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FROM WASHINGTON THIS p. M.
shss man's Funding nIII.


Special Despatch 70 The ROenin0 Telegraph.
WASHINGTON, July 16.-The Wavs and Means
Committee discussed sherman's Funding bill
at it's meeting to-day, and agreed to report it
with amendments. They restored the third
section, struck out by the Senate, providing for
the conversion of greenbacks into bonds, and
vice versa, at the option OF the holder. This Is
the chief amendment by the Committee to the
bill.
,The MississIppl Delegation
of radicals had another hearing to-day before
the Reconstruction Committee, but no definite
action was taken.
Buffers InvestIgating Committee
having finished up it's labors will soon ask to be
discharged by the House from the further con-
sideration Of the subject. Butler himself was
anxious to pursue the investigation through the
recess but majority of the Committee were Of
the opinion that nothing was to be gained by 1t.
Deacon Andrews Implicated in Another
MuI der.
Special Despatch to The Evenino Telegraph.
BosToN, July 16.-Th neighborhood of Kings-
ton, where Deacon Andrews murdered AMI
robbed old Cornelius Holmes some weeks since,
has now another sensation over what is alleged
and very generally believed to be another crime
highly respected Deacon. According to the stories
which are so generally credited, it appears
that some few years since Deacon Andrews
boarded several mill operatives in his no .se.
One of them disappeared suddenly, and nothing
has ever been heard of him since.
All Of his effects, such as clothing etc, were
left behind and there were no circum stances
whatever to give color to the belief that his
absence was voluntary. There we're no suspi-
cions Of foul play at the time, however, and by
common consent, or perhaps il the absence of
any associations to the contrary, it became the
general belief that the Mill operative had left
that section suddenly, for some reason best
known to himself. Deacon Andrews, as the
story goes took possession OF the effects of the
deceased, and appropriated them TO his use.
Nothing was thought of this, and probably
never would have been, If some parties, few
days since, had not found buried in the imme-
diate neighoorhood of where Holmes was mur-
dered human skeleton corresponding in size
to that which would have been the remnant at
this time of the body OF the missing mill opera
tive. These developments furnish ground for the
theory that the man was murdered oy Andrews,
and that having concealed his crime so long
and successfully, he INDUCED in the vain fancy
that he could dispose of Holnes In the same
secluded spot, and thus, according to Holmes
will, become the heir OF his large property
Whether or not there will anything tangible
come out of this Skelton discovery will be dis
covered at the trial in October, but 1t will
certainly add greatly to the interest of this
remarkable case, and probably lead many to
believe that Andrews is really guilty of double
murder.
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BOSTON, July l6.-Hon. AnsOn Burlingame
arrived in this city last night.
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w A N t II DIVE HUNDRED ABLE.
wv booled men, 10 work at the ehiladepnlR IS
WSIks Apply at the office, TWENTYT-THIRD
ana n MARKET BtTeets,
otehoy employment will be guaranteed.
1ST THOMAS n, BROWN, Engineer,
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WASHINGTON.
Our Finances-Amendments
to the Funding Bill.
Buffers Investigating Committee
Radical State Delegations
from the South.
Deacon Andrews, the Kingston
Murderer, Implicated in
Another Tragedy.

Etsr Et.. Ets- Ets., Ets., Kts.
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CITY INTELLIGENCE.
DEATH IN AN ATTIC.
AL LOCAL ITEMS sHn ]

Wuua as sts work. Farious Rev Bs-
Gvvsen Druaken Married OouPls-Ehs
Wsman Dass from Rlo VS. or Ruus
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AN ACT


