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Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-05-23
Geneva Clothing Establishment


Geneva Clothing Establishment !!
w II. CROWELL,
W. pEALgRIS
Ready Made Clothing,
Gents Furnishing Goods,
Hats and Caps,
Boots and Shoes,
Trunks,
Carpet Bags
poises,
Sdtrcheis. etc, etc.
No. g. Pearl Street opposite the Union House
Geneva, Ohio.
We bave just received supply Of above articles
which Offering or Cash Ready ay prices suit
the times. We believe the old adage that nmble
pence Is better than slow shilling and fix our prices
cordingy.
Thankful for the patronage which las Jeen exe ended
since out our snser we hope by strict attention
to businss, honest and upright dealing with felowmen
to merit and receive continuance Of the same
Call in examine stock whether you wish to buy or
not Wssro always ready and willing 10 show Goods.
Don't forget the place, No. 8. rOuri Street. Geneva, o.
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FIour-Sa'oS 80 hbs fair rye -four at si,75; 3d. Jbls
Whit, double extra ,2j and ssal lots choice red do
$3.50.
Wheat-Mlikct better ard more active Sales . cars
red track 27 bush free boaid at same and
choice Inaiaua white at 81 At.
Corn-Qdet. Latest sales at 3oc.
Oats-Sales l at Gee and $500 bush, On private
terms.
Rye-Sas small lot at csc.
EEgs-Sales at 1Oc.
Butter-Saesl ID kegs choice roll at 17c,w'iicll is the
figure Of the market and not obtsnsbo for any but
choice lots ofunfo I'm color
Cheese-S,es Of Ordinary at Sisc.
Seeds-Sales of 80 hufh clover at $3.50
Maple SuSar-Salcs OF 200 lbs. at lCc..
Dried Fruits-Sales j tors dried apples at dried
cherries at 4c. and pittcd do. at lac.
Hams-Sales Comsncks at l0iic cauvas-cd.
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Executors Notice.

rTHE Unde sgurd have been appointed
l. and qualified Executors Of the last will and tcsta
mentof
Nathan Strong,
late OF the tow nship of AsabuIa In this county, deceased
AIsoThpy will sell the personal property belonging to
he of said Nathan, Public Vendue at his ae resi-
deuce said township, Monday th. 25h day of lay, AID
1863. Sale to begin at ~ O'Clock. NJ
ELIHU C. STRONG, (rx..,,or.
ALBERT A. STRONG, ) N~
dated. Nsy Cd. 1862. 1857
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Dahlia Roots for Sale. ,,'

A LOT of The choicest kinds of Dablia
n Roots may found, properly labelled for sale Vt the
Store Of j. p. Robertson. DAVID DUBOIS.
hshtabua, April ID, 1868.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-05-23
LADIES SEWED WORK

Of the latest styles Goat Kid and Lasting Bamorlls'
Double Snled Welt aud Mock Welt Goat Kid and Lasting
Congress GaerF, full stock OF Misses Congress Caters
and iialmoiAls
lapc stock Of meas Calf Boots, Congress CATERS and
Oxford Ties. .
children and Infn;s Shoes In great variety, and OF al
sizes.
full assortreut Of men and boys Kip Calf Ea4necl
Leather and Goat BrogIn, bought before the rise Will be
sold cheap.
cy, the above line my esleca care and my facilities
hyin Goods chcap, untq qale and am bound to soil
theu, at lower rtcco than a1y store In this region
Ashtabula, April II, 1893. J. :. LAY.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-05-23

The range OF stocks within the past few days
has been unusually high. Cleveland & Pitts.
burg, we notice, touched l0s9l09.
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The Whole thing is hun.bug and well calculated to take
with those who oosing for what they call great bar
gains and willing to endure poor thing It only
be got cheap Gond makers like angela vista and eit
Pianos cost money.
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Pensions and Bounties.

Important 10 'f.d0'Os and Heirs Of Dexased
soldiers d 10 Enraiid D. Risa6led Soldiers.
EliE Undersigned is ao,horised by Lii
Ger Sc fom The United States 20 procure from The
der,, ~ " ' " a'''' ~
F, Pension. Bounty and Back Pay, ;
provided by acts ~ Of July 1901 and Jay 1852.
tnd also Pensions and Back a for Invalid dlsd sol.
ders Aud also penionE and bounty auds l sodefs o.
their hss at the WARS Of the Revolution or q lsf2 "a
which they be entitled b congress All busness
Of the above nature committed 10 him Will pnoa4y ara
energetcaly put through aud IN of iurs no ehsS
will he nsde except actually paid out ta iv .
for ahdas' and ssfiideass sNiS
Ashtabula, November 81. isss, 'ss'aAs ess
9,99a 4. .4AReE ...a-'.'.s, !: !
-, American knAu -
-, aud Fanev Store ol -
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MASTER COMMISSIONERS SALE
OF Lands nnd Tenements.

