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Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1880-11-03

Read the card Of L. J. Leman for the
address Of house In Shreveport that deals
largely in tobacco. cigArs and fancy gro
c4fieA.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1880-11-03

Wonderful g 10 the medicine for tn,
wounded, bruised, AFFLICTED and sore. sol'
Ly ell tho druggists.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1880-11-03

Every one should have . watch, and
Kortum has stock from which may be
selected . time. keeper that will suit every
mans purse, from ten to . Thousand dol
lsrs.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1880-11-03

AL 10 not gold that giitters, except in
Koetum's show case. He deals in no shod-
dy or pinchbaek. Every article is pure
eo,d. aud 10 warranted.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1880-11-03

"wnMe Of cAaoW" four ines . day
makes q happy bo0ssSold.
For sale by B. NJ. McHENRf.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1880-11-03

A good . watch ~ any man csres to
wear may be had for very little money by
calling on Kortum.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1880-11-03

All of the most fash ionable patterns OF
rings, studs, pins, chains, &c, may be had
ut bottom prices of Kortum.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1880-11-03

Forty year, trial ~ proved LUCK:
oNAuoNT" the best liver medicine in
he world.
For sale by B. u. AcHENkf.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1880-11-03
Oreas - and Stain Hanover ct shelton's

Reeds Gilt Edge Touic sssists digestion
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1880-11-03

"0lAcx.DRAUoHT" cures cos,iv.-
sese and Sick Headache.
For sale by B. n. AcHENRY.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1880-06-18
Ser Neufu8.

Wie mir aus uuleren Wedlelbldttern
eriebeu, buben bic 8olfssibler elm rsdt
iaures Stid 9lrbsit gu betpdltisen. 9lud
bier tpurbeu i6on eielfad 4lasen laut
uno in einisen Stdbten muBte man losar
seridtlid sesen bic 2eute porseben, uni
lie gum Sprt4sn 5u brinsen. Saft iber,
al mobin bic Sen lusbeamten fpmmen,
lperoen lie nit WiBtra1en uno Nbneisuns
empfansen unb eS sebSrt cine betrddtlide
DofS @ebulo Don ibrer Seite ba3u, ben
Wtutb ni4t au perlieren uno cine GINGER
maBen superldiiisealrbeit abSuleferu, benn
bon unbebinster 3uuerldiiSteit tann gar
nidt bic Rebe iein. Nae itatiftifden Iui.
nabmen franten paran, bab bel ibnen Nn.
gaben nit in ben Saul sencm.
men werben malIen, bon oenen man ipeib
Ober bod abnt, baB iie falid linb. Selbit
ber sewiNenbafte nno fir feline Nufsabe
,bur&aus etnsencmme Sammler fatilti,
fder Ncti3en fann nidtlumbin, ein3elne
Jfubriten mebr Ober nlinser auf's Gera>
thepobl aus5ufuaen unb Demienisen,
ipelder iia ni4t aus Neisuns, lonbern
nur neil er rnub, nit Statiltit beidaftiat,
tcmmt es erfabrunssmiBis aui eine Sanb
pou ytoten bnrdauS ni4t an. uebriaens
ftne mir ielbltperItdnblid BACON uber,euat,
bab unlere Gnumeatoren idmmtlit s,l
ber erfseba&ten alaHe bon Statititern
sehSren. nm nur einiss Der ii4 Der gr-
belt sntsesenltsaenben 9inoerniiie ,u er>
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1880-06-18