70 provide for the Regis ration Of the Names OF
Electors, and for the ascertainment, by proper
proofs, OF the Persons who shall be eitltled to
the Right of Suffrage.
The People of the S ate Of Nevada. represented
ia Senate and Assembly do enact as f,iiuws:
SECTION l. The Justices Of the Peace OF the
several counties of the State shall constitute and
act a. Registry Agents the e. lection preciHt- II
districts which within their respective t"wn-
ships and As such, their duties shall be As pro-
vid.d in this Act
sec Immediately Hprn the aprrc al Of this
Act the respective ards of kegls ration the
several counties of the state shall deliver over.
or to be delivcI ed. t. the scytIa, Rel tiy
Agents Of their Counties, piUvk.ci Tor IN 'ht>
Act, the respective registers, and all other res's-
tcation books belonging to, OF heretofore pre-
pared for the elect precincts or districts which
within their respective townships P'orided,
that the b. ,k containing tie oath, heretofore
sub .c-ibei. shall I've filed AMI preserved in the
County Clerks office AMI, hereafter said d ar:s
Of Registratl shall be dis 'hsrged from the per
t1rmance of any duty relating 10 the REGISTRATION
vi tue names OF elections.
Sec. ) The County Commissioners Of the res
pec;ive c-,unte, of the State shall pruNi'ie fl
the Registry agent" Of their county, when and
where needed, all proper and necessary books 7"
carry ont the prov sous Of this Act, together with
tht registers tone for each election precin or Dis
,rict prep ,red that each shall contain >elar-
ate list of persons, entitled to vote, re iiir- in
each election Ereciut district. aphihet Caliy |
arranged, accerdin. to their respective surname,
aad to snow in Sc arGte c.lhinns, the name at |
iuil length the age, tie country Of their birth.
the occupation 6ni Plac OF residence, together
With the number AMI date OF registry. All eN
rens.s incur ed in eXecutin. the prorisio' 5 OF
his Act, including the publication Of the reci>ty
Lists, shall he audi ed, allowed md paid out of
the county funds If the several counties mourning
the SAME As other comfy cha gss
Sec. The registers may be in the following
form, or in SUI other fUIm AS t. m'st conven-
.ntly and econGm caily carry out the provisions
and intention of this ACt--to wit
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Thanksgiving Proclamation

TN ACCORDANCE WITH A CUSTOM INAUG-
l urated by the forefather. Of American Civliss-
ton, and in conformity with Proclamation 10
sued by the President Of the United States, / .
the Acting Gov. rnur If the State IF Nevada, de
hereby appoint AMI SET apart, as day Ct PUBLIC
THANKSGIVING AND PRAYER,
Thursday, the goth day of Novem-
Der A. ~. 1865;
| And do hereby earnestly recommend to tho
| people Of fh favored C m onu ealth. that upon
that dry. III the chu ces at the family altar and
III the social Gil Gle. each and all m humblcneS
| III heart and with fuIi sense of ur iept ndencs
| upon HIM who is the si,cr of every good and per-
'ect ilfi, a. with me accord, lift UP voices in
| ""d- and tones Of thanbfuhess ior tie many ,nt
long COZ tu.i dressings " HIGH Ia b. ell shower
| ed upon us by His benefi,.ut hand
| fold:
We have lived to sc this Nation saved fir, IN i,s
eneniie- and have been blessed with the harb-
Ig+r If Pra.e.
Our eyes have been given to behold the gl.d
signs Of coming p lircsl tranquil, throughout
Liant.
Through that bepigr Pr wider &c WI ich permits
the ram T. de,c'ld uI"n the just and the unjust,
We have breh b e-.e'i with Fl, ntiful harvesrs
Inc s1e'dy dtVel' ltn'"lt uf the cid and the
discovery OF The new u INES have adued To our
lr 81 ertfN. ami gwen Us encouraging assuIanen
for the future.
Nlie upon either hand res.i!enCe ard disaster
i'A'e i"I'th upon we lf' PIE. We. Of nevada
h*s" ben mer,, fully exempted rom such dis
tIes>fl.l vi.tatiuns.
h - uit-rin- t. the Throne # Grace onr hmm
lle aCk owlrtgemen'- I hes- II ere fu dslcraa-
lions ltt VI moi forget 10 AK in like - rt, that
they b. Prolonged TO u, 10 thu Nation a. d to The
""r!H trusting and b.levi' 2 th-,t our best her.
and largest assurance lies in the ALMIGHTY hand OF
Him who rulelh the nations
An let u remember III poor the sick and tie
uf rtun t., and do What lie wi.lIn our power
I" alleviate their p0vrrt, sufrrin4- aid di-tr-,s
- In witness vi erect hayr h-reur 10 Sc,
L. s NV hand ard cau.ei to lee affixed the
-. Giest Seal Of the srat # Nevada Done
At Carson City, 'h's the 23d DIV of October A. n.
ISIS. JAMES : SIINGtELtND
Acting Governor Of Ne SEA
Attest
c. y. SorEw.R.
sc .-rsrv Of State cca4fa
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ELECTION NOTICE.
NOTICE HEREBY GIVEN THAT on TIE
FIRST TUESDAY,, THE THIRD
DAY NOVEMBkR
NEXT, tSGS.

