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the truth, and says that she simply re-
CARDS herself as an agent oil her
Heavenly Father" for all the good that
she can do. She says that her
"Heayenly Father" has many times sup
piled her with necessary suggestion
when she was in pinch. When she
prays to Him she Is accustomed to walk
up and down her room and talk to Him
in prayer. She gave me q partial recital
Of one OF these prayers, which was GER
tainly quite original. She reasoned her
case, as 1t were, with Him, commencing,
"Now you know, my Heavenly Father,
that need help, and that have tried TO
deserve it, &c. After a season OF this
sort Of communion her mind would be
turned in the right direction and she
would see her way out OF her troubles.
"Now, what has Bob Ingersoll gol
to say TO that2" she triumphantly asked,
She Is q great believer in prayer, aud hat
had an experience Of It's efficacy that, n
her opinion, etIectually disposes OF Tyndal
and all the scientists. She lost married
daughter six months ago. whom she Ia
ments most feelingly. She spoke Of hel
in the same high terms oil devotion OK
pressed for her husbands. Mrs. Gaines
never loved or disliked anybody by halves
She is a woman OF the most decided type
She told me that her daughter loved me-
In return, and how she said in her las
moments, "Dear mother, | love my hus
band and children devotedly, but | love
Won ten times more than them all. !" lhav'
no doubt that her children are deeply al
tached to her, for as we talked one OF thI
grandchildren came into the parlor ant
kissed her good night.
Take her all in oil, and l must say tha
Mrs, Gaines Is one Of the most remarkable
women / ever met. She IL, as she claims
an example to her sex for all time 70 conn
Of what a woman can. accomplish b.
singleness Of purpose, by pluck, iortitqd =
perseverance and prayer. A. W. Y
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TRUSTEES. SALES.
TRUsTEE's SALE.

BY virtue Of deed Of trust made by Peter Rinkea
AndCcella his vile 10 the undersigned trustee, dated
June 80 1875 and recorded In the office Of the Clerk
Of the County Court OF Ohio county, West yir-
gnl, in deed Of trust book No. 0, page will on
SATURDAY, April ., 1850,
commencing at 10 o'clock A. NJ, proceed 10 sell ut the
front door Of the Court House Of Ohio county, West
Virginia. 10 the Highest and best bidder, the follow
Ing teal cstate-thSt Is certain piece Of land
beginning at o point on the Cumberland road, In
Ohio county, West Va, thence north ~ degrees
east 1896 poles 10 stone ~ the upper corner thence
south s9 degrees west 1889 poles 10 stone, near
drain on The eastern aide thence south 5iH degrees
west poles 10 stone on the west side Of branch
and In Flags line; thence south ~ degrees west II
poles, to the centre Of the National Road; thence
along the centre Of said road south SIX degrees east
NE6 poles 10 the beginning containing three acres
and four peIchos Of land, more or less.
TEKMs OF SALR-0ne-third OF the purchase money,
and much more rs the purchaser may elect 10 pay,
In cash; tho residue In two equal nstallmeuts at x
and twelve months, with interest from day Of tAle
purchaser giving notes. secured By deed Of trust for
deferred payments.
The title 70 the said property "a believed 10 be per-
feet but selling rs trustee, sha convey only such
title sis yested in me By said deed Of trust
L. J. BAYHA, Trustee.
VIZ. p, HuBBARp. Attorney. ieb2S-wis
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Warmers Safe Kidney and Liver Cure
will positively cure Bright's Disease and
Diabetes; and it Is guaranteed that 1t
will also cure 90 per cent OF other Kidney
diseases, 95 per cent OF all liver diseases,
and will help,in every case without injury
20 the system, when taken according to
directions, and the sum of $1,000 will be
paid TO any person who can prove that II
has failed to do this.
Trhs H. Il. WARNER & Go.
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DIED.

