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.EnlretirinE from IN e above paftfership,
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zgbo have favored M e with their business,
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No. let there be a full4urn out at
the. Court House his aftenodn. Col.
Thdafas5H. Nelson, the distinguished
orator, wilt address the Goayention.
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BeS- An Ice House to rent. In
quire at the JogRNAL Office. tf
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TnARs: Wesareindebted to. Mr..
George a. Fish, bookseller enaznews
deaS,, fer The latest pa ers.= : :
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Ry- we wish to notify our friends
and patrons that we have moved to
No. 81 Main Street 'm
feb6 If yWARRENi a. CoNYNGToE.
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B1- Letter aud Npte Paper. in half
and quarter ream packages, for sale at
the JOURNAL Counting room.
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CIRCULAR.

.E = mo! 81 w fss 4 SEQ ID STREET
CrSctNS STI. J al tiars 9 1888,
gNe desire to call your a tention 20 the
annexed notices of Dissolution aud Co
sna1fa1trshlp, Ana Aesp acts nl III tendsn you
sl2zT Services, assuring you that any bust
1zsss yQur may extend, to- US EiisghsVe
1gsssaIpIfi and IkithItIl attehtion. = PC
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American House.

BOSTON, MASSACHUSETTS.
THE VERY IMPORTANT - X ID
l. extensive improvements which haze
recently been made In this popular HOTELS
the largest in New England, en- able the
proprletofs to offer to Tourists. Families.
and the Travelling Public, accommoda-
lions and conveuiences superior to any
Summer additions have been made Of nu-
nero as suites of apartments, with bathing
rooms, water closets, &c. attached; one or
Tufts magnificent passenger elevators,
the best ever constructed, conveys guests
to the upper story OF the house In one
richly carpeted, and the entire house
thoroughly replenished and refurBished,
making 10, In all Its appointments, equal
to any hotel in the country.
Telegraph ounce, Billiard Halls, and
Cafe on the hrst floor.
LEWIS RICE a SON, Proprieton.
Feb. /, 1S88-feb6 3m cod
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Take none other than Garh'sConon.
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ms business M elngaaatels9f win be con-
saSz1s1ed under the firm namexof keSTER
1zMmHEHs. aifd9 N1ll Be- tfevotede 20 the
SEaoJeS0le Grocery and Commission Business
Ia n eFretOt0Te-z E9uQQaa EsIATa1W uNA
As GrOcers We design keeping a COM
.sss1sfesi s6fhe w ssr ii tfie 7faSes Wg%iii
s9sd2ere % tie CASH SYsTE-aaT1f... bpy and sell
zSzgh ~ satisfied us that Is best both for the
= aEe- and seIIer, as W are eBa bledto offer
zeszE goods at the smallest margin OF profit,
EAlss saving to the purchaser the cost of
Inter est, and the contingent profit for bad
alaaa2tS-and we will make-it- to he sCfvssn--
market to examine our STOCK and pur-
chase o. US. Our terms viii be CASH, par
TuBds 4n'CihcinhatijN 7O7le Der ce51L l5tlt Sc
afesscted on all bills paid for at the time Of
si II It aid III Hi rs f5s er ssi @; Is
zEsEs remaining unpaid at the expiration Of
Ss<rts5. days l0it be o9'dtOn for nth erchGuge
-iZEeeasittdHceS bg cypress must be prepaid
al-9kEs Pc M ca; at4s fqlgsratEs asstt
4iogEE line will be selected with special care,
-aEGcIrrent rates. = st = 81 ID n
car abilities in this branch of our BUSH
EEesss are not surpassed by any house in
the city, and our stock will always be
As Commission Merchants. we will
G&GfG Rd Z the sale or purchase OF all kinds
est produce or merchandise. With many
wears experience and adequHtp facilities,
the fullest satisfaction TO those who may
FAVOR us with property OF any kind for
safe, az, with orders TO buyianything in the
IE1s1r Het Cash ddcd7tceS made on c0ftSiQ5l-
ssaez5Gs. FORWARD NC prompt attenr ed
90 and lowest rates OF freight obtain d..
G1sziaI ia @1litieS will be. extended TO ship
{Eers making constgnmenis TO cur New
York House.
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completed to that point. This mo
ton was with the view of carrying
out Mr.. Vices idea of meeting tht
citizens of Carmi, McLeansboro anc
Mt. Vernon, Illinois, at that point
Mr.. Henning's motion was unani
mously adopted.
After a free conversation on th,
general subject, the meeting ad
journed.
The gentlemen from Illinois left b.
the Legal Tender last evening for Mt
Vernon, and willreturn to-day to con
fer further with our citizens. This 4
a subject WHICH deserves, aud we hop,
will receive, the serious consideration
of our people
PERsoNAL.-Col. Thos. II. Nelson
late Minister to Chill, and one Of the
most eloquent orators Of the age, anc
Hon. Albert LANCE, the eminent Ger
man orator and ex-Mayor Of Terrt
Haute, arrived ia the city by las
nights train. Col Nelson is stop
ping at the residence Of Mr. ii. f
Blount, on Seventh Street, aud Mr.
Lange is stopping at the residence o
Mr.. VIM. Heilman, corner of FRS
and Pine Streets, where they viii, b,
pleased to meet their friends dufin
the day. Both win address the Re
publican Convention to-day.
Judge De Bruley is confidently ex-
pected, as he signifed in letter, yes
terday, his determination to be here
if his professional engagements would
permit. as ~ 8sah a-oJ
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Mil,oarlFs NeediesfoF sale everywhere.
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4Nilloard's Helic Needles, az Patent
Wrappers, are superior to all others.
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Sg Carter's Ink isthe best in the
market.
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Hand sewidgtty Miloard's Needles.
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THE CITY.
MefeOrOlogla

