo sa enanes ss
Of t!s'. trius and tuilctat proceedings, accorffng
to sa t e1sn ~ Of the q } ~ wr
lstsss ~ Frst tsis sSt q e';giiensinF Ssf iask
considered 20 gruat a o,,trngc TINT tho trnchn'1
& jiiFtis q less: The stat,,to e ssoond iic%r
statute regulating this common law rtghi. Tho
prntnote e that stntutc Was pArtia.llarly appli;
!" that maay u'auaiiied perrons have q lato
been snm,noncd IS j.rogs, and by reason Of their
5a s IN *c5s s Ho " @
oraets that the freehold auataration a. can,1nnn
law shall betncrcascdl l. The ctrnchnl1?,,alitisat,on
other States. It Is noi, therefore, ID anceut
aus # e IT, ufor9 IT, sMaS
skse 5 n' III. us sn be 1es suo5 Erie sa
exceptions rs warc known to tho ct,Entnnn fnw,
ute. y IN full force in Illinois.
and sarre,nc C,tlrts, II win grcntly purify trinl
" 1.iry 10 this State, aud do away With profcs-
TIE FIDELITY.
In tho case OF A. A. johnson VI. Tho Fidelity
, 1880-03-25

~ f1le on your corn4 With tho "Jnpnnnso Corp-'
fAe." " will surely cure aud end palm. IS cupty.
, 1880-03-25
AoIal PoF hHnutIls., &Eu4iuQ
AfFLtHNT fMDIkNE. Z -


The dobt Of the United Btatcs to the Indial
exceeds ia 0U, 600, ~ set forth below;
Principal required to pay 500, ,lB9, per-
aanufa..; :...........: ..:...s:..:....s ~ 1,aaa7'
Ment, on which it pays 5 1oF cent per
ant,ssln tthls Includes $4SS, ,1e7 worth
?, son's coaiidvndsi plorfj......v..::.. s,eoh
Tteasascr of tho Tnited stetss.: :..::. s,oaa7!
nTtsasurer Of the Unitsd gtates....:.: s,s14,8
Honds stolen BY Secretary Thotnpson's .
CLERK, for, which CoagEpss has maao
an appropriation. lon................-..:. $40
aggregate A1nuunt OF annuai inatall-
sllpulAt iona s. . ltl42
New-York tribune., 1880-01-13

ON AND AF1TP NOVEMBER 10. 1870.
Fypress rains leave NcwYOk DesO ses aud C0rtandt
Streets Ferries iUDws:
7O lU Sundays, 45O aud .. u. 13r.
S.3 AMI 10 \. "a.
Express Trains lgavc New York daily except Sunday, at go
Nm. through Trenton and Camden.
Ros. OF rooRl,n Annex with all thron gh train
at Jersey Guy anordng speedy and direct transfer Tor
BROOKLYN travel.
Returning trains leave West philadelphia l20l 800. sI5,
Isb B. $40 aud II q. (IAmliCl ESpicss 1870 m.)
l:sj. 9 4. $50 z. aud .;S5 p W. on sGn1sy i2l 52,
s.In $40. "A l., 7.i5 -. IN. Itavo F!1lafCph1
Car,lcn o .. No. and $50 p. daily except sunday
cLet OfceSb26 and 94I Broadwayi House rnd foot
Of De ros,es aud CotlRnd rs Couitst Phdnrokh Az
nex Depot foot FuOnst BROOKLYN Nos lli iB aud lls
Hudson Hobosen Depot Jersey CIV EnierInt Ticket
on Battery Place.
Jhc NcwYork Transfer Company will call Tor and check
barga ge from hotels and residences. .
FHANK THOMSON. L. r. fhNMEI
General Manager General Passenger Agent
New-York tribune., 1880-01-13
NEW W-JERsEY SOUTHERN RAILWAY.

cave Ncw-York, foot Iibortv-st G. r. r. ~ " j. , -,
$50 For .arIlngal, Toms ltiFc dtbesA' N"' d"
ealte station. ~ .,... % nav
ll5p. m foms itiyrt. me ald MI hiau'n' 10 p
SIDE AND FOR AgI.NNItt' j. I. ,,.. r....,. ,rc,-,
400 %. MP FalflueDat, IONS hi'el' ''ihVa'' ''
-. d D
New-York tribune., 1880-01-13
Ocean CLEANERS.
A MEXICAN LINE.

