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Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-11-28
NOTICE NO. Ss.
Act CT Copgrsus Approx June s, ISIS.

UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE, J
CARSON CRY, Nevada, september q, 1887 {
Notice is hereby given 70 all whom it That
Matthew c. Gardner % the County al Ormsby. State OF
Nevada has this day filed in this office his application No.
IL purchase from the United States Government the
following described OF land chiefly valuable for tim
Der and unfit for cultivation, viz: Southwest quarter of
Section f. III TOwu5h No 10, north Of Range No Is east,
". ID. NJ containing go acres, and situate within the
Carson City, Nevada, L. $. Land District
Any and all persons having any interest in, claim TO,
said land adversely said applicant, hereby required
Tile such adverse claim with the register OF said Land
Office within the SIXTY DAYS period Of publication o.
this notice, failing to do, they will be barred Of
such adverse right or claim.
sep35 col c. A. "ITHEHELT, Register.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-11-28
SEMl-AnNuAl REPORT OF THE COUH ~
AUDITOR.
O7Y1cH OF CoUsfT AUDITOR,
oSMssS COUNTY. NEVADA, July /. LSSo. )

To she Hen. the Board County Commissioners Ornsy
County, state OF Nevada
Gentlenef, The County Auditor respectfully submits
the following report Of the financial affairs Of the Ed
county tny the sA months ending june So 1850.
Baleuce c hand at close OF business Deeutsa-
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-11-28
the GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY

Ia . neveS.faiiiIk, cure for nm
vous debility, exhausted vital
ity, communal weakness, spey
matorrhIa, i.us' MAN
slssssi,, i'm .otonry, paralysis.
aud all the terrible effects Of
self abuse, youthful fcllies and
and exces 500 in insurer years
such as .oss OF memory, las
situde, nocturnal emission, a
version 70 society, tliInnass q
vision. ro!ses ia ;ho head, the
vital fluid passing unobservsd
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-11-28
Bids FDTs STATIONERY
Use OF State Officers, etc, OF
t9ta State OF O. cTat53.

fsfis WELL E;E EsEz'Eas3:ts Ef FEE
Honri OF Examiners OF the STATE "f Nc"as!f lp 70
nd iIClldiDlr
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A Proposition.

Spring win soon DO hers and We
have . proposition 10 make to our
readers. Desiring 10 encourage g.
pirIng genius we viii offer our photo.
graph % aprize to che writer OF the
best poem on spring, to DO seHt In by
April let. EAch production must BE-
accompanied BY the real nsne Of the
author, and sent In . sealed envelope
and must not exceed fifty linea. On
the hrst day ofApril We win com.
pare them and win publish the oas
we consider the beat, IN the following
issue Of our paper. We arc 10 earn.
sst about this and all who desire q
compete can Yet themselves In. W.
wish 10 add however that We win moi
compel any one 10 take the picture
who doss mot what Il.
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Local Concert.

I
The Military boys are going to give
a concert next Friday night. The
very best home talent has been emf
ployed and agood time may be Nh.
ticipated by all who attend. Several
young ladies, the sweetest singers in
the city, will assist In the exercises.
There will be vocal and instrumental
music, burlesques, speeches, dialogues
etc. Let everybody turn out aud give
the boys full house. Admission 90
cents, no extra charge for reserved
seats. Tickets for sale at Walter
Garnett's drug store. Don't fail to
20 boys and take lady. Tho con.
cert has bccn prepared with much
care and trouble and deserves abuud-
ant success.
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MONTGOMERY.


