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The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-10-01
SUMMONS.

U. S. Rev. stamp 50c.l Nevada Rev. stamp SOC
IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE SECOND
L Judicial District of the State Of Nevada. i'll
and for the County of Douglas.-Frances Hamlet
vs.. William Hamlet.
Action brought in the District Court Of the Sec
oni Judicial District of the State of Nevada, in
and for the said County, and the complaint filed
in said County of Douglas, in the office Of the
Clerk of said District Court on the 18th day OF
September A D., 1865.
The State of Nevada sends greeting 70 William
Hamlet, defendant.
You are hereby required to appear in an action
brought against you by the above FAMED plaintiff
in the District Court of the Second Judicial Dis
rrct of the State of Nevada in and for the County
Of Dough- and TO answer hec0mplaint filed there
IN within days exclusive of the day of serTiCe
after the service you of this sgmInons-if
within this county; or if served ont of this
county but in this district, within twenty days,
otherwise within forty days-or Judgment by de-
fault will be taken against you, according to the
prayer of said complaint
The said action is brou ght to obtain decree of
divorce from the bonds of matrimony exist
ing between you, said defendant. and said plaintiff
may thereby be Dissolved and plaintiff be released
from the obligation of said marriage contract Is
alleged by plaintiff in her said complaint, on the
crsunds Of failure 10 support said plaintiff. oil to
provide the necessaries of life, said neglect not
being the result of poverty on your part, which
YOU could not have avoided by ordinary industry;
extreme cruelty and the use Of the most vile, vul
gar profane and obscene language in presence of
plaintiff may be entitled, by said complaint
iiei herein will more fully appear by reference
thereto.
And You are hereby notified that if you fail to
appear and answer the said complaint above
required the said plaintiff will apply to the Co-rt
for the relief demanded in said complaint and for
the costs of this action.
Given under my hand, and the Seal
hs p bIses es OF The Of sa as 81 se
S0Ovada, il and for the County of Douglas,
this 18th day of September, in the year of our
Lord one thousand eight hundred and sixty EIGHT.
STEPHEN A. KINSEY, Clerk.
Certificate of Copy.
State of Nevada, County of Douglas, ss.-sec-
oni Judicial District Court, Stephen A. Kin
sey, Clerk of the Second judicial District Court of
Douglas county, State of Nevada. do hereby certify
that the above and foregoingis full, true and
rect copy of the original summons in the action
entitled Frances Hamlet William Hamlet, |
which now remains file in my office at Genoa, |
IN said county and State.
La testimony whereof, have here;anto set my
hand and affixed the seal of said Court this 18th
day of September A. d. 1868.
SEAL STEPHEN A. KINSEY, Clerk.
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The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-10-01
SUMMONS.

State Rev. Stamp, SOC.
IN THE JUSTICES COURT OF GENOA TOWN
4 ship, in the county of Douglas, State of Ne
vada. Before S. E. futile, Justice of the Peace
r. Furtll and ]. Furth, doing business under the
name and style of +. 4 J Furth, plaintiffs, against
Fred. Briggerhof defendant.
The State of Nevada sends greeting to Fred.
Brisgerhof defendant. You are hereby summoned
to appear before me, at my Office in Genoa Town
ship, in the town of Genoa, county Of Douglas, on
the
2Oth day of October, A. d. 1865,
at O'Clock A. NJ, to answer the complaint of the
above named plaintiffs, who to recover the
sum Of $50 p due principal and interest on a
promissory note made by you to Jacobs & Bros. 3,
dated April 5th, 1865, payable to them order and
duly endorsed to said plaintiffs who the owners,
holders and endorses thereof, the same being
payable in said Genoa, part thereof having
been paid-note on file in my otfice--when judg-
ment will be taken against you for the said
amount, together with costs and damages, if you
fIil to appear and answer.
To the sheriff or any Constable of said Douglas
county, greeting: Make legal service and due
return hereof.
Given under my hand this 18th day of septem-
Der, A. D. 1855.
s f. FUTILE,
A Justice of the Peace of said Township.
Attest true copy alias summons.
8. E. FUTILE, Justice of the Peace.
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DIED.