A MEXICAN LINE.
"a FOR QUEENSrOWN AND LIVERPOOL
On'y Transatlantic LAna uuler the AMERICAN FLAG
sailing every Thursily from Philadelphia and every We'd
nes.ay from Liverpool.
Lord COUGH. WEDN EsDAY, Jan. II. 1880 a. M
RED STAR LINE-FOR ANTWERP.
10 alternately from IIilal lphii AMI
NewY landing within few hours ride OF the
points Of inter- 81 on the Continent
RIIYNLAND, SATURDAY, jan -
For rates passage ana other information apply 70
PETER WRIGHT & SONS, General AGENTS .
301 Wanu,-st. Philadelphia ~ Broadway, NeW. YORK
JOHN MCDONALD. Agent, Bdtteryplacc. New forS
GENERAL TRANSATLANTIC COMPANY,
~ BETWEEN NEW-YORK AND HANRE
pier ofCompany Mcv) No 10 N0rth Hger loot o M)r9ns
Travellers by this ne avoid both transit by English ral
way ana inc dscomfoIts OF erossng tae Channel small
boat. ,,,,-..,... To-. o., ,o --
ANERIQUE. B. Joucia " ednrsday' teb. =, ~ 2. M
NCF Trudelle...... w c,nes'aY FeD lS il H.
Check drawn Credit Lvonna OF Pans In amounts 70 sl
LOUIS DE BkBlAN. Agent 20. % broadway
New-York tribune., 1880-01-13

DOUBLE TRACK, 1IIF MOST IMrEOVrD TQCirMENT,
AID TuE FASTEST TIME CONSISTENT
WIFI AnsOII TE sAfEIY.
New-York tribune., 1880-01-13

1G THROUGH TEAMS ZACH WAY DAILY; 3 DEPOTs
IN PHILADELPHIA. 2 IN SEw-YoHK.
New-York tribune., 1880-01-13
V TII'hN''1 III M HIA
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.

TIE OLD ESTABLISHED ROUTE AND SHORT LINE
BFTNFIN
NEw-YOEK AND PHILADELPHIA.
New-York tribune., 1880-01-13
REAL ESTATE.

NEw-YoRK, Monday, Jan. 10, 1880
THO following sales were held at the Ex-
change saloICouQo-dey:
Bg Lcspfndsse & lriedpGn.
., so,y nr ck bulding. Will plot Of land 10 to22
~ ulcers nj running through TO 2a4 70 8t'S)
'..rr, Al not oi laud lSOXZO4 x2OO&iO3. lOx&Ox go
By L.J. & T. PhtittDs
,,rv frame stable " "a plot OF land on East list
- "A corueI Of avenue b. plot Of Lard l73x-XSS
x2j5X aSx M Aiso "l" u'o'' $4,000
New-York tribune., 1880-01-13
RAILROAD.
U,HE ERIE RAILWAY,