An Election will lie held in ornsb, County. New.
la for the following AIMED STATE, CUui.t, $50
Township officers. To wit:
TIN ee President nj lie tors:
On. Retre en'atiye to Congress.
one State ! ri ter;
o. surveyor General;
One Justice # he supreme Coz IT l. nF Tsrns
Ons .Iusti. e OF he SUPP eme Court hort Tam
t. fill cv occa,ioned 10y The death Of Jastlso
C. NJ Brosnan
One tate - nafor;
Three Assembly men;
One Sheriff
One County Clerk;
One County Assessor
One District Ati,ireS;
One Comfy Eecor er;
One Ctnuty Tr-asurs'
One Superintendent Of Schools;
One Public Administrator
Ore County Snrv yer;
Ore .InStire f h" Peace. Carson Township;
One Constable, Cars n T. wnshp;
On. C. nsrabis Fmr'i'e 10" hip:
one Justice of The p Empire Townships
Three Count, Commission
Which Election will lie orsned at o'cfocb ~
the m. rning. will n true until Oeloek !.
the afttrn",n f The anne day.
Carson Precinct.-!nsIec o,s: l.. c. M-Kssh..
Jas NJ. lh"rI son. III m s Wells Tolls at Ter
macks auction room in Burweirs Stone Biloxi.
Carson.
Brunswick MI Precinct ms ,c'oIa: D.riei
Perry. o. Crotcher, D c. Rye Polls a. liz
b. uhsw ok Mill, Crnsby ConnIy.
Empire Precinct INSPECTORS: r. n. BrcwA
Wm Kinney, Ate Rrchey. T. IL at L. s. Pos
office in Empire City, urmsby County, Nevada
BY order Of the Board Of runty Commissioners
of 0rmsby County, state If Nevada
La ed Carson October 10 h. 1893
NJ. J. A>HMoEE Clerk Board O.
Co MY Conn. sion,rs, OTmsty County, Nevada.
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r ALL r O AID L 4 n D S
IN SADA.
IT. .. Eo"A . 8,

CARSON CITY, NEVADA,
Agent and Attorney f"r the Gem
lrai Pacific Railroad Company
for lHtir Lands IN the
Safe Of 'evada.
Persons desiring to pure ase Land in the State
Of Nevada, beongi e to the Central Pacific Rail
road Conn any should make immediate appli, a
ton to me, at my office, in
Sxeeney's Building, Carson city.
Nevada.
Carson City, June 2s, lscs.
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REGISTERED VOTERS OF EMPIRE PRECINCT

: OF EMPIRE PRICING
Longahaugh. Samuel
Lockwood, A J
Longts'augh J T
Lauupman, Charles
lang, VI
l. clapelle, Co-it,
Miller. n :
Mccormick joseph
Mason. John
NcManns, Peter
Mnntinga, Si-bo
NJ rk. Jp -eph
Mcdonald. William
Mar>d-n. ii l.
NcPhi er> Daniel
Nliipr u W
McPhnIson, B D
Murphy. T J
Mann william 3
Mi Ter. John
tlatii, wson. Rot EFT
NcM4hun. K Il
Mullin, James
Mehdeuhail. 3
Mcleod i,liam
Morris. J mes
NAV, John "
Nicholson. Otto
Met laughiin. V
Narti W u II
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Election Proclamation.
STATE HF NEVADA,
kEsCuTIvE DEPARTMENT.

