ulu' ^moíraíií ®mrs.
Official Paper for Jnrkton, Josephine & Lake.
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SATURDAY............. FEBRUARY 17, 1877. j
THK PEOPLE RAMBOOILED.
The first decisions of the Commis
sion inaugurated under the provisions
of the so-called Compromise hill are
such as to disappoint not only the
Democracy, but everybody who for a
moment entertained the idea that the
labors of this Immaculate body were to
be non-partisan in character and strict
ly according to truth and justice.
The action of the Commission in the
Florida case has nearly dissipated all
hope that the abuses and subversion of
popular will which characterise the
promulgations of the iniquitous return
ing boards will tie righted or even in
quired into. It has refused to act in
consistency with the letter and spirit
of the bill to which it owes its origin,
and, to all appearances, partisau prej
udice will be its sole motor.
The decisions thus far have shown
that one party, having found itself in
the majority, has taken undue advan
tage ol this fact and shaped the pro
ceedings of this tribunal in accordance
therewith.
Instead of a commission to arbitrate
and settle the Presidential question
etjuitably, regardless of partisan feel
ing, we have simply a National Re
turning Board, in w’hich a certain
party has a majority, aud which ma
jority decides matters according to its
own peculiar views, without once en
tertaining whether there is even so lit
tle right or justice in its action. It is
nothing but eight Republicans to sev
en Democrats, and seven Democrats to
eight Republicans, aud we need not be
surprised if the eight Republicans beat
the seven Democrats throughout.
Justice Bradley perhaps thinks he is
playing a nice little game by voting
with the Democrats on immaterial
points, but we htrdly think be can
hoodwink anybody by his inane
strategy.
The utility of this Commission will
hardly be apparent, inasmuch as we
might just as well have had the Pres
ident of the Senate declare the result
according to the Republican pro
gramme and spared delay and annoy
ance. But, the Republicans will have
the sat ¡»faction of knowing that the bare
faced robbery they are likely to suc
ceed in will be legalized at the same
time and the people at present deterred
from expressing iu unmistakable terms
their condemnation thereof and their
unwillingness to submit to this usur
pation.
We are afraid our Democratic breth
ren, in their desire for harmony and
fair play, have bartered away the in
alienable rights of the House for the
glittering generality of non-partisan-
ism they imagined a component of a
Republican Supreme Justice.
We are pleased to see that hope still
lingers in the bosoms of some of our
brethren. They still seem to have
faith in their righteous cause. They
cling to the Louisiana and Oregon
cases as ones that cannot be legitimate
ly decided against us, and we agree
moat emphatically with them here.
But, if we take Florida as a criterion,
the fraudulent returns of the Louisiana
returning board will be accepted as
final, while a decree will be fixed up
to fit the Oregon case.
History Repeal* I tael f.
The Seattle Dispatch says the $800,-
000 claim of Ben Holladay, for mules
run off by the Indians on the plains in
1863-04, and for which he has already
been paid fully all they were worth,
will come up in the present Congress.
Wonder if he will do as he did iu 1870
—promise the lobby lots of money for
work done on bis bill, and then go back
on them because it was vetoed ? Mr.
Grover silenced him in 1870 and Til
den is liable to put a quietus on him
if it does not pass before the Man with
the Cigar goes out. “History repeats
itself,” you know. “Mitchell” present
ed the claim and is expocted to work it'
through.
Tb* Walled Jade* Wine«.
The Republicans are very much ex
ercised over the merciless manner in
which David Dudley Field handles
their witnesses. Mr. Field is one of
the leading lawyers in the United
States, and the acute way he has of
getting at facts doesn’t please the Re
publicans at all; hence be is now sub
jected to a torrent of abuse from bis
opponents. It is really amusing to
see bow the galled jades wince under
his thrusts.
K. KUBLI,
WE A EKAI. MOTES» AMD MEWN.
provided for by the constitution of the |
Ladies* and Gentlemen's
United States, and they ought not to be :
Senator Grover was heartily received at
W ashington , February 7th.
counted as su-h.
FURNISHING and
The Electoral Commission, by a vote of
The objections to the decision interposed i all points between here and Salem.
Odd Fellows’ Building, Jacksonville, Orrpi
eight against seven, have decided that no i in the House recite:
William Bigham has gone to Sacramento
evidence can be admitted or considered by
First—Tho decision determined that the to bring up his famous horse, Foster.