BAKgRA Madison serJerseY on Moliy .rnoos ish 10 -
ward Alexander only Of jeremiah and Elizabeth Baker aged
The relative, and friends OF the respectfully svd attend
h ers ihe residence Of b.. parents 90 T6orsisy morning
o'clock Trains leave fotoi barclay 81 a. % sss
Ia the morning By Morris ESSEX Railroad
pIyNETT-At J.eh.oayle Forda Saturday Feb Mrs Csre
hoe bennett se ofs bennett esq CASHIER o. the Frednsns
d. also SATURDAY 25 her daughter aged days
before marriage she had been devoted trser
The American Missionary Hilton Head ssA
. and os vesr At M The leral pace al Jaek
sonvile. Sunday, Feb.
DE CUBIa Brooklyn Tuesday Feb H. lo Charles b. De Csc
m aud friends are requested funeral FROM hs
resenee unce Jsmes Brad No. ~ East st. BtohbA
Thursday, Feb u. all O'clock ?. N
HAM-A S.uyveasnt Columbia Co., " T. Saturday Feb hen7
Ham, in the 18th year Of his age
uITCHCOCK-A vehester MONDAY morning Feb 10 HaniA
b. wife Join Hitchcock h aud daughter Of TIE late "hham rye"
The relatives and friends attend the funeral Thursday
Feb 49, at II o'clock from her late residence a. bfoeidAs
Westcheser
KITTRIpGBou Mond., Feb TO- Jus D. daughter OF the late VII
liam q. sud Jane e. Kitrdge. aged ~ Years. -
Funeral services . be held a; the residence u VT tas "rne
l02 Wet Forty urthst "Wednesday! Feb ~ al "e'A
Esxsrk n. J., papers please copy.
LOSKAMP-A Coa.nhl Orange Co.. TUESDAY Feb H. C,eons
The smn vii be taken her uncle JOAn Heeie'
en- RutgersplAee. Notice q funeral hereai.er
LoCKwooDIn Poagbseepa seeOud noah ilh Bias LoEOea
Rs.Se and suds AZ. Invited attend bic fner stslai. r.
dencs wser PoughtsPse 90 FRI day tiha'sy) rsib IN
inst, al ? o'clock p N.
srrRGgsOu Tu,ss, Feb H. at II o'clock ESla S. su'ges
Of this cty In the latS year Of hs age.
The relatives aud h,ends are rspss.g NV "a
Thursday Feb. -, at clock p
TRAyIs-Ou Monday TO- Robert Tas Of the T. fss
Thr and th- tist ana
the members Lodge No ~ o. OF o. ~ are fnsss
hsysabt on TEurdar Feb 49, a oeoef wihoa fu6ssf
iuvitaor His will be taken T. GreenNo TT psn-nI
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to another during the period for which he
was first elected; for an election by the people
qno Of 10 the hold % a for BY sss
years at salary 81 1900; authorizes State poltax OF
one dollar for educational purposes compelling three
ncton o color or enfranchses females and negroes
and makes them competent Jurors osfranchses oil
those dlsranchised by the Congressional military bills,
and who vote against the ConsttutOn appoints March -
next the day for the vote the ratification OF the
constitution and tho election of officers made under this
constitutions authorizes Mr.. Bowen. the President OF tho
Convention: Mr. Brooks Of Phillips County, ana Mr..
Hodges Of Pulaski County appoint judges to ascertain
the result OF the election and adopted ID present the
constitution 10 the President OF the United States directs
how the election to be conduccd voters are required
to swear they will support and maintain the
constitution and laws OF the United states
and Arkansas; that they are not excluded rom regis
aton by Of the clauses OF the second section OF the
state CoDstuton that they never gave aid IN accession
TO any State that they will accept the civil and poea
equality OF all before the laws and not attempt 70
or previous condition. for against the Consttu
tion and for tho election Of officers under this Const
tuition. twenty Thousand copies ordered TO be
printed The Convention will adjourn on Thursday.
LOUISIANA SCENE OF DISORDER.
NEw-ORLEASs, Feb. 11.-After stormy and
dorerly debate to-day, the Reconstruction Convention
80 per cent additional to their per dcm motion
consider the vote lost which caused another
of disorder amid which the Convention adjourned to to-
morrow.
yIRGINIA-MEMORIAL TO CONGRESS.
RICHMOND, Feb 1l.-A memorial to Congress
for the reduction of the tax on tobacco was adopted.
NORTH CAROLINA-ELECTIOS OF THE JUDICIARY.
RALEIGH, Feb 1.-THE report on the Judi
Convention instructed the Committee In favor Of electng
Supreme and Superior Court Judges by the people.
GEORGIA-TRIAL OF A NEGRO DELEGATE.
ATLANTA, Feb. 1.-THE Convention was en-
negro lcgate BY vote OF CT to 50 tile subject
cOnnited with instructions to report Friday next
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TIE SUUTHERN CONVENTIONS.