Asbtabula Common Pleas March Term, 1861.
Levi. f.ases. s''' Order e Sab.
10y Virtue Of on Order Of Sale. duly is.
~ sued from sad Court u the above case to me directed
will oer for sale by Of Public Auctiona the door of tho
Court House n the Village of Jefferson Ashtabua Co Ohio
on Saturday he 23d day IF Mo1 A. d 1868,
Between the hours o 10 and oco Of said day. the follow
ing described Lands and Tenenents, toNt situate in
Denmark township No eleven IN the nd range in the
Connecticut Reserve and which is known by middle part
Lot No ID in Section (2 twenty y-lOur IN said town
ship, and Is bounced foil VS. viz: North and South 10y
tile igna lot lines, west by land contracted to Daniel
W. Chamberlin, aud East by line running North and
South parallel with the West line far eh Fast TO
tain y of land subject to all highways laid upon the
same. Z Appfaised at - ~.
+. A. WRIGHT, Sheriff, as
Special Master Commissioner.
sherT's Office, April IS, lsG3 6g5 5ts47j
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Choice Of Pianos, SC.

Mr. H. Is not confined to the sale of any partic ular Pianos
but will furnish any good make in this county Europe
Nhrn it ia oe> cd Mr H. viii give his customers the benefit
his eX selection of Fanos and AeudeOns
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RETURNED LII. TouRoEE, Of the l0jth regL
Inent, of Kiugsville, who was tak.n prisoner
while ont with Il foraging party las, winter, in
Tennessee, has been released from the R.ch.
mond prison and returned home in comfortable
Of the defenceIess condition and con3,ernation
at Richmond, from the unexpected visit o.
Stonrman's cavalry. The capture of the city
could have been effected even by the prisoners,
If they bad not been restrained by their parole
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10 } armerS.

FARMERS Wishing tor engage in The
L F7dL Culture
rsay procure suppy o Superior Of the subscriber who
,s prepared to sell with privilege and understanding Of
Purchasing at the market price, the seed produced o. he
will furnish seed such share in the crop AS The parties
NAY agree upon. GRO. +. Saul
Austinburg, Mectsnlcsvle Society. Feb lsG3 .l0tON7
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-05-23

Tue NEW RAILROAD PROJECT, TO connect the
O. +. with The coal fields near James own
We are Informed, upon what We deem good au-
thority, is fixed fact The influence of the
gentlemen who hold the title Of IhDse fields
aud their connection with existing liues
roads, render the project settled one. Ar
STONE, Jr, DEAN RICHMOND. aud others are
names upon which the enterprise rests for ex.
ecutl0n. RICHMOND us The representative
The interests vi the Buffalo & Erie aud New
York Central, comes into the arrangement on
the coudliou that there is to be no connection
with The Atlantic & Great Western, aud no six
feet gauge, as has been talked Of 1t Is not
even to cross the A. & q. w. at grade aud
the opposition by the n. Y. interest, to any :
thing like a connection with il, isSo great, that
the suggestion was made in The conv ntion
that less speed han thirt. miles an hour, any
where in sight of that road, would nol be toler-
alcd. branch road is also talked of for run.
nlng this coal eastward on the Buffalo a. Erie
aud n Y. Central.
Tie engineers are now engaged, we learn, 10
running line along the route of the A. Il n.
L.. 10 point in HoLBRooKs formerly GARYs
orchard. thence to the gulf road near the GEM
etery, and thence nearly due south to Jefferson.
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W a ER

In Waushara county Wisconsin by Rev. Mr ifAYNFR Ell
yTRA GR,ST, formerly Of ofAShabulu, to SAMUEL BICsDY
Jr, of Waushara.
IL Buffalo, April 90, by--,Mr w. D.
MATsrN, of Couneaut, TO Miss EMMA JOHNSON,
of Buffalo.
In Kalamazoo, April 22l, by the Rev. Mr..
APTHoRP, Miss. LizzIE MARKS, formerly of
Conneaut, to LAFAYETTE HART, Esq, of kaa-
maZoo.
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Hon. TO .Make $5d Day,
when all other Efforts have
Failed.