FANCY GOODS,
them in the Florida ease, except the various vote east by Charles H. Pearce, Frederick
DEALER & WORKER IN
The
World's
Washington
spoeial
says
electoral certificates aud such evidence as , C. Humphreys, William H. Holden and there are not a few Democrats who are in
Thomas W. Long as electors of President
BOYS’ and GIRLS'
shall be submitted on tho question of the I and Vice President of the United States on dignant over what they believe to be a
TIN, SHEET IRON, COPPER, LEAD, «te.
eligibility of Humphreys as-a Presidential ■ behalf of Florida is the true and legal elec- plain violation of the spirit and letter of
I
{oral
vote
of
that
State,
when
in
truth
and
Elector. The vote stood in favor of the de
the law creating the commission. They READY-MADE CLOTHING,
cision : Justices Strong, Miller and Brad-' in fact the vote cast by Wilkinson Call, Jas. ; favor continuing the recess of the House
E. Yonge, Robert E. Hilton and Robert j from day to day until the time expires in
Pumps,
ley, Senators Edmunds, Morton and Fre Bullock is the true and lawful vote.
the President can be declared elected
linghuysen, and Representatives Garfield ■ Second—Tho commission refused to re which
by the joint convention. Others favor a
BOOTS and SHOES,
and Hoar; against: Justices Clifford and ceive competent ami material evidence tend resolution requesting the Democratic mem
AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS,
Field, Senators Thurman and Bayard, and [ ing to prove the first named sot wore not bers of the commission to withdraw from
appointed electors in the manner prescribed the tribunal.
groceries , bedsteads & chairs ,
Representatives Payne, Hunton and Ab- | by the legislature of the State, but were
Mr.
Lane
thinks
tho
Florida
decision
bott.
designated as electors bv the returning
W ashington , February 9th.
NAILS,
board of the State, corruptly and fraudu does not cover the Oregon ease, because the
CLOTHING,
The Electoral Commission were in secret , lently in disregard of the law, and with in law requires not only that the Electoral
session from 10 a . m . until half-past eight tent to defeat the will of the people.
votes shall be opened and certified by the
A FIRST-CLASS STOCK OF STOVES
Third—The decision was found upon the 1 Secretary, but that it must l>e done in the
this evening continuously, with the excep
resolution and order of the commission pre- 1 presence of the Governor and with his ap LIQUORS, TOBACCO and CIGARS,
tion of a short recess at 2 o’clock. Almost viouslv made.
proval. He holds therefore that the Gov
the entile time, until nearly the close of the
Fourth—The decision excludes all evi ernor's concurrent action is necessary. Lane
HARDWARE, TINWARE,
session, was occupied with the debate, in dence taken by the two houses of Congress expresses the opinion, however, that the
CROCKERY,
ETC.,
which every one of the fifteen memliors, by by a committee, and of each house concern Commission, after counting Louisiana for
ing the frauds, errors and irregularities the Republicans, will make a decision to fit
turns, participated. Two or three Justices committed
POWDER OF EVERY DESCRIITION
by the persons whose certificates the ease of Oregon, and count it also for
and several Senatorial members read elab are taken as proof of due appointment of i Hayes.
At
E.
Jacob
's
New
Store,
orately prepared opinions upon the main electors.
points, and the discussion is understood to
Fifth—The decision excludesall evidence I New York, Feb. 11th.—Tho Herald’s Vo-
Fuse and Caps.
Orth’s Brick Building, Jacksonville.
have been, from its commencement to its tending to prove the certificate of Stearns, I lumbia special says : The announcement
also of the board of State canvas- ; of the decision in the Florida case by the
close, one ot extraordinary power and Governor;
sers, which was procured or given in pur electoral commission produced a general
ability.
Wooden and Willow Ware
suance of a fraudulent and corrupt conspir feeling of depression among the Demo
acy.
About 6 o’clock p. M., the debate being
crats. There is still great disappointment
Sixth—The commission refused to recog expressed at the partisan aspect of the vote,
ended, Senator Edmunds submitted a reso
ll of the above articles hold
ROPE, NAILS,
at the very lowest rates. If you don’t
lution declaring, in substance, that tho Re nize the right of the courts of tho State to as it was thought this great tribunal would
review and reverse judgment of the return divest itself of everything of a partisan
believe
me,
call
and
ascertain
prices
for
publican Elect« ral votes of Florida should ing board or board of State canvassers, ren character. Tho latest news, however, con yourselves. No humbug !
be counted, and embodying various reasons dered through fraud, without jurisdiction, firms the belief that Oregon will throw the
All kinds ot produce and hides taken in PAINTS, OILS, VARNISHES, GLASS
and rejected, and refused to consider the election of President into the House and exchange for goods.
for such a declaration.