= ERAuh Of the stat- 81 = - ada, do h., reby
pr claim ard give notice that ".>tR.L ElEC-IYS
viii be held VI the state OF Ne , n be Tuesday
next after the trst VI nds. N.Neuhrr A.
ls6S lit accursu-e with til Visions and re
| Iuiren,euts Of the C"n-rituuv.. .fg Laws Of the
| United States AID the state If ada to wit:
On Tuesday, the 30 ia of Nsvsm-
Der A. ID. 1s,s.
That said General Eltctirn Nil he ht'i. are
p L. oIeLei At such places -hall h"v" b. en-
legally des grated for tie pnTiuse of e'eetIHg the
follow ing Officers, tu-vit:
Three +. e>hientaI Electors; c, ng-e-srsr;
one Ju tee # the Supreme court. 10y fu tern,
one Justice f he >ulr me Court. for the
u.irder of II e Term ~ the la'e justice IL n c
VI Brn>nan. deceased one SurNeyu' General, for
The remainder III the term being now led "
Hon ii Marlette: and NJ state PI inter.
Also. the following state S,natoIs tc-wit:
Two tr Storey County one tor Ian er G. up
~ one fOr Nye County one for Lincoln County.
one Tor E-meraIda County one Tor ashoe C,u''
~ Tor Lyon County; on- for Humboldt
Count, and one for Orm>,, c, unity.
Also the following Member, Of the Assembly.
to-wt
Twelve for Storey County: four FIR Land-s
Comfy two for Nye c, unity, one for LIncoln
County; four for ism.ral a County; two TO-
Doug as County tlre"fur Na>h"' G. unity; threa
tor Lyon, UNITY; tine, for Hunb ,lit County.
three for o. nlsby County; and twI FIR ClurehiA
County.
Ais Tor aCl ar cameo - uI;1S IN ti SfAts
One Sheriff, Count, Clerk. County Recorder.
County Treasurer, County AS s.nr, District At
lorEe,. Public Admin, ratur. C'urry >urvryor.
and County Superintendent = p bite schools.
each; three ountN Commissioners in Each C. uE
~ except storey. AID III that Co, nty fivs Coun
{. nimissuner-, and i'll Lincoln touhiy-ths
Ninth Judicial Di.ti ict-,'ue District Judge, -
h'li ffict ir and during the two wears nrNt afte<
the first VI, nday in January. A u. lAfs
Also. in each Guy TiWn>hip ard Precinct, ~
many Jnsi ices Of The ana ConstsL~s a. as
required nd provided fol- by iaw-aud the l-sa
action # the REFLECTIVE Boards Of County Cun
mi--iOners
- In witness whereof have hereunto set
HIM. my hand. and caused To L. affixed the
- Great - al # the state Of Nevada Done
At Carson CiIy this he 2lst day # Gcrober A. ,
1865. JAMES :. SLlNGERLAND.
Acting Cover nor oi Nevada
Attest:
c. N NoIEw.RE,
Secretary of State. oco2-n
w.. r-;.ia Frt
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| REGI VOTER, OF BRUNSWICK MIL
| PRECINCT
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| Cun,n,ir.. Jb, r,tar -
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MYERS, William