oDRERr-on Thursday night, March IS, 1850, At
II O'clock, WA. oDBERr, aged % years.
Funeral FROM his late resljence corner Of Sixteenth
and Jacob sus,S on saturday afternoon at2 O'Clock.
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1857 Przes, amounting 400
Responsible corresponding agents wanted At All
Wfite clearly, stating full address, for further In.
formation or send orders by EXPIRE In Registered
Letter or Money Order BY mail, addressed only TO
- NJ. A. DAuPHN,
Now Orleans, La.
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- No. si9 Broadway, New York.
AH our Grind Extraordinary DralSings arc sads'
de tuperriItOa and management @ GENERALS q. 7.
N. B.-Thi, Company has NO AGENTS In the
BRITISH POSSESSIONS, and all persons pretending
TO be 80 and soliciting orders by circulars or other
Nisa are SMINDLERS. mhlU.MsAw
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TRUsTEEs SALE OF VALUABLE
i VINEYARD PROPERTY.
BY virtue Of ave deeds made by Peter Kreusch 10
me dated respectively July s, 1876 November 1876
April 1877 June Is, 1871 and October 10, 1871, and
Of record In Ohio county land records respectively In
206; 49, page 4e and 10, page Ii9, and by virtue q
two deeds dated respectively April g. 1850, and No.
vember 2 1876 aud Of record 10 said land records IN
Deed Book 81, page 2i2, and Decd Of Trust Book H.
page S3 made by said RrcuSeh 70 G. Elias Siel Tor
whom am acting under power Of attorney, dated
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STANTON & DAVENPORT.

DLANK BooKs-The DAILY lHTRlLl.
ID eeoeer Book Rindsry docs better work Of "
dnas thSn ilIufaea IN Wet Virginia
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SATURDAY, the 10Th day Of AurlI. Isso.

beginning at 10 oeloek A. sell at public auction,
NJ the front door Of the Court House Of Ohio county
In the City Wheeling the following parcels Of land
together with the improvements thereon. and known
out lots numbered g. 8, TO- H. u and 49, a. laid
out by +. 4 Armstrong, Trustee for Emily A. Zane
upon his plat Of out lots, duly Of record 10 haId Ohio
20 Of land set out with thrifty grapes Of several
varieties and form one Of the most NlIuGble vine.
yards 10 the State. The buildings, including largo
wine cellar, are new and In excellent repair.
TRRNS OF SALE.-uno.th third In cash, and a. much
more 40 the purchaser may elect 10 pay In cash. and
the residue IN three equal inStallmens payable In O.
u aud IS months, with Interest from day Of sale,
notes for the deferred payments with security 70 DO
approved By the Trustee
/ Hrnvrr AnotIonsas - obAhA lsb aIG1ee:
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EDUCATIONAL.
WEST VIRGINIA UNIVERSITY.

Mine departments Of study te1t.6ooGs furnished
penlas for one year from eI75 70 0200t non-sec-
tarian, liberal. thorough. Fall term begins sep
tembeF Sd, 1879.
A.SPor catalogues and other Information apply
% the Prsident, ]. u. Thompson, horpntowr
West Va. anI
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tpIronlAL CORRESPONDENTS.

a y,sI, 10 n celebrated woman-An In
tsrylaw with mrs. Myra Clark Gaines.
AL .,,,.,1,.o,, Mach 10
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CDEES BDEGNS, CTJIS zAND BEIgISESs
CTJRE rs BURNS. CUTS AND BRUISES.
81, nj .rauIIs RRo NH
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Cures Lame Back and Stiff Joints
Cures Lame Back and Stiff Joints
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VIZ. P. HUBBARD, Attorney.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1880-11-16
THANKSGIVING PROELA-
NATION.

IHaccordance with the Proclamation Of the
President OF the United States, and conforming
to usage honored ini many years Of observ.
anee; recognizing the dependence Of this state
and It's people upon Supreme Architect and
Ruler for existence and happiness; devoutly
grateful for the measure Of prosperity enjoyed
during the present year, !. John II. Kinkead,
Governor of the Stater OF Nevada, 90 hereby
designate
THURSDAY. the 2Jth Day or November,
A. d. 1850, as DAY OF THANKSGIVING
AND PRAISE. On that day | recommend to
the people Of this State, that, forsakiIx for the
time their business pursuits, they assemble in
places of worship and elsewhere, and render
unto the Almighty the homage OF a. grateful
people.
.~--t In testimony whereof, have here.
! SEAL unto set nv hand and caused the
| Great seal OF the state Of Nevada TO
( - be affixed. Done at Carson CITY, Ne
Yada, th'atenth day OF November. IN the year
OF our Lord one thousand eight hundred and
eighty.
JOHN III. KINkEAD.
Governor OF the State OF Nevada.
BY the Governor
JASPER BARcocK, Secretary of Sta.s. nl2td
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1880-11-16
THE, BULLION TAX.