42tf.
of the courts in the ease, lawfully thus put Tilden in the White House for the
Representative Hunton offered the follow action
brought before the court which had juris next four y«ars, which would be the certain
ing substitute:
T. A. DAVIS.
F. K. ARNOLD.
diction.
salvation of this State.
CUTLERY, WIRE,
Resolved, That tho Electors named in cer
Seventh—That the decision excludes all
New York, Feb. 10th.—Tilden said yes
tificate No. 2, to-wit: Wilkinson Call, J. E. evidence tending to prove Florida by all
terday
evening to personal friends whom
Yonge, Robert Bullock and Robert B. Hil departments of government, legislative, ex
Shot, Brushes, Chains and Hose,
ton, are the four persons duly appointed ecutive and judicial, had decreed as fraudu he had requested to go to Washington, say
Electors by the State of Florida on the 7th lent all the certificates of Stearns and that of to our friends they have no reason to bo de
of November, and that their votes, as certi the State canvassers, upon which certificates pressed if the Commission decides against WHOLESALE DRUGGISTS,
fied by such certificates, are the votes pro the Commission has acted, and by means
ETC., ETC.
Democracy in the Florida case. I ex
vided tor by the Constitution of the United of which the true electoral votes of Florida the
pect
the
decision
will
be
adverse,
but
do
States.
71 FRONT STREET,
have been rejected and false ones substituted. not encourage despondency. The loss of
This substitute was rejected by the follow
Eighth—To count the votes of Pearce, Florida will not surprise me; hut there are
I have secured the service* of a First -class
ing votes : Ayes—Abbott, Bayard, Clifford, | Humphreys, Holden and Long as electors other points upon which I am confident the PORTLANÍ), OREGON.
Mechanic, and am prepared to do all repair
Field, Hunton, Payne and Thurman—7. for President and Vice President, would boa Democracy will succeed. Tilden is repre
violation
of
the
Constitution
of
the
United
sented
as
talking
as
unconcernedly
about
Noes—Bradley, Edmunds, Frelinghuysen, States.
ing promptly and in superior style.
tho final result as though it was a ease of
Garfield, Hoar,Miller,Morton and Strong—8.
The objections are signed by Sena John Doe against Richard Roe; vet hesaid, VFE KEEP CONSTANTLY ON HAND
Edmunds then withdrew his resolution, ’ I | tors Jones, of Florida, Cooper, Barnum, 1 1 am a fatalist in so far as I believe as rep it a complete stock of
and Garfield offered the following resolu Kernan, Saulsbury, McDonald, and Repre resentative of the Democrats the final de
cision will be in «fftr favor.
tion :
sentatives Knott, Field, Holman, Tucker,
DRUGS,
Resolved, That the four persons, to-wit : Thompson, of Massachusetts, Jencks, Fin
Just t'lenring Away the Ilriistiwootl.
IN CONNECTION WITH THE ABOVE,
Frederick C. Humphreys, Charles W. ley, Savler, Ellis, Morrison, Hewitt, of New
1 I am re<-ei vin.; and have ««onstantly on
Pearce, William M. Holden and Thomas
R. T. Merrick, of the Democratic PERFUMERY and TOILET ARTICLES, hand a full and first-class stock of
W. Long, were duly appointed Electors of York, and Springer.
counsel, says that the argument and
President and Vice President for the state
The 4*rcx<>ii C hno .
Groceries,
of Florida, and that the votes cast by the
PATENT MEDICINES,
decision of the Florida case was just
aforesaid four persons are the votes pro
Morton’s Oregon committee will •learing away the brushwood from the
DRY GOODS. Gum Boot*. TOBACCO,
vided for by the Constitution of the Ui ited
States.
shortly make a report, of which tin* real strength of the Democratic posi GLA .S’,S' B A HE, WIN DO IF GLA SS,
Ready-Made Clothing,
The vote in detail on this resolution was I following are the detailed points;
tion, anti there were now questions in
PAINTS. OILS AND
as follows: Ayes—Bradley, Edmunds, Fre
GLASSWARE, CROCKERY. Eta.. Eta.
the
Oregon
and
other
cases
which
are
First
—
Concerning
that
Watts
was
linghuysen, Garfield, Hoar, Miller, Morton |
and Strong—8. Noe»—Abbott, Bayard, Clit- i ineligible, the Governor of the State not yet argued or decided, which they PAINTER'S STOCK OF EVERY KIND,
ford, Field, Hunton, Payne and Thur- i had no jurisdiction to deride this, anti confidently rely upon for a favorable
V-tT Everything sold at reasonable rateo.
his actions in the premises are void.
man—7.