Mete Or0aoGlcaI Observations.
Meteorological observations, taken daily
at the JOURNAL Office:
6 A. NJ. NOON. p. NJ. MID'T
Thermometer lac $40 32o 30o
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ARREsTED-A negro named Jim
Field, was arrested and lodged in the
city lock up yesterday on charge of
having, broken open, the, door of a
saloon on Water Street, and stealing
a bottle efwhisky, a bottle of brandy,
pair of pants worth 81 each, Fe7
volver worth $40. and two strings of
sausages worth 81. 1t was intended
to give him hearing last night, but
the jury occupying the Council Cham
berI the hearing was postponed.
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Ds Carriers Ink, in quart or pint
bottles, can be purchased at our
Counting room. JOURNAL Co.
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A ReRablleap Union OOlnty 09pYen

,61l1wh sItiOfI . a. " saV3
VIII be held in the Court House, in
Evansville, on
Saturday, February 8tb, 1868, r
at 1 O'Clock p. H., for the PURPOSE of
appointing delegates to the State
Convention, TO be held at Indianapo-
lisd On On Thp u sd February Goth, 1868,
and for the transaction of such other
business as may properly be brought
before the Convention.
Hon. THOMAS A. NELSON, of Terle
Haute, has accepted an invitation to
addres9QEe e61veation1.A I9aqa
Hon. i. Q. DEBRULER and ALBERT
L4SeE, Esq. Of res:S:Haute, are
alsEexpeeted to he preses8.s<
By order5of Executive Commit
teeE JP. ELLIOTT, ChairmanE
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tinker devoted 1aIf an nOur TO Illus
trating his method of instruction in
Music in this School, commencing
with the very elements ofthe science,
and ascending step by step towards
a complete comprehension of the
principles of this interesting study.
With this examination the exercises
of the forenoon closed.
lEu1 asfsf AFTERNOON.
The closing exercises of the High
School were witnessed yesterday by a
large audience. The roomTcould not
have accommodated more than were
present, This appearedstesbe graft
flying and encouraging to both the
teachers and pupils. Two classes
only were examined-ope in Geom-
try and the other in Natural Philoso-
ply. In Geometry, the figures used IN
solving the theorems and problems,
were drawn upon the blackboard with
unusual care and skill, we thought,
and the demonstrations were made
with a fueacy, precision and correct
ness not often excelled. The class in
Philosophy answered the Questions
in a way that indicated clear under
standing of the principles Of the
study and familiarity with, its details.
The rhetorical exercises were very
fine. The declarations evincea care
in preparation, and not a little ora
torical talent in delivery. The essays
lat least most ofthem-gave evidence
of thought and. originality. They
were read BY the young Misses IN
clear, distinct tones, and whose
enunciation - was Especially COM
mended. An essay on !" Dogs, by a
youngiAIaster, Was worthy the genius
of Mark Twain-indeed it was far
better than much that has been pub
lishgd by that cefeBFated humorist.
The recitation ! b. sthe young Misses