Nothing noteworthy was done. yesterday, in
either the south Carolina the Mississippi Convention
FLORIDA-PROIEST AGAINST THE MINORlrYs
ACTION.
TALLAHASSEE, Feb. ia majority OF the
Convention mot last night IL o'clock and entered their
protest against the action OF the minority. The ConveT
lion then deposed Mr. Richards from tho chair, aud
elected uoratlo jenkins President The Convention re-
organized appointed Committee, depOscd the eer-
geant at Arms aud elected Mr. NJ. Martin IN his place
resolution passed declaring that this Convention
has power TO compel the attendance Of abrentees
FIORIDA-THE MINORITY OUT IN THE COLD
TALLAHASSEE, Fla, Feb. lin the Majority
Convention to-day II Delegates appeared. The Commit
Tee OF Privileges Elections reported adversely on tho
election OF bessrs Billings, Richards, White. Pierce and
Saunders (cOlorcd), and they were expelled MessTs
Hart stoarns Davidson. White, and Wells coloredl,
we've sworn In 10 tako their places An ordinance was
passed pay the of the Convention by the
Issue OF bonds the amount OF $4,000, OF which amounts
he taken by the supporters OF tue Convention
resolution passed e1punging all the rec0fds of the
Convention since the 81 inst except the TACT that no
ouorum was present. Two III tue candidates on the
Rings ticket for State aud Congressional Offices have
withdrawn their names.
ARKANsAs-TnE NEW CONSTITUTION ADOPTED.
LITTLE Rock, Feb. 1.-THE new Constitu-
ton was TO the Convention last night after nve
hours Of debate II came TO vote this morning. which
features IL provides FOR 20 Senators and ~ Represents
tyes; tho executive officers TO be elected every Tour
years; no incumbent VI ona ouce " 70 enxi"'o
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ASSEMBLY.



The SPEAKER presented report OF the
Willard Asylum for the Insane; ALSO the annual report of
The managers Of the New York Society for tue R,Iuinh
ton Of Juvenile Drnquents; a-o tie report 81 The Metro
DOtan Board ~ Excise IN answer 10 resolution 0i The
Assembly; also. Of tie treasurer Of the MrirnpOh'hn
Board OF Health IN answer a. resolution Of The Assem-
bly, concerning the amounts paid FOR fines aud penalties
for violation 81 Health laws.
FIFTH WHEEL To THE POLICE coACiI-ANDfouR
Mr. KEADY introduced q bill 90 provide for tile MP
Police 49, .
THREE DOLLARS A YEAR FOR TEN 80 LONGER.
Mr. FREAIt--IU prohibit the gis companies VI new
York from charging rent upon their meters.
BILLS. MOTIONS. AND RESOLUTIONS.
Mr.. STENENS-IO incorporate the Clty OF Rome.
Mr. sELKREG moved that tie Committee on judiciary
report bill FOR the suppression Of obscene literature.
Adopted.
Mi JACOBS called up the concurrent resolution pro
yIdug for the election OF Commissioner VI metropolitan
Police tomorrow at IA O'Clock. Adopted.
EMPLOYMENT OF DISABLED sOLDiEEs AND SAILORS.
The SPEAKER presented, aud the Assembly adopted.
the following tine Constitutional Convention:
d canr That SruAiar snd representatives,
ofdissbe collier positions tie s Cusioinliousr
Aaas Of the Jlei states al seh Congress
may BY Law direct -
kKw-YORK PORT HEALTH OFFICER
Mr. JOHNSON moved that The Committee on Public
Health be- Instructed inquire into the performance ~
the duties OF the Health Oncer Of the Port VI Nowiork
Tabled ,..-
The SPEAKER reported rs the special committee under
the resolution inquiries concerning the inpeafh-
ment Of State officers the names Of Messs jacobs, Little,
Stevens Ballou. and Underwood Adjourned.
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81 sosss EItrs, ssSss o Double and S. K, sis 'sssi
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C.ny,d Hans isalse sugar Cared &c. L,s frs q sisas
sacks Corn 1880 sacks Oat. l. eO BsIlev:
MssPas, Feb u Cotton sIc'ca uplAnd: so' receipts. -
sea Mes. Por saa % Bacon Clear size. 49,
S" ss sssleT 81. Gear Secs i' I'''
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sale. a. ~. fsI 's %se Rye re nss:sss
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Hogs-sales 600 sysraglbg 80 10, at SD y ewt
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Extras 30 l2i0$e Whesi dull No. l. S2@0s2 Wi'S ely
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Fresh Recsp9o0o bushels Wheat bb Pour, 900 buhss
oUlsyrLs Feb lTohacce Lugs IS 2Dd 81; Commca
To Medium Leaf ssd III 25 Hart Cauuty Wrappers 81 81 supe~
hns Plonr. SSd SO u.s. Wheat ~ 4Dd az g. 730oc
hak Cotton, i7idlsc Lard 4dl4ic M PORK. S21 Bseas-
soudrs lote Gear Sides i3tc Bu shouer Ole Clear seeA
i2r Raw Whisky. fee. ~ %.
MOBLs Ala Feb 1.-The Cotton sket rryulsr thoughes>
the day. eIc; Mddngs sales b4i r.estVt
591 bales
wnxSGroy n c. Feb ispih TurpsnIne not ace, sales
q 53a6e Rosn firms Common Strained, - 20 Cotton tooysstt
Miiings fc Tar 8? 81
NEwORLEAss Feb ltCotton active ard advancing; Mtdsra
l91l9sc; saes Of $500 bales; receipts 2a h.es exports 2su
bales MolAsses 6nn AMI unchanged Flour saDe
6ne SO So Choice Sl4G s5d $5 80 Corn dn VI %
Oats dull 84d85c Pork f25 asa SIS 50 Bacon hrb,
Shoulders litc Clear Sides l4 Lard n; Ii~rce. +.c KF ee
Sterling Exchange JGl6i HswiorA sshs Erehsnge. per esus
discount: Go d. lit
CHICAGO Feb Plour Spring Extras 90 ESQ sio sol Ne
Whest moderately active. at S2O6OS2J No Wheat duu Al
81 OF; buyers Offer 80 0 sinners New 8ildel No sic
Oats frmer 57 BARLEY active and advanced ld2e sales ~
advanced 25G sales At ri ld 22 81 cash and seller N.eby
Prime Mess frm aud advanced Soc saes ss Extra Prime held
SIT 80; s hid English Meats l6c short Cesr sides s
Rbs oidOic III Psokes Com
brr.snd 9c loose Long Clear Sides Re- packed shouders hn
sud advanced k sales b., loose Picked Hams active ss1
advance Of h sass l3di3 Lard nn and acid ~ Ia
Dressed Hogs active and advanced l0di5 Light 50 0a 80 ~
Beef Cattle quiet and uncbnged Receipts $50 bhl Pour $50
bush Wheat 1900 do 800 live Hogs. Ne
Dressed Hogs shpusls Of 2sO bbls Flour 1900 bu Corn 7
Dressed
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FIRES.

The Cleveland Paper Co.'S mill was damaged,
Yesterday to the extent Of S2o,O0O. Fully Insured
Mr.. Edward n. Perkins's mansion in Jamaica
Plains with its costly paintings, was destroyed on Mon
day night. Loes, S0,0oo; partly insured
Messrs. Perez, Planas & Obaris's office, on
the secOndfoo Of The Erening Post building NasSaust
was on fire lsst evening Damage. s2oo; insured
The Revenue cutter Nemaha was destroyed
on Friday morning while on Wycomico River. Two OF
the crew John Grnnel. coxswsin, and VIM Strong,
master at arms were drowned
Frederick William Dunde's grocery, &C No.
III Seventhst damaged by hre yesterday 10 the eT
pany The building Is owned by Mr.. BenEger. and may
be repaired for 500. Insured for s2,oS
Four stores in Genesee-st., in Utica, were
burned ON Monday night one j. +. 0rflths boot and
shoe with the second story occupied by L.
T. HaDnnk n card engraving establishment Tile sec
ond store occupied by buckingham Mitchan as q
fancy store. Loss $4,000
The insurances on property which was de-
stroyed e recent great ro IN Pisough ARE mus TO
ported by The Pittsburgh Post lEtna, Hartford. ConI
$4,000; Putnam, Hartford, Conn, $500 Girard Phlla
delpha $500; Government, No~-lO N,VO; Albany,
New-YorE 5000; Aston, New York. 1850; Albany Clty
New.york, 1890; International kew-iork WV; yum
9oOO Columbia, Lancaster, Pa, 1850.
Since tho Pawtucket Fire Department re.
reIyed their nrsclass steamers Hour MIL ana
contents valued 1T $4,000, church, $4,000 anu otht
buildings, worth nc least $4,000 have been desuvysu
Rra-esiate owners arc much concerned Inc ssst nro
Greene Brotherss MILL The Providence Jotdts ths'
the fremen the ground IN good season anu .oh
triyed 10 hood the building aud CONNIE ine nhWes :"
spot about feet square. Tho loss mainly ~
from water
,c, IL A. yoIyortor is irving readings
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NETWORK CONSTITUTIONAL CONVENTION
TIE STATES CREDIT SHALL NOT BE LENT
TAXATION.

ALBANY Feb H. Section 8 of the report on
finance was reconsdered. and amended as follows:
be credit shall no, iaHner be sn or nt 20 or
ether
House Of set sPprePnanz money properly
and when shall be daily
tered on the Journals tsos Of all the mepben elected ~ either
How. shall Ia al 10 Necessary 10 pass he sane
Mr. Opdyke's motion TO reconsider the vote adopting
the 18th section OF the port finance and taxation was
carried aud the following amended section vas adopted
IN lieu thereof -, q, -,
srcTiox real and personal property shall be e1uA
this sste The Legislature shall lss Avs ss sner,
m. above su. such ddreoGs whh stall be equal
,Dd unrm AMI property nd TO such eresp"o.
nav be pre>eriiei by lsW. Yeas 2 kUs u
The anne ndent strikes ont that portion on the section
recurring exhibit Of tbo ainonnt Of property OF
persos and corporations be handed the assessors
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N4RRTED.

BIGGRR-sHowBLL-fo wsshinon c. on TUESDAY FEB iest
Gurlsy d. Mr.. John d. Bigger Of wohasoas
c. Shovel Il Bera Eastern Shore Of AsrJaad
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES EorsJth4t ~ T. Cbareh TnesfsN
Fsb H. bT the Rev Charles Keys Of West MordsD Jesse O.
Keys 10 Elizabeth Anderson all of this city
ARCHAEOLOGICAL BROOKLYN. Monday, Peh 10 bJ the Rev.
Rufus W. Csri H. VIVA Libby MARY daughter u Perrin Bur
dick, ESQ., all Of Brooklyn. No cards
INSTRUMENTATION Monday Feb TO- at the residence OF ne
bride pareuts SeEtoxn BY the Rev Dr. w. d. Neetsf hnt
ger b. West Augusta ~, daughter Of Geo W. bdSar s"s
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EXECUTIVE APPOINTMENTS.

The Predert sent IN YESTERDAY the following nomnatons Charles
Robinson u Cousu st Qcebee; snU heo ,ol.
Iector Of District If Georgetown c. VIM Ffhlan Collector
Iut4rn,l Revenue Seventh District Of Illinois, 49,.
The John Pennington to be United states DISTRICT
Attorney for Delaware.
The senate rejected following nomiuaons; VIM d. Bhop
be Psten John ~ Johnson United states Marshal
virginia. Leslie Combs Uned States Marshal or kenacg eo
MAgure 10 settle the claims OF no
usng .quppug AID mastering troops TO AID IN SURPRISING '
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NOVA SCOTIA LEGIsLATURE-REPEAL REsoLU
TONS

HALIFAX, Feb. lin the House last night,
after the Attorney General and Mr Troop had spoken
gave notice of bis intention 10 move series OF
amendments 70 the repeal resolutions Tue debate on
the latter was resumed today IL - generally asserted
that the delegation 70 England on the subject OF Iepe
viii On NV the next Ipmap steamer leaving here on the
18th INST The names OF tho delegates not publicly
known but IL 10 reported that Mr. Howe VIII DC ohe
The House will probably adjourn for several weeks
shortly after their departure.
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NEW-YORK LEGISLATURE.

kENATE....ALBANf. req. II. 1865.
Tho bill for protecting the ice-ponds in
Wcstchcster Putnam, and RJckand Counties itoIl VIII
ful injury, was reported favorbly.
COMMISSIONERS Oh TdE FISHERIES.
Mr. TWEED Introduced bill appointing Seth Green
and Robert 49, Roosevelt, COmml ,0lcrs OF F-hcTles ~
the State of NewIOfk. 10 hold office two years, Ihelr
total expenses To exceed $1,000 IL l. to be- Their
duty To examine the rivers. lakes and streams ~ the
Stale with view Of ascerlainng whether they can bo
rendered more productive.
CROsswALKs IN NEw-YOEK CITY.
Mr. GENET-A bill declaring that all Ncw-lork CITY
ordinances directing the c0nstru ~ street paNecuts
shall be construed authorizing Tie laying of cross
walks connection herewith. aad that all contracts
which have been may bo made III pursuance 81 such or
dnauces, shall be and far as provision Was or may
br made therein for the rclayug ~ crossvnks In con-
nectiOn with such payements, hereby declared To DO
valid.
NEW AVENUES ~ NEW -UTRFcHr. -
bl for laying the Second and Fuufhayes or tho
town of Newt tIcrht ordered Ia third reading
OTHER HILLS AND RESOLUTIONS.
hl was read authorizing the CITY OF OsweSo TO Dor
row SspO0 for building bridge.
Mr. BRADLEY offered resolutions relative 10 the death
OF Jaurs Rect member Of the Assembly FROM New Ork.
The resolutions seconded by Mr. BEACH, who paid
tribute to the private and pubic character VI M hecd'
aud tuCn the senate adjourned.
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ALABAMA.

FURTHER RETURNS OF THE ELECTION.
MONTGOMERY. Ala, Feb. lin "a counties
the vote for the Constitution stands 1885, registration In
the same counties III 200. This includes al the negro
counties but Hale and Marengo. The 20 remaining conI
res have white majores, and will not vote ut oil 10
carry the Constitution. Eghtysix thousand votes viii
have 10 be poled.
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MISSOURI sEsATE-THE IRON MOUNTAIN RAIL
HOAD.

ST. LOUIS Feb. 1.-THE State Senate to-day
passed the Iron Mountain Railroad bill. IL confirm.
fhorpas Aliens title 10 the road and provides that
AIlen's title shall not affect any suit that may be ins
tuted against Messrs Mckay, Reed d CO.. the original
as Allen derives his title from Nessrs. Mckay, Reed
Co., and II their title falls Aliens will fall with IT,
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Messrs. Stearns's wooden factory in Peru,
Ind the largest In the State destroyed by FIRE yes
terdsy, Los. Eo.cp% fully Insured.
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THE WEATHER.

Esw ysss Beur TIER Bar. Wa Hour Tssf bsr "mA
Feb Ill % Oea n 10 ~ ~ w
10 iso 3l28 ~ w. lP 500 w
40 028NW W. E~ Sa y W..
REMlRK-Norning harry overcast cloudy clear $40 AZ
,.rpoop-Itl. cloudy Bvenng-CeAr Phesomena-The
ECLIPSE Of sur With Feb % snnular invisible
m. Intel states bat r, Amehes and lneA large 81
lar rere Of 0 dx entire dsc ~ TIE sun equal to " d
Ill n, visible Ses Bnglnd on August 1862 at S2 the one
visible In 1879 on sept ~ ny dgis, nearly total
ssfr.
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CALIFORNIA MINING NEWS
sr ELzGRApH 10 rHz TRIBUNE.

Feb 1.-THE ssvage Mining Company bare de-
per share the Kentuk Mining Company tvh
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