BLUE VITRIOL,
decision
from
the
commission.
In
th«-
Givemeacall.
K. KUBLI.
The formal decision on the report to Con- ! Second—That the question of Watts’ ‘
Jacksonville. Feb. IS, 1875.
gress is very brief, but it is complete. Its ineligibility was never raised before Ixmisiana case we are especially strong,
LUBRICATING OILS, ETC. ETC.
points can be accurately stated as follows : any competent tribunal. He did not md there are material points which
First—The Commission, exercising the take his seat in the College on the I cannot be derided against us, unless
powers of both houses under the law, and ground that he was made an Elector by '
uaving examined all the certificates and pa- I the people, but in consequence of his the tribunal disregards the decisions
7-^“ Sole Agents for Oregon for the cele
per» referred to them, find that they have
brate«!
CARBOLIC SHEET DIB, which
of the Supr -me Court, solemnly made
no authority to hear evidence aliunde, or, in election by a majority of the College,
kills Ticks. Lice and all parasites on sheep.
other words, to hear evidence outside of and therefore his vote cannot now be md never departed from. If we go to an«l is a sure cure for screw-worm, scaban«!
the certificate ot the Governor of Florida,
the Oregon case, that will certainly foot rot. Circular sent on application.
founded upon the determination of the Can questioned.
Third—Under the laws of Oregon, prove fatal to the Republican cause.
vassing Board of the state tor its votes.
NOTICE, STOCKMEN!
Second—The Commission could not con the Electors present on the day of the
sider as evidence any Act of the Legislature meeting of the College may fill any va- l There are questions relating to th<-
or Courts in determining whom the State cancies occasioned by death, refusal jurisdiction of the returning hoard of
had appointed an Elector after the day said
to act, neglect to attend, or oiherwise; Louisiana, aud should the tribunal
Electors gave their vote.
Third—In regard to the alleged ineligibil therefore, admitting for argument but adhere to its decision not to admit
ity of Humphreys, there is not sufficient not as of fact, that the election by the evidence of fraud as impairing the re THE WELL-KNOWN DRAFT HORSE, »
proof that he held the ottice on the 7th of people was void, the College hud full
November.
turns of the elector.il college, neverthe
TURK,
The Secretary of the Commission will to authority to fill the vacancy.
less
there
will
be
evidence
presented
Fourth—The Governor’s certificate I
IV ILL M AKE THE SEASON AT JACK
morrow morning deliver to the President
showing
that
tho
returning
hoard
of
ET sonville, Rock Point and Sam’s Val-
on
its
face
shows
that
two
Republican
'
pro tcm. ot the Senate the formal decision
'ey,
April 1st, at tho following
Electors
were
chosen.
These
were
a
Louisiana had no jurisdiction in the rates commencing
above described, together with all certifi- I
: 85. 810 and $15.
—AT—
cates and accompanying pa[*ers in the Flor majority of the College, and the only matter.
Turk is 8 years old this Spring. His sire
was Arabian, out of a Timoleon mare.
ida case, which were referred to the Coni; ones contemplated by law to fill a va
Turk
’s dam was French. He is a dark chest
The
Count
Progresses.
cancy.
Their
record
of
the
proceed
mission.
nut sorrel, witli white points, 17 hands J. S. HOWARD’S STORE.
The Secretary will also deliver to the ings of the College is the only oue ad
Georgia, Illinois, Indiana, Iowa, Kan high, and weighs 1,500 pounds in working
Speaker of the House a formal notification, I missible, and it shows that Cronin did
condition.
Com petent judges agree that Turk’s colts
signed by the President of the Commission, ’ not attend the meeting, or participate sas and Kentucky have been counted by
will
favorably with anv vet pro
that their decision has been communicated in its proceedings; that he set up him the joint convention of the two House» duced compare
in the State, and he is highly recom
to the President pro tem. of the Senate, i self as the Electoral College of Oregon, of Congress, but matters have come to a mended by loatling stock-raisers of Douglas
county, whore he has n»ade.several seasons.