The Virginia Enterprise advocates
the notifications the Bullion Tax Act,
SO that low-grade ores shall become
available, and prosperity return to what
has been and still ought to be pros
porous State of the Union. The Enter
prize finds no fault with. Sherman and
Galfeld's policy onDther silver question,
which causes loss of from fourteen to
eighteen per cent: on silver. bullion,
and does much more to retard the pros
perity of Nevada than the tax on the
net proceeds Of the mines.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1880-11-16
AN ERRONEOUS OPINION.

An opinions prevails that the, next
Legislature of this State will not con-
vene until the fist Monday in February.
It probably originated from the pro-
passed amendments to the Constitution,
fixing the commencement of each session
10 that date. AS the amendment has
70 be approved by the next Legislature
and ratified by the, people at the next
saectton before it becomes part Of the
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1880-11-16
NEW TO-DAY.
ORDER TO SHOW CAUSE.

In the District Court of the Fourth Judicial
County of Humboldt, in the matter OF the es-
tate of ASA NICHOLS, deceased
Charles A. Nichols, the Administrator of the
estate of Asa Nichols deceased, having filed his
petitions herein, duly verified, praying for an
order of sale OF so much and such parts Of the
real estate Of said decedent, for the purpose
therein set forth; and also that an order be
made by said Court directing said petitioner to
make full payment for the lands held by said
deceased under contract with the State of Ne
vada, and directing and authorizing patent
therefor to be issued in the name of petitioner:
1t is therefore ordered by the Judge of said
Court, that all persons interested in the estate
of said deceased appear before the said District
Court on MONDAY, the Goth day OF December,
1850, at 10 o'clock A. NJ. OF said day, at the
Courtroom of said Court, in the town of Win
nemucca, Humboldt County, Nevada, to show
cause why an order should not be granted TO
the said administrator to sell so mlleh OF the
real estate OF said deceased, at public or private
sale, as shall be necessary; and also to show
cause why an order should not be made by said
Court directing and authorizing said petitioner
TO make full payment for the lands described III
the inventory and appraisement as lot No. 2,
Contract Lands, and directing the patent there
for to issue in the name OF said petitioner; and
that a copy OF this order be published at least
four successive weeks in the SILVER STATE, a
newspaper printed and published in the County
of Humboldt, State of Nevada.
WM S. BONNIFIELD,
District Judge.
J. II. WTSDLE, Atty for Petitioner
Dated November 18th, 1880 4w
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Capital" SALOON.
BRIDGE STREET, wINNEMuccA.
!. L. avrHEIE.

J. L. GUTHRIE. w I.sBELL.
GUTHRIE 81 BELL. .PFoprietors.
This popular Saloon will hereafter be conduct
ed by the above firm, who will at all times be
pleased to see their friends and the public. The
par has been restocked with the best quality of
WINES; LIQUORS AND CIGARS,
and furnished with First class
BILLIAR ID, TABLE.
The proprietors dim to make the CAPITAL
1eseryedly the most popular resort in town.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1880-11-16

Balance in Treasury October 4, 1880. - 81 1885
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1880-11-16
COUNTY AUDaTOE'S QGAEgERLY
REPOlIT~

AUsoyroR's OFFICE, HUMBOLDT COUNT, NeI
WINNEaucoA, October 5th, 1880.
To THE HoNoRABIE THE BOARD OF COUNTY Con-
MIssloNERs or Humboldt COUNTY, NgyAvs;..
GENTLEMEN herewith submit my Report of
the financial condition OF Humboldt. county,
for the quarter ending October 4th, a. d. 1880:
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1880-11-16
To Whom Ii May Concern.