Spring Marched In rather cooiiy
Gardening In order. 3
Sand In vour spriny poems IN,
vss,e.hasket IA resdv Ia ,sm
D,sdEon Yah EAR NJ r,,ou,no,i.
Emma ds,s,hssr of Mr. Jahn i,sscos
A. soon a onr ro.ds ,unrovs m,
ra,irsaa ana iurnpIke SsIL viii h,
nu,.ber.d nth The shinvs ~ m. mani
NJ. p...,- o-a,.s, r--s
- Dsu's u.aes, W. -. ~. y
a..onuIsS scaoo,ns Se9es nsnn cohog'
se.p'acu hchs iuesasv.
W cny ~ ~. p.on.o w vs.
W., ~ ssesscs .L1ups y h ~ ss.,y aa ~,
49, so 49,. ~ $3.50 - sno W. W.
nvnotouy thns shsfouhos ouE quie
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WEST EoaK.

fsaius. plentihl--watef higher than
for years. A great deal Of fencing
has been washed away, finch wheat
oves0cWed and considerable damage
d0ne.
The dye-houae at l'eacler's wooden
mills was swept away by the flood.
Farmers are back ward In their
spring plowing. Plant beds nearly
all burnt.
Marriages none, market very' dull
No sickness Of consequence. Only
one leap year party. fsMa'i IN
DR.. CrcR shaw who has beea loca.
ted At Mr.. g. T. Darker's, practicine
medicine took his departure tor Yer
sailcs, KY, last week. Sorry to give
him up.
Mise Blanche Wilsona most charm.
Ing young lady, principal OF Spou,
Spring Acadcm her is giving inucl,
satisfaction In teaching.
Drummers are beginning to come
around.
RovER.
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Debating Society.
Ell. South KentuckIan .

Ei. South kentuckian:
The Debating society met at the
Office OF Buic q Bro. last Saturday
night, and an elcction Of officers wal
held which resulted AZ follows, X. w
Henry President, W. w. Clark vicc'
precedent, N. l.. Lpscomb Secretary
snd7our old staad BY Charles Knight,
who thought that Queen Elizabeth
did not have red liaIr was elected
critic. A committee was appointed
10 select place for the next meeting
end che people win be notified o.
their action through the New Era
Mr.. Jno. w. Payne and Mr.. ID. Il
luie werc requested TO dehste the
following question next Saturday
night, Should the common Law dis
abilities OF married women be 10
moved" 10 which, the gentleman con
septed and tho society can and doe
assure the public that the two gentle
man whose nsmes are above gives
win do a. they promised and that ih'
debate will be worth listening to
Lawyers should attend the meetins
and hear legal qnesticu divcussesl
ls<sps should come and learn what their die
abilities are. young ladies should com
aud learn what their disabilities will
be, husbands should come and learn
the duties by tho law imposed, an,
young men should come TO ponder o.
tho beatitudo Of freedom from a
such duties and responsibilities.
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aAaaHTTssuRa.
Cur GRIFFITH.

Had Il been decreed that the world
was TO be visited by Q second food
we could be easily persuaded that
tho time OF the dcluge was near at
hand.
The farmers OF this community, are
almost through burning plant land.
and ere long will the usnai question
be upon every tongue, are the flies
eating your plants? Wheat IL looking
remarkably well and the present
prospect for an abundant harvest ID
quite fstteripg. owing to the cx-
treme wet weather farmers are get
ting sadly behind hand with their
spripg blowing.
Tho necessity Of macadamixing our
roads ID now becoming apparent TO
every one, and suggcst that we have
q turnpike meeting NJ Garrettsburg.,
II no good 10 accomplished by the
meeting 1t will at least DO . source Of.
pleasure for ne to know that We are
IL The fashion,
Mr.. Sam'l o. Graves, our candi-
date Tor Commonweuiths Attorney,
wsa In our midst, 4 few days ago on
| professional business. Mr.. Graves IL
very popular among the voters Of
this precinct and he will be . FORM
liable competitor for any one to cons
tend axainst. a
Mr.. SAINT =. Embry may now be
seen promenading tho floor q the
still hour Of midnight singing "Baby
mine" In opposition TO the musical
croak OF tho troys, It's . girl this
time.
Mia Moiiie Martin one Of Hop
Knoxville feigning bslles h spending Z
few dsss with Mlss Mildred Thorn.
bury RsA : NsSfsA
Miss Kitiis Quarles has tor seyeral
days. been quite sick In CiAtkaville,
whether che bad gone on A;visit II
isto be hoped that he il1hess y moi
Of . serious nature, snd that she will
soon gladden. the hearts OF her many
friends, By her return to this neigh.
tborhood.
Professor Q. A. c. Lindsay opened
q school ct Fox Place academy OF
Monday Marchlst.
Mr.. Harris viii preach for the con
grcgation At Olivct on next Lord,
day morning. His regular appoint
ments are the first and third Sunda,
Ia each month.
\ The Young people OF thia yicinit,
were Hospitality entertained by Nj
aud Mrs. George Embry on last Non
day eve. Dancing was tho order 0
the night, and this sport was kept N
until the wee sma' hours OF mcrnin,
bade the crowd dispense. e
i No recent sscri6ces upon the ny
mcneal altar, but II the weekly VISIT
at certain widower, who lives no
liar of, signify anything ere long vii
the marriage bells be heard pealin,
!, forth the joyful tidings OF wedding
Presoverve old man faint heart neve
won fair lady. BRAT.
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socIALITIEs.

