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Weekly graphic. [volume] (Kirksville, Adair Co., Missouri) 1880-1949, 1880-06-19
scOrLANp COUNTY.

s'olb-AND w
We learn from the Democrat that
the storm struck the county near Wal
nut Grove, and some five OF six houses
and barns were destroyed. while fences.
orchards, and forests in its path were
swept clean, torn up and destroyed.
\ number of persons were more or less
injured, and one child, it is supposed
fatally.
The Democrat: E. jenkins says he
has a eve lamb that beats anybody's'
When five weeks old it weighed 80
pounds. He has pair of twin lambs.
4 eve and buck, weeks old. that
weigh respectively 30 and i3 pounds.
His wool clip from 3 sheep weighed 80
pounds. All these sheep are Canadian
blood.
1t Is said by competent judges that
the wool clip of Scotland county this
year will largely exceed that OF any
previous year.
Judge David Wagner returned from the Chi
cago Convention, Wednesday afternoon He
Was chairman Of the Missouri delegation
which with one exception stood by Grant to
the last ballot, and in the enthusiastic re-
sponsc 10 his name in the exciting scenes of
Saturday night, the chairman is said 10 haze
swung has hat rs Justify and cbeercd as yocif-
er"usly as any Of the excited throng-Canton
Press.
The wind storm on last Saturday evening
struck Bedford, little town near ChiIlicothc
Mo, and did considerable damage. A drug
store, FIGURING mil, and other buildings were
destroyed.
Besides the immigration pouring into Sew
York, Baltimore and other 4 tlantic ports.
just at present there Is an unusual overland
emigration from Canada, the most available
figures showing that over 100 people left the
province Of Quebec for the United Stgtes dur
ing April.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-10-27
MISCELLANEOUS.
SHERIFf'S SALE.
IL rHx DIsrsI. T COURT OF TIE

. ~ rWTR n10T n m n CDUKE III OF IHE
,.,s'.i ,,,.,,ir, MI Ina st.t. Of NJ
! fir. suoieIA ..',. bs 81 S,o,s, ,-HxR.
vAoa, IL ana ,or s9s Sonny yOHNE
ghhhT heiHh wrIna h,s vtfs. snd
MELCh sLo ypDn nna Ia. IA n,
JAMts WALCh. UeIenoAnus,-os ,n,.eIns,ny
virtue ofan oroer OF saie Ana ay0seo ... sss.,n
eer.sin monesges opoa .ns ~ ,a. nsssS.. Com,
aiter described. issosG ou. =. ~ - ~. ssor-,
VI the First Joaiciai oisuo.' ~ ~ i,,h ssv ~
county, SAte OF NeVsda, On tns As,,,.g -
Oet'per. a. ". Asoo, " uS % ~ shov.
uou, Nnetsln mstt.Ns ASt., -.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-10-27
REPUBLICAN PARTY
or the State OF Nevada.

,, -, ,..<.--. of ,x,,c,n,..
Received. That the platform oI ptrns'p
adopted ~ me NA1onAi nspaonsaa ss..,sss
ton ~ Chicago IN sune uue1v M, D.
the approval aud heaitJ indorssmsn' VI sn ~
publicsns OF Nevada.
Rssossd. Thai tns nordes Oh Snine.e w. aS ae
colniux IA up IN our shores " est OUT our suo-
s,sucs are destroying Our country, inpoveiiru.
Ing our min,. mipsrs and l,b.rerr, debauchihg
our ,oulh and making both men and women
Ioxes ip the scs.s OF Humanity. This evil must
and shall be stopped. and to this ed we pledge
tns .ntir, ,lrsugtn OF the hepablicau party. In
IA, lansu OF our great leader, We regard the
immiyr.liou of Apia,ics to the United states ~
littls lees than Q servils invasion. should the
Commissioners. now IN negotiation with ths
chiuess gov rnmsnt fAi 10 secure y 'ns ~, "
.r.- treaty a. Will practically put an end TO the
,nnux Of Chinese 10 this Country, We demand
that zoe treaty thsu bs promptly annulled. sno
such laws enacted ~ Will relieve us Al Snes
and forever q n. ., A',s.I ss a.aSSIIc ~" H
Rssolrsd That we INST heartily indorse the
genstai nnaneial policy OF tue hspuonesn
party, which, iu spite VI svsry opyosiuon on
Toe part Of the Democracy. has ied 10 ,hs ~.
sum. lion OF specie pa msnu, .ns nnsss & ~
luown, and the restoration Of National pros
p.rity. bat We aao demand tho complete
f,,to stiou Of silver coin TO It's former position
py IN, slds OF gold, and. Tor tbs purpose VI
aitainiag that emo. We hold it to De ths duty OF
the general government. thr, ugh the autnof.
,xstiou VI Conyrsss, TO coin into standsrd
d.llar, or other legal tender currency, at The
coat of coinage and Tor the b, nent OF the pro.
ducsr. the sniirs SILVER produces VI the country.
And reiisve toe mining industry from the loss
| attending the shipment 10. ana sale OF silver
bullion In. forei.n msrkets. A. mining for th.
pr,cious melals L. tho leading induslry. u
se,ad.. We are innsxioly opposed 10 the bill
rrnor, I'd by tue Committ-e on Mines and MIN.
ins and low before the House OF hepresentA
tlyes. prohibiting the following OF nssurs veins
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-10-27
Platform and Resolutions:

