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Notice to CREDITORS Of Insolvent.

In the District Court OF the Sixth Judicial Dis.
trict of the State OF Nevada, in and for the
County of Eureka.
william n. MacLaren vs.. his Creditors.
PURSUANT TO AN ORDER OF THE HON.
i Henry Rives, Judge of the said Court. no.
tice ia hereby given TO all the creditors OF the
said insolvent. William II. MscLar~n. to be and
appear before the said Judge, in open Court. at
the Court room Of said Court, at the Court
house, in the town Of Eureka, In the county Of
Eureka, State OF Nevada. on the l2th day OF
July, A. D.. 1880. at 10 O'Clock A. M. OF that day.
then and there to show cause, II any they can,
why tn prayer OF said insoivent should not be
granted, and an assignment of his estate be
made. and h. be discharged from his debts aud
liabilities in pursuance Of the statute in such
case made and provided and in the meantime
all proceedings against said insoivent be
stayed.
Witness my hand and the seal of
[sEAL.l said Court this 9Th day Of June,
A. u. 1880.
z. r. DODGE, Clerk.
Bishop l. sABIs. Att'ys for Petitioner.
Eureka. June 8. 1850. jun9 I'd
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I q PRINTING q. OF ALL DE.
~scrtptions. executed with nsatnsss and
despatch 1t n exzxTHxL odbes
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Of Memory. Lassitude, Nocturnal EIaissions.
Aversion 20 Society. Dimness Of Vision. Noises
in the Head the vital auid passing unoosrrvsa
In the urine. and many other diseases that iesa
to insanity and death.
DIR. MINrIE will agree TO forfeit siss
Hundred lboIIar m for Z case Of this kind thai
the VITAL RESTORATIVE under hs
special advice and treatmeDt, will not care. ~
for anything impvre or injurious found IN ~
c~ssfuiiy without mercury Gonsnltation
Free. Thorough exSlntnatis IN and sdyis-.i IN.
Guiding analysis Of urine, % 90. Price Of Vial
Restorative, % 90 Q bottle. or four Unit
receipt Of price, or @. O. d., secure from ops
servation. and In private name II desired "
a. r.. MlNTIE, N. -.
II Kearny g., % Francisco, Cni'
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DIR. MINTIE,s KIDNEY REMEDY.
NEPH WEfrICUM. cures all kinds OF kidnsy
and Bladder Complaints. 0oucrrhoa, oisst
Leueorrh9a For sale by all druggists; u W.
bottle, elk bottles for Is 90.
are the beat and cheapest DYSPEPslA asa
BILIOUS cure In the market. For ssis "
all druggists. mre'y
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srThe Great Carriage Mamma.
turfng House Of the world.
FISHER I CO.
Cincinnati, Ohio.
T0P-BUGGIES AND PHAET0NS |
Best material, good workmanship, hand.
Some styles, strong and durable
vehicles, in every respect.
10000 CARRIAGES

M ANUFACTURED BY EMERSON. FIsprp
Vl X Co., are nsw In use in every pnrt ~
the American Continent.
They give unfailing satisfaction. All thei,
work is warranted. They have received test.
monials from all parts Of the country, OF uur.
port similar TO the following, hundreds Of which
are oil file, subject to inspection
GALvA, ILL.,, July lG, 1879.
Messrs. Emerson, Fisher Il Co.-Desr Sirs
! have used one Of your top-buggies thres
years. and three OF them two years, In nv iiyerv
stable. and they have given me perfect sats.
faction and are In constant use.
OSCAR sMALLRY.
NEwBEnnY, 3. c., July IT., 1879.
Messrs. Coppock L J~ohnson--Dear sirs
have been using the Emerson 4 Fisher buggy
bought from you, ~ roughly, ! suppose. a. snv
one could. l had 9 fast horse; drove him 4
full speed. sometimes with two grown lsdies
and myself in the buggy, and IL 10 to-day worth
all the money I paid for II. ! say, the Emerson
l. Fisher buggies will do.
A. II. TEAGUH. Farmer.
The favorable reputation the carriages hays
made In localities where they have been used
for several years by liverymen, physiciaps.
farmers and others. requiring hard and constant
use, has led to an increased demand from those
localities, TO meet which the manufacturing
facilities of their mammoth establishment hsys
been extended, enabling them now to turn out.
in good style.
$50 Carriages a Week.
- Send for styles and Price-iist. jan2i II
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GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY

IL . failing
Cure for Nervous
Debility Exhausted
vitality. Seminal
Weakness. sperins.
torrhpa. LOST
MANHOOD I'm.
potency, Paralysis.
and all the terrible
effects Of Self bnss
youthful foliits and
s~xcesses In lnsfureF
yesrs-such - Loaf
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, 1880-01-12

cIie,i t. @ mt d" Eo. They woro not II nny. fenr
nf lintch. WIN hall no fnreo T., ,af" them: ,.
p lie offered then, md ncra il1w II !lr1nH n
ne rlercrr b,t i !nssts 4, ,9nK y u II; nlt
atislsc that tho Government first cut,c!u'c tho
ar1anRcnacnta tyr to removal II q! tho Int,!asis
-he caCccf,a Ttes t. The nrnn ltxSr vnfey
tnkIny nny Rtcps townrr securing I'll: '1rsnsers.
!c.s , tha 4 "1e te % nsglntins % y, 1r y te f. r1
u lrlng tu1 guilty onns to Justice.
UUnAY Will. iif>i.p iI1MaEIP READY
10 10 thFa by hunting them down and killing
them ono by hnc like So many wolves.
Ms tto law Ut tho utcs provides In c.ao "i
Go:rlo tncn who have . hna 'onx experience M &C
In fi!an nsxtlat1ns 'nT there y 1n''fh w.'" s
or ra,er!t nndcr which the 'n1trerers c'nlIl 10
punished II ca.i,ght. If hia were tricl III C1,'-
f ss wy " q e. rs"ased M Wit. ~, %
kal'ens corpus. The execution If Cnpt. Jnck
an'l bis Molocs a iow years NO IL MT.
was - trrcR,.ar, nmi nd woi,ll int be
al[owcd IL ! Ioealty 40 thlckiy p"punted. u, t.;
c%pro 1ow T. Thsy st hsr f1, ~ r'e r.
sie eaeresc is py ilso Ghiis' The s"aii n'"er q
OlIr,y'a proposition feasible. There arG at,nt
4W hundred wnrrInrY NIL told, md tho cnt !rn
t1s 's no, exeee.! Icy s''' I'll The hn., rhnier ns
can rHslfly lM accommodated h tho latius culn-
priscd lit thu Grnnd H!vtr t11'ct.
RDNE or TlTE COJnHAD0 MEN
nrc 30 well sntIsGrtl with this plnr for solution
tAtn tn sy It could bc cnrre!l !nto effect within
torty- eight hairs, 40 fur y the co!.sesst II tht
ichrz Ia hopcful thnt ncYt,t!atlon cut be cf-
| fcct:!l whIch will end forever tho troublo With
I!erry. tho Interpreter, is In n most uncnml.
furtnh!u lHIsitDn. Ito IA apparently Willing tn
, 1880-01-12

ZONE SilUTttEltN F{EW8.
Special Dhpateh to The chieaq1 Tribune.
WASHINGTON, u. e., Jun. ll.-0en. Gulnt IL not
boIuK rrceycd With uniform cnrt!allty by the
Southern people. Notwithstanding tho fusonio
reports of hIs progress, files Of tho 8outheFn
lnpcrs, which hnyu arrived herp ttl-nlght, cu1'-
tan numerous protcata nghinst liuaixIns whit
thoy cnIl tholr "for1nur ppprcssor." Tho Mncon
Gal 1tlfgraph, fur instance, saSB:
Durnx the pn4sass ut uoA. uEant throuEh tho
Housl,, WhU VII. .wNuld avu llu tpatea with w due
ui,t11 teir fuTnsr 5psossiIr. W. .ro alad tn r..
caIrt therefore, that tho lenaIaFs pr1Krexz thrAuHh
lalxi0 i.s by hecn l!se Hiatt " euLusr-
iH hDrt. btFMM8 Ah4H lluw tho wind bl1Ma &ht lh9
iact that tle 9nIy !nt sh1a:!H T1.tiy y & .es;"! r.;
s.n ii ssnthtatlss.
The sumter Southern goes good deal tarthor'
and sAys:, .
Grant .saoa through tho South, and B9uthe{n poa.
plo uGluaily ulTUw up tls3r hats FUR liu. ArS w
Suulh*t pDplv going crazy In tundorlnX uspttalt0s
10 sStaii Iiisy stufY thsnlsslyuh md c?lpn,u.iss
tl,oif Alnnhuua w dntia ~ EYun. A. tuEDtA @ tna
aasyy aMsyS nGn st III 1t III e
MAyur suY.IeJ Maau b9l4 ai!Dmpt 20 Gonitinn1ia @ 1
Slate. We Afa xsHl tu kB0N That !A9 f9oEl0
q rho S.y ud not 1ntn bly, N ti1 vhGsS r. ~
CERTAINTY Ynng nA. uf IT. desuTYes to w lfeata p
tAp HiiuthVtn puUple With tndlatHnt conlunpt fha
issses ii t.a s0ltoFn people hAvs no W. fr tr,nt
anu ioss xa tEy T. frY tlant n! ~ a,t1nt2
e. eaaas,t,na,iSn' LID s.afssafy =. g"f 1uf ai! w
Wish IL that fur Nralt md VI VI hx atIu.
wv iAy0 very pucu!!4r dislike. 4na !hs fati1f ~
x9aIs away fruui the eotter we shas! bo vleasaa.
, 1880-01-12
THEY WANT PARNEll,