fubr bat iid ,pdbrenb ber erten flint Mp*
nate pieies Sabres sesen 116 W3iuicnen
Srancs permebrt. Die 3unabme ber
ginfubr bei1anb in 8rcb ltofen unb bic Der
9luSfubr in Wanuf facturwaaren.
- DEM Mandeltsr Guardian ipirb
aus Berlin semelbet, bab bic Sonlerra<
tipen unb Natipnalltberalen I'M nddlten
RetdStas bic Mmenbements gu ben Salt
iden MaiSeieeen mSslidermeiie aune9=
men merben.
= Sn gruIe( murbe am 16. bic belsi=
ihe geationalausl lfellunS bonn &Snig er<
SHnet.
- Die Grtaiierin Gusenie iii in Cap
itapt eiusetroffen, INN ibre Stadreii ie naa
europa an5utreten.
- Calcutta. gine Statiitit iiber ben
bieFsen 9anoel ersibt, ba6 ber gerfebr
init England tpdbrenb ber leeten Sabre
lan9iam absenpmmen, ber nit Nmerfa
unb Gbina ieood 5usenOmmen bat. Der
Prdiicent Der 9anoelsfummer bat lid in
einer 9febe fleinmiitbis iiber bic 3ufunit
bes Gusfubrhanbela ausseiprcden. gr
fiirdtet, Snoien tSnne in Der Deisenprcs
bnction nidt NIT Nn,erifa concurriren.
Der Gbeebanoel 1T iebr seoriidt. Sc
berridt allseu1ein bic Nnlt4t baB cine
eriiis nabe bescr itebe, pelde itd fiir
piele Sanoelsseieaidaften unb Ebee=
pfan5er in NRam unb anoeren Tbee PRO-
bucirenpen Diitricten ais perberblid er=
mei len birfte.
- Berlin. Der 8unbesratb iette
beute bic 8eratbuns Der TraSe, pb- pas
untere Glbsebiet benz 3ollperein einper<
leibt werben iea, fort, unb nabm ben in
Der erifen 9eiuns pursei4lasenen bebbez
5aslidea 8eidluB an-Der bielise dine>
lif4e @elanbte min ni6ts bon &riessrii=
itunsen in Gbina piiIen unb bat anse<
beutet, oaB @eiude penficnirter beutider
Offi5iere um Gnitelluns in Der dine1i jden
Grmee feline geridlidtisuns finben iperz
ben, unc baB in .3ufunft # auf Iufrasen
weSen Contractor 3ur 9ieferuns bon
3riessmaterial feline Nntuprt erfolsen
mirb.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1880-06-18

wabnen, 10 ,piien piele Yerionen ielbit
ntdt senuu, tpie alt iis fnb. Wie iollen
lie bu int Stanbe fem, Dem 3dbler eine
ridtise NnSabe 81. MAIDEN? Nnbert Yer=
ionen uns namentlid Damen, beden gerne
einen S4leier iiber tbr Sitter. Birb ber
Geniusbeamte 10 ansa(ant iein, einer un<
perbeiratbeten 1aOp, lDelde bod in ben
9eeununo5m germ" 1T, auf ben 4cpf gu
fasen, baB iie ibr Sitter I'M minpetenS
5ebn Sabre Sn serius anseseben bat?
Cine fernere, in pieleu 6dlen iebr beifle
Trase 1T bic mad ber Beidditisuns. Su
elmer Stabt siebt eS 10 piele prcblemati'
ide grilten5en, baB cine ppllfomn1en
pabrbeitssetreue stuI5dbluns ber Ct
werbsquelen einen munoerbaren @inorud
MAIDEN tpiirbe. W1an fann in ber Ibat
unmSsli4 bon ben Qeuten perlansen, baB
iie fi@ ale Bun,mler, 8auernfinser,
Glnbreder &c. re9iitriren lallen. Sp nuB
man benn 5ufrieben;ien, menn bas 8eiuls
tat Der Genius=Nu fnahme Elm i'm 8elent=
liaen rt4tises 1T, uno es rubis init in ben
3aaf nebnen, penn man ipiter itatt Der
reinen Wabrbeit in pieten Tdllen @upbe.
miSmen uno Ticticnen 3u leien befpmmt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1880-06-18