y
WEsTEIN RAILROAD. Arrangement Of trains taking
'"5 M dncaaat; and CHICAGO pay oE5prosa Drawing
GPm a faT s. Iog EKPTefS pr ne aTsyhg .l aa at Smo ,l
wet, Pulmsns best Drawingroom Sleeping Coaches TO
= p. H. CDalyl Pacific Express FOR tho we.t sleeping
Coarh 1a ionSH ,out eSaaS s o Dining can, ~
C1'I"T1 IN Emigrant tralu Tor the West
Trains e1Ef CaanDfI7 are, DgP2 & ok OK fGr o "a,
p. and II midnight Saturday nights only SUNDAYS. Gl5
d. lEaSefioTd % @ and rassaie g 1, & 10 .9so the
II mdnglt, suniayS g. $50 1910 iAj. ESQ j.
'ip 4ersc@ IL %% gl5 100 40 10 ,o2o llso 12 noon.
{;s9 { :; ~ ~ p 4 AZ % T. p n ani IL MUM 'O "''
cT1@n T. 1850 !G:}G ~ Id 800 D. $40. p. IL
midn eni. sundays G. $50 iO:2O a. $40. 6dO. p M,
WaITsI o "a ool91Sa M a9 7so p m m $780, 4sop m. sun
% sa' SS9 a. ang ~ Kingston m $3.50 p Sundays, s3O
days g, $50, io:,1 a. m, $50 p IN "a ~
Maeetoyn. 10 - & i9 M ni TGS 1 1U w and p M ~, S0n
u IRAN, nc connect with Sew Y5rk Osweso Midland RAJ,
rcSS e. Jsrv go g. 1920 4.sO g. p m Sundays
ego Io12 o. m m,sye 2s qlrIeroi and quarter after each
fom S a. n TO aas nd o D. ~ aacs a % in Bqamias Tom m
and Sleeping coaches be ohtanrh ana orders for the
checsiug transfer a. oS fgs ' 9S @ e. 5e Son;
Qsgs g; ora Or Al the coSany Depois " u no
train from West ariiye in NowiorK at '2J
M l22r IIo scd sIo IAoH@ir. r. Or GcT Passr Agt NewYos
NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW W-JERSEY.
Trsins leave Englewood Closer rieno and }ack
= aS0 q 20 a. No.. l. s. 45O $500 Gao, $50 1880 D. M
Sundays 1a. anG $50 p. The 1880 p n. train viii
l.sV. III saturday nights
Nanuet Spung Valley and MOnsey, 300 a. M 4'Oop IN
JhO y. ABBOTT Genl Passr Ast No".N0rk
Two PHILADELPHIA
4 VIA
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD
HE OLD ESTABLISHED ROUTE AND SHORT LINE
BFTMFIN
NEW-YOEK AND PHILADELPHIA.
1G THROUGH TEAMS zach WAY DAILY; DEPOTs
IN PHILADELPHIA. IN ElW-YOHK
DOCELE TRACK, 1IIF MOST IMlEONTD TQUiIMENT,
AND TuE FASTEST TIME CONSISTENT
WITH ABSOLUTE SAFETY.
ON AND Ar1ER NOVEMBER 10. 1879
New-York tribune., 1880-01-13
Steamboats, ano Railroads.

BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD
~ Leave New-York from foot OF DesbTcsse' anu WV
for Washington, Pitisbarg c9unbg' g. GnGnast
Indianapo' Chicago ana the Wet Eicnml ~ Te ARK
one Ptisbqg and Chicago M W.. pn,,mo, cars from
New York to Baltimore AM washington masins G"se T
ana 81 I6Eis Through Pullman Baltimore TO Cncii-
100 m daiIT for washington the South and wc'r Poll
man sleepes nom New YORK 10 BamoIe and Washns,%O %
rs louisville Louis Columbus Pittsburg the sorth ann
Souhw' ST. Through Pn man cars IRON Baltimore 10
natl connects AZ Washington win trains Tor Lyhc"puE
FLORIDA, NCw.C H. ani the south ,. O.. oooo o.,
Broadgay NewYo. and at ckct offers foot Of Cortanit
ana Desiroseos.sfs and Depot Jersey Ci,y. ,np.ev.
ROUND TRIP IiAASt6'cSo AS6 'cSoLIonh6o. I9 SS'''7 49,,
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSLf'
~ Feny station ~ New YORK foot oi LPertyFS' Perty,F Wharf
Sg Ss e IN bsooi GHl ia eavo foot of
$50 a. m-For FirIarirton Easton. BevtdTe Mauea
CbnnI, Iama9ua, Nkesbare, Elmira &c. O''"''8 -
5 igh Bridge ranch Easton IiaSylSPmTs Wams
1910 a m and $40 p. m.-For Somcrve and FleTng'l
Jpn Fcr Flcmngton Easton, Mauch chunk. Ianitquh
Vi scsbare scranton. 1unkhannock, TanaquA li'%o''
200 p 70. IIig Bridge Branch Eason BeVider' anu
5=G p NJ dayFor Ees'on, Allentown @ sgd i, tIaTriS'rs 80
r5 t r. p IN. m t laesi Ionts see timetables at stations
Brock sui nrme liac stations at $50 for fS''
AISnie~%9 w hedS aa and @ 4nncv" make CONNECTION
aJer-ev cry station. to and from brooklyn ana 'i0
Jersey Cy.
NEW-YORh andLONG BRANCH DIVISION 6l'., Ion
1onth A1hoy Re- Brni Tong Branch ocean Grove &C."
80 e. m 49, o. an ~ iio r3n p YFoRT at Maawan sta
uon.
ERLEHOLD and NEW-YORK, RAll1W,5A1, A1N,5 J,
I Connection. Leave foot OF Lberty'st. ior fieo"' "
Slj. li:ij q Ia, 1, j.ij =. NJ
NEW JERSEY SOUTHERN RAILWAY.
"
New-York tribune., 1880-01-13
Giin Real estate for Sale.