Mr.. Z. II. Flack, spent some days
in Elkton last week.
Rev. J. p. Porter Is guest of Prof.
Rust at the College.
Mr.. Jno. Feland Is at homo attend
ing circuit court.
Col. Fenton Sims was In the city
last week attending court.
Miss Annie Casky, Of Casky, was
In tho city last Thursday.
Miss Annie Dickinson OF Trenton
Is visiting friends In the city.
Sheriff w. r. Peal, Of Cadlz, was
among the visitors TO tho city las,
week.
Mrs. r. Boyd Faulkner and her IL.
tie daughter will leave TOR homo 10.
day.
Miss Matte Hickman returned
last week from visit Of sonlo weeks
20 friends In Todd county.
DrJ. A Young, has returned from
Cincinnati. whittier he had been at
tending medical lectures.
u
Mrs. Jno. r. Campbell and her sou
Johnnie len afew daysago to spend
the summer In Virginia.
Mr y. W. McChnshsn returned
Saturday from q weeks yisIt 10 hi,
family at rranklIn, Ky.
Mr.. Les shryoek, promlnent cl,i'
ren, ct St. Louis, forniarly OF this
county, was In the city last week.
Mrs. wm. l.. Tricc visited her sis,
ter, Mira. Carr, at Princeton, la.I
week and remained several DAYS.
Quite number Of ladies aud gen
tlemen from Trenton came down Il
attend tho Minsirels last Tuesday,
NJ. Frank DulIn, Of Sherman, Tex
returned home las, week alter spend
Ing some weeks with HIS iricnds II
: this county.
Mr.. u. Trankel ofthe "old relia'
BILE" OF s,reng& Frankcl, win leav,
Tomorrow 10 lay in mammoth stock
ofspring goods.
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roturs,s.

The National Copying Company
Of Atlantis, Ga, whose advertisement
appears In this psper, 10 thoroughly
reliable establishmcnt aud we take
pleasure In recommending them as
they do exactly what they
say they viii. Persons coming Into
this ofilce can eco specimens OF their
work IN the pictures OF the proprie.
tore ofshe SouTu KrsruckiAx, which
are now hanging In our Office. They
were copied and enlarged from pho
tographs aud returned In a few days
giving entire satisfaction. The pic
lures are here TO speak for ihemselve,
and any one who desires can come
and look al thcm free ~ OF charge
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1880-03-09

II you desire doughnuts tist ara
the incest and richest you tssr ate,
make them from Or. Prices Cfcam
Baking Powder. according ssths u:
pciious on the can. Such doughsnts,
with acup ofeoiee, and light Cream
Baking Powder hiscuit, would csust
a delightful surprise to the uninitiatl
! ed.
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'Compare.