All persons knowing themselves to bs in
5ebted to the Sheriff for County Licenses are
hereby notified that, unless they pay said
Licenses Immediately, and without further
notice, suits wil be brought against them,
according to the provisions OF the Statutes.
G. N. MILLER,
Sheriff oeTIumboldt County, Neyaia
BY A. DAVIDSON, Depay.
Winnemucca,, November r. 1880. 2w
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Attached TO the Saloon is
LUNCH AND COFFEE STAND

Where all the delicacies OF the season can be
procured at short notice, cooked to order, in
the highest style OF the culinary art.
GUTHRIE & BELL.
Winnemncca, February IL, 1880. ii
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Constitution it does nottaffect the next
Legislature, which will meet as hereto
fore on the first Monday in January.
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FOR SALE,

:, for SALE frst-class RsTEY ORGAN, on
, = Terms; also ONE set Of STUFFED FUR.
NifURE. Apply to - -
r,a L. X. DRAIs.
"innemusca, October %, 1880. I'M.
, 1880-10-05


The primary meetings for tho election Of .lclo-
gntcs to tho Sixth Senatorial Convention which
tltects this oyen!ny Mt o'clock Mt Turner Itntl,
North Clark street, to select orc or two canli-
tlatcs, as nay he deemed best. for tho House Of
REPRESENTATIVES wcro held ycssenluy.
Tho primary In tho Fifteenth, Warl wns held
at tho usllnl placc, corner OF Lurrabcp
md Wisconsin streets, md plrtonk
Of moro than orllMlry interest. There
wns trianxular hRht far tho Senatorial
delegation, aud there ngaln occurred tho snmo
tilsgraceful secnes TINT mnrkcd tho election or
delegates to tho County Convention last Mny.
Tllu several candidates were Charles Il. A1At1a,
Eugene SIttfs, whn hRs served Il term I'll tito
Legislature. artl ". r. Ulldcrwnod, n young
attorney, who lungs for an opi'or,unIty 10 i,oll
down scat III tho coneis or the
ca;a S;"'S 1aS III. 1 Eas"t f. "f 9ean'pTs!sIas: e. TSH,
!,,a.aEea M tho Interest. Of Ada,ns !. !s ssse1isi
t:r'.lc votes were. Gust. Adnms' friends in*ist
tlmt II tnljurIty Of tho "fuslon!sts ynted for
sltti9. ". Avery arGe erow.l was present during
tho poll. Mra hls yntcs werp Registered. 1t gou.l
l.cel.se evident TINT tho struggle w1s between
A.ams Az! H. nn.l slt,g Pnd u ;sns just " cyent
pills closcd ut q clock 1T lr'st lUj pcnrn wcre
vo.e, M MI!,G result ol !he count wns tha elecilon
Vii. IL se sS X !asSssx !an q whe hrSs Wss
f'eHtcI1 Hn " i. G. Kl1kke who fayors Albums.
koSkc. hi @Y 5@ eis i ~ Sio iFs'h Fs'r f. j. + cac T. G.
i e nj !,keIy INIT tla sir,tieii III! 10 con.
fratcd iii tho Convention, Hs the hAllols Wtrc
cnuntcd thrco times 10 Eltl~fy llc candlors.
ind Mr. Adntns shook las,t!s with i1fs snccrssfui
rra ,n r.s,,it an expressed himself rs satisfied With
/. alxTEExrn WARD.
=, The Following delegates were elected to tho
Ssenafnrial Cotscntaon Without opposition: l..
y. Me{;onneIl. Iit0hurt Stunning, Henry
hnG1OH, Henry EAfprIIt Frp,I1
, 1880-10-05