Wu@ ntat ubsl. Der Saun. Cur.
er3dtlt folstnpss Curriculum: BsFraft me-.
gen 6lassens In ben Retdsfarbsn wuroe
Der gsrleser bss u5ilrestsimsr &urisr",
9srr TInfRId. Der Nsbaeteur bss Blat.
ties bate wssen 8slsieieuns bee Silbes.
beimer Nasifrats etne fiinfwSdtse Gs.
fansnibftrafe abssbiiBt. Nm Sage letner
&ntlafunS tanste Der otenssuanate 0sr-
lsssr cine fAwar3' msib.rutbs Batas aus
uno ertieIt oarauf folsenbsn @trafbsfebl:
uNuf ben @ntras Der tSntsltden Staats.
auwaltidaft wtro sesen @te wessn Der
BeiGuloisuns, bab Gle aus Wnlab Der
am 2S. Ipril b. s. erfuleten gntlaFuns
bss 8sbaetsurs SbuHsr aus bem @sfaug.
niHs bee bieFssn 9anbssrihts etne erobe
lapar, 'tpeiB rotbe SABINE aus ttrem 6au.
fe seifsdt, baburd Mufsbeu srrsst nnb
sroben unfus psratt tatsn. = ll.bertrs.
tuns sesea S 800, II. St..@..g. - 100.
far uls Bew.ismitt.l bs3si6nst fno:
gtaatsanwalt Saniid bisri,lbf, Elm,
@slbfrafe pom 80 Wt unb i'm Sale biz.
felbe ntdt betsetriebsn wsrbsn fam, 5aft
ftrafe BON zaaen feiieeiebt. 3uslsia
rsreen Sansn bic unten per5sidneten
&ofen NIT 81. 10 pf. auf,r!est.
@slpitrafsn unb Solten i1np an bas 65.
nislihe Steueramt au 5ilpssbsin 3u ,ab.
len. 8Snislt&es Nmtsssr:6t S. - Dae
man wesen Musbanssus elmer G!aas.
In ben beuti&sn Retdsfarten uerobsn I'm.
fus" peraben tann, IL bod wirfliH mest.
wirbte!
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1880-06-18
Die Ginnabms fur

Die Gsnnabms fur
$1,000 Sopie bstrast ms, ,348, 400
unb tie Iuesabe fur
As, 200 @spinne 1T mS, 348, 400.
Da alio bic san,s gtnnubme su Sc.
tuinn.n psrtbstlt II, wfrben iusSelammt
Is Nro3eu
pom Gewinne In gb,us sebraat, Inn BE
6ofen Der 0erwaltuns ,u osdsn.
Sntem auf issss 3wsite Qpos Elm I,effsr
faut. III es niht srit nStbts. auf ben 8ur'
tbsil unb bic Nssuitai ptsier felt
139 Sabren
beaetenben 4otteris animsrfiam gu MAIDEN.
Der a1e GlaNen TN 8oraus be3ablt,
Bat lelbaperltdnolh sInen fleinsn Habatt.
s. toRet iemit, uenn I'm 8oraus bs3ablt,
baS
@an3e 0ocs. cs..........$4s. 90
oalbe -......... "a, OO
Biertel y ..--..--.. II. 90
Whtel - .-....... 6, 90
Girculare,
fomie aut ndtern gin,slnbsitsn astsn auf
anfrassn unsntseltli& au Di'nasn.
@ett saslrei9sn Iuftrdssu isst satoss.n
6. +. Salfemifein,
3s7 Sub Rampart>5traee.
ylep.Orlean8 "a.
8upsrlaff5s assRtsn wsrtsn Ssrlanst.
6,1so.wI
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1880-06-18

@inperbrteBtiherS Sauelina
Nt&ts II 70 iebr seetanst sinsn @ann
gu bsfimmsn Sunaeeielle su tleitsn. ale
wenn ct eine Wa6t I'm Fem 0aul: zines
Serteiratteten Greunbes Ysrweit uub flint
peer leds Stunoen wahsetalttn wiro
burh bas @sihrsi zines perorieblt&en
Sauslinse. Mae perprisbllhsn unb
f&rsienbsn Sauslinse beoarfen nur Soy.
fen. Bitters um ils aefunb unb ldhslnu 3u
MAIDEN. Sunser Manu, erinnsre bid an
bieles -gb.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1880-06-18
Wlbe nidt mertb semslen, iid itsr bic
Jolssn ibrsr 5anplunsswsile Gorge 3u
@iebentee Garitel.
Muf Der 8 . d3eitsret{e.