1Nn1AKAruLIa, lnd., Jun. liza largo meeting
of citizens, Under tho auspices of the Irish
Nationalist Ut this city, Was huld vt the Supreme
Court ruon, this aftornoon and presided over by
thp Mayor Ut tho cty. a number Ut tllstit-
x,,isir4l gentlemen werc present, Including tho
lion, r. A. llcndrtcks, ]. @. bhankllll, tho Hun.
joht Cayen tho Hon n!skirk' re !ott: n j. !:
th!s vitY and oo,atllste0, 0ons'stlus of tho fal-
luwlng-laned pvrso,ls, WY appointed inr thS'
Williams, tic Iinl. john Clyon. thu Hon, q.
bnullkltir, Con. Dun MnGauloy. and tho lion.
.]nl,cs Il, ltyun. Hoy. Mclnrteks, l1cttK loudly
CALLED tor. ulaau short, hut 1ointad. uddress
{AyoEiuK la0 movement.
, 1880-01-12
THE IRON INTEREST.

Special DlsPdtek 70 7As C@9td99 1E6VNk.
Plrrsuulu,. l'a., Jan, ll.-Tho Trustees ct tho
Aum!salnascd Association ot 1ron au4 atcal
WurKura Ut tho United BtAtos mot yestessiay
aftcr,1oon for tue purpose Of e!uctiug a sue
ctsspr to prostdont ulshop reatgued. The pF,-
escliugs wcre secret, md tho Fcsallt Ut the
meeting WIS not known Until to-day. YAp con-
tost wnH netwcon Joseph Mc0tnnla Of HounnKs-
town, O., and 1phs, Jurrutt, at Sharon, n. The
lattgr wis t,a!ty eleutod. His torn Ut otoce will
" pr0 tho lxt Ut August noxk ,...
, 1880-01-12