Considerable LUIS bt,eIl sNii In tho ile,yRpapecs
recently alA,nt prospective political discussion
bctwcrtl tho lluI,. CAarIus d. Farwei1 and Perry
II. Smith. lr., tho uDntnecz for C0nHreBs In tAo
Third District II stans thlt tho twn Rp,ltjpuluR
INIT al WahkegMn thu nsllvr dAy, uul! Dir. Far
well congratulated Mr. Fsith upon hIs ,to,nI,la-
tios. Tho 'attur aatt t.D hna previously invited
htsopp4nrDt ta iliscsss tho las'lea Of tho CAM
paiEn, nllA rp4,ewcsl his itvltAu0n. Mr. Fprwcll
Or nut ulslsAs they tsI,llt Mgr,o us to whit tic
Issues YeEY.t Mr.. smith thut .atatol wllut hv
th9uKhtthsy,wtre. Mr; Farwcll ropiiol Tint a ha
War fxprrsseA ,ha 1ltuatiuu: III lin a,s
old min" said tho fNr!i,er.'"l had two
e%SKx WI u Ct s ths th,SnSsis Tsy
thSu, 10 s:"ser Is it, tsrwol!a NV aos sxkxst,! wst
it so !s gs H. sh.ss ff'' axH L IT, t. e s% % as,
his s'aE{!hs E Rs'p%!!tS': :, Mt nStni!h xa,,so4 e
tsnl Gf thn noSnrasnent 70 the De!nscrutl0 party,
wGsa aa ts,ed n: g destroy T.. hr. saiii sail.
ynV VIII l sSs s1 !. t's"a; u 9at want q
BEl,r. 81 9t--Ayrec,llrnt tween III. FarwclI and
myself l'nrrY IL. bntl, Jr] tu .tl1tnlss ptUM1I-
tns Den,ocrasio purity, whleh sought ta destroy
."Ir hs wauts to discuss tho question:" su,a
rshtt eat sss 70 'uo1dee III ,ae
speaks fur iisulf. Mr, smlth adults thut liz
len: nemosFtte party sought 10 destroy the dovcrn.
Mr. SW4h has evidently nut bis font Into It.
and it u, ,pnAerstoo1 tkat tho frlutls III ths
young hihifwtll nut perm.t hlu Ia be ,n,l ghvd VI
oy the eeolne h1 wants to represent lu Cunxruaa+
rrf, ami k@
, 1880-10-05

thure waa ptncttcatty M opposition. Tho Nick
crson t!cket,whtea was I, e'cStca BY vata nf ss,
j. Ulsest,. 1h{s Ticket, whci, wns "stensiIiy f"r
saf fs sl " KWSf Wfd FIR x ass nysi !; ~ se FS
choice. When King rcut!s this mornings Tnln-
usE he will know tntre thnn ac tlal last night,
o en- u " sq notify s!s r. n w n sosis *s g satses
Somebody riHe's csest.lMis.
Tho other primary: ,Mhtsh was n,anagcsa, hy
s,rect. Tho Judges c1ant TINT tliorG, we're .lG
ynfer poiir.i. Wherr they cit''c fr,'f nn',.ty
e,% e%'' ha*e h @ y "s @ Sss g GS''1G ,t;s lo~ Py gs
in@ie on tho trow.i wl,it s.,rro,,si thn c"i,,s i.
ty prtnury, nt ncctss WINS hail t city directory.
tl,nt1 iw, Or ihrpc po',plc standing arn,lnI Tho
p9tl. Qt th1eio votes, ctuht wt,rn caat fDr Tho
er ,p';,xs e2ws At tie na & ho s an 1 or
1nmes J. tscnly. u@urgo W. Montgomery. Lewis
a.. fscr1. ll.s.ct II. 1ncnn, Lewis F. aEul,s. n,h
ea sket & i. uasr tut tho nItsn sS 'nas hfs Ill., .
II u,lmittctito the Cnnventinn anl ,t,err will b,
II contest It Will te solid for EhnsIcH l.. Easlo.,
hs .icciluc!it viii give its voia ior james j.
lfcn1y. ~
:. In tho Ninth Wnt4i tho rtesnrnn+ Senatorial
ns ,skSt %. s sofs e. a,srs ~ sq' Grts to - as 5 i
Ilrcekc,1ridyc. Il. NJ. Nicnel4nn. insnpi, lien.
lflcks Hntiiiiel DtIta 1afns SURPLUS a,i tcint1l
setatse md for tic other enitl!'!uso viii ofnr
10 lhn wishes OF tho Fist wari Tho rritn9ry
was dovn,'!tnt Interest Gxcopt inr the i.,lrsloi,
TENTH WAHn.
In tho Tenth War,I thare wns m contest In tho
election nf Senatorial lceElfes, uns1 those rlte.
mi ct't,td t,.st ha Induced t, *uy TINT thoy Ind
/. j.. Ferrc,' i md Il. J. stier. ' " '' '"'A'0"'
, 1880-10-05