R.,Olrsd, That the Republicans OF Storey
county renew their allegiance TO the great
psr,y which has mado Of this Republic
mighty Nation. and that We reafirm our
frslty 10 the principles Of the Republican
party, and accept and adopt the reso,u'
lions and principles enunciated BY the Ma
tional aud State Republican Conventions,
convened at Chicago June 2, and carson
City August II. 1850.
R,.oirsd, That the expenses OF tho gov
ernment OF Storey county should be re-
duced 10 the least possible figure consist
ept with the requirements OF good govern
ment, and the Legislative nominees OF this
Convention pledge themselves to tho en-.
actment Of such laws as shall subserve this
end. and ,,-c
vention for members Of the Legislature
pledge themselves, II elected, to use all
honorable efforts to secure the passage OF
a law TO consolidate the city and county
governments now existing In Storey
county.
P,,cired, That railroad companies, and
ali other corporations formed under gen.
eral laws, enacted by the people and for
the people, are subject to the power which
created them, and that tho Republican
marty demands Of Its legislators such en-.
sctments as shall be just and equitable to
both people and corporations.
P,.olrsd, That TO the Republican party
alone can the laboring men OF America
look for tho advancement OF their cause
snd the establishment OF the respective
rights Of labor and capital; and that In tbs
party alone. whose principles lighted the
night Of slavery with the Examinations
OF freedom. are the elements Of noble
thought and holy purpose competent 10
solve the great issues OF tho day touching
the laboring classes.
R,.olred, That the Republican party.
which banished from our land all forms Of
involuntary servitude. except for crimes
and misdemeanors. will continue 10 oppose
the further invasion Of our shores by the
Chinese. and will not cease that opposition
till such invasion 10 stopped and the Mon.
golian race driven from the land.
Rssoirsd, That we heartily indorse the
financial policy Of the Republican party.
which has raised the National credit,
brought the legal tender currency Of the
Nation TO the value Of standard coin, and
inaugurated throughout the entire Repub-
lie an era Of prosperity never before
equalled.
Rssoirsd, That the Republicans Of Storey
county have the fullest confidence In the
honesty and integrity and ability Of James
A. Garfield and Chester A. Arthur. our
National nominees for President and Vice
Prssident, and that We pledge them our
nnited and hearty support, and that We
denounos the Wholesale FLANDERS attempted
TO b. cast upon them BY Democratic SPEAK
err and the Democratic press.
se1ftd
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-10-27
NxCHEQUER MI>ING COMPANY.
~ Location OF principal place VI business.

EXCHEQUER MINING CON PANY.
u Location Of principal piars VI business.
ban Francisco. California.
Location of works. Cold Hill Mining District.
Gold Hill. Storey county, nevada.
Notice II hereby given. that 81 msstinR OF
the Board OF Directors. held on the seventh
(7thI day Of October. 1880, an asssssmsn, mo:
iB) Of finy tto) Cents per share WAS levied
upon the capitai stock Of the corporation, pa,.
able Immediately. In United States gold coin,
70 the secretary. at ths once OF the Company.
Ioom (, No. S1s Pine street t,tock Exchange
Building) Ban Francisco. Call ornis. -.
ANY stock upon which this assessment snall
remain unpaid on the tenth (io,h) d.y
November. 1880, viii bo delinquent. and
advertised for sale at public auction.
and unless payment IL made beiure. win DO
sold on TUESDAY, the TIlhTitTa tsoth)
day OF NOVEMBER. 1850. TO nay the delin.
Quent assessment, together with costr OF adver.
Using and expenses OF sale. By order OF me
Board Of Directors.
CH.S. z. ELLIOT. Secretary.
ofice-Room 4, No. S1f Pine street iStoef
Exchange Buiidins), Ban Francisco. oaiiiornia.
oc9td
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-10-27
Didn't Know Her with Her Hat.