sccn1lnt. Other nfll1ac3 OF tFcui&o'n HflA unaust
nets which Inj,tro tho crct'lt OF tho Government
It, u1nktnK purchases nro atso alleged
Tho following allegations respecting Commits
stoter lfayt's dclinqucnc!cs In rcgarl to the nf-
fntr1 Of tho Utcs nrt Of Interest nt thls pnrist-
jar time; "lits neglect 10 furnish the surpcB
due tho White ltlycr UtcA III the fall md winter
Of 1871 and 1873 laid the fnrnlation Of tho dis
content which evcntunted In the bloodr
disturbances Of 1B7n Tlle tlnir md pro-
visions for tho Whto ltIycr utcs remained
in tho warehouse at ltnw1t1a for months nwntipR
transportat!on. Tho conln,etor whose duty It
was u, transport these supplies WIS bal n,Rn,
WIN fnttctl to meet hla engagements. The Com.
missioner failed to take other Htepa To hnse tho
Utcs supplied. Letters ami tc1cgtams were sent
to tho Commissioner asklng him IL prnvt1c for
tho delivery Ut supplies to tho utcs, but no
favorable action followed.
TIE sTAny1Hn uTTa
travelled tho 200 t,iles between tho Agency and
nuwlIns with their famlshing fn.ntlIts md
begged tho ruttwuy agent for their Own supplies
there III store. Thu Commissioner was te1e-
eraphed tho situation, hnt privnfe b,tst-
mesa kept him in New York, ami III re-
sputlse waa lnudc. Tho Ules wcro prrm!t-
ted to atnryc, the t!pnr IN rnt In tho
warehouse, und tho supplies generally to cut up
their value In stornHe chnrges, while thc Con-
missioner spent IN occasional dny III Washlng-
tou. but oblytous to thu cry uf THO furnish
inu Indiana fr Colorado. lie fallct! tD Bec TINT
tho utes received tho moneys due them ,itstlcr
thu Dru,,ot compact, and this ntR1cct Increased
tho discomfort and augmented the spirit Ut ro-
taliation and resistance In the utes."
MIR, Itnyt Is also nccused Ut having retained In
office rs Interpreter H.. a's na1"'1 agency, nun
among the Indians to thwart the wishes af tho
Secretary Of tho INTERIOR, notwithstanding tho
fuct that hls vicious codct In rcyArtl to 11llinn
llfe was fully tnatlo known tq tho Commissioner
al mois.
Another accusauon against the Commissioner
TINT l,e ms ignored the aston If tho s
W VIII, M' ij' For deci,iedly irresmlar pr.tsticcs
willie in tho employ Of this 'oasi
Is IS nsserted, too, tint Gon'mlsslaner I1ayt
orc Of its hoaorcd nielnbers, md whusv rcport
SsiS ad Y syss 1sx ssyf Fsprs I'd
gatv nnfayorabiy o. on tho aiministrao an1 eouIuci
of 80 ~
INDIAN 1NsrEcIuls 7,l naMApSn. ,,,, r.,
Sxl 9sliiss ss ~hIeh a4s s Is Gs'' I f;s
who contaGs; MT " H. = IT,,
aii Mho s ha tao ; ea IL tn 1ng M
llnyt proroscd to sgnGe % hi 'G9 Tender i, o. ~
appointment as la gem' 1s sorsd Man aspcct y, ~
ip,, nee * that ti .n carjv two yenr M.
SINCE as wa tho ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS =, wsi M
oi this isoast y, @ nMs..er T1 ~ W. W.
would haye been spared ts1o !'Itton"l ch"pte
Of disg, ts ,.,' occo,t ~
Cen IsR tnS' 9een ,n dGa ~ ,s aGcomt &, s4n.
thAt both GomssoeI, ,.,'., 1kt & nt n1,,. X TX
l!Ammona were onK.s: , ipg Mon aetaE E,s, ot tal
, 1880-01-12

Special Dhpateh to Tho Chicago Tribune.
DEs bulNEs Jun. 1l.-Tho Legislature will
convcne ut o'clock Monday afternoon for
temporary organization. 4 ca,ious to ,lnn1inute
pertlsnrunt officers will b0 hold In tho evening.
T.lcstlny tho liuuse will orgnntze, M1d Wcdncs-
day tho y4,tcs f0r Governor and Ltc,,tena'.t-
Governor will bc c,ssntclt and tho Inauguration
held Thursday. Lave Alfuri, VI lslnck 1[Awk
CM,nty, will bv elected speaker OK tho 1lnitse
('ov. kcwtl01tl having withdrawn bis 'lIne
ljtsc. Tho cuntess fur Serretnry Ut tho Senate
la cluse bCtwctf thrcU elntslnted.
, 1880-01-12
He HATES HAYT.
War Between the Indian Board
and Commissioner llayt
Openly Declared.
Cen. Fisk Makes Public an
Array of Most Serious
Charges.
Hayt Alleged to Have Been
Neglectful, Incompetent,
and Irregular;
Shielding Corrupt and Prosecuting
Honest Agents and Con-
tractors.
Hayt and Hammond Charged with Crook
edness in the Arizona Mine
Matter.
The Ute Excursion Finally Ar
rives at the National
Capital,
And tho Indians Arc Kept Under
Lock nnd Ikoy by Schurz's
| Clerks.
1t Is Proposed to Give the un-
cornphagres a Small Res
eryation,
And Drive the Renegade White Rfrcr
Murlercrs 0rcr into
Utah.
Ouray Suggests Method for the Pun
ishment Of the So.Called
r "star" Indians.
And Drive the Renegade White RfTer
llurderers 0rcr Into
Utah.
Ouray Suggests Method for the Pun
ishment Of the So.Called
"star" Indians.
FISK. ON IIAYT.