A caroinl Comparison Of Dr.. Prices
Special Flayoring Extracts with others
in the market, will convince any par
son that for strength and delicacy Of
flavor, Dr.. Prices is far superior.
While the other Aavorings have a tur-
pentiny taste and odor, DR.. Prices il
ss natural as the fruits from which
they are made. a
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1880-03-09
HANDS WANTED.

desire to hire three or four good
colotcd farm hands, with families
preferred. Good prices will be paid.
For fI1tther particulars apply at this
office 81 ID JESUP TANDY,
o Fairyiew, Ky.
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WANTEp4-pIANO.

The under signed, desires to rent a
good Piano. Apply at South Ken
tuckian Office or 20 Mrs. Iii A. Sypert,
Hopkinsvillo, Ky.
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II the warehouses wish their sales
to appear in this column they must
liAhu them IN BY Saturday evening,
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4 Rev. Q. IL. w. Dobbs has resigned
tho psstoratc Of the Baptist church at
Bowling Green and accepted call at
Dayton, Ky.
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|. soles by J. X. Cant & Sons, March
3, 1850, Of 65 hide. rs follows:
81 hhds. lugs from % 90 TO 4 60.
l6 hhds. common and medium leaf
IRON 40 to 6 o. 9
Is hhds. good leaf from s 90 to 8 60.
Market somc lower on leaf. No
change ID lugs. We would caution
farmers about the order Of their to-
bacco, % Q great proportion Of the
sales arc wei J. X. CANT & Soss.
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Advert Lsttsrs.

Which, II not called for In thirty
days, will sent 10 Washington, D.
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THE MEAxisa OF nsEaIs.p.


'Rtt western Tobacco Journal.l
The Nashville American explains
the meaning ofthe word ''Regic" as
iollows: sThe word - French, from
the Latin rcr, IN the ablique case
regis, from which also come from the
French words rio, the king, aud roy,
old French. for king. Reggie in French
means the excise, or Indirect taxes,
the kings revenues. What we call
the ,reXis coniracts, are that part OF
the royal reycnues derived from the
monopoly ,of tho tobacco, France,
Spain, Italy and Austria sell the PRIV
ilsge Of furnishing the tobacco TO pri-
ivste individuals, so that alt The to-
|bacco sold IL those countries l. .
royal monopoly. It 70 ono way 81
raising an indirect revenue, but It il
the woret one. 1he grievance, In 90
lar a. American parties are concern.
ed, Il that, In addition to the tax to
the reggie contract governments, il
imposes another tax on tobacco. for
The regie contractors. That 10 the "
feet. ia single duty were hid, a.
though n were 40 the governments
now roceisc, planters would receive
more for tobacco, and The people Of
these countries would pay no more,
and nrobnbly loes.n .faa lsi
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Saddle and Harness ShO

/ have now on hand a complete
stock of Saddles. Brides. Harness,
Whips and in fact. everything in nay
line to which Invite the attention Of
the public. Call and examine my
stock, next door to Main Street Ware
house. G. b. WEDB.
T3wl
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Report Of MarshAii Warehouse, Henderson,
kcntucky.i i
HENDERSON, KY, March lst, 1880.
Tobacco receipts sincs our last re-
port have been on very moderate
scale. The season last week afforded
the farmers an opportunity Of strip
ping, and we look for an early dcliv-
cry OF the remnant OF the crop. We
are sorry TO note a very large proper
lion Of heated and damaged tobacco
In the late offerings. Indeed, sound,
sweet tobacco seems rather TO be the
exception than the general rule.
Sales at our warehouse for the week
ending to-day, number III hogs
heads. viz:
IL hh Ia. damaged to sound trash,
81 81. to 8 co. ~ q 81 "
q hhds. common lugs, 3 90 to A 90.
"a +" good Tugs, 4 90 TO s so.
IS :. medium leaf s so 10 Z so. 4
IL good leaf, 750 10 10 10. q /
hid. fine bright leaf, q $l2 co.
We advise our friends to. sbo very
cautions in the use Of their "sprink.
ling pot for while little water may
DO good. 1t does not necessarily fol-
low that a good deal is that much
better, and "hotg tobacco 10 the ordi'
nary result 6f an "injudicious use Of
water" at this season of'the year. =
-. en-
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A Gard From pr. Fleming.