A FINE HOUSES. LOWEST PRICES Ill
"A. 5th.AVE AND 6Sd.sT. null size and extension I'D
81 near bthaye q feet 37thst, Park ave, medium ze
includes exquisite furniture. V. X. STEVENSON, Jr. l
Pine, 95 East l7th-st, or COL 6thaye
EOR SALE or EXCHANGE.-fIn house and
I Is lots on Morris mia Heights, NewYork City. RU
LAND q WHITING, BcekmRn-t
LOR SALE or exchange.-Flats and apart
meDt nouses in part Of the city, country property
and cash. j. = ANNETTE. p1ne-st.
EOR SALE.-The four-story and basement
L BRICK HOUSE No. l24 EssI 2lth-st 20xo61S @ 1o. Z
Broadway, Room ..
I IBERTY- ST, near NASSAU.-Fiye story
~ brick store Wnl be sold very low. rutland &
WHITING, . Beekman-st
flIO RENT.-A irst-class flat OF six rooms,
all mnroyenents West 45thst. FOR particulars al-
ply 20 J. ROMAIEE BLOWN. l,2sO Broadway
Gs(0 0N0 FOR a BEAUTIFUL e,2 2O-foot
CpetO.tDNeO l.stOry house 51thst, near eth ave j.
W STEVENS. BrOadN sy 52d-st.. ga Pine-st
New-York tribune., 1880-01-13
Cutiion Gales OF Real Gstate.

MORRIks, WILklSS S si A. AnftiSnsfT 5 %Sst c
H. II. LUDLOW q co. will sell Ut auction on THURSDAY
january 10 1880 O'Clock, ut the Exchange sales
III Broadway rnity Buildngl n y estate OF 30 JSh N @ o
Ruyt-r West lOhstTbe desirable 4slory, hgh stop
bek dwelling O. 10 West 10th ST.. nca bthevei house Is
26x7O feet yey fair order coutans water and gas
throughout lot 94l0 Immediate possession given 1eIns
q pine ~ n Y Y' t641OJ
New-York tribune., 1880-01-13
Gelp uanieo.

NGELLiS TURKISH, ELECTRIC and
~ nOMAN BATHS, I'll Lexington ave, want Americans
under twsnS eve for baths anu once
xxTANTED.-Experienc Scarf Makers 10
w work given out. Ii Davies Co.i21 and i2o BdEay
New-York tribune., 1880-01-13

HUION LINE. z,,...,.-.,..
TX UNITED STATES MAIL STEAMERS
FOR Qj EENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL,
Leaving per 80. n. x foot OF kina st.
NEVADA. IL bAf. Jan. p ll;3O a. m
MONIAN = -, y !in' 2 o' ' i
ARIZON 4 tt E~DAN. Feb 10. y q. m
MNOM ESDAl. rep H. ~ T. IN
- These steamers are bult OF ron IN Wacrught COM
parments and furnished |.h every rev se 70 hiahV
tantc both safe and agreeable nav
ing bath rOOm smoking-tOou, oIawinRroom, piano a1f
steAides4 ana acr'r on
each The staterOnms are al upper deck tu nst
ing those atest OF al luxarts III dea perfect FcAjh
AMI !. giit. -,..s,.o-, ..o .,o- =,
sioo TSTERMEDIkTE StOf 81 EhNAGE, at low rates
,g GTION
New-York tribune., 1880-01-13