FISK ON IIAYT.
oovr vvuv arn,o1s cuAnnrs.
sp,rtnI Dl,pateh 10 rnt Chttupo Ytlb,tn<.
NEW Yonx, Jim. 1l-Tho Washington corre-
.oo,de1,t Of tho Now York Tribune tciegrnphs
tn Tint puper tonight TINT tho accusations
brought ux4,l,,st Commissioner Hayt by Con.
Flsk. a member Of the Board Of 1udan Com
missIonorp. may bo divided fnto three classes-
first. those which reflect upon Mr. Hnyts per-
sDual integrity before ana ut tho tlmo he WIS
apnYntcd commissioner; second. those which
accuso hin Of malndmlnistr stration since he cn-
tered upon his duties; md, third. those which
rttcct upon his personal integrity during tho
luttor pcriod, 1t in understood that t.:o ncousa
tions wcro read In tho meeting which tho Sccro-
tnry of tho Commission OF Intllnn: Atfuirs and
the Unurd Of Commissioners attended last cyon-
tug. Following is synopsis Of tho charges:
Gen. Flax bcgtMR by snying TINT. in hs belief,
tho o,|lro Of Commissioner Of Indian Affatrs Is
| now ltlcd by
An INCOMPETENT, had NAN,
whose administration Of the Office nus been such
"a to incur tho generll llsnpproyal OF good cit
| fzens nud thut tho llourl wns mistaRon
| in rcRnr,l to Sfr, I{ayt when, In l877,
| 1t 1nwscl resolutions commondfbg his
appointment liz Commissioners. 1lo thinks
It il duty which he owes to tho Hoard, to tho
rrcsidont ot tho United stntes, mud to tho conn-
try to Hsk Tint tho resolutions be rcsonded.
uud TINT tho President bc requested to re-
| n,oyo Commissioner IIayt, Gen. Fisk CON-
| tiuucs. "rno Dpnrd were mistaken In
thor estimate Of tho Commissioners
| chIractcr whom thpy expressed thotr
very great satisfaction at tho appointment of
| ihu Hon, L. A. IIayt to tho CoInniasioncrship Ut
indian AHulrs, and in giving INSURANCE.
that the administration Of his dcpnrt-
mcut would bu characterized by on.
orpy, business capacity, md integrity. We
hai no cu,lso to congratulate tho Prca-
, 1880-01-12

HFXttI DT3J6IEkH IL 11Is IHFu90 TT 9uR'1s*
DAvEHr,1sr. H., Jun, ll.--Miss A4,ln e. Webb.
MI i.,vniid young Indy Vt this city, aged Abnlt ~
ye,rs, waa burned to .eHth this morning. Hho
went up-s.n!rs tu her beslr,ain to tnkd II mor'-
Ing ht1ll,, wcuring II lu0so cntton wrapper. Tho
chimney fell frotu Il lighted lump III her
h.ild, and, In stmplng 'lowE, ii r!ck II
lump dawn, nt,d stuthi still In tha rs'ntre
0f thu rsnn uttert,lE piercing screans hut doing
nnttiinE 10 sAyo .inrself 'y Tho tlinc her sisters
frUn her btsiy, her stnckings wpr, ,nl knMp except
ti. .cita mud her hatr WIS burned or er he'!.l.
Hlu lived III horrible nyol,y fur two hours and
bnlf.
, 1880-01-12

Tho Cleveland Herald, u pronlnter Ut the ffe-
pstpro,ts Bherlnan btAtn, bus bocn interviewing
u considerable number Ut representative Ger"
nuns IN that city md ita Vicinity In rcg1rd to tho
Presidential question. 1t aays; ....
"Thoro was III unvarytllg a4d decided renug.
uvi.erui expression Ut urlnlon thut auu1 nuMlrl-
tton would insure tho loss uf tho Rt9At portion,
, 1880-01-12
OcEAN STEAMSHIP NEWS,

