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Jamestown alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1878-1882, 1880-02-24
AT HOME.

{. u b z I j. =
String heans.
Straw xbeTfies and cream.
The roses they are in bloom.
Justlce Braunie Is very i'll.
Barber Thompson's building is nearly
completed.
Best teas at Curtin s. Winslows.
Wood and Potatoes 1t Henry Vessey'a
Oysters, best IN town, at Curtin & Winslows
old papers for sale at.this Office for
u cents per 100.
Gloves and mittens at Curtin & Winslows
Our sleigning has been spoiled. The
sun did it.
Mackinaw clothing at Curtin 3 W;nslows
Jamestown will soon have a: bakery.
The weather during tho past few days
has been lovely.
Mr.. Dewey rojoices and is exceeding
glad. 10, and behold, it's 4 boy.
Get yours .cofeas, groceries, &C., Vt
J Curtin s Winslow's Cheap Cash Store.
Mr.. Bcllinger Of spiritwood knows how
to make it interesting for the boys.
Gen. Pride, once on Gen. Grants staff,
spent few days in the city last week:
Carpenter Smith will commence The
erection Of two new houses this'ueek.
Our county commissioners will meet on
the twenty -tifth,ot the present mont b..
we are not llablsAto have another sucb
Z ! winter as We have just experienced il
seven years:
Frank Perkins, Of Deadwood, favored
Jamestown with readings on Tuesday
evening.
'Why don't you call at Curtin & Win
slow's,p That forip s'Why for every.
thing in the line Of mercbandises''
Those desiring information concerning
this country would do well to write to 9
w. yennum, our county clerk,
Curtin & Winslow will sell their i'm
mense stock Of woolen lgoods at cost. il
order to make rom for their spring stock
Peter Aubelton has succeeded in getting
M. Eimms store building moved to y
nsw wiocation. A goCd fob Peter.
ST: 81. Captain Garrett. wife an4 fwo dassh
tcfs, Of Fort Totten, are inths yillsg!
Also Major Belr Of tie Same Place. -.
9------ - j. =. = -
Jamestown alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1878-1882, 1880-02-24

\ At the November election Of 1878 Nor
ton County had but eighty VOTERS ana
many Of them were employed Fort lin
coin. ~ S.. !. d. y. t 3 s
The Rapid City OAK. Journal says =
bank j. needed III tlMt town and thinks )
circulation Of $4,000 could bs us4dS to
Advantage. The money order business at
hpid, the. journal sst., Z 1000 per
week, " $50 s, a. 60. q q s:
ssN &A& ass
Jamestown alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1878-1882, 1880-02-24
TURNER'S SOCIETY.

Tile Germans Of this plac, met at the
Office Of G. w. Kurtz, last Saturday even
ing and successfully organized Turner'S
society, the 6rst organization of the kind
on the line Of the Northern Pacific, The
following officers were elected
Jamestown alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1878-1882, 1880-02-24

10 m co1rrFusD 1axr WINK !,
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1880-05-19
THE AMERICAN INSTITUTE
-oF-
PIIRENOLOGY