Thereupon, in compliance with the Elector and proceeded to till the other places
dead halt at Louisiana. Four sets of
ROBT. WEST RO P.
al Act, the two houses will again meet and without the shadow of authority under
The
Meadows,
Feb.
1,
1877.
objections have been offered to count
the decision will be read and entered on the the law governing the case.
journal of each House, and the vote of Flor
ing this vote—three by Democrats and
JOHN L. CARTER A SON,
ida will be counted for Hayes and Wheeler,
The taste Improving.
one by Republicans. The Commission
unless upon objection being made in writ
PAINTERS
The Democratic party just now is ! is now considering this ease.
ing
at least five Senators and five mem
bers of the House, the two houses shall sep doing much to reclaim the Senate of
arately concur in ordering otherwise. It the nation find place it back, in point
NEW, THIS WEEK.
E ARE FULLY PREPARED TO DO
being known that the two houses will not of high standing, where it was many
all kinds of Painting, including
so concur, it is not thought likely objection
Citation to Heirs.
HOUSE PAINTING,
will be made to the immediate counting of *
1 years ago. In Illinois, it drives the no-
In
the
County
Court
of
tho
State
of
Oregon
SIGN PAINTING,
the Florida Republican votes, as this would I torious Logan from his seat, and places
for Jackson county, February term A.
UNION
be an unnecessary waste of time.
in his stead the massive form and
D. 1877, sitting in probate.
ORNAMENTAL PAINTING,
W ashington , February 10th.
dignified Supreme Court Judge, David Iu the matter of the estate of Lavinia stow, WAGON AND CARRIAGE PAINTING.
decease«!.
At 1 o’clock the Senate took seats in joint
Davis.
In
Mississippi,
Lamar
comes
To
Ann
Collins,
(wife of James W. Collins)
session with the House, and President Ferry
COR. CALIFORNIA A 4th STS.
ALL STYLES OF GRAINING DONE.
James
M.
Stow,
Mary Catharine Ivery,
to
the
front
and
takes
the
place
of
a
took the chair. The decision of the elec
(wile of Edward Iverv) John Stow and
Ordors from the country promptly attend
toral commission having been read, written popgun politician. Georgia, hence
Pleasant W. Stow and U. S. Hayden, his ed to.
21.
objections were made by Representative forth, is not only to be represented by
guardian ad litem, Lillie Stow,’daughter
rpiIE UNDERSIGNED WOULD RE-
ol A. J. Stow, de«-eased, by her guardian
1 spectfully inform their friends and the
Field on part of five Senators and twelve
ad litem, Nancy L. Croxton, heirs of the GREAT SACRIFICE! public generally that they have purchase«!
Representatives, and then the two houses a Gordon, but the gifted Ben Hill Is
property and estate of Lavinia Stow, de
the al>ove establishment, which will I m ?
to take a seat by his side. The able,
separated.
ceased :
henceforth conducted under their constant
The electoral commission state that tho strong Isbain G. Harris, has been elect
—IN—
personal supervision, and they guarantee
OU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED THAT
satisfact
on to all who may favor them with
grounds of their decision are:
Herman
v.
Helms,
administrator
of
ed as Senator from Tennessee. The
their
patronage.
said
estate,
has
filed
his
petition
praving
for
That it is not competent under the consti
These stables are centrally located, and
order to sell the following described real BLACKSMITHING !
tution and law as it existed at the date of the partisan Frelinghuysen is displaced by an
property belonging to said estate, to-wit:
within convenient distance’of the various
passage of the act constituting the commis Hon. J. R. McPherson, a gentleman
Tho west half of donation claim No. 51,
houses of public entertainment. Horses
and mules will be boarded and cared for at
sion to go into evidence aliunde the papers of ability and integrity. The above in township No. 30, south of range, 1 west,
in Jackson county, State of Oregon.
moderate charges. They have one of the
opened by the President of the Senate, in are all men of national repute. There situated
Wherefore notice is hereby given to the
S ALLOUR MERCHANTS ARESELL- largest and finest stocks in Oregon, south of
the presence of the two houses, to prove that are still otfier worthy and creditable I heirs at law of said estate that the prayer of
ing out at cost and freight, we are ready Portland, of
said petition will be heard and determined
other persons than those regularly certified
to do blacksmithing at cost and freight, but
BUGGIES AND CARRIAGES,
to by the Governor of Florida according to selections that have been made by the ! at the Clerk’s office in Jacksonville, Jack- must have the cash when the work is com With single or double teams, for hire on rea
son county, State of Oregon, on
pleted. Shop on the corner of California sonable terms. Also good Saddle Horses,
the determination and declaration of their Democrats from different States, new
and
Main streets.