HOOD & CO, 196 Broadway, New
u - York, have just published ONE HUNDRED VAL
ABLE SECRETS, possessing them, any one, male or
female, can easily make IS day, without capital in
city or village Every should pos these Secrets for
tey are worth 500 10 single married person. Some
~ these prreR have heeo sold fnr $50 each One alone
cost us sou or the right to lubs IT, when you
them you VIII never tatt with them for money. Several
rersOns are now making $40 rer month by these Secrets
alone by them any fersnn may mike money easily and
fa ady We crd one B"ok OF Secrets frr 80 cents, t~o
money. COS
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-05-23

Mathews Chocolate Worm Dropsi-Nercr
and e1-Tminatr ali kinds OF Intestinal Morns
perfectly eiSbe IN all and far superior TO any aud
all the Fancy Worm Confcctons and Nrseous Eernuges in
use They be taken at all times with perfect safety,
they No Mercury other delete ous Drug Moth
should always pchise them and give their children no
other No caharc whatever is necessary TO lie given Each
box contains "a Drops or l0zsnges. Price - cents.
For sale by all Drug lists and Dealers in Medicinca.
O. X. WALKER Gen. Agent
COZ Buffalo, n. Y. Fort Erie, c. W.
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New York hIarket-May 90.

Cotton-Market dull and lover. Sales at 5@Gy;4c.
Flour-Nsrket opened firm AID closed duh &. about yes
terday's quotations.
Sales at oo6 l5 for extra stAte 6fOG5G6 for rourd
booped Ohio. s5,s567,Ss for trade brand
Wheat Market opend l2c Lctter with light supply ard
few export demands. Sales at 81 4! Tor 0i:c sp ing
Sl,359 A for Milwaukee Club : c252 for winter red
western sl5aa4 for amber Michigan tie latter price to
arrive market closing dull
CorrTess plenty and 4 to &C hctor Sales OF 776s,Tc
fr good stale B prime Old Western mixed 7c
and old mixed
Oats-Market unse;sleG i;h ding Sales at la
13c for Western
VoOI-Du and nominal unchanged.
Cheese-Market a shade hrncr. sales at l01l1c for
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-05-23
Lumber Wanted.

T WILL Pay the market price in Cash
II for any all the following kinds of Lumber delivered
NJ the store in this place formerly ecuied by Prentice
Smith 4 Co. or at the Harbot of Ashtabula to wit
500 600 feet 4 iLch White Wood-l2 feet long
lO0. 600 feet inch White Wood-l2 feet lnrg
5OO00 feet Il inch Chain Plank-l2 feet long
100000 feet II to inchs thick-l2 feet long
500O0 II 5 to 10 in sqr columns-l2 feet lone
100000 feet to 4 in White Ash-l2 feet long
e. X. WILLIAMS.
kshtabula, Dec II. 1857. 676
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IN PLAIN PRO SIC.

THE undersigned desires TO annoHnce to
the inhabitants Of AtLtshula County. flat lie is
upeninx fu aud complete assortment nj Boots and Shoes
among Which will be iounl great variety of
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-05-23

pORK WANTED 30. 600 lbs Pork
Itht FcP Rned Notes and Accounts and in Ea-
h.-Id: stei; Cash GEORGE WILLARD.
~ r'rjL-;,-': 1867
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Chcap Pianos Worthless.
BE not Deceived.

by cheap Pianos j. meant those advertised 81 $3.50, SifJ
500, claiming great improvements warranted Ion years
Claiming better than the Old, tried makes tn
S3UU, SiUv.
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a 600 THE Craig Microscope, can b,
NJ q. DICE
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DIED..

QrTILLED DAnLIAS-A Choice Variety, for sale by
Ashtabua, May %, 63. MRS. b. NEl.llS'
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The transit from Columbus to Cleveland from
IL AN. to 2,30 p. NJ, il about as expedition s
as one loves ia travel unless he is il hurry.
The freedom from heavy grades, the fine condi-
tion of the road, aud the consumale order
aud foresight in all its appointments, Il d the
intelligence aud courtesy of the conductors and
employees, make this one Of the very first roads
III TIE country for n safe, pleasant, aud sttlSlac-
Tory trip. It's Superintendent, +. S. FLINT,
Esq, has given bis impress to this road to such
an extent, thai the travelling public have come
to pretty well understand This matter
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Field of Operations.