In taking leave Of the people OF IIopkinsvillc
and the surrounding country. licsiru TO return
TO them my sincere thanks for the liberal put
during my stay here. iiai .f.slt
In this connection take occasion to call at
tentou to my SUCCESSOR. DR., II. Il. Bnuans,
late Of GAINESVILLE, Tenn, WHO comes highly
recommended as n gentleman and dertist. 4
DR.. II. n. Beach. d prominent dentlst ef that
city. and who il well known to manyof you,
says in letter to nc: ,...s.. v.f, .g,
| 81 fully endorc him as q gentleman OF sirit
| integrity and tlir,tchly ,quilined ia Ifavticu
his profession. lie IL q Aradulie Of the Pen n
| sylvania tollege OF Dental Surgery, ahdhas
more than ordinary skill for his experience
lie has been with me the greater bart pf lis
Of speak,"
II d, fLKNixG.
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4 paoaisixa OUTLOOK.

The philadelphia Record ssysstho
future OF tobacco cultivation In Penn,
sylvAniA seons proInising, y tn g,
conplishments Of the pass iRtble on
rection arc tobe taken sssAx{d ellcn
In 1850, WHOM The largest portions ~
the crop Sas raised IN York County.
the yield was l 400, 900 pounds, and
| this was regarded ne something ex-
traordlnary in tobacco culture. 6ince
thst time Il has become a part of ths
growing crops in Number of coull-
Ties, and Lancaster, York and Leba-
non, the principal counties in the
State In wrich tobacco is grown,
raised last year 24,000,000 pounds,
which viii realize about $4,000, 900
A better yield even than this Is ex-
pected IN 1880.
| Tobacco men In Bristol, Tennessee
are pushed to al orders for bright
wrappers, also good filters and ship
ping grades are In request. Ont
buyer hns orders from England and
the Contiucat for half o million
pounds. A..gsl,a 4
In purchasing cigars notice will
care the enuncialioM OF the dealer
Watch the CONGREGATION Of his lips
lest he palmeth npon thee "the Savan
nah-filled'i in lieu of'.thesc Havana
filed"
Rev. Thos. X. Beecher, brother o
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FEATHERS..

Now Is the time to get, rid Of youi
old feathers and secure healthy
Twin Spring in exchange from
Ht LAYoocK & McCRAxH.
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w A8FS tt,ettSe W. Wv" @<'~6sNs
Shoe. Call and get apair for your
sisters and yonr cousins and yotfr
aunts." CANT d DAWSON. 4
Look oat boys. Mr.. Dick Peace is
on the var path this week with a full
line Of leading implements.
In those days came Johnthc Bap-
list preaching in the wilderness, But
in these dAy comes Joe F6rguson sell
ing the best cent cigar ii the mar
ket. su ,4.as
" Philip and ire Eunnch went
down into the water, but persons who
want good LAGER BEER go into
Joe Ferguson.s soloon on Nashville
atreet, sH4t 3a i,Fi9n .n 81
SEEDS.
Just received a fresh supply Of D,
N. Ferry g. Cos. choice selection sol
French, German and English Flow
er Seeds, GISH 6 GARNER.
II you wish Drugs always fresh
and pure, do not forget Gish Il Gar
nsr, at their old stand,
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SPECIAL LOCALS.
Choice lot Of Grdccries at Il,
Winfree & Harris.
BARGAINS.