ENCORP0RATED BY THE LEGlSIATCRE
m Of he State Of A.w York in 1896, Will
open its Annnsl Ststion fer 1879 ON the hrst
day of October. to continue si1 wc' ks. Nor"
than hundred lessons or lectures Will be
gwen,
The stndy Of Human Nature, as taught
by Phr'roloPy, IAlsi"enonry, and fhysi'
tlOpy, c0Gsttutiig II complete AHihru-
polury, is eft Z first iuIporiaIce to
SIrr.y s:scn WI use vocntitn IL II 10 ill.,
stra mankind Ia uhc formation If character
and the sttHinm,Lt 81 liritunl growth; to
Teachers, VINO Ia ed TO learn the nature
Of Tie unan faculties, ana how best to guide
and instruct them to ait III GccU'daI &c with
clear judgm' III III d sound OIulity; to
PhysiciuHs. That they may undcr,tsnd
the mental traits and 81 pos iiOns of patients
aid patrons, al q how to acquire their coI f.
drI.cs and co-oIe'atiou; 10
Iawys tLLt they may know Whit is in
human natur,, hid Low to II al at once the
Chnractt OF Iii nj. with, Eses. and jury. and
'omlrcLtiG Tn springs of action md mo
tive IL tit 81 'Iho are charged with cTinU; to
State men. WHO are called To cnacr
lhws fer the pr"P'r government and improve
nent Of MAI kind; 20
Merchants anC Ru>iU - WIN W .
deal VltL ever! hUCy, rnl "nght u eS char
ac;,r and faculty, AID hon To- hnndlc II afily,
ll a~aitly, aId eurCt Gnlly; 10
Parents. Whu have a vital il t,rr ~ thr
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haIl II esstf Cliil"TtH. and Therefore need t.
unterstild Heir n ,citl traits, ind Wha'
tr' atmtl rs ~ suited &c e.; 10
SOuRa Wen Ist W. men. who have
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! II h,nsivr sClEsCE CF IIRST rEIStIrLI Ehs
a profitable word 10 sHy. . DO. .-...-
All who tcsire To IecG lHr men hers Of
lass. this year OF rGNt. ard AL Who tnid
Ike TO know wlst - tn b. taught IN the
course 1T II strEcti'I. tern >, etc. may adj
er, S. mixing Ter III stitutc Circular."
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737 Broadway. New York.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1880-05-19
Ii d d TX $.

'RobertClarke & Co., t riTs srs:i.i
attention to NAIL ORDELs for Books and Sta
tiontry. Their Catalogues and Nj nthly BnL
lctin CT New Books will be found very eur
venieat in re eetinp DO, Ks to purchase, tspe
j .liy 81 pers aas ltvaHg at distance frVeii
arr. bookstores. fif
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1880-05-19
issoIution of Co-:?artner-
ship.

YINHE Ca-PARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE
i existing between the unde1si gned has
bc,a dissolved. Mr. Urrn will cnltct ull
bills due the firm, and settle all its indelted-
heeS
KIGER 81 UREN.
Silver CITY, New F, b. 2, 1880.
Jam,s K'gcr aud J,hn lren will contiaue
the bus mess OF b aCks mithing, etnt1al iroa
work and wHguL-n akiIe, at tie old sti1sd.
en,h Tor himself, Mr. Niger dong the WOOD
work and Nj II,n tie iru1' work.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1880-05-19

Cticp---At Breed II Grossly =. North & ttnt,
odrosite the International. here pattste ahh
ransportation can DE secured.
JOHN -. DALLAS. PrODr"t"r.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1880-05-19

over the solitary plains, 10 the rncrchnut
prince, and the Moodcu,tCr hO splits
his foot with thn axe.
1t cures Rheumatism when all other
applications iail:
This wonderful
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1880-05-19
VALUABLE CATALOGUES.

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The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1880-07-15
IT'S TnUElNWAHONRss.


During the presidential controversy
jas, preceding the sctInn which led to
the inauguration OF Mr.. Hayes, it viii
be +, m .mbered that the r publiceDs
claimed that Senator Ferry the actipg
vice president, had the right to court
and declare the electoral vote for the
presideI c.. The Democrats claimed
that Congress alone had the right to
count the vote, and that the vicepresi-
dent could do nothing more thar p p
the envelopes containing the vote 81
s'stes. II was also clsimed by Re.
publicans that -. Pr, e.dent Grants
term would not expire u1til
: new presidept had been insugur4ted.
While these q1estiors were pending,
snd prior to rot afteD the estalisb-
uent of the electoral commission, G "a.
H.pc OK informed G n. SheIm N that
it was due to him (5herns, 70 be ap.
praised of what bis (G+D. Hancock
position Yves in the natter. lie, thers-
f,'re, would Say tina; be considered tbs,
Mr.. Tilden had been elec'ed Prssiden
of the Uoited States, and Gen. G aut's
trim of Cm; e expired at midnigbs OF
the 81 Of March that, regardless Of
anything Mr.. Ferry might do, If Con-
gress declared that Mr.. Tliden wa
elected President, he (Gen. Il sncock)
believed ne had q right to take the
oath of office wherever be might be ;
aud that if Mr.. Tilden did take the
oath Of oRce, and be should receive
soy order from Me. Tlden, as P esi-
deut Of The Z ,ited S stes, after mid.
nigh, on the 8 OF M,rcb, he should
ooey them. Gen. II .ncock, like Mr..
rlld, q and all pstriotic Americans, ac-
Quiesc d in the decision of that trltu-
nal. unconstitutional as it undoubtedly
was.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1880-07-15
TALKS AS WALL As BITES.