So mar fur, nad Ofern. 8lsneenb
rubte bic Jrab ionne auf oem Sdeitel tss
Ssmmsrinss. 3u tem fh ioebsn rsr BE
N.ufdbtsr @bene ps,laHsnbe gil;us auf
itsilem Sdienenwsae emporwanp. Die
Mprgsnlonne tuete Die Ibransn Don ben
Nussn Der iunsen 5ruu ano ,auberte elm
9aheln auf ibrs eippsn. Das ernite sc
fdtttsn ttet In elm Bouquet Don @dnee'
rolsn psrienft. iae fe ttrem @attsn
sesenibsr, watreno ter 3ua fhon ute.
Der abwarts bsm frsunoliden Miir3ttale
aueilte.
Mit beibsr 3artlidtsit rntte glorrius's
Wuss auf her {dlanten @eitelt leiner jun.
gen @attin, bic In bsm lidtarausn &siie
fleio unb benz slsihfarbtsen Shleiertiltdsn
auf benz braunsn @heitel nahbenfih gu
Dem Manne tinblidte, nit ptm Re tinaus.
reilen fpQte Inc Dette, uno ber tbr cennch
fremo mar, frember ais je!
Sie tattsn i'm ben Sag ,upor BON btm
Nsuadbter 8abnbpfs abaetolt uno Re
fablts jsbt nod einmal ben idtsn Shmsr,
Der gnttouihune, ais nidt 5srbstt, an
ben itre Briefe eerid,tet sepsien, icnbern
5err Norrins, bsr1slbe 5err Nurrtns, ben
9srbert gu tennen ibr unmSslid erihie.
men, anf ils susseilt unS ile in Sic 9rme
seftloRen.
Gortl,bune folst.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1880-06-18
xa9es: W eutgfei ten.
& n | q n b.

- Die Nepublttaner bon Snoiana baz
Zen IN ibrer Staatsfpnpenttpn bic @bi<
cascer 0fcminutiOneu ratiii;irt uno ben
N4tb. Nlbert v. Borter ais @ouperneursz
fanoioaten aufseite0t.
- OaS Sberseridt bat ben Tbeil bes
Staatsli5ens .@eieeeS BON Qouiliana, woz
nad bon @eiddftsrei ienben cine mpnatz
llde @l5enS BON $25 erbpten mereen loG,
fur uneoni ititutioneu ertldrt.
= Die Continental GUARDS bon Seem
Srleans iinb gum 8eiud in Bottom ein=
setrcffen.
= Der Sdriftleeer 8raslp, Der i'm
December 70 bic Srau Sane 6ebert bon
Der 0allerie bes 3. Stpdrperfs eine5 Soft
bauIeS an GhartresltraBe, NeuOrleans, in
ben 9Of binabmarf 1T Der IDbtuns Idul=
big befuncen mproen.-Sn q. 8. perbeiz
ratbete li4 Der Wiulatte Sfillmann nit
einem weiben Nibden, 9eanlens Gren4.
Der Bruber Der junsen Trau iudte ieimen
s4maser ani, um ihn gu erfdieBen. Die
SuSel slnS jebpd febl unb tSbtete ein
5ebnjabrises farbises Mdcden. 6rend
muroe ms @efd1sniB 8ebradt.
= Seit benz 1. Sanuar paiirten 5000
Gmisranten burd GbicusO, ale nod benz
Weiten beitimmt.
= Die Wfinenarbeiter in Colorado
perben balb pieoer an bic glrbeit aeben,
ba elm freunbiaaftlidsr Gussleid gu ers
marten ftebt.
= Sn Mortb Nbams 1T bic DiHenterp
epioemiid uufsetreten. lleber 1000 Yerz
iDneu liesen franf Darnieber. Die Ner3te
baben Sag unb Nadt 5u tbun, pbne piel
auSri4ten 5u fSnnen. Die 2ranfbeit 1oll
bur4 bas idledte Walier bes Sic eierppirs
entlfanben iein.
Der Miiiiiippi 1T bei Yrairie bu
ebien, Wisccnlin, aus ieinen nfern aetre@
ten unb Srobe 2anbftreden lteben unter
Waiier. Der 8luB fteist nod immer.
Oas Babnseleiie bet Gbicaeo, Milwaufee
unb ct. Saul gabn 1T auf cine Strede
bon 25 Dleilen inter WaHer selett.
= ycr oer Sertasuns bes Senats
uberreidte WinbDm ben Oeinoritltsbe=
ridt beS @robuS @omites. Derlelbs
felt in G6rebe, baB bic 9lusmanperuaa
Der 6arbisen BON 8eputlitanern berpor,
Serufen wuroe.
- General @ariielb wuroe in @al6
tn9ton NIT elmer Serenabe empianeen unit
belt cine &eoe, bic iid jecpA BON oer 80.
litif fern bielt.
sIanb.
= Die iriidem Waitslieber bes yarla.
lnents serlansen, bab bic 8esieruns ber
Voridub fur Srlanb perbrppelt, oa oi,
Nstb nod nidt beisitist 1T.
= Oeltreid madt ben Yoridlaa, elmer
srediIden uno tiirfiiden 8ertreter au,u
laiien, naaoem bic SOnferen5 einmal abse
ftimmt bat.
Dem MandeIter Guardian wiri
aus GcnitantinOpel gemelpet, bic Yicrte
peroe sesen bic Beidlafe Der Sonferen;
nldtS ein5uwenben baben, bieielben abe
nidt enforciren. Die Yiorte ia.int mid
abseneist, ben BON @rieaenlano bean
iprndten Ebeil Tbefaliens absutreten
madt aber oarauf aufmerfIam, bab BIZ
nlobamebanlihen Ilbaneien bieGeits Cpl
rus elmer anaection bepafineten @iber
itano entSeSenieben ipiirben. unb in be
9bat finb bic albaneien in lesterer 3ei
reidlid nit WaHsn unb Munition bee
| ieben woroem. Die finanSielle Gage be
Inrtei rirb inner beorcblider.
| Die fran3Sffde Musfubr unb Gin
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1880-06-18