/ We have some fine second hand
Buggies, ofour own make. which we
will SELF low down for cash. Call
soon and get bargain.
, 1880-12-07

6pfttA1 DHpaffh 10 1hs Chicago !ftbuAs.
WARRINGTON, D. e., Dec. 0.--1he first bill
offered III tho House Of Representatives To-
tiny WIS introduced by IN Alabama lnen,-
her, 0nd 1t provides for an additional appro-
prfatlnn for tho improvement Of tho Tonnes
SEQ River. This bill lnny bo goNl one, but
there ~ reasnn why tho latrIntic men Of boilt
pnrties In tho House should be Oil their
guard ngainst laAger which 10 threatened
ut this session. 1ilcrt ar8 nbout a Thousand
private bills on tho ealendar which have nl-
ready been passed upon atnl approved
by different Committees. Two or three
thousand ntoro are pending before Commits
tees. 4 multitude OF these bills cnll
far tho appropriation 0f, money. Millions
will ba asked for Internal improvements of
various kinds, and for public buildings.
There Is reus0n to suspect that tho Democrats
are preparing
70 CELEBRATE THE DEFEAT or HANCOCK
md their exit from power ln tho iloHse Of
Representatives By q 9rantl final rail- upon
tho Public Treasury, Besides the fact Tint
ouo lMlItical l'arty will cease to control thu
1Iuusu Oh tho 3tl 0f March noXt,
md call thus sh!sk tho responsibility
for extravagant appropriations, 1t is
nlso true tint nenrly 100 members Of
,tho Ilouso will retire TO private lffr.
~ tile sumo time most nf theMl aro deeply ill.,
terested in private bills nnd other measures
which demand this expenditure Of public
money, II combined. the l!!turont inturcsts
which are nilxla,ts to lnake q hnul from tllB
National Treasury can u1 great deal Of
| mischief In tbs uext three months.
, 1880-12-07

Spfetal Dtfpatch to The Chicago Tribune.
WASHINGTON, d. e., Dec. t,.-Thc liept,-
lfcans III tho 1iousc successfully resisted ut
tic lust session the attempt 10 pass tlc Sen.
ato concurrent resbiNtinn relative to tho
Electoral coutlt which Mr.. 1}tekncff etluray-
ored to bring lip to-ttay md it is very evident
that they intend 10 continue their opposition.
Further consideration Of tho alllcstiun t0-ilny
WIS prevented by tho wranglu over tho par
ifnncntnry ut,int on tho question Of right us
bptwCen tho Dickmeti motion or n question 0f
privilege f1ld the motion to suspend the rules
On ri'e-day; but finally the announcement
of tho teat.l Of Mr.. Farr, Of New Hampshire,
during tho recess, canscd III adjournment,
Tic Republicans Mt tho Inst session generally
opp0sc.l any Joint rl,]c on the subject Of tho
count, as they claim tliat there Is already law
enough upon tho subject
1.Asr YEAR
they fitibnstnrcd ngainst the consideration OF
tic proposition. 1t comes tip now again ut
the very threshold Of tic ycssion. The pro-
llniuary question will be ono OF privilege
whether the motion can bo considered njw.
Speaker Randall evidently Is Inclined to coil-
slider 1t question Of privilege, as lie, In
ruling upon a similar question, has sa1A he
could not conceive n question Of any higher
constitutional or parliamentary privilege
than tho ono ltv0lyGt in this resolution. II
Randall sl,ul rule that tic question Is ullo Of
privilege, tho Republicans threaten to resort
to tllbusterlng to prevent Its passage.
, 1880-12-07
NOTES.,
8psetaf Dtspateh to 1hs Chstuoo Tribune.


8xetal Dtspateh to 1as Ghseaoo Tribune.
WASHINGTON, u. C., Dec, A.--FElenHls OF
Senator Blaine state positively tonight that
l,u Inns bcen rendered tho p0sftlMl OF Hacre.
tnry of State by Gen. Garfield, mud that Ao
1las not declined 1t.
!. LAMAR
is said to DO seriously U. and doubts aro OK
pressed whether he can aguin take his seat,
SENATOR OAKLAND, OF AItKANAAs,
who lllls hcull very III, was pTes0nt IN tho
Sel,ate, but Is In feeblB health.
DAKOTA.
A. Western delegate introduced bill to
mike Dakota State. The inhaoitants ot
TINT Territory clnim that they already hayo
population enough 10 llake ono State, fol-
lowing tic precedents which hayo prevailed
with regasd to tho admission OF new States,
an4 that they will soon have enough for two.