were all well done, and were listened
to with the most profound attehtion
andi uterestg The music, interspersed
with the declarations and essays,
was exeellenL We think@the eelscz
ton of a music teacher for the schools
was one Of the wisest acts done by
the School Trustees 8doiIW ar
We have not specified particular
efforts on Che part Of the. scholars, be-
cause whersalld vel, distipctions
are unnecessary and might be invidi-
Gus. = q
At the close of the exencises, short
and pertinent remarks were made by
Mr.. Cow, the Superin tendent, Rev.
r. Aadrus and1Judge Igleheart. -
REooRbEk's CotkT.4At an d early
hour yestaSdAy m6tnibg another con-
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COMING 0UrH
ferre Baute and Indianapolis.
0aio and Mississippi Railroad.
IRON VINCENNES
From TERRE HA

Going East. Going VT.
ExTess ....... .. $50 pm 3:s5 NJ
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aHH
REcoRDER's CotkT.-At an early
hour yesteBdAy notnibg another con-
glomerate crowd FASTENED to the City
Council Chamber to witness the trial
of another of the women. charged
with keeping a house of assignatiOn,
of ilIsfame., &c. The whole day, until.
about A o'clock, was occupied with
che examinationof witnesses and with
the argument of counselbo-i~ egf d9i 8
As in the case on Thursday. jury
was demanded, and twelve men were
sworn the cause to try and true
verdict render according to the law
and evidence" Col. Buchanan ap
peared as counsel for the city, aud
Geo. w. Mcbride and AFRO Ogre ap-
peared for the defendant. We heard
nope of the evidence and but little
Of. THE af9umehtl z The-crowd, we are
told, remained all day listening eager
ly to the disgusting Details and re-
luctantly left when the case was sub
mitted to the jury. At Z o'clock it
wasi supposed the jury would fail to
agree! & ~ 'IfJ = If}J8
=
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Carter's INK.

y NAVY Der ARrMESr, iWAsn1sdroN, 4 +.
vr9v slif tshi lHf Jan. 70. 1886. 80
SIR: Carriers Combined Writing
and Copying Ink has been used IN
this Department. fer several months,
and has given the greatest satisfac-
ton. IL is decidedly me best ink that
| have ever used. II -aw 5000 smo
Yours respectfully. -.., ....
o.' ~ WM. FAXoN, Chief Clerk.
The above certificate was given By
Mr. Faxon, Chief Clerk Of the Navy
Department, after the ink had been
examined, by the Government chem
list. 1t is now used in all of the vaTi-
GUS Departments 10 Washington.
The chemist gave his certificate to
this effect = tSIt is the best ink ever
offered.t0 the public. aa ll7D rnL
WAsHINGTON, Feb. 3, 1866.
For sale at the Journal Counting
Room. 3 N'o' feb7.
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"a w. Z. French & Co. have re-
moved their carpet warehouse to Nos.
Al and 49 Main Street, over Sehapker,
Bussing & Co.'s Store. Read his ad-
vertisement. t&lIC 41a
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Be- Lead Pencils, Penholders, &C.,
for sale at the Journal office.
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SCHoOL EXAMINATIONS.