The misiortunes OF Forest Hill lady
are humorously told by . Boston paper.
She went to the city to do some shop
ping, and among other things bought q
new hat-a Derby. the frst Of the kind
she had ever worn. She stood at the
counter. with the hat on. when her sis
ter, who liv,s in the city. came In.
looked at her very hard. aud said to
friend, How much that lady looks like
my sister" II required q personal ex-
planation to convince her that she was
her sister. On the train she spied her
husband. who was reading the evening
paper. He glanced at her and returned
to his paper. She sat near him.
and after awhile said. "Chsrl-y." He
looked up. grinned. looked little IN
decided, and again returned to his
paper. When the train stopped, she
went up behind him aud said. "Cbsrlry.
But he, the good boy. didn't even look
around. Then she touched his arm, aud
said in despair. "Charley. don't you
know msl What is the matter" Al
this he stopped. gszed at her steadily.
and said. II beg your-wha,!-Ob, the
deuce!-Com- now! Is that you. MinnisP
Why. what's come over your" II sup
pose it's this horrid. horrid hat. III
take II or tho minute l get home. and
never wear IL again. Didn't you really
know me, dear7" "0i course not. /
thought 1t was that girl across the street
trying to scrape acquaintance with me.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-10-27

Doctor" said a lispiug fashionable
belle. who had graduated at half q dozen
boarding schools. to q friend OF ours.
who bad just been introduced to her at
an evening party. Doctor. which do
you prefer. tholidity Of intellect or bril-.
iianthy7 Thum admire tholidity; but
a,h for me, q, Shakethpears thayth In
hith Bride Of Abydoth,' i prefer tho.
lidity and brilliantly combined The
Doctor sank into the nearest chair ex-
hsusted.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-10-27
ASSESSMENTS LEVIED.
YELLOW JACKET SILVER MIN.
u ING COMPANY. Location OF works,
Gold hin. Storey County, State VI Nevada.

YELLOW JACA III bt1sbH "sNs
l ING COMPANY. Location OF works,
Gold Hin, Storey County, State VI Nevada.
Principal place OF business ooid HIM.
Nsysda. .l.-
Notace is hereby given. that .t meeting Of
the Board Of Trustees Of said Company, held
on the nfth lsthI day OF oetobsr. A. D. 1850.
An assessment (So. so) Of One Dollar $ll
per share was levied upon eseh and every shafe
Of tbs capital stock Of said Company, payable
Immediately, IN Upitsd statss rod coin. TO the
Secretary. st the once Of the Company, at the
new chat, or TO James Nevlsnds, Trsn.fsr
Secretary. Room .. San franctsco STOCK M.
change Building. ban Francisco. california:
Any stock upon which this assessment shall
remain unpaid on Wednesday, the tenth Qo,hl
day Of November, l5o1. sbaii bc deemed delin.
Qusnt and will be duly advertised for ale %
public auction. and unless payment snall ne
made before, will be sold on WEpNhsD. ~.
the Rl0HiH (sth) DAY VI DiCRMbtR.
1850. ct Z O'Clock p. H.. In mont OF the once OF
the Company, TO pay the delinquent ssseseusnt.
together with cost. Of sdvertisins and expenses
OF sale.
By order Of the Board Of Trustees.
MERCER UTkY, Sscrstsry.
p. S.-Assetsmtnis will bs received IN san
Frsucisco up 70 o'clock ?; = Dsesuber tn.
1850. MKRokR oThY. secretary.
Gold Hill, Nevada, october 0, lssO.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-10-27
NOTICE.