spfetai D!spdfeh to The Chicago Tribune,
CHICAGO. Oct, 4.-lf tho Republican party
docs not nominate xoul cal,dl'lntca for Judges
1t will be benton. 1t will not dn to put up sr,nl
lRwyers or small politicians for this oilicu. Tho
qualification for This iulportant position ~ not
that 4 nn.s bus Eprved tho purity In prfnlry
meetings. hut TINT hr KsrsscH laKnl ptla ttfltu-
vury lMlr candidates. Thu ttoplibIIcMns must
CDuAi lAe, ut gnst, ssifEtr tho cnl,sIs,lIe,,cet
Wn huvs tho ,neu, uud Rhuul4' havo the wIatio,n
tu select them. re Il.
, 1880-10-05

Tho following WIS rccuIre,l from t1,o Con-
trnIler 4ltl.l t,lIta uvpr > " ~
IL ne lfih,r md dklcry,rn rfe.. In conntf.
n'lcc with tic order plssed b5' your hounrlb!B
...s. ay sept ~ NV submit tho following state
''1nat W. .us yniir thlncnlatoG;
cg,t ~ eeriscates Issued to tho CITY OF
GH1e!lRs 1 lot the cxceas on uty taxes OF leT1 aiu
!s' !n.4' G,stu " tue rGssy Of said tA1cs ,lntler
;,! 'io revenue ~. inw OF 1T; Hro 1,1t VI cancelled
Hpna inc record ~ the County Clerks hllcc. but
tnoy nrc Al! e,lncclleh by Endorsement upon the
,Gsl. M Wncn indGHnl1.eut WIN fnntsc soon
mtes XIV. tno sm!o III lsiH Tho rcMson why they hre
tlofk y H. tho tlerk refused 20 ca,erl wltiMHt
!Gta. Tho lnAttnr WIS Ind before tho
Finance Committee OF tho Council whGn
mo Appropriation PHI WIS under const!cru..
tion. but the Item was mot ntlowMi
~ !no nitls lneteipTc ~ hpp5npF1ntaoh Or pro-
,"Ii"tjo" cnos @ ~ HI no " LIZ eaI-
, aueo ~, ~ -" M ;r at x ce!lts
%SncTr cnInti for h, IT, ,,n ano ,h
, 1880-10-05

.SpsetaI Dspatch 10 Tht Chicago Tribune.
CuI3AOO. Oct. 4.-l SEC by yn,lr till4lny Issue
purity IN slsaktIlx VI Mutt I1t',ner's nonnatlon
snss h4 wt'nli Ret tho uor,nat md American
vote. 1Rrn,!t ns 10 say, as MI Irish DonancrAt,
the pnrty alutu IL hr0ken this time; anu while
re lrish lono.rnts vii! yt'tn for SUCH men O,
ShepNr for Judge, tliey will nlal VITO T&lr (iDy
lLtloN and Matt lienauT II ilc Htts tho t1l,nitEa1
Ion. AN lAlslt DkMOCAAT.
, 1880-10-05
F1HsTssENATOnIAL,