Ohio Indiana Illinois, Wisconsin and Western Pennsyva
MA are gruuud-wOk future trade, and Instrument
viii he delivered free OF charge when desired aud guarantee
III eve.y particular. or money refunded.
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See Advertisement ofwArsoNs NEURALGIA KING, In sno-
ther column.

Card to the sufTerins-The Rev. WILLIAM
CosGRovR while nborirg Missionary in Japan, was
cured Consumption, when all ether had filled by
recipe obtained from earped physcsn residing in the
city of Jeddo This recipe has cured great numbers
Who were suffering frem CONSUMPTION Bronchitis Sorc
Throat Coughs and Colds, and the debility and de-
preston caused h, disorders.
DESTROYS Of Hn others, will send this recipe which
have brought hv.s with I, all Sho need it, Zee of
charge. Address Ryv. wM COSGROVE,
ysTs <S9 Fulton AFanue Brooklyn, y. Y.
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q SPECIAL NOTICES.

Dental Notice.--At the solicitation Of few patrons
W AshabuIa have engaged at the Fisk House. and
will be there on Monday the day Of june TO remain
week and on the first Monday In each month thereafter 10
remain week - o. W. NbLSON Denttt.
Couneaut June Sd 1862. $50.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-05-23

EMORY LUCE, Dealer in Sweet Potato, and
other Early Plants and Vegetables
Aiso, Dsaeria Preserved Fruits. Tomatoes &c. East
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Special Notice.
Thompson Quarry.

thompson quarry.
THIS Quarry. situated At Thompson.
Il Lake County Is the nearest and most convenient Tor
the citizens Astabua and vicinity OF any other aud the
quality of its stone IL superior for amness Of texture and
durability Stone to any dmensoss and for purpose
dressed In the workmanke aud at shOt notice
Orders collected, tor Faggng steps, WeStones, Under
Pinnng, Window and Door Caps and Sils Coping and Wa
ter Tabe When the trAgeng good parties do their
own hauling at considerable saving. B. EDGEkTON.
Thompson Dec. 1, 1862. CTS
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Three Gents Postage

Is all it will cost yoe to write to Mr. Hail. however distan
nay und get valuable information about instruments
ana il you "handy with pen, get frieLd TO
write luT you. You money.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-05-23

QQ0 BUY Yonr Wall Paptr Of
c,ccO M. q. Dick.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-05-23

TEMPER ,NCE. -Oh Saturday AMI Sunday
evenings last, says the q )nneaut Reporter, our
citizens were regaled by two aho lectures upon
the much worn thongi by no means thread.
bare subject of Temperance Rev. Mr.. CoNK.
LIN, of AShfabna, sppka on Saturday evening
and JUDGE Ray, a lecturer uf SON, repu'e, we
evening These lectures, alth,lyn entirely dlf.
fereht in their composition ana interests were
both, interesting, instructive, and we'll Cal 5uAt-
ed to advance the welfare Of the cause.
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To Nervous sufferers of Roth sexes.

Rerend Gentleman hdciRg been Restored TO health in .
few days alter undergoing all the usual routine and irregular
expensive modes of treatment without mices it
his sacred duty 10 communicate to his afflicted fellow
tures the Hence the receipt ofan ad-
dressed envelope he will send fnc) copy OF the pcScp
ton used. Direct to BR. JOHN DAGSALL, ls0 Fulton
Street, Brooklyn n Y.
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q 900 25 GENT. Packages of Sta
Os COC tionery, containing quire paper one
Aeh envelopes and pens, Good quality at -
TOO BESTSUGAR CURED HAMS
j w For BY sals HERRIcR BRO.
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Agents Wanted.

Ccrgymcn Pest Masters Teachers and others request
ed ageus where established, aud liberal
will Oe made for all sales valuable Information
| furnished, however distant
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TIM Z Subscriber
n has started In the
DrnyinE Business,

and will devOte his unre-
ulitting attention to It's
prosecution. If prompt
ness, energy and fidelity
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Organ. Pianororte. Violin or Guitar.