0elbes Tieber. So wirb slaub.
warots perFdert, bab biele fdredltds
&ranfbett oura ben @ebrau6 Don @ar.
ners Safe Sidney unb 9iper Cure, In
grrblnouns NIT Darnsrs safe Wtlls Der.
binoert tpereen fana. So 1T cine Blut.
psrssftuns, man balte bas Blut rein unb
bic &rantbeit ,ptrb niht eintreteu. Dtele
5silmtttel baltsn bic Blutfltrir ursans =
gfieren uno 2eb.r = In 9eiunSer Sbattststt.
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Dern irseno elmer Der eeier bte1er Bet.
tnns taub wsresn iol!te, 70 mSse er eins
Jlalde Sobn cns nupsne { t.
niment taufen, fh bamtt btnttr ben
Obren einreibsu uuo NIT elmer 8sper ct.
mas pauon In pas DIR trGpfeln.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1880-06-18

Nlan io(te 9louben. bab ber eertnsite
Grab BON seiunbem geraanb sinen Munn
abbalten piirpe, @auno au taufen, etnfah
f&on beswssen, neil er Elm srubes padet
fur 25 Gents erbalten tann. Sbert=
BANS Cavalry Condition
y wbere fnb burhauS rein unb 70
piel wsrtb ale eta Sab folAen Stofs.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1880-06-18

s.. 5psfe & @Sbne taten
tebt febr i&Sne Damen 3eues Slipper unb
etne 9robe @us!pabl sun Damen. unb
4inber1Huben.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1880-11-17