"veIS, W iiilAiil
Nelson. } A
Nicholas, Theodore
Nolan, William l.
Nonn-rInach-r, Fred
Norris. Charles
OIL Anthony
Oil, George
O'Grady u
ON ell. James
Ogden, John Z
Ov-rbnck. j T
PiaIt, James
Page. Eubeit
Pa, kard, Z
Pickett, humss
PaiIi, X. Daniel
l. &c, Wi liam IL
Pettibune, = J
Prairie James W
T. liter. Godfrey
Gun lie. J huC
Roche Peter
Roche, 1hunIas
Roche Nick
Eai.dal q p
Russell j G.
Kendall, George A. F.
Earnsuo er. John )
Ii, hey, Abe
lichey, John
hicha'ds, Terry W
keeper. Julius
X blnsun, " iiliam N
Rice, td~aId
boss. Malcolm
Stsl.ts, " Him Z
Stem, 5 +
Siiyer>o Godfrey
SciIwab, George l.
SweeIr. VI Vi
SIiver>. John
Stad muller, T
5 ahl. Henry
Sringer, )
ST. ker. hiram
IT Irviy, Z ID
ga 'ivaCiIter, J In
Smith IL II
Ste. han-. &c rye
ShIIlalsercer j
Sullivan, Phillip
Sims. Isaac
SteNins, Jacob
Showarter. Chris
Sta KY, lie ~
Stickrn tn, Henry
Sseltaiu, Jane,
Sk cham, Phillip
SaI,iu. ABB
Sole. John
Stnner .Luhn
Smith, William c
st ford. CB
TT. Vi "
TT, harm, John
TIL, m son c b
Trasher, j =
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- li'Al IL JUNE D.
Cayto +, 2. IL.
curry, Abraham
CTow-il. Ge.rge F.
G. Ihert, DAM, | u.
C wing George B.
| Che,ltc, George ".
Calm. Alva =.
C"ib tt, " illiam II.
Cheney, John L.
| Craven, :. IL.
Crawl I'D, l>raei
Cole. James II.
Cardinal. Joseph
astener, Lewis
CIal K, James j..
Oh ,rters, samuel
Conner. Isaac n
| Cassulo, Em 4nusi
Carsn. Joseph
| Ca-teel. William VI.
Carpenter, Patrick
| Chambe; lain. n. d.
crystal, h-orge W.
Cushing, Edwin
| Cavenaugh. N. 6.
benson, Samuel c.
DrIe.Lach, A. Is.
Davis. George I.
Doyl-. Patrick H.
Uealcy, james h.
d w, Moses H.
Davis. Ephraim
Dri>call. Ralph
bav 5 John
Dnfly. James
Dorsey, john c.
Duncan. j tIues
Day, Gilm III
Edwards. Thomas J.
Eir'i. Edward X.
ECc'eston. Ec ward
Emerson. Vi l.lIanl I.
Elliott, }. Z.
Es-tpn, James
Evans. T.. Z.
EIwIy, James
Ferguson, Henry
tai-ione, Robert
Fr:l>eur. JAMES
Foster, b. +
Friend, Charles W.
Fisher, Albert \.
Frederick. neurge A.
Fui;an,hre. George
Ful!iS. William
Fulsione, Henry, Sen.
FROST. Sh-l,i-n
Fri-bie, Lyman P.
Fisk. john A.
Fife, James
Ferret. Joseph
Field, William
Grice. Henry
Gahb-. Ezekiel 8.
Giibrrt, . A T.
Gardner. NJ. &.
Greenebaum, Oscar
Godfrey, j. n.
Gentry, George ".
George, Charles IL.
fray. jane A.
Or velle. Peter
Glb''ens. Sp"n 'er
Gardner. Reuben L.
Gray, James NJ.
tilover. Robert p.
Geuilcs. Thomas
Hawthorne, VIM. A.
Hall Aritus II.
Hutchinson. James "
Hamilton. Thomas 5.
iIuers, Isaac
Houston, GEORGE D.
iiure. EDWARD :.
II ger, NJ n l;-5
iia- rrrrv. 'tirHts-'
i'ar'nI'utr Bernard
iIuppo.t. +r" Ir.iL3.
II eir.l. s3ir-I
Hover. H.nrEr u.
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Fro Cd n c1
Authnrs, James
Au'irtin. Tn mas D.
Apl Teton, Michael
Adams, Nrus
AlbIo John ).
Anitli. Henry
Ash, Alexander
Ash, CHARLES
Brisson, JOSEPH
Bui,iianI, William
Bath. .l..hn
bigIer. Jane, Il.
BrN ant. J. A.
Br.g-, Charles A.
Bettrn.ci Ge rye
Beam. J:tc b l..
Bowen, Wellington
Brnto .'anies VI.
Bray, Charie-
Bee X. john
RletiIeu, j. l..
b getow, tzfa
Ii sd. n.nry G.
BECK teal, Urlon NJ.
Bi.lrr. Utvi'i
Blackburn. George
BarnlarT, Law enCe
Bow ers Tn nia,
Beaudin, Alexander
Bdnclard, Amahir
ballard, JOSEF 1t L.
Br. th-rh cd, Thomas
Bedford. 7. j.
Br afford, Caleb
Calf all, Henry
Cronin, John
{ a. ney, William
Gag, Jasper b.
Clarke. 4. NJ.
Crow. Ro.lgrr
Coleman, Truman c.
C"hl,y. Elijah
Caihr-ath, j. W.
Cuthberr, James
Cromwell. Oliver
Gross, Frederick II.
Comstork, l.. NJ.
larry, D, E.
Crr. James II.
Giving, joseph
Cuwiug. c. b.
Gain. Prtrick
Glenn MS. }. NJ. B.
Cayall John
Carpenter. Joseph ".
.'averaush. Peer
cassidy. Edward
Clark. Daniel
conner, Charles c.
Davis. Edwin 4.
),y. Josiah
iean, Daniel
boyle john n.
Dunn, Peter
becker. John
Junn. Thomas
)c-raif, WilIiln
)rn;H. A. W.
dunlap. J NJ.
bow, Z. 2.
'nnneily. Barney
'riesbach. John
bert. Lewis
.dson. u, njdmin
.InmUnS, llOratio
.dwards, Th-u,iOre n.
.iis~"Iih, Benjamin L.
.rway, A. II.
.inerson, frank
erris, Benjamin
I'D e, A. Vi.
elt-. Jt.-e-
"H'n 80.
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EEGicI E!.LD ' y.
Ambrose, Mix
Allrr, A III
Ailard, ) -el h Z.
Atkin-on, J W.
| Atkisson. John
Br wn. james
Bunker, W b.
Rowen. Perry
, Bruiit. y els n
Bowen, } I'm D.
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