NEW-YORk and LONG BRANC1 DlN 1l. i,rIr bc,
a cave York. loot Oi IheIfy-st iof F,ien .r
South AmhOy, Re Bans, Long BRANCH O'e"" ''' ~
S1j 80 l:lj g. 5l5 T. m n, ntatanan sa-
STAGE connection 10 anu from Is t. N-'A "' -
New-York tribune., 1880-01-13
AND HAVANA DIRECT MAIL

Those frsca4s steam hr. -1 regularly at 2. from
Iicr SO. 3. Nort River. a- follows:
NI.Et ttt b. ttnf. du-c' Wct Jan u
e-rT 900 pi tIBS. capt foo JAN. 81
Atcomu citations -ed For freight orpa7-aS apply
to VIIIIAt. T. GCLIUEN 'O. 80. 3j Bt0llwiy.
Ar.ttI Havana
New-York tribune., 1880-01-13
nedl gsiaic 10 gxfbange.

EAChANGE.-Some very desirable BROOK
ma, l.xS BROWN STONE DWELLINGS. IN comylet Q
Ss.a country residence or farm. J. o. HoYT son. %
New-York tribune., 1880-01-13

Dancno Nraoemcs.
At TRENORS, Broadway and 32d-st.
"a ApuITs are eIMMLDIATELTtIsnghi the WALTZEs' VEL ~
CHILDREN the GRACE5 OF the Dance, WALKING, &c.
All pupils attend by TICKET, any day OF evening.
Ladies and gentlemen practice every Friday eyenlng
ALLEN DODW0RTHS
N SCHOOL FOR DANCING
AT HIS RESI- DENCE. no. GSl 6TH.AVE.
Send for circulars
New-York tribune., 1880-01-13
INMAN LINE ROYAL MAIL STEAMERS

National Iinc.-Frpm mcw) Pier 80, North Il.
4N--FCE OUEFN,lDNN AID LlFLiti OCl-----
fi.A NCr fli In %. l. l iA pr.--.--Jai. %, D. n
----'-lOE LONDON lNIctora Docksl.----
I.fE....... lau. d. %. 49,. iiA4l an J y g. M
Cabin Sfl currency: go. Drafts from u
uuHrrl tud tt iOw rates: C0u'auy, One N'-' oo
am ~ -lluLnM.N. y W. J. ~ hoI. NIll--I
New-York tribune., 1880-01-13
Business Ghaness.

A BUSINESS for SALE-$3, 900. cash.-A
"A remarkably good opportunity, and that Will bear
borough invesu; alion Can at Beeknans St, Room Is.
New-York tribune., 1880-01-13
-EW -YORK CENTRAL and HUDSON

W VIA THE FALL RIVER LINE.
For special luitet uCkcfa II amers Old COLONY ana
STWPOVT leave NeW-York daily excepting sundays, at
4Sn m from Pier ~ Norh River foot u Murray IT, Leave
BrOol Ign. 400 Jer-ey tity. 4:kO m, Wa Auhe1
New-York tribune., 1880-01-13
1T. PLEASANT MILITARY ACADEMY.
n :. =. -.LL----. --.-L---.- 10. E-L-

ADDRESS MAPLEWOOD INSTITUTE.
n For NoUn0 Ladies, Pttsacli Mass , -
NcTt tenn begins January .. Boarl and hrchsh' e9V.
UOLDEN HILL SEMINARY for Young Ia
[Tdlcs HridetUor Conn ADDRESS Miss EMILY NILSSON
EEISS BULKLEYS BOARDING and DAY
w SCHOOL for young Do jos. IaIIy town on.ihe HUDSON
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1880-09-08
A GOOD MAN DEFEATED.