The story that Judge Back wrote
Gen. Uancock's latter to Governor
Psase, and that Clover composed the
famous s'GeDeral Order N. 49," could
otherwise be disposed of by showing
that Gen. Il .ncock can talK as we'll as
write. just b,f,rs his departure =
Lcu'slsna, in 1867. be was aereDaded 10
Washington and spoke as follows:
thank you for this testimony OF
your confidence in my ability to pei
form my duty In new and different
sphere. Educated az $50 d eT in the
military school of our country, and CD
the 6eld of the Mexican War ano
American rebellion, I need rot assuie
Sou that NJ course as district Com
man6er will be chsrscterz ID by th'
Same strict soldierly obedience to to.
law there taught me as soldier.
know no o,her guide or higher duty.
Misrepresentation and misc. nstIuc-
tons arising from the passions az tht
hour, and spread by those who do MOI
know that devotion TO duty hss gov
erned my actions in every trying hour.
may met me, bus 1 fear them no 9,
Mg highest desire will be 10 perform
the duties of my new sphere, not il,
The interest of parties OR partis4ns,
out for the benefit Of my coun
try, the hoaor of my profes.i"n, and l
trust aiso for the welfare OF the peopls
committed TO my css.. / ask. the,
ci,izsns, that I may not be judged III
advance, and that time u AZ bF permit
led to develop my actions. Judge me
by the deeds l h4y perform, and con
scious of my devotion tn duty and my
country, shall be SAITH f ID with your
verdict, and If g generous country
shall approve my actions in the future
as 1t has in the past, my highest smoi'
ton will havs been schieved. A .
soldier, I am tn admInia'er durlet
rather than discuss them. / can adj
minister IN, N to the satisfaction of my
couDtry, ! shall indeed be happy 10 the
consciousness of du'y performed.
These words are forecast of order
M. 40 and the letter to Governor
Tease, aud breathe tue same lofty sen-
timent of devotion to country and
duty, and s;Dce both Black and Glover
deny connection With these writings.
it is but just to give Gen. Hancock
full credit for them.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1880-07-15
TEXAS Po.Ir.cs.

-Democsats oEWdmSr are fog q 80.
ert. for gdYefs0r.s Mel AIRY for st,or.
oey general, and We.ls Thompson for
Congress.
The Democracy of Crockett ex.
press themselves uban moasly. 10 con-
Fenti,n. tor the denomination Of Coz.
srlor Roberts. -af srsf vss
The FAlls county Lsd<z says Of the
race for the district jiogesnIp thai
Jldge Battle, of Wecv, Will CARY ths
district Dy storm. - -
The editor of the Tsoas Farmer
AID Orahardist, the venerable Yoakun,
say. Tvs have kntwa governor
R,berts fo- about ihirty.fVe year,, snd
teel indignant 81 sctae Of the spoeI.s
lions % 1ngrstefully sbestOWeri upon
N by hls fellos cit.z sne. We are
thsnkfel that bus li,Lle of the abuse
tor his rough stsIe CONT rom oiG
texans, and none Of Il firm gen,kmsD
af good sense ~ d good breeding. H.,
life - piooesr Os.our carry sess ,emsp
md roG0h tihlt 5, which all old Trxsb.
osve stf red while they we're Iaying
he foundation 20 the k1oe 6.aren
plss. nslursliY hss'gIveu 40 uscivil e /.
error TO msny st uar fs'hssE ba,
{. Governor R,berts lssa than 10 nos,
VI them
-An sEs-Pdvaisn Of h ode divi-.
loo. u'ites shrOush he II asios Rst
rsferrirg TO the mental zsxissy o.
candidates ana ss7s ..Wh7 bot n.
have them q All this nenSal uaEi-,,
(.cconP,nied bY personsl disc,. ar =,
n gong around kpr,k,nR n this DO.
1ssthsil 81 making Jsnn n sntock on
otEt gp9vrnor uh9n ~ glsg,irn r.nss
So he has Rpt,e snrVsr for - ans
= p1,Ri1n e sDpissiw = ~ ~
pie q xszs, 9als's 'sis - 0Szue'
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1880-07-15