Ngw Yeisx, Jun. 1l,-.ArEtyed-ueilert, FROM
Hamburg; uritta,lle, from uataYiat and City Of
QVfxasrowx,J jun. .il.-Ar1iyod- -Pennaylva1is,
IJNpOH, Jai H.-vTho steamship Horior, fsom
New York fur Hamburg, bun asslVad on tas
LIznrl. n 81
, 1880-01-12

EvANsvlLIE, Ind, Jun. 1l.-A koY. ot powder
explu4led In tho forccastla Ut tho Idlcwtltl, ut
Weston, this morning, blowing her sorcc'tstlo
and her la.l,,ur.! hull tn tho waters edge, and
lu,lly lujtlrInE ut1Iu nf 1lGr colurvtl cruw. Thu
lxiat in hplpiGsa ut Weston. Thorn Wtru two
0tt.or kcYa lielr by tho ono exploded. but they
WHru unlil1urIA1.
, 1880-01-12

WEST VIRGINIA EOAL-M1NIIlS.
WuEElASu, W. Va, Jun. liza special to tho
IHteu;gcnrcr from Huntington this eFunlng
atntes tlat tterG hns been I'D uhnnRn IN n1fM!rs
1T tho conl 1ntncs u-lny. All tho miners re-
t,,r,luh to Canuult0n lust night, leaving thelr
Executive Committee In cAargc. At Huwk's
Nest thu u,luvrs rcturitod today, an1 loft for
thu scct.v or tronbu OIL III, evening tEuln. Tho
HhcriN " Fnyetsy County, ut 1lnwk's Nest, loft
IL re,ltcr nil M!d In hs pnwer to such OF tho
tniriprs Us lnay oonulule u rrsunlu work. It IL
ut.!etstotal that something decisive may, OCCUR
tt,-llurrw tn test tho question ut protection 70
thUy bo lutcrrcrcl with tho military, now i'l
rU,ldtcsy, will l,o cnlltti upon at teu To dntonl
should 10 furwnrul tn-sluy; but, thorv being no
slut,lll disturbance, tue urlpr was chAugsi u
nwAlt futur0 UrGntA.
, 1880-01-12

EEtllI U0I1tN IT 141E CH8t"9o 171uHT*s
p1rrsn,,t,G, Ta., jan. ia strike Of the rntl-
r,I and river nlIucrs, sttuc 200 or 1000 ln nuEii-
her, will begin Tomorrow, They de'nand M
Hty,l,Iro or cue cent Oh tho present wages, and
sy they will not dig another b,ashcl Of coal uri-
I'll they gct 1t. They will hold rlnss.convCntlon
during tho week. prul'ably Tomorrow, to deter
.,lnr upon THUR line Ut actloa. Employers sny
they p,,ying lis much nnw ia they call nGorl.
Local conI -lcu1crs have advanced prices nnttct-
lntury of this Htrlkc, which will bU ote Of tho
arxeat and ulost formidable over known III this
pnrt of tile country. Tho Sheriff will swear In
inrvo number Of deputies to prcscryo order.
,l1i1 viii c,ll III thu military II necessary.
Tho Information ab"ya given Is rece!set! from
Thu Custlp Sjlh,lIlnn miners will ns0 ~ out Ut
ltIts sl.ltiu ,lle, This will swoll tho nuinber to
D,UUO Or 1,0UO.
, 1880-01-12
POLITICAL.

POLITICAL.
The Opposing Forces in Maine
Pull Through a Quiet
Sunday.
Eugene Hale or Young to DO Ar
rested by tho Sergeant
alarms.
The Fusionists Determined to
Secure a Quorum for
Business.
White, Charged with Bribery by
Representatives Swan and
Hartman,
Makes a Positive and Vigor-
GUS Denial Of Any Such
+ Transaction.
Unsuccessful Attempts Of tho Mis-
sissippi Democrats t0 Name
q Senator.
Result OF Canvass Of Penn5yl-
vania Journalists on the
Presidency.
Southern Newspapers Displaying the Old
Rebel Spirit Towards Gen.
Grant,
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1880-01-23

FATAL ACCIDENT TO A VIRGINIAN.-
Mr.. VIM. F. Gordon, formerly depot agent
of the c. & 0. Co., and telegraph opera
tor at Goshen, emigrated to Texas about
three years ago, and became business
manager of the Waco Examiner Find
ing his health suffered by confinement he
went to the frontier last June and estab-
lished a sheep ranch near Fort Concho.
On the 2aGh ult. he was out hunting, and
his gun kicked, striking him in the abdo-
men and causing his death next day. He
was a native of Nelson county, about
twenty nine years Of age, and was, as the
Examiner says of him, ''a true-hearted
Christian gentleman t-
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Com nMexCTAT.
srAUNroN, January end, 1880.