HYoTIor Is HEREBY GIVEN. THAT
~ sesled proposals. viii be received up TO
and Intending November II. 1850. By the Board
Of Co6nty Commissioners OF storey County.
Neysda, from Physicisns, 70 take charge OF the
from December ], 1880. Bids 70 be made In
aecordanos with spscincath M on ale IN the
oface Of the County Clssh, which can b refssred
10 duripg the once hours VI each day.
Nv order OF the Board Of Commissioners Of
s'Essi fsssi,.i eI'A' ). / MCDONALD. CLERK.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-10-27

1yorrcr rs HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
~ Town ordinance prohibiting the running
a large Of b. @ within the hmms Of the Town
snforeed. A pen has been constructed for the
detention OF hogs that may be found run.
ming at large, and The legal penalty for such
detention will bs collected IN eysry case.
n KBNNE0Y. Town MAfahsl.
C,oid Hill AuRust a. 1880 90
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-10-27
NOTICE.

mHr DELINQUENT TAX list HAVING
i bean this dsy pl,csd In my hands lor COL
lection. all parties owing taIes are hefsoy nyu
dsd mat ~ the expiration OF ten DAYS from tne
dsts OF this notice artion will be commence N
shs proper courts for the enfotesosnt q Ins
saId dsiipquent taxes and the ten psr een'u"
ADDED ther,to and all cnsts. .
Up. .FLANNIs0HAh. Y. Town A"oIIyt;
Gold Hill, New. October ~, isSo. o0Is'e
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-10-27

Hahemaun. the founder Of the homp-
pathic school was one day consulted by
a wealthy English lord. The doctor
listened patiently to the patient. he
took a small phisl. opened 1t. aud held
II uuder his lordship's nose. "Sutu
Well, you are cured" The lord said in
surprise, How much do / owe your"
"A thousand francs" was the reply.
The lord Immediately pulled out q baDk
book and held 1t under the doctors nose.
"Sm,ll Well, you are paid J"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-10-27
POLITICAL.
r EPU BLlcAN
State Central Committee

State Central COulultIeo :
CHURCHILL.
J. W. Ferguson.
pouoIAs.
James A. Risby.
ruRKxA.
Thomas s: Douglas. J. T. Work.
". ID. Foley, Moses Lyon.
r. r. Bigelow. H. W. Brown.
rsMrRALpA.
j.. Dormer. A. T. Brsnn.
HUMBOLDT.
Alex. Wise. Frank Narmore.
LASpER.
Allen A. Curtis, Charles II. sprsale.
LYON.
W. R. King, George W. Keith.
LINCOLN.
p q clspp, Vim. p. Goodman.
ME-.
Benz. Curlsr.
onNssY.
7 I.e Alfred Helm.
+. J. Mccullough.
sroRxY.
n ps,r. @. @. Stevenson.
.,t na,sn Richard Eising,
d. B. Harris. =. stfo'ns'
Geo. I. Lammon.
wAsuoE.
o.s.y.ri.p. Us. shosmaksr.
J.R. Randall. Z. A. Nepsrmid'
I. L. RRQUA, Chair.as'
ALT. porKN, Secretary. sal"a
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-10-27
NOTICE OF MEETING.
Preposed Dissoiutios OF the Ward
Geld aud silver Minisg Cum.
pasys