The primaries for tho selection Of delegatey 10
tho First EQUATORIAL Convention, to 10 hcId to.
morEow morning ut 10 o'clock ut I'll West Madl-
sun street, took p!ace yostortlaY afteruoon. In
the First Ward theFs wore two polling ptaces,
tho managers Of each denounctny the other ~ q
fraud. One was held ut No, ms In galle strcet,
wheru tue county prlmasy wus held. At this
, 1880-10-05

a..
t1a, tts ttSp,'hi',,n 1. Cnl' Saturday evening werc
"e'en VIZ " !rRn iHtIJor'ty OVER IN opposition
miI .. E"ttrh up W tht,se opposed 10 tho C1AlIs
~ ~, "9 nftr & n1in tetetnE ~ votes 70 In
na,1' O. M'Fest Hrasr. IF n Hcr rn f. mnr
Is tuli,l fnr sinnn ,tn,i j,rMKwuy. viii, n, OK
1rc*sc,l preferences i"r cnrnnrr. rio deientn,s
III S Flkns fnr ncror.Inr . 1nrrc ~ wo,e wns
nnlla. and stsal teni 1t Interest va ,aken IT" Il,
'llo result hy lnioreste,i politicians. ~
-, Tho .cle8ata Ticket selected by Mr. ha9er IN
II: y',!st Thy 1ccRn,ns Gice;e'l arr is inl!ass:
Il. \; ~. Wcnhf. " lnwe!I' MG.sfhtH' EIes
tm.Ipe ~ W Wootlmh., M,:s MSn; ',s
i,eiwrru Msnn mi iinnoer fur ehoriif, anil ski
ter Tt,ero was a. iittjo or no cxcitsncs,t Turing
the aftoriioon.
''s ''''".'' EIGHTH WAND.
as nsnnl u LIE Wasn M anw sghGs *, ~ Wen @ ta"
crssiut. Slnny i.u,MIf,,cnil vntcss nrU strongly
OpnusrJl to tH Manner purity, hiit unfuriy tiIuy
lhn FoIlnwtnV Is tho tfckrt, IL rreetyc,l jKi
vutcs: Uelraates John stcrhnns, Tintn,is
". Hpnnott, iIermnn J'cnxe, r j. Moaucy. .jol,n
aui ,Inti;ts i,al,iiicl,f. Aitert,ntcs: uc,rgc
Ernircr, Tctcr lsttull, rilnf.us +. IlM,ncy, lnhu
Grcon,so G9sests a ,,! Il @ It,n I|srn ltepo"ns 10sh
9cs DBL Sssa r. Shss and Ist's tsr i'sa,'st u"
rriinhlc US lilo in.tinfI," Fur Ioroner n n strong
jigtlt viii ,,o maIU To catch n mafority Of ti,e
t,irht votes for R.iucr. - NV
o's'' ''''' ~ A'sHs.1 n,xT,, ,x.,r
NASi' NA"o'
=, ABOUT the nvcrnRo qulrtNcss prevailed nbort
thu E!ntli Wntd rrl1llariGs. which wero liet,l Mt
NJ. H4 Ma'llsnh strcuf. Towards evening sev-
sral wagon-iot!ts of rehcltcrs nrriyeii. t!nl-
signed ~ both sides. Many Democrats voted.
anh tito primary WIS won by. thnir yutcs. It II
pr0per 70 sny TINT thPso rcpentcrs w.,r1 Gft!-
rtoyed atnnlt etl,'nlly by both skles: Tho INT
!w1ng Ticket wills elected ly st,te pr 4ll to lh7
4. u. SIuGro, j. !. s!nnt4Kue, y: II. Mdure. Cn!
Toner, .Chhrcs Eo'tl1ls. "; I. l,nrrow; Jnn,es
Caldwell, and finnry q. !tIchnr.ls. They, hr1,
solid for O. l.. Miami fur Sliorl!t. but nru n,ixeu
upui tho othcr Offices.
TENTH WARD.
tnI,ir hit n tictet n liz III tinid en 'fH'u t,a9
,n,i1,I 10 M"tso fmr Shnrir nuT m n,,., oiun
III" o.lo!runt"s nrrifi wert. ~" ~ H. t,mrLc ~ II
tiiInr y Fl Eilw" IL Ewi.einr ~ - al W ,. NJ. ~
fanm,vj +. ~ "''''e' We s"'SS'o'' 'f*' "'o 'oscpn
r1rvr.r,, ,r.u,
r,o,n,,., v,'.i .,n. "N.p, .I.,..
n tao E!osehtn Mnru tWn !cKets Wef1 run.
81 ar
, 1880-10-05
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