HIGH ScHooL.-The examinations
yesterday forenoon were resumed in
this School, commencing with the
class in Greek, under the charge of
Mr. WilIett. From the size of the
class this language does not appear
to be very popular with the scholars
Of the High School, but the young
gentlemen examined showed aninti-
mate knowledge of the Grammar, and
rendered their translations fuently
and correctly, eyincing close study.
The boys section of the class in
Physical Geography, examined by
Miss Mayhem and Professor Cow,
answered readily, and manifested
good acquaintance with the subjects
presented. Miss Cox's examination In
Algebra was quite interesting; the
principles and rules were given with
scarcely a failure, and the problems
solved. with much promptness. Prof.
Tinker devoted half an hour to illus
trating his method of instruction in
Music in this School, commencing
with the very elements ofthe science,
and ascending step by step towards
complete comprehension of the
principles of this interesting study.
With this examination the exercises
of the forenoon closed.
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Machines Use Garh's Spool Cotton
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CIark's spool C6tton Is the best.
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iMilward's Needles are the. best.
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BJ~ Legal and Foolscap-tbe finest
quality-for sale at this Office
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ped aY 4+4-----4~ -----A------ t+tit-
PREACHING An MARBLE HALL.s-
Rev. j. 3. Gillespie will preach at
Marble Hall tomorrow morning at
10t A, NJ, and P. NJ; also this even
ing at o clock % ,-3A1 feD9 Ii
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LOCAL NOTICES.

sq~ County Orders for sale at this
Office.
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TIE pussaass in 'Nea0 Yafk wit belnAn4
aged BY our GEORGE FOSTER and AMUEL
AsEsFYN, under the firm name OF FOSTER,
ssssgYS & Co, at the old place mo 80 Water
~ reet4i Sald will be chiefly ne voted to buy
a2g aud selling on COMM .SsIoN. ne will
sc pleased to receive consignments of
c1ottof, Io6dccO, Provisions. Il, edcEsttgdS. or
II ~ tt7tot q Western on Southern Produce or
--daes1eed" disc. We hare the commodIous
- trehouse4 corner OF Water Street gand
Sl-Sen1es slip, locaIed in the INN ediate
Vgleinity of the wharves ofsthe principal
sf1s1ifoad and transportation Com panies,
AID when sales cannot be m AIDE on arrival,
we are prepared to store unC er our own
.ss1peINlsion the goods consig ned, 10 u.s.
~ e aFe prepared 10 make cash Ssff,ttbacss on
Bills OF .Lading or. property IN rnaud. and
saE1l consignnentS 10 us win be sold as or
2ered, sales promptly rendered and the
proceeds held subject TO sight drafts. We
Viii not make acceptanees except we have
sfsroperty in hand or on Bill OF Ladinq and
In =S3fac cases when we make advaucss we
reserve he rig htto seIl.at oug~ option. Our
charges VIII be as customary and the In
aoeIest o. cur consignors viii be careffllg
=sguarded IA all transactions. We will re-
sSefve aud forward 10 and from foreign
ports. We viii buy on orders any article
o9f merchan jke in the markell al n
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Ladies use CIarkI 8 spooI Collon.
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CRESCENT CRY SILVER BAND
The famous Crescent City Silver.
Band who have no superiors as mu4
siciaBs on the continent. will be out
to-day at one o'clock to make music
for the Convention. They viii awaken
old "reminiscences in the minds Of the
people.
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.s9mo sIsI1 la 9Ise 4o'F
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We would gratefully return our ac-
zknowledgements to our many friends and
customers WHO ave so literally and CON-
sst&ntly extended to us their IA vOrs.f Z ar
-2e. BIZ close attenuon aud watchful care OF
our customers Interests, o render full
Satisfacs ion to all who may favor us with
their business. fo.} 70 IN RAG 5st
We are ggervt res uefffuTIv vc1lrsW 70 -nE
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-03-24

10y THE AUTHORITY ~ NJ vrsTrD ny
- tho Constitution aud Lava uf the state uf
Acyaaa, ! hereby ofofa
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$500 REWARD!