STANTON, January end, 1880.
Flour-Extra s6,15@$6,25; Superfne. s5,5O@$5. 60 {;
Family $6,50@$6,75; Wheat-Lancaster, $l.Z5@1, 30
Fultz, 81 .25@3lS0 Corn-new 42@45 cents; Oats,
S S CENTS Bacon lhog round} 7e Lard I cents:
4Uqe75c; Butter l5@fsc: Eggs-l211 cents: Potatoes
6o@S5 cents; Timothy seed, $50 Wol-washed
50J0s5.50 Baled Hay-rimothy, $l7@$lS; Clover
$l5.0J@$l6.00
BALTIMORE, January N.-Therei is nothing worthy
of noe doing in Southern sample lots, the crop hav
ing been about all marketed. The receipts are now
confined to very small lots, which sell at about for
mer quotations. The only sale to-day was LOO BUSH
els FultZ at 40.
HAY AND STRAw.-Hay is dull but steady. Straw
rules firm. We quote prices as follows: Hay: Choice
Cecil county Timothy 5000; fair to prime Mary
land and Pennsylvania Timothy $7@lS; mixed Hay
$l6@l7; clover do. SIS Wheat straw $l1@l3; oat
do. Sl4@15; rye do. $20
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UNCLAIMED EXPRESS PACKAGES.-The
following uncalled for packages are in the
Adams Express Office here: Brown r w !,
Brown g, Brown DR. T H b 2, Bear Mrs J
F,l;aker Miss Mary. Buckley T W, Bishop
H H, Brook f T, Cochran Mr. A, Creigh
G, Cline A & M G, Dabney G, Fletcher
R j, Fry F, Fretwell F, Gulford Thos,
Graves J H. Harrison 7 H, Hernden Miss,
Horton T, Jackson Albert, Lambert E L.
Lilley R D, Lyle Il Go H F, Miner E A,
McKeever W V, Matheney G., minis
Martha, Minifee Mrs T K, Newell Lucy
(col), Porter Rev R H (coi), Pescud P F,
Rosbrough W, Riley W, Snit John,
Slaughter VIM, Stricken Mrs II NJ. Seig
Miss L, Siples G W, Templeton A, Tate
DR. NJ, Waivers z, Wright & Son. Yea
ger 6.
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The DEBATE TOMORROW NIGHT will
be upon the question whether the effects
of homestead and stay laws are beneficial
to society. The debatels are, in the affir-
native, Messrs. Gordon and Bulngardner,
negative. Messrs. Richardson and Tucker.
The question is live one and so are the
debaters, who are all expected to be pres
ent, and very interesting discussion is
anticipated.
Last Saturday night the President and
Vice President being absent the chair was
filled by Mr.. VIM. Patrick. The appointed
debaters were all absent and but for the
ready talent of Messrs. Hoover, Coleman,
Robertson and Baylor who stepped into
the breach, we would have to record the
first failure this winter Of the Stanton
Debating Society. The audience was large
and expectant and the society is indebted
to the gentlemen. named that it was
not disappointed. The appointed deba-
tiers should see to it that there should be
no failure of discussion hereafter through
any remissness of theirs.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1880-01-23

: A HORSE THIEF BROUGHT FROM A
LONG DIsTAECE.-Last Friday night
Sheriff Wiley. of Limestone county, Texas,
stopped at the stanton Jail on his way to
Pocahontas, W. Va, having in charge
Sylvester Carpenter, a white man charged
with horse theft. The theft was COM
mlttea in PoeaAoptas, and Carpenter fled
to. Texas, but his whereabouts was dis
covered, and Gov. Mathews sent on
requisition. The prisoner seemed in low
spirits and took but little food. Sheriff
WileyAook Mr.. Ash Woods, Of Staunton,
along with him as guard. and the party
left Saturday morning for Pocahontas.