Tuesday, April 3d. 1877.
and Mules, which will be hired to go to any
appointment by the board of State canvassers men of excellent public and private
SHANNON A BIRDSEY.
part of the country at moderate rates.
at
10
o'clock
a
.
m
„
at
which
time
the
said
prior to the time required for the perform
Animals bought and sold, and broke to
characters. Certainly it looks as if the heirs and all others unknown are hereby
ance bf their duties had been appointed elec
saddle or harness.
notified
to
appear
and
show
cause,
if
any
Interesting
to
Farmers.
tors, or by counter proof to show they had era of statesmanship and respectability they have, why an order of sale should not
CARDWELL A McMAHON.
be made as prayed for in said petition.
not, aud that all proceedings of the courts was about to revive once more.
HE UNDERSIGNED, BELIEVING IT
Published in’the D emocratic T imes for
or acts otthe legislature or of the executive
FOR RENT.
six consecutive weeks by order of
to be the mutual advantage of millers
New
MiiperlntendenU
of Florida subsequent to casting the votes of
and farmers, have made arrangements
HON. SILAS J. DAY, Judge.
the electors on the prescribed day are inad
whereby the Ashland and Pho-nix mills will TITHE DARDANELLES HOUSE AND
Attest : E. D. F ovuray , Clerk.
W. H. Watklnds, who, for six years
be under the management of Jacob Wag 1 farm is offered for rent. Enquire at
missible for any such purpose.
ner, who will have charge of both mills for Chavner’s ranch or the Rogue River Store*.
As to the objection made to the eligibility past has ably acted as Superintendent
LAND
FOR
SALE.
the
company during the ensuing year, end
THOS. CHAVNER.
of Humphreys, the commission is of the of the Penitentiary at Salem, resigned
ing July 1st, 1877.
opinion that without reference to the ques last week, and Governor Chadwick has
We will pay the highest market price for
he undersigned offers for
END 25e. to Gxo. P. R owf . m . A Co., New
tion of the effect of the vote of the ineligible ;
good merchantable wheat, and are prepared
sale
240
acre*
of
choice
agricultural
land,
appointed
Hon.
B.
F.
Burch,
of
Polk
York, for Pamphlet of 100 pages, con
I
to
contract
flour
at
$18
per
thousand
pounds
175 acres under fence, situated in Josephine
elector, the evidence does not show that he
taining
lists of 3,000 newspapers, and esti
at the mills. Office of the company at the
held the office of shipping commissioner on county, to fill the vacancy. Mr. Burch county, Oregon. For information, enquire i Ashland
mates
showing
cost of advertising.
Mills.
John Bolt, Applegate, or at the residence
the day when the electors wereappointed.
is a man of ability and irreproachable of
WAGNER,
ANDERSON
A
FARMERS'
of
LA FAYETTE ALLEN.
XES, Hatchets, Drawing Knives, Broa«l-
MILL CO., Ashland, Oregon.
The commission also decided as a conse character, and will doubtless make an
axee, Mattocks, Pieks,all sizes of Ham-
T VER Y description of Cutlery for sale
quence of the foregoing, and upon the efficient officer. He has been a State
naera,etc.,
for sale by JOHN MILLER.
FULL
line
of
Saddlery
Hardware
for
J cheap by
JOHN MÌLLER.
grounds before stated, neither of the papers
sale by
JOHN MILLER.
OWDER—Giant, Blasting or gun powder,
purporting to be certificates ot the electoral Senator and held other positions of
EW Guns made to order and repairing
IL and Whetstones, Taj>e and Chalk
aM kinds, anti «sips and fnse. for sale in
votes of Florida are certificates or votes i trust.
properly done by JOHN MILLER.
Lines, for sale at JOHN MILLER’S. 1 quantities toseit, by
JOHN MILLER.
THE EI.KCTORAI. COINT.
A
T. A. DAVIS & CO.,
A FINE STOCK & LOW PRICES
W
LIVERY AND SALE STABLE,
Y
A
T
T
I
N
S
A
O
A
P