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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-03-20

RECORDERS COURT-Phil. Gerisch
is again before the public. He got
on one of his semi-oceasional DRINKS,
and the Recorder charged him So 30
for so doing. He will be likely to
figure quite frequently during the
Spring campaign.
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EZ~ Sixty mats of fine Java Coffee
for sale at [. Il. d. HEIMAN'S.

RB~ Two Billiard Halls, supplied
with Phelan's tables, are among the
minor adjuncts of that pattern hos
telrie, the American House, Boston.
Messrs. Rice keep pace with all the
demands of ouests
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A LARGE assortment of fine white
linen shirts, warranted equal to any
manufactured, at Strouse & Bros,
No. IS Main Street. mh20
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rT1HE STATE or INDaANA,

To the. ShertG Of Vanderbnoh C.ianiD,
Greeting:
WHEREAS, A vacancy has occurred In
the Office o Representa- can the General
ASsemb y OF the State Of Indiana during
the present session 81 said General Assem-
bly,, by the iesignatlOnB Of LEROY GaIvert
and James +. WelbOrn. the Representa-
tlVeS from the County OF NandeBn4Rb:
Now, therefore, IN pursuance Of the
Consultation Of tile state, aud II Tie stat
ute In such case made aud provided, I,
Conrad Baker. Governor Of toe state ~
Ind ana, do issue this writ or election
hereby ordering and directing thai "a 4pe.
ciai Election shaH be held Ia the ca5afttv
eompOs log said Representative District Ola
Tuesday, the 2;d day ~ March, 1863, for the
purpose OF eitcting two Representatives.
TO represent said Representative District
ia the HcuSe Of Representatives. 81 the
tate OF Indiana, and 80 isl The vaean v
0ccAsiOneq 10y Tie resieaaiiuus 81 tire said
Leroy Calvert and James f.. Wefborn;
aud the Sheriff TO whom This Wfft is
directed Is hereby Ordered to give notice
OF said Special Election, pursuant 90 the
requirements Of the statute In such cnse
made and provided.
In witness VIII IeOi ! have heTeuhto
subscribed my name and caused the zeal
OF the state to he affixed, a. indianapolis
this 9Th day OF Marcb, a ". lH3J. .,,,..,
fsEAL con AZ bA j. i+is'
M. i. a. HoFFMAEls, sec,y o. state.
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PLEASANT AFFAIR.-The Temper
ance Sociable and Supper, at Marble
Hall last night. was a most delightful
affair. The weather was bad for a
general turn out, yet the attendance
was quite large, and all who were
there seemed to enjoy themselves very
much. A sumptuous supper was pre-
pared by the ladies, which was par
taken of with relish by all present.
The price for admission and supper
was only fifty cents. and the receipts
amounted to SIS.
The ladies vii set a splendid lunch
to- day from IL to 2 o'clock, to which
the merchants and citizens are oordi-
ally invited. The price is only fifty
cents, and we hope that large mum
Der will be present. We hope the
Temperance folks will give another
one of their delightful sociables soon.
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JUSTICE OF rEEE PEACE.

SAMUEL =. HAVLfN is a candidate for
the Office Of Justice OF the Peace of Pigeon
Township 40 the ensuing April electlou
subject 10 the decision Of the Republican
Convention
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MAGNOLIA WATER.-Superior to she best
imported German Cologne, and sold at
half the price. mhl5-deod&Wlt
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TOWNSVILLE rnnernn.

A. M. MCGRIFF Is q candidate for city
Clerk, subject to the decision of the Hepub-
lican City Convention.
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TO ne. SherD Of Tiaaderbmgh County
Greeting:
WHEREAs, A vacancy has occurred ia
the Office OF senator in the General AS
sembly Of the STATE OF Indiana, durne
the present. session or said General 4 sseni-
bly,. by the resignation Of Daniel Morgan,
the Senator from the Senatorial District
composed Of the County Of Nauderburgh
Now, therefore, IN pursuance OF tho
Constitution OF the STATE, and OF the stat-
ute In such case made ana provided, J.,
Conrad Baker, Governor Of the state Of
Indiana, do Issue this writ OF election,
hereby ordering and directing chat a spe-
cial Election shall be held IN fhe county
composing said Senatorial District, on
Tuesday, tile 2}d day OF arch 1869, for the
purpose Of electlng a SenHtor 20 repre- sent
said Senatorial Dlsfrict ia tine Scu-
ate OF the Stale OF Indifna, and
to iii the vacancy occas 0bed hy
the resignation OF the said Daniel Nor
gan: and the Sheriff 10 whom this writ ls
directed is hereby ordered 10 give notice Of
said Special Election, pursuant to the re-
qulrements OF the statute ia such ease
made and provided.
In witness whereof ] have hcrennto
subscribed my name aud cnuscd the seal
OF the State 10 be affixed, mt Indianapolis,
this 9Th day Of March, AID. 1869.
SEAL. CONk ID BAKER.
BY the Governor.
NJ. II. A. HOFFMANN, ssee'y Of Stale.
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Coz. JOHN r. CHILL is "a candidate for
the once OF TcWnHhiD Trustee, subject 90
the decision q the Republican Convention
on Tuesday next.
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THE RECEPTIoN.-The reception of
T. A. Hendricks, by the Democracy,
yesterday evening, was very tame
flair. The Seymour Escort had
been ordered out, but they didn't go.
Oaly a small crowd assembled at the
depot. Whittlesey, Bill Klussman,
and Ben. Stinson came in on the cars
gith Thomas A, and we suppose they
went out to the fair ground for that
purpose. What a difference in his
reception to that of Morgan, Welborn
aud Calvertl For the latter, torches,
music, and artillery were brought out.
but for Mr.. Hendricks not single
sheer went up. But our feelings
borrower us, and we must give vent
to them by little gem of poetry,
which has never appeared before
in print that we know of:
n Il a gun vas heard, or a musical note,
As his body to the depot was hurried;
Not Democrat missed his usual drink,
And the Republicans never got worried.
PERsoNAL-Major General John
Love, w. II. Talbot, ESQ, aud r. IL.
Hall were in the city last night, hav-
ing accompanied Ex-senator Hen
! bricks on his mission to rescue his
friends in this part of the State from
impending danger.
General j. L. Boyle was passen-
ger by the Palestine last night, and
proceeded to Henderson by ne Cum
berland to inspect the portion of the
railroad recently completed near Mad
isonville.
Hon. John Landrigan, of Albion,
Illinois, was registered at the Sher-
wood House last night.
Col John s. Prather, of the Padu-
cab Kentack,ian, and A. j. Calkins, OF
the Princeton Clarion, were in the
city yesterday.
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Hoa THI1F.-Thomas D. -1iih, OF
knight Township, has been missing
some of his hogs, for while back,
and having his suspicious aroused, he
determined to find out the culprit.
So he kept watch, and early