just, cannot be objected to by Repub-
hcans, as it is OF their own making.
Had the electoral votes of 1876 been
counted under this rule, instead of by
the Electoral Commission, it would
have been impossible to have counted
Hayes in, as objection to the votes of
the doubtful States of Florida, tLouisi-
ana and South Carolina by the House
Of Representatives would have resulted
in their rejection, and given Tilden,
who had lS4 undisputed votes, the
Office to which he was elected.
II the Board OF Canvassers Of New
York State, which meets tomorrow,
disagree. as to the result of the, election
in that State, and two sets Of returns
are certified to Congress, under the
Twenty second Joint Rule the thirty
FIVE electoral votes Of the State may be
rejected, if not counted for Hancock.
The Republicans established the prece.
dent of rejecting the votes of any State,
and they cannot reasonably complain if
the Democrats follow their example,
1t is probable, however, that only one
set of returns will be certified from
New York and other States to Con-
gress, and in that event it is not likely
that the votes of any State will be
thrown out, though, under the rule, it
is in the power of either House of Con-
gress to do so. The Twenty
Joint Rule gives Congress powerto sub.
vert the will of the people in the cleo
ton of President, and it ought to be
repealed. 1t was made to further par
tisan purposes, not for the benefit Of
the people or the welfare of the coun-
try.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1880-11-17
COUNTING THE ELECTORAL VOTES.

On the second "Wednesday in Febru4
airy next both Houses of Congress will
meet in joint convention to count the
electoral votes of the several States,
s rs certified TO Congress, for President
and Vice President of the United
States. According to the Twenty
ond Joint Rule OF the two Houses,
which was enacted by the Republicans,
when there were but few Democrats
in either House. any member of the
Senate or House of Representatives
may object to counting the votes of
State. When such objection is made,
the members retire to their respective
!, chambers and vote separately on the
question. If either House decide to
: reject the electoral vote of the State to
. which the objection has been made, the
votes of that State shall not be counted.
ln,l872, when the Republicans had
large majorities in both Houses of Con-
gress, the electoral votes of Arkansas
and Louisiana were rejected under this
rule. which, though arbitrary and un-
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1880-11-17
TELE6RApHIC ITEMS.

Charles >. Fisher, young and active
Republican worker and Supervisor of
Cincinnati, Ohio, was before the United
States Commissioner yesterday, charged
with attempting fraud at the polls in
the October election. The testimony
went to show that he had got fourteen
Republican ballots into the box at the
First Ward in that city. The ballot
box was so arranged that each ballot
was stamped as it fell into the box.
Fisher. it is charged, had supplied him,
self with stamped tickets, and would
occasionally drop several on the floor,
declare they haei fallen from the box,
and have them deposited. 1t was after
wards found that the bogus stamp was
defective, and ali the ballots, fourteen
in number, were thrown out. They were
all Republican tickets. The testimony
is progressing. ~
General Sherman in has annual
report says the army is too small
and urges that it be kept up to
the full amount of 10000 enlist
ed men. He says the Northern,
Union, and Southern Pacific railroads
llaye revolutionized the West and max 9
a change in the military policy neces-
! sary. Instead of the small ard widely
separated forts he recommends concen-
tration at strategetic points ON the
frontier. Many of the old military
posts ON the frontier are already becom-
ing commercial centers. Most Of our
coast defenses are superhuous.
The Minnesota Insane Asylum was
partially destroyed by fire night before
last. AS soon as it was found that the
fire was likely to prove serious, Dr.
Bartlett, the. superintendent, gave
orders to have all the patients released
and cared for as well as possible; but
before the fire was discovered one or
two became choked with smoke and it
was impossible to release them all. No
one knows how many persisted, but
quite number must have been burned
alive.
Complete official returns have been
received from every county in Califor.
MIA except Inyo, Modoc and Trinity,
and from these complete semi-ofiicial
returns are in, SO that the result will
not be changed. Edgerton (Rep.) has
507 majority over Judge Terry tDem. J
and is elected The other Democratic
Electors have majorities as follows:
Shorh 81, Wallace So, Brown 100, Hem
ley 100, Del Vale l43.
News has been received at Bodie of
the Burning OF Mammoth City, ON Sum
day.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1880-11-17
The Great Stomach II regulator
AND DYSPEPSIA CURE.

THE MEXICAN REMEDY FOR DISEASES
OF THE KIDNEYS AND BLADDER.
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THE SACK IN NEVADA.