Instruction In Music.-PROF. T. II. HOPKINS,
whose long experience and Teacher and Per-
qualities him for the work. holds himself in readiness
for giving instruction upon the
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Newspaper Publishers
in Ohio Indiana inoi aud Western Pennsylvania wishing
advertise for hr Al. towards iAO Mel deOn
please acur Hall the subject Dir H. wishes " xd
YerIlse in ut least lUO journals.
Who is GCing to Boy?
Reader have you heard your brotier sister ueighbl IT.
friend talking about buy lug instrument Sometime write
to Al H. seIid nnne, Ac anu il a
will be eueu pei centage. hr II. Is bu. lug
be- joGGiug rces, AID unoId to divide the profits.
Competition Desirable.
when instrument and method of doing business
are Ait that OF many othes, haG people fully
appreciate uper, Pianos and helOdeon and
our n then sure tue "lnArch Of time"
References.
More than 500 CleIgynen teachers professors public
host OF ster integrity, who are acquainted
with Mr. Hail Instruments aud his method OF dufns business
would take pleasure IN speaking ol them III he highest TERMS
Second Hand Pianos and Nelodeons
taken in exchange new, at fair rates. and the
put goud order kept ior sale good stock on
huid 10 be sold eAeap.
Piano Tuning, &c.
Mr. Hail has associated with him Mr. ). 5. FAssETT
esuna tuner OF Wed kbown ability, who Is competent to
rebuff regulate, or make repairs piano ever Deods' IL
the very best manner
Richardson's New Method,
Book for the Piano and Melodeon, no person can an 70
Ia do without vii be TO any address on receipt
Of So tue price OF the book Al Ahus " no"A
Sh et Music &C. pOstage free on feceip oi price
Address GEO. HALL, Music healer.
| ass Ashtabuls Ohio.
! Ashtabuls, March 2 1862
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1863-12-05
Grass Valley National.

The above named paper does not like it, be-
cause we called it "the smallest treason
mill in California" If there is a smaller one
in that State we will apologize when we see
it. It says it always exults "over the sue
cess of men who have ever been true to the
Constitution" Does it? If so, the numbers
containing such ebullitions have never found
their way to our table. Dave Mahoney, Of
"Bastile" memory, does not come within our
definition of patriotism or fidelity to the
Union and the Constitution, although he ap-
pears to be the beau ideal of the NationaL.-
The editor denoninates US renegade De-
moerat." Buens! Suit yourself as to terms.
When the name of Democracy became pros
tituted from its original Specification, and
became simply term to designate the Bit
terest hatred to the nation of which Demo-
cracy had ever been the sheet anchor, stay
and hope; when that honored name became
but synonym for treason, we did irene
gade" with all possible dispatch, and we learn
ed to loathe that name with the same inten-
sity that we once revered it. The editor of
the National finds himself at home with the
traitors who now claim the title of Demo
Gratis, and he is as welcome to the name, as
his party is to the puny aid and comfort he
can afford them. Thank God, there2are not
enough of them to affect the destinies of the
Government.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1863-12-05
Constitutional Convention.

The select committee appointed to memo
r.lize Congress on the subject of extending
our eastern Boundary to the 37th degree Of
longitude reported memorial which was or
dered to be printed. The reasons are thus
ser forth:
That this division would be just to Nevada and
TO Utah Territories, making them about equal III
superficial extent and enabling each to form State
governments of convenient slZe-Dut II the 3oth
degree of longitude falls within Utah Territory, II
will leave Nevada OF contracted dimensions and
of much greater length than breadth.
That the tract of country your memorlallsts
desire to have ceded to Nevada is an uninhablted
wilderness with the exception of the way-StatlonS
therein established by the U. 5. Mail Company,
and very few way stations on the Southern
route from Salt Lake City TO Los Angeles.
That the line dividing Nevada and Utah Terri
tories, AS at present established, will be prOduc-
tive OF serious Inconvenience to the inhabitants
upon the settlement OF the country adjacent there
to, by dividing said settlements, starting, as II does,
in the Goose Creek Mountains, and extending
south across other ranges of mountains, inter
Spersed with numerous valleys well supplied with
wood, water and grass, the acquisition OF which
is of much greater necessity to Nevada than to
Utah-the latter Territory having an abundance
OF agricultural lands, whilst the former contains
out very limited quantity; wneleas, II tho lhc
be removed one degree eastward, the inconre-
nience will be obviated-the arabic lands or val
leys remaining undivided and an appropriate nat
ural dividing line formed by the borders OF an ex-
teEive alkaline desert, which can never be inhab-
tied
On the second reading of the Article of Misccl-
laneous Provisions, Stewards amendment was
agreed to, establishing the Capital ut Carson for
the first five years the question OF removal then
TO be submitted to the people, no Capital buildings
to be erected or purchased in the meantime.
Stern'S motion to substitute Aurora was indeti-
nitely postponed.
The Article was ordered engrossed for third
reading
Bechtel and Stark were granted indefinite
leave of absence.
The Committee on Phraseology reported the
Finance Article correctly engroSsed.