The Washoe County Republican Con-
wention yesterday defeated for candi-
date for State. Senator Hon. William
Boardman, who made such an excellent
record in the Senate two years ago.
Boardman, by his course in the Legls.
Iature, antagonized the railroad intlu-
once, and he was defeated on the
seventh ballot by two majority. On
the sixth ballot Boardman had % votes,
Bragg /, and Dawson Is. Men OF all
parties in Nevada, who do not wear the
corporation collar, will regret the de-
feat of Mr.. Boarelman, who was the
Recognized leader of the members OF the
Legislature of 1879, who stood by their
pledges to the people. We fear the
"Cradle of Reform has succumbed to
the influence of the Railroad
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1880-09-08
RHODE ISLAND DSFRANCHIsEMENT
LAWS.

A communication on the Rhode Is
land election laws, which deny foreign
born citizens the right OF suffrage unless
they own real estate of the assessed
value Of 1874, is printed in another
column. The writer of that communi-
cation is gentleman for whom We en-
terrain the greatest respect, but we re-
spectfully submit that his exceptions to
the article on the subject in eontro-
versy, which appeared in the SILVER
STATE yesterday are not well taken. He
admits that foreign born citizens are
denied the privilege of voting in Rhode
Island unless they own real estate but
exonerates the Republican party from
all blame in the matter, because the
restriction law was in force before that
party was organized. In this he states
the fact, but it should be remembered
that repeated efforts have been made
since the Republican party came into.
power in the State to alter the constl-
nyton, so that foreign born citizens, not
owning real estate, could vote, but they
have always been defeated. The pro-
position to extend the suffrage to sol
diers of foreign birth, who had served IN
Rhode Island regiments during the war,
was submitted to the voters au the
Presidential election in 1876. The tes-
timony before the Wallace Committee
of the Senate shows that it was made
party question at the polls, Democrats
favoring and Republicans opposing It.
At that election, according to the Tri-
bune Almanac, which is conceded to be
good Republican authority, 26,6
votes were cast OF these Hayes re-
eeived 1877, and Tilden l0,7l2, the
remaining l26 voting for neither. TINS
shows Republican majority OF over
5000, yet the proposed amendment was
defeated, and soldiers and sailors,
American citizens, who fought for the
Union, are denied the privilege of
voting, because they were born in for
eign countries, and do not own real
estate. These are facts, not campaign
falsehoods, and our columns. are at the
service of our esteemed correspondent,
to explain, if he can, why the Republi-
can party is not responsible for their
existence
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1880-09-08
NEW TO-DAY.
Order to show Cause.

In the Fourth District Court OF the State Of
NsyaGa, in and for the County OF Humboldt
In the matter OF the estate OF a. L. Page, de-
ce3sed-Order 10 show cause why order OF sale
Of real estate should not be made
T G. Hanson, the Administrator of the estate
OF A. l.. Page, deceased, haGing filed his pc
tition herein duly verified, praying for an
order OF sale OF all the real estate Of said dece-
dent, for the purposes therein set forth:
1t is therefore ordered by the Judge Of said
Court, that ali persons interested in the estate
of said deceased appear before the said Court
on sATU RDAY, the 9th day OF October, lss0,
at 10 o'clock in the forenoon of said day, at the
Courtroom OF said Court, at the Court house in
Winnemueca, County OF Humboldt, to show
cause why an order should not be granted TO
the said Administrator TO sell so much of the
real estate OF the said deceased at private sale,
as shall be necessary. And that copy or this
order be published az least four successive
wee-ss.in the SILVER SIxFE, a newspaper printed
and published in said Humboldt County.
WM. 5. BONNlFlEp, Judge.
Dated September sth, 1850. ss-td
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1880-09-08
Registration Notice.

Notice is hereby given that the Official Reg
lister for Quin River District, No. II, is now
try Agent for said District, between the hours
of 10 o'clock A. n and6 O'Clock P. N. OF all legal
days up to the 2ls: day Of October, A. d. 1880,
for the registration OF the names of all legal
voters OF such Election District, prior to the
General Election TO be held ON the SECOND day
Of November, A. D. 1880
CHAS, BOWLING,
Registry Agent for Quin River Election Dis
trict, No. IT.
Quin River, September 7. 1880 sep8.td
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1880-09-08

