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The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-02-01
THE SUPPLEMENTARY RECoNsTRuC-
TON BILL.

Following is the Bill lately introdu-
ced into Congress directing the manner
in which the Reconstruction Act shall
be enforced. 1t has already passed the
House:
| Be it enacted, ETC., That in Virginia. North
Carolina, South Carolina, Georgia, Alabama,
Mississippi, Louisiana, Texas, Florida and
Arkansas there are no civil State govern
ments, and the governments IN said States
respectively shall not be recognized as valid
or legal State governments, either BY execu-
tive judicial power, or the authority of
the United States.
SEC. 2. Be it further enacted, That the
speedy enforcement of the Act entitled g An
Act to provide for the more efficient govern
ment of the rebel States" passed March 2,
1867, and the several Acts supplementary
thereto, the General of the Army of the
United States is hereby authorized and re-
onired to enioin, BY special orders, upon all
officers in command within the several mill
tary departments within said several States,
the performance of all acts authorized by
said several laws above reeited, and to remove
| BY his order, from command, any or all of
said commanders, and detail other officers Of
the United States army, not below the rank of
Colonel, to perform all the duties and exer-
else all the powers authorized by said several
Acts, to the end that the people of the sew
eral States may speedily reorganiZe civil gov
ernments, republican in form, in said several
States, and be restored to political power in
the Union.
SEC. 8. Be it further enacted, That the
General of the army be authorized TO remove
one or all civil officers now acting under the
several provisional governments within said
lI-Ar,,pi.yol md int
others to discharge the duties pertaining to
their respective offices. and may do any and
all acts which, by the said several laws above
mentioned, are authorized to be done BY the
several commanders of the military depart
ments within said States; and so much of
said Acts or of anv Act which authorizes the
President to detail military commanders to
such military departments, or to remove any
officer which may be detailed as herein pro-
vided is hereby repealed.
SEC 4. Be 1t tUt4er enacted, That it
shall be unlawful for the President of the
United States to order any part of the army
or navy of the United States to assert by
force of arms the authority of either of said
provisional governments in said disorganized
States, to oppose or obstruct the authority OF
the United States, as provided in this Act and
Acts to which this is supplementary.
SEC. ). Be 1t ttofher enacted, That any
interference by any person with intent TO pre-
vent by force the execution of the orders OF
the General of the army made in pursuance
OF this Act, and of Acts aforesaid, shall be
held to be high misdemeanor, and the party
guilty thereof shall, upon conviction, be
fined not exceeding s. 900, and Imprisonment
not exceeding two years.
SEC. 6. Be it further enacted, That so
much of all Acts and parts of Acts as con-
hicts or is inconsistent with the provisions of
this Act is hereby repealed.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-02-01
FROM EUROPE.
BY CABLE

PANS, January 29.-The bill for the re.
organization of the army is being discussed
in the Senate. NJ. Chevalier, in a powerful
speech against the measure. said that France
should maintain close relations with her
neighboring European Powers, all of which
should unite to resist the Empire of Russia
and the Republic of America-nations
which, in their extraordinary growth of ter
ritorv. power and ambition, threaten the
world After reply by Neil the bill passed.
LONDON, January 29.-The internal af-
fairs of Italy are becoming critical, and fears
that coup d'etat is contemplated are openly
expressed at Florence and entertained in
Paris. The relations of France and Italy
are not as cordial as they have been.
PANS, January 29.-It is considered GER
tain that a grand council Of the Catholic
Church is in preparation, the calling of
which is intrusted by the Pope to commits
sion Of seven Cardinals, and which is to as
semble in Rome in November.
FLORENCE, January 29.-The Unto.
Catholic newspaper, says a special agent of
the President of the United States had ar
rived at Rome on secret mission to the
Pope, who will be supported by Farragut.
whose feet is expected at Naples soon, and
his arrival at Rome is looked for at an early
day. No other information is known IS TO
the character of the mission.
The intrigues of the Bourbonists at Naples
are causing much disquiet here.
COPENHAGEN, January 29.-The treaty
for the sale of the Danish Islands to the
United States was ratified by unanimous
vote in the upper House of the Rigsdag to-
dav. This finishes the action Of Denmark
on the treaty.
New YORK. January 29.-A special to the
Herald from Naples saws that on the even
~. ~ A. 81
site the gate of the CASTILLO works, fell out
ward, burying several houses in the vicinity
and overwhelming carriages and other con-
veyances passing on the highway. Several
lives have been lost, but the number has not
been ascertained.
BERLIN. Januarv.-Herr Tweston, men,
Der of the North German Parliament, was
arrested recently for improper language in
lebate and subjected to small fine and dis
charged. 1t was thought, from the decided
position of Parliament, that the members
ought to be held accountable elsewhere for
words spoken in debate and this contributed
nominal punishment.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-02-01

SuBLIMELY ELooUENT.-The local poe,
of the Virginia Trcspass spreads the wings
of his genius and spihicates as follows:
The low hills and plains to the eastward OF
US this morning were covered with dense
fog. Seen from high on the side of Mount
Davidson, this spectacle presented the ap-
pearance of vast ocean of foam, the top Of
the fog being nearly smooth, the atmosphere
above it unusually clear and transparent,
while here and there the top Of some low
black hill peeped out through the opaque
~apor and slistened in the golden flush of
the budding morn like rocks in mid ocean
wherein sea-turtles sun themselves; and
rising in soft outlines of carmine snow
against the gilded horizon far away to the
northeast, the lofty peaks of the Toiyaba
range of mountains looked like painted
buoys anchored on bay of buttermilk.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-02-01
JUDGE FIELD.