-ary1o To uvpluv QIvpN THAT TIRE
Not, , ?. ~ ~. ns,a loid and silysr
~ Lireetn VI tns "au ,,na Soiu "a "a :, ,ss
nus W. @ ,yy.nS =, W,naa, ths iith dsy
omve ', 'ue ,ssc saontsd the foIloviny
fesnluIlou. " VIZ. ., a,..o,x. ,h,s IN.
wv, wmtsis ANA .ns s,iysr Mining COMPANY; and
Wafu ov,a ~ 0s, ,'.cs0sn.x = h, th. irrotors
wneress nIs asemS atS Cnmnsn ~ ~ c.i, .nsriai
a.o lra..ses o. ,aJ S ,or ,hs, puSpose:
meenpk W sv 80 - y, ,n. go rsonir.s
d ,,s 'dm,t I ~ tSs notice bersins orasred
Of such nsetinsi Therefore. itis ,..
Rssolptd, ordtred AUG oeeis,ea' M Enn.r.ns rn. hs
Ing VI I've s'ocsno'oSrs y, ~ - ,hs
aha nereoy ~ caIea. WIG s.',, ~, q, tn ,hs
once OF saia company. n1on w. ~ p,,id,s'
ssu rIanelaeo s.osA snu ~ ci,s ., ssn srs,,.
NO. s2I Pine suyet, ~ 'ns IrG MG2ypSn.y tn.
CISCO state VI Gsiiiornia, on ~ io n. ~
18th day VI OCTObnh, a. u. ioov. .ue noaf
Of oeloct =. o. that Gay. 70 ,t uke an,1 von ~,
sid rniion ana DECIDE upon ,.,a PIE ,n. .neS ~
dissoye ssia C0Lpany snu ,,,Snnp ~ nppy "a 10 sa
aisSI i SSrr cts and thinvs necessary and proper
~ tne LII s,,ho,i,sa snd directed TO aiye
pas y ssy sJ ,..,i,'s n, saS.rtising 4 copy Of
noueo VI su NY. =, ,ns.st 10 NJ. n. b.fors III.
~ sieoH 20. Lo,s,no .s,d n,srtipc In
ums Ayovs w, go ntep p ~ AZ is nsr ,,r,,t.
w ~ Dsay yuS".n.a @ n ,be C,iy md County Of san
rsnenSo, o's ss 'st.s .na n,,n.in.i Mac. OF
plea ~hsss .ns SmSs sn noraob sUa p siu.tsd and
s'.,' 'n a.. Gnin HnI. DAILY NEWS, q daily
nswsLspL LIp R wsv.Ss
VI ooiu III. ..e s.,,h ~. .,oetboIasrs NJ
IN aeotusnSe n,,r.a ~ s,,s, = meetine
ssid Company AIo NJ Suu n, o. " .nsi.cn s,ocs
70 % hela 10 ho0m az, A. Sa s.i p,n. .,,ss,
aud ExebanRe puiiuips; W. o. ~ ,hs ,s,n
CITY AND County oi Ssn ,Sso ~. Sorr ~
day ol OUtobAh' a. W t1.v' ssc,st.rx u "
5o'ci0ah =. l,,.. M,nIns Snmnsnv
~ Mafa .ola aaa ollxe. a.sank So.s-.Z.-
m r,,E ms Rll r COURr OY THE
Li,s, Jndicisi mis- rict of The state Of Ne.
..as In ma for ths county of fstorey,-CAsBIE
I,,.TT pisiuiiff. Va. W LLIAM kLLIOTT,
ip.,.,Ssnt p. Ac,ion bIouRht IN the District
r,',s -, ,ns P,,.t Jadci.i Li,trict Of the btate
SSu " mss.t. ,n s,.s S,r ,he eouniy of storey.
ont ,hs compsint nIed In said county, in the
once OF the Clet OF said District @ urt, on the
iiih Al, q, seult mbsr. A, u. 1880.
Sbs sts q OF N, yada sel dc greeting 10 VII
liam nj, iutt. Defendant: You are hereby re.
eunsa 70 sp%M pnmsd ~ a. pi.,ni,g ~ M i1i.,Iict
YOU ., .ns r,.s, i.SIs,si nt.,r,c, oI tbs s,s,s
ooyi. W .ne Va 49,. snrn,x os storey and
OF Ns,sa non,.i,.,nt n,sd thsrsin WITHIN len
snswer sno voat ~. Az ~ .s,sie., Alter ,bs
da1s SefcIuHse Y, ,ue y.. ey W ,s.s.a IN
service on you ou 'nle sam ,, y, Ia c'nn,.
raid county, Of ssev r~ =, oI' su Ina. fort,
wnnin .Weny s,s, u he asf.n,s Will bs tsfe.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-10-27
LOST.

. HRAyY GOLD HfcK CHAIN WAS LOST
a on Friday svenina last either on the
Divide or q Cold Hnl. The hndsr win es ~
Wsrdsd b. leaving ssms o. ~ esusn /! susss
% The ptyids. oci1 Nv
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-10-27
A PROCLAMATION
BY the Governor OF the State Of
Nevada.

IN COMPLIANCE WITH SECTION % OF
Relating 70 Rlectio' D" approved March y, 1915.
I. JoHN Il. Kux RAD. uovernor Of the STATE o.
Nevada, do hur.by orsr reward OF one Hun.
dred Dollars ,or the srrsst and conviction OF
any person guilty Of misdemesnor. and 70.
wsrd OF Two Hundred Dollars the srrs.t
and conviction Of any person guilty1 felony.
In violation n Of any Of the provisions OF we
III, The a1nregated amount paii out reaches the
sum OF Ten thousand Dol Lars.
In witness whereof have here.
unto sss my md and caused the
Great Seaiof the State OF Nevada
SEAL to be sfixed. Done st Carson C.ty,
this drs, 4 y OF Octohsr. A. d. lSs0.
- JOHN II. xINKEAD,
Governor the state Of hsvsda.
Jaspsn BAscocx, Secretary Of State. l
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-10-27
A PROCLAMATION
By the Governor OF the state Of
Nevada.