A special from Navasola, Texas, says
that man named Peoples, returning
from Mclean, where he had sold cot
ton, was waylaid; killed and robbed
by Taliaferro, a negro. Taliaferro was
captured near Independence and while
on his way back some men disguised
overpowcred the guard and carried off
the prisoner. 1t is supposed they
lynched him.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1880-09-08
PARADISE POLITICS.
What a Granger has to say on the Subject.
PARADISE Sent < 1890


PARADISE, Sept. 5, 1880.
EDITOR SILVER STATE: Verify, the
political pot beginneth to boil. Aspi-
rants for political preferment, in cow
hide boots and under carefully prepared
hay-seed coiffures, are diligently circu-
lating among those entitled to register.
| All good men and true; all honest men,
to whom we, the people, are indebted.
This much without prejudice to either
party.
Some time since noticed letter in
your paper from "An Old Republican, "
in which he appeared to deprecate the
possibility of two such good men as
Angus Morrison, and Charles Mcconnell
being pitted against each other for the
State Senate. | also noticed reply
thereto from Jefferson Democrat. For
sound political logic commend me to
something different from either Of these.
l assume that the masses, 1.-THE people,
regardless of party, are honest, and
therefore ask for honesty; that they
are progressive, and therefore demand
progress; that they are intelligent, and
therefore seek for intelligent and eapa-
bic men to represent and ill every posi-,
ton within their gift. hold then that
this desirable aim Of the people can
only be attained by placing just such
men as those named in opposition to
each other for every position Oh the cal
endar.
z malfeasance IN Office is to be Gene
away with; if the official business of
county, State and general governments
is to be conducted upon honest, upright
principles, without fear or favor; if
last but not least machine politics
is to be buried beyond the possibility
Of resurrection, it can only be done by
pitting our BEST men against each other
for every position.
The Republicans here are securing an
extensive list of signers for the perma-
nent organization of Garfield aud Ar
thur Club. Soon their banner will be
to the fore, and Republican gospel will
be dispensed by Bros. Palmer, Scott,
Harvey, Powell and others. Minor,
too, may try to enlighten an audience
! that know more than himself. But
surely they cannot hope to compete
with the pets of the Hancock Club
he of the striped pole and our journal
istic typo Of the Reporter. By the
way, you must have heard that our
Harry is a candidate for Recorder
How about the Republican campaign
paper he was to- run? Our Democratic
candidate for Sheriff is popular, and we
think will be ''hard horse to curry. :"
Billy Burns word TO man is always
reliable. As a Republican said to ne
the other day, Billy Burns is natural
officer, always affable and gentlemanly,
| yet ever prompt and fearless. With
commiseration for your readers, re
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Registration Notice.

Notice is hereby given, that the Official Reg
lister for oreana District, No. 4, is now open at
the Office OF Samuel Clay, Registry Agent for
said District, between the hours OF 10 clocl,
A. n and O'Clock P. NJ. of all legal days ap to
the 2lst day OF October, A. D. 1859, for the
registration Of the names Of all legal voters OF
such Election District, prior to the General
Election to be held on the second day OF Octo
Der, 1850.
SAMUEL CLAY,
Registry Agent for Oreana Election District,
No. 1.
Oreana September :, 1850. ss.td-
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NEW TODAY.
Registration Notice.

Notice is hereby given that the Official Regis
ter for Bartlett Creek District, No. IA, is now
open at the residence of L. ID. Vary, Registry
Agent for said District, between. the hours OF
10 O'Clock A. N. and g. O'Clock 81. of all legal
DAYS up to the 21st day OF October A. d. 1880,
for the registration of the names of all legal
voters of such Election District, prior to the
General Election to be held on the second day
of November, A. D. 1880.
L. D. VARY,
Registry Agent for Bartlett Greek Election Dis
trict, No H.
Bartlett Creek, September I, 1880. sepS-td
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An election is being heldin San Fran
DISCO to-day to adopt or reject the New
Charter If the. Chronicle tells the
truth, it will be adopted by large ma
iority, but other San Francisco papers
siy it will be rejected.
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At Earshaw, Arizona, Cherokee Bob
shot and killed Mark Moore, teamster,
Sunday morning. Cherokee Bob was
mortally wounded. The difficulty
arose about horse trade.