THERE IS no reas,n why the ON se
of couoty assessor should not be held
by some good D tnocrst, and s'ou'd
the proper nomination be made by the
county convention, there Is not The
least doubt that the CO. will he so
filed. Il truth, it's now believed tbs,
& straight county D mocratic' ticker,
made up Of earnest and true mer,
working z'aiousiy ia the cause, will
DO elected Throughout. Heretofore T.
has been that nearly all county Gct
have beer filed from Democrstic nom
instioue, and with judiciou' selec
tons shis time there will be clean
sweep. A strong man must b.
PANIED for tbs sesessorship,- and
of those who are mentioned the
STATESMAN inciiues to the opinion
that Mr.. d. A Todd, of pre- oinct No
8, would make successful race. The
sentiment of the country people is al
most unanimous for h I'm, and the opin.
ion very generally prevails among
Democrats Ia the city that be is the
man who should have the ohhce. NJ
one raises breath of suspicion against
his character, aud that be Is capable
and worthy is denied BY none He
hss been justice Of the peace and o
a. m oer of the county commissioner e
court, and while holdiog these posi-
t,ons demonstrated that be IS true to
public truss. he has been cit'z.n OF
Travis county for twenty-three yeara,
snd has always been q consistent and
{ ne Dam~c-.t. -"
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1880-07-15

decided n uty, sod isis hsrdly pro
hable De is,hs viii be presented. Arthe
coURrseionel ennssosiou Which net
't Brenban In 1878 the vote Of T avis
c'so'y VS. csst soIadIy fos JdSge Han.
cock, when one of the country precincts
Instructed against b N and vher, II We
remit mber correctly, another was par
tlsllI sgsinst him. Such has been the
sction Of all Conventions, district, state
aud Dsiionsl, sud, frjm the lights be-
tIre as, 1t sppeaIs that this iisue,
which 10 talked of, lie unreasonable.
Toe eTAII sNAN would zee j istiee done
20 all sides, but it is no, yet prepared
to encourage such departure from par
y rules &c this. which, it Is claimed, IL
COW propnS7
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1880-07-15
1nE Kos,E p1,conr,ruRE.

ArT
TIE netting of GO7ern9r Aeberts
snd Co. Lang, 81 z 'sse, wac 81 ything.
bat victory for the lslts IS ws<
tsle. rsphed to the Nsxs.V The GJTer-
oos made q speech, and followed
BY Col. L .ng, the latter devoting him
self to a studied attack upon Coz
srnor Ry6erss ssdshis- sd@iR-sssssiens-
Having flushed bis apeech, the friends
of the G1Yernor demanded that be
should reply. and he 6usllg consented
o do 81. promising TO say but little.
CHI Lang, ike most politicians, Il
very 10 I'd OF getting himself in o print,
and one of the m1st complete vipdi-
cations that @ Iverror r ,5erts has ever
had was from his pen, in
Nay, 1879. HIS defense Of CIV
erutr Z .berts, involving all the
v.t,l questions nov presented in
the Canvass, has been printed by
every psp.E in Texas that would do
Justice towards the Governor, and ths
positions taken by his distinRti ,hed
defender in 1879 are we'll ktoEu. A
z ,see, IS elsewhere, Col. Lang at
tackled the G. ,vernor upon the very
points that he then so brsvely de-
Tended him upon, and when Governor
Roberts replied to him he simply read
he defense If May, 1879. The crowd
went Wild over the result, and though
Col. Ling attempted TO have him
self again heard, the crowd would
not listen TO him. Mt long
ter this he left the meeting, in not
tbs beat Of humor, denying that he was
a candidate or that, he hsd-eTer been
candidate for governor Il wss also
stated by the Meas e. ct Senator Msx,3
attacked Governor r ,berts, while on
the other hand there was the most per-
feet harmony between them. Thss
are facts IS transmitted t , the STATES
NAN by an observing gentleman who
was u pom the ground, aud who close
observer of oil that trsnspired.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1880-07-15
rHE RFSULT an THE PRIT4s
RMS EOK PIE INIT NO 3.