IN COMPLIANCE WITH SECTION ONE
M Of can Act to Ascertain AM Express
the Will Of the People OF the state OF Nevada
upon tse sub .ect Of Chinese Immigration" J" sp-
proved FEBRUARY II, 1879. ..
I. JoHN n. KNKxAp. 0ovsrnor OF the btste OF
Neysds, do hersbJ cell upon the electors Of this
STATE 10 siRnify at the usnsrsl Election to be
held November 2, 1850, their will % 70 the
contlnusncs or prohibition OF Chinese immiGra.
ton. BY placing upon their ballots Fur Chi.
.Aaainst Chinsss Immigration" II oppossd
In witness whereof have hersunto
Set my hand and csused the 0reat
beal Of the state Of Nevada 70 b
rAL sfa.sd. Done q Carson o;,y; E.. this
john h. KlNKeAp.
Governor OF the State Of Nevada.
JS.,sS Basoocx. sscrstsry OF s.sis. l
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-10-27

REPUBLICAN TICKET.
ELECTION:
Tuesday, November 2, 1880
For State Senators:
@. c. STEVENSON. A. J. TYRRELL'
For Assemblymeu:
JOHN L. BLACK. GEO. BETTINdEB'
n. N. FRIEDRICH. CHAs. L. LANG.
n. C. TII.DEN, J. J. SHEPPARD,
PATR'K CONWAY. J. H. ROBERTS.
D. THoRBURN. @. 8. YOUNG.
". d. GRAY. JAMES LANaAN.
]. D, REESE, E. o. LEERMo.
For Sheriff:
W. J. HANKS.
For County Clerk:
DAN LYONS.
For Treasurer:
B. n. cARRIcK.
For Assessor:
WILLIAM sKYRME.
For Recorder:
TRUE LOCKE.
For District Attorney:
JOHN H. HARRIS.
For Public Administrator:
j. W. MOVES.
For Superintendent Of Schools;
J. W. wHITcHER.
For County Surveyor:
ALFRED CRAVEN.
For County Commissioners:
A. a. CowAN, JAS. McALLIsTER.
'L'ns i'!.i9 !. :. WOODBURY..
(Short Term.)
For Justice Of the Peace,
Township No. !. Third and Fourth Wards,
Virginia:
J. II. PoMERoY.
For Justice Of the Peace.
Township No. 2. First and Second WARDS
Virginia:
ALBERT HIRES.
For Justice Of the Peace.
Township No. 8. Gold Hill;
Up. FLANNINaHAM.
For Constable
OF Township No. !. Third and Fourth
Wards. Virginia:
CHARLES B. MCCARTHY,
For Constable
OF Township No. 2. First and second
Wards. Virginia:
A. Q. LONG.
For Constable
OF Township No. 8. Gold Hill:
NICK SEXTON.
For School Trustees-Virginia:
A. B. sToDDARD. IRA 8. PARKE,
]. N. FLINT, J. G. PATRICK.
For School Trustess-Gold Hill:
J. o. BENEFITS, CHAs. LIKENs,
ALBERT LACKEY.
County Central Committee:
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STILL DRIFTING.

In Maine the talk has been getting more
warlike during the past two or three days,
and it has at times looked as though the
Fusionists wanted an excuse for bringing
about a collision. The reference of cru
cial questions to the Supreme Court by the
Republican members OF the Legislature,
however, secures short delay, and in the
meantime the Fusionists may think better
of their truculent programme. The refer
ence of these questions to the Supreme
Court may or may not facilitate a peaceful
solution. If the opinion of the Court is
generally against the Fusionists, it does
not follow that they will yield. Had
they been amenable TO argument and judi
oial influence they could not have persisted
In taking their seats after the delivering of
the Supreme Court opinion on Garcelons
questions. That document showed them
clearly that they had no constitutional or
legal ground to stand upon, but they never
theless went on as if nothing had hap
pened, and coolly ignored the Court. It
is therefore necessary to be prepared for 4
similar obstinate persistence now. They
have, in fact, trampied upon so much law
already, that little more can scarcely
make any difference to them. If they
are resolved to maintain their POSITION
and every thing that has so far occurred
shows them to be so resolved, they viii
refuse to be governed by the opinion of
the Court. In that event it is difficult TO
see how trouble can be avoided. General
Chamberlain is the man on horseback"
and he viii evidently refuse to be dis.
mounted. Without dismounting him,
however, the Fusionists can do nothing,
and if they undertake to get rid of him
there viii be fighting at once. In short,
poor Maine has been pretty thoroughly
Mexicanized, and has not much further to
90 to complete the programme of anarchy.