VNILL BE PAID BY THE COUNTY OF
w Ormsby. for the apprehension and delivery
the Sheriff of Ormsby County, Nevada, of
THOMAS RILEY, charged with tn. murder of
Timothy G. Smith, late Sheriff of the County
aforesaid.
By order Of the Board of Commissioners of
raid county.
NJ J. LsHMoRE, Clerk of said Board.
Carson City, Nevada, Lee. Is, A. D. 1857. 20d
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$1,000 REWARD.
STATE OF NEVADA,
ENECuTlyE DEPARTMENT.

IAItiFIhI DEPAhIMINT.
DI TIE AUTHORITY ~ Nj vrsTrD ny
- tho Constitution aud Lava uf the state e
Acyaf'a, ! hereby of'ora
REWARD og ONE THOUSAND DOLLARS
For the arrest aud delivery of THOMAS RILEY
10 either the Sheriff uf Lyon County. or g. the
Sheriff ormsby County, Nevada. Saii Rilcy 4.
charged with The murder of 1notly G. Smith,
then sheriff II orms'y County, alleged 20 have
been committed on the night ~ THURSDAY De.
ccmbor l., 1867. at -oid rilpy's House, IN Lyon
County, While said Smith was attempting to affe.i
him fr shooting one Miles oGa1,. the sars
night, n; Enq,irc City, oimshy County.
DESCRIPTIONS
Taomas Riley Is an lishman; about Eve f,ct,is
inches high; hair gray, formerly brown; eyes
blue. or gray; ordinary weight abo't orc hun.
dred and thirty.fv" pounds; and iB speech and
action /. sharp rnd quick. when he committed
tie murder he was wearing a noustaeho and I'm.
perial.
Tn testimony whereof have hcreuuio -, my
T,gxna hand, and caused to be affixed the Crest
49, Seal of the State of Nevada Done N
Carson City, hi. the 18th day Of December. d.
1867. II. q. BLAsDkf.
Governor of Nevada.
Attest:
c y. Nc-rwsRr. So tetary Of o's...
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A GYMNASIUM FOR BOYS!

A. II T. tho desire Il many citizens af c,rsfn
thnt the Tum.Nef should receive n juvenile
class ilr gtmnastc exercises, the said society 10
IL last regular nirctinr made the nrrcFssry pfe.
llmihniN u.taugomtuts and adopted the illus inr
Rules aud Populations uudDr witch tho class h g.
bc conducted. Applications iur tnemlciship csh
ho handed 20 either ot the undersigned, Commit
tee On Rules aud Regulations. A. soon 4.
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Tuesday, March 3Is4, 1865;

tni that the polls ho opened at o'clock P ".
! +;nt kept open until . o'clock P. u. u said day,
| hen thev shah he closed.
The said rrim1ry meetings shl'I be held at the
tice of Judge l.. g. MCKEsHI, at Carson City,
and at HOPE X KENNEI'S ) Saloon at Empire.
Tie f)llowiug named persons were appointed
EIud-e and Inspectors of th" sai1 primary election
n Carson Cry Preciuct: Jul-r: Gen. ". Chedic;
[Invpsctavs, X 4. rarki1s N ani AlrlPhE. Watt.
The f,nowing nlmej persons were appointed
kIGdro and Iu-.c,tars Of sad primary el".t.nu 1T
Empire: Jul.e: :. L. Jones; inspectors, A.
|fitchev and Henry Beach
The resignation Of Mr.. Il. A. Selrs, as member
IF the County Ceatla! Committee, was Offered
PM accepted.
Two vacancies Occurring in the Committee / '
/ hs resignaticn uf Mr.. ~cars # Carson and the
removal of Ir. Davis " Clear Cre"k. from this
aunty, the said aucieS Were filed by the
committee by The electi n Of Mr.. ". T,rreysun.
Fas member thereof resident at Carson CITY, and
Rlr. A. J. Lockwood, as d member thereof resi-
lent at Empire.
Pesorre2, That these proceedings hn published
flntil the 3l<t day of March, in the Carson DAILY
APPEAL.
Following which action the Committee al
,urneI II meet at the call of the Chairman.
HENRY L. MIGHELS.
Chairman Union County Central Com.
D. 4. UoRT0y, Secretary.
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Rules and Regulations OF the Javs-
nile Class, under the supervision
Of the Carson city Turp-Nsreln.