The charges brought against Mr.
Justice Field by Congressman SchofelG
strike Us as being Of very grave ma
tare. For the sake Of the Judge, anG
in justice to the public interests in.
VOWED in tue matter, We hope thor.
oagh investigation may be made. How
fac Judge may be held amendable to
csnsure or impeachment for venturing
an unequivocal private opinion upon q
question Of law which he may, in his
Official capacity, be called upon to de-
eide, tits Difficult: to say and although
Judges, like any other mortals, must
have their private opinions and preju-
cices, it is in extremely bad taste, to
say the least, for them to give them
expression out of Court. If Judge
Field has taken it upon himself to state
70 advance what his opinion is to be
upon any case now before the Supreme
Court, then, it would seem, be has
violated the sanctity of his Official po-
si.ion, end should suffer the EXTREMIST
penalty provided by law as punish
laent for so outrageous an act. Djsap-
pointed as we are at Fields Democratic
proc,ivities, we doubt his having done
ID an5ecoming and inexcusable ching
as to tell the secrets of his Office. 1t is
''s no means impossible however, that
be may have discussed the political
situation in such a manner as to delight
u correspondent of the New York Ex-
press. We question his ameuability to
i n peachme nt therefor 30 long as Congress
passes, UNDECIDED, the strong expressions
Of contempt for its laws made By tn e
resident in his Annual Message. III
t re Execute; Ea been dealt with as be
p4eit to have been for presuming to
treat Congress and its Acts as he has,
iers would be but little need of re |
n aiding the Judiciary that they must
. secretly mind their own business.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-02-01

The markets are plentifully supplied witt,
jackass rabbits at this time. 1t has always
been supposed that at this season of the year
rabbits are not diseased; but Harry Claw
son, of the Bank Exchange. Gold Hill,
showed us the carcasses of two, both OF
which had large worms, ribbed, and resem-
bling a grub, in the flesh, just under the Gu
ticle. Sorry that it is SO. but SO it is.
Cats and dogs were afflicted by the rabbit
worm, hereabout, last Summer and Fall.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-02-01

How HUSBANDS Blow Up THEIR WIVES
IN OMAHA.-An enraged husband in Omaha
bored a hole in stick of firewood, filled the
hole with powder, and left the stick for his
wife to cook supper with. Shortly afterward
an awful noise astounded the neighborhood.
The stove lay about in pieces, the woman's
dress pattern was ablaze, windows and mir
rors were smashed, the front wall OF the
building had been forced outward an inch or
two, but Mrs. Guy Fawkes was unscathed.
1t is hoped that her gentle spouse feels bet
ter.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-02-01

TOUGHER THAN A GRIzZLY.-An Illinois
volunteer whom Quantrell captured and tied
to a tree, pouring into his body the contents
OF eighteen muske;s, is all applicant for ad-
mission to the asylum, at Dayton, ONO.
Every one OF the shots told, and he had both
thighs broken over the knees, both hip bones
broken, his head pierced by two balls, one Of
which extingushed the right eye, the other
lodging in his throat. One ball struck under
the isht arm, and passed gu, uuder the left
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-02-01

THE MEMBERS OF THE UNION STATE CEN
TRIAL CoMMITTEE.-The Union State Central
Committee is called to meet at Virginia City,
at the Office of the Chairman, c. E. belong,
on the 10th inst. In order that the party
may be reminded as to who the gentlemen
comprising the Committee are, we herewith
give their names from the APPEALS report
of the proceedings of the last State Conven-
ton: c. Z. belong, c. c. Batterman, John
Gillig, c. c. Stevenson, W. Caldwell, J. n.
Folsom, E. B. Zabriskie, B. F. Hazlett, L. c.
Mckeeby, H. S. Mason, Henry Vansickle,
Wilkie Darling, G. A. Swazey, W. Goodell,
A L. Payne, Geo. 7. Terry and NJ S. Thomp-
son. Organized by the election of c. E. De-
Long as Chairman and John Gillig as Sec
rotary.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-02-01

TIVE railway carriage in which the Empe-
rur of Austria came to Paris was lined with
mirrors. What an opportunity ne must have
had for reflection.
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ROAD NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that 1 have
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A. s. G: W.
AUDITOR OF STATES OFFICE.
DEPARTMENT OF INSURANCE,

AUDITOR OF STATES OFFICE,
DEPARTMENT OF INSURANCE,
COLUMBUS, July 18th 1868.
Z: is Hereby Certified, That the
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Amount of actual paid up Cap
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Assets 1918, s2o,a4
Aggregate amount of Liabilities
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ceding year ,sOo,512,17
preceding year 1.725, ISL, 90
In Witness Whereof, l have
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Tseal caused the Seal of my office to be
affixed, the day and year above
written.
JAS. Fl. GOODMAN.
auditor of State.
By JAS. WILLIAMS CHIEF Clark
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