The Reno Gazette, in spasm of vir-
tuous indignation, deprecates the
sack" as 81 means of carrying cleo
tons in Nevada, and advises the Dem
ocratic legislators to make Fair buy
their votes to secure his election. That
Nevada is 'iotten borough" no one
.conyersant with its politicians, and the
manner in which many Of them have
secured high offices, will dispute. II
is safe to say that no United States
Senator has ever been elected from Ne
yada without liberal expenditure of
coin. : In the early days of the State,
Nye and Stewart spent money lavishly
TO secure the prize, and that, too, at a
time when no Democrat aspired to the
position, as there were not more than
two or three members of that party in
the Legislature In 1872, hundreds of
thousands of dollars were expended for
the Senatorship from Nevada. Twelve
men, engaged in mining in Churchill
county, were paid $40 for their votes,
and those men say the money was given
item by the Judge of the District
Court. The SILVER STATE gave details
OK the transaction at the time, and
asked the Legislature to- prefer articles
Of impeachment against the Judge
whose name was given in full; but the
.yirtuous Press Of the State and the
s"truly good" raelnb ers OF the Legisla-
ture never once referred to the matter.
In the Republican State Convention,
held at Carson last Fall, WV. Bishop,
of Eureka, boosted that he had bought
Democratic votes at every election in
Nevada, and advised the delegates to
follow his example. We have no recol-
lection of the virtuous Reno Gazette,
or Of any other Republican paper in
Nevada, expressing disapproval of the
sentiments; ON the contrary, Me-. Bish-
ops patriotism WAS, ,applauded to the
echo by the representatives of the par
ty of great moral ideas, and the speech
of Mr.. Bishop was reported approvingly
in many OF the, Republican papers of
Nevada.
We do not doubt that money was
spent in she recent election by both
Republicans and Democrats, but it was
the first time in the history of the
State that the Democrats, had any
money to spend for election purposes.
1t may be grievous offense,, in the
opinion Of the Gazette and other jour
mails forFair or any other Democrat to
. do in 1880 what Republicans have been
doing sineel Nevada was admitted into
che Union; but in expanding money for
election purposes, he was only follow
ing the illnstrious. example of Stewart,
Nye, Jones and Sharon. But it is not
the expenditure of money by Fair, but
the failure to do SO by Sharon, that has
SO enraged the Republican press of the
Stateaiiamakes them cry out against the
'sacka IN politics, which, so long as it
s. was used for their benefit. they never
once thought OF condemning. Now,
let the Legislature pass o stringent law
/. against tAe use Of money in politics
one that can be enforced against those
who offer to buy votes, and which will
fotever disfranchize the buyer and the
seller, sthat the politics of the State
.smav be purified, and that men who are
not millionaires, Though otherwise well
qualified for the position, may aspire to
the United States Senate with some
hopes Of success.
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EsTRAY NOTICE.

G, s. Osborn, Justice OF the Peace in and for
Union Township, Humboldt County, State OF
Nevada, gives notice, in accordance with the
provisions OF the Statutes OF the State OF Ne.
vada in such cases made and provided that on
or about the 18th day OF September 1850, there
came, upon the premises OF Louigi Pedrole one
dark bay horse, branded up" on left shoulder
with little star in its forehead; also one light
pay horse, branded 'H" on the left shoulder. a
httle star IN its forehead, and with four white
C..S. OSBORN, J. +.
"nneinuecss, October Z, 1880. OF 2nlaw
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PostofrIce Negotiations.

Money orders issued from to 9
o'clock A. M, and from l:30 to 4 clock
P. NJ, daily.
No money orders issued ON Sunday.
Letters received for registration from
s to 8 o'clock A. NJ, and from l.3O to 4
o'clock p. NJ, daily.
Mails for the East close at $50 A. NJ,
daily.
Mails for the West close at l2:l5
P. NJ. daily. g
+. G. ROBINS, Postmaster.
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NOTICE
To Ar whom II May Concern.

NY wiie, MARY CANS, having left nv bed
anu BOARD without any provocation, viii not
DC responsible for any debts she may contract
from and after this date. 'O''"ss
L. 8. CANS.
Duihoh Oh Paradise Mill, October Is, 1850.
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