SrrTioN i.-,ny hoy. between tho aFrs u ten
ANA iiie"a Years, may, nlon APPLICATION - his
parent 90 guardian. h'cuni" member 4 the Jus
vcntta llass 81 the Carson city Tuit. Nrrrin.
Sas1luN AN Pil iicaliuns fr membership u
this class must ha ia writing ~ the tHfuni ct
guard 1u oi ihr applicant, With The tJrumtnunda.
tion oi ~ least onr mnnlhor e the Carson cts
Tmt-A,rtiu attached Thereto,
SBc1ioN 3.-Np trrh Application fiaii he te.
c'i'ri unless nr"1inr7nied ny urn muftl's dues,
'nd II the application be rejected tie tanie 10 10
returned.
ARTICLE n.
sarrfr> l.--Ths ,a,,fiiy ,lnrs # nrnltet. q
The Juvruiio tlaes sAsll be 81 30 pa month,
payable inhariab, n alNance.
stgrt0N s,=AHA Urulur e the Juyrtile rla--
Who may tan, n,gie,t, - refuse 60 pay his dues
ts lt".yitlHd ~ the foregoing section. thail have
his r9mc II iryrH from tlp iull e membership Iy
the Instructor, pnd shal MT be- larmttel 10 r..
r,ipr f.gflHpr iusifrtttn utlpss said amount 10
uaid hciore tie rNpiati n uf unc month from the
time saii amuuut lH'emno aup, when his name
may le again placed uinn the full ny tie Ia.
siuctut.
ARTICLE III
sr-TioS The rcgiIlur evenings ff feasi,inf
iustfuEtiun shan he aB ialIuNs3 Tnrsday ahi rits
day, cummnue'ug ~ u',lu"k .. W., ana closing
at - o'clurk %. n. ftr,is'y.
SfcTiaN 2.-AuN srh..ar di.nhoyipg the IL.
siluc'pr during The hours e cNUIriso stall b.
rcIrimaudrl, ur, u tvr'ssafy drrtiNui u his
membership, ard sad scholar .llall nui have Lis
name again placed upuu the roll unless 10y n mas
lTItr vote q the mpnl.urs 81 the Iaisna Ciiy
.Nvtrin ~ u regular mratiu~.
SrruuN 5.-Thvsp rules HHI rpEula'iun. may
lH altered ef nmrudol at ANY frgulHr meeting r
the Cuson city Turb.Ncrciu 10y a m,i,nty vote
%. the mcmlcr present so sail meeting.
J. MULLER. \ c..,,,..
as. ",n Rl"a,,iiSrr "" IN Ralcs and Rc gula,lahs.
Carson city, March II, lSis. ~
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TEN APPLICATIONS

Have h'ea e. crtci, ihc class viii una,r ,hs
dirceti.n of u competent teacher, begin thrli
exercises.
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his incumbency of the Presidential Of
fice. Bold, intolerant and malicious,
he has no doubt determined upon an
incisive and vigorous course of aggres-
sion as against the Radicals should
Impeachment prove a failure. Such a
calamity would leave him free to prove
that he is indeed . power to be feared
and respected.
We cannot doubt that the profound
thinkers and sagacious politicians who
comprise the Republican majority in
the Senate have we'll weighed these
momentous considerations. 1t is not
to be doubted that they are fully alive
to the imperative necessity of impeach-
ment as bearing upon the course of re-
construction at the South and the Pres
idential campaign at the North. Rea-
soning thus, we can discover possible
grounds upon which any true Republic
can can stand and give permission to
the President to be excused from the
punishment that he has so persistently
de6ed and which be so richly deserves.