The primary meetings. held in pre-
clnct M. 3-city of Austin-for the
purpose of choosing delegates to sPre
cinet convention, which selects, mex
Saturday, along with. the other pr :
cincts of Travis couutys delegates to q
eountyeceuyentioo, were generally st
tended with considerable interest. The
basis of representation on every 80
D ,mocratic votes, IS 6xed By the exec
utive committee of the county, gives
Austin preciuct % votes, while the
representation allowed the country pre-
c,ncts is only 90 votes, in all 43 votes.
Ia the Austin prec,nce are embraced
:hree country voting beats entitled
on the same basis Of represents
ton 10 o votes leaving the city
proper with only ~ votes in the
county convention. 10 the city proper,
ward No. 1 selected q r ,berts and ]
Savers delegate !; ward No. 2 selected 8
R,heIts and Sayers delegates; ward
NJ. 8 is entitled to 8 delegates. and
it gave . solid shot for Ssyers; ward
4, R,heFts and . JSsyers delegate
ward 8 s delegate for Roberts; ward @.
8 delegates for RsbeEts ward z, 5 del
sgsees for Roberts; ward 8. I for r 10
erts snd I Tor SsyeFs; ward Q, s solid
votes for ROberte; ward 10. 4 for B b.
erts. OF the three best ia the cnun-
Try, those reps sented at Potter's stors
and Peczn Springs elected each Q Rob-
sFts delegsses, and the one &C Gavalh
Roberts and SYers delegate. IeWi'l
be seen, therefore, that Of the Is
bes's only one, in the city. gave . ma
lority to sSsers: wnfts tnsvn,e in tb.
aggregate stands, Roberts 50. S,yers
0 According 60 ell usage. even uoder
the msj ,rity rule, these Sc delegate,
.esinss Q sill'ssnd solid precinct del
lseasion 70 TIE souasy convention 10
srusssd for Ksbssss; but tits ssid N
ssus viii Be msde spun this point,
and lf snyshiDg should be ooucsedeS
upon it, il esn be alone 70 ward 8. WnieI
u the Only p.iasry tast controlled il,
meeting aqNnss r 'berts. shoold th'
sAuutry precioetss % held eoavension'
a.xe Saturday,, select solid or nsjorit,
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Th. t,.n Of Montague hs. popu a.

Th. TN of Montague has a popu a
J f=r.on hsao whitesi so5. Of b.s. X
145e Tots' 325I.
Toe shsrff. of Texss meet in CON
7e1tioust D.iIss August s..
P ,licemsn Cruwsll vss overcome
oy the heat IN DaiIss on the Oh.
The census epumera'ion credits L
SIS lie couu'y With 7ss inhabitants.
Cdero is soou to have 8 cotton fsc.
tory with the Clement sstschuent.
Houston county. N 1870; had a pop.
uls'i'u Of 5000. NowItIs II, 300.
MIR P m will begin his csmr
Rsetlng at RJund Rick On the 22I OF
July.
Co... Horace C5ue is spoken of IS
candidate for the Legislature from
Harris 'up'y.
Sher Fl Fcieud, of C,ryeIl county,
hiss srre,ted 8 noted horse thief nartd
Taylor Carmichael.
There are 1862 children within the
- 'OAFFfiS III SftHNl Y. u ISL
year there were only G79.
According to the census, the port.
ati n of DsWrrt couatY has, IN thirt
sesrs, increased ten fold.
Colorado county hiss almost doubled
its popula'ion IN the Isat ten years, IL
COW hsir g nearly l6 600.
In " 'od cnunty there ore 667 white
male, 631 white female, 1917 colo,ed
male ana III 90 ored tems.e children
within the echols.t C age.
Mr. Goforth. who lives IN B a.
creek. in Hood county, bad 400 .cret
in wheat, If VIII CT he gathered
10 600 bushels of whest.
The quarantine troubles az Iadisnols
ha7irr been settled, the cstrle trad.
with II vans goes regularly on at the
rate of ab' 1t s 0 every week.
HsJes county has populstiou of
5000, while that Of its capraI. SIR
Marcos, which is one of the most beau.
fully located towns Ia Texas, is
1870.
The Houston and Texss Centisl and
The Texas and P tcifc railroads have
agEeed To pass delegates and visitors
TO and from the Dallas convention for
OF fare.
A MN nsmeI Hsycock died very
sudden 2 q. Wills Point. YIN q ,ndt
c. uotv, and his wife and DR.. Bali were
arrested charged with causing his death
by pnisnn.
The Mex'csDs on the Rio Grande
border ere making grand preparation.
for the RECEPTION of Gen. Treviuo and
Ms wife. The is gong TO be bull
Il ,hts ana other entertainments. and
the whole thir G is to cost SIS 600.
Ham, the land forger, lateiy ocean.
uuruly, and he bss been taken out a.
the un'Fintendeut's department, and
has been placed in one at the pen,ten.
riary hrit K yards to mould brick. Sop
q 'se this scrion ia 10 CONF renee o
his fondne's for Trxas dit.
Lemuel My was shot through the
h'wels, arm and shoulders, at r ,uno
Ruobs, fourteen miles south of Gean.
nury. May vas sttsmpnrg tn teal
hnrsa, the property of ST.. W .ldoD,
when party of Eve mep, WHO / a.
bsen informed of his design, shos him
I wv
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1880-07-15
TRR London DNiI4 NetOs SAYS I:

In fixing on Gen. II ,ncock the
D mocrxts have shown their Usual ga.
gacity. Though In certain sense 9
Southern pn.ileiaD, he is not eouthtrr
man. Though one of Gen. Gtanaf
m ,st q csual helps in the suppCessior
nf the re bellion AMI TIE restorstion OF
she Union, he has always opposed bis
policy Of coercion. His distinguished
career and services viii probseIy gait
N support in sorpe OF the doubtful
N ,rshsFo Stsses.v Gan. Hancock bsils
from P -nnsylvsnia. stnatCg Bsyarc
came nex', and HE personal q ia!itie'
would have made him a dien fed
Chief MsSissrsss 1T the United Ssat1 s.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1880-07-15

THE New Ymk Times Fsxss cor
r-'pondent tells the readers of that
paper that the D nocrGts OF Texas
are heart.broken at the nomination I
Gen. Hancock. The writer of such q
f.lsehood has not been outside of New
York SINCE the Plilaie'phis cen en-
NAL. The letter Is undoubtedly or e
of the home enterprises of the Times,
and Is about as true 90 Gen. Wea7er'-
assertion thss be will carry Texas
among other states, and thus throw the
presidential election into the House OF
REPRESENTATIVES.. -ssssi3
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TIE recent assessment Of properly
for tax+tion 10 n - Ynk Cty. chow Q
real es' are $ets 57t 600. personel prop
ert $1S5 500 $50. bat X shares $55 60t. :
6O7, total 81 lis ze5 727. Tors is az
.ncresse of $40 6s6 90 over 1870. The
decrease in bsuk shares is 50 4s1. cor.
The total amnuntto be raised By taxa
lon is IS IA. 99l, about ala per
cent, on the W us,lap. 49,. ,se,,.s n +
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men 10 the 0euocratic party me yea's
ago, 81 dds't b Ieve We D % 'dhrs
wiIiev-r v's 40 i gsassre u De d M
ocrat.." Wa, Ihstf4;form this ysAr
lisa gerurnely demncfat c p's'f,4 b /;
TIE party seems at lsst to navs tufbed
democratic. Il has reg.ined It's old
time bofdpess and dire tuees; il 6aFes
once more 10 cay whss It mesn'. Who
know perhaps 10 viii swlp. lIt G0ke
0 little thst gsT il nos.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1880-07-15

EIScB tue - uosfa,s have suffered
mafe than The republicans By the or.
g,nsxation of The workingmen's party
In Cal.fsrn,a, their's is the gam by the
liberalization OF large section of thai
putty 70 renouuee Kearney and all hi,
work, and support II .ncock and Esg
Hsb.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1880-07-15

On CAroN EKHAlsD presldeRt Of the
@ esnhack club of BIstrop. hss de-
clared for uancock for ple,idept. he
knows there.i no chance for Weaver,
aid he dots not believe in dividing
alnss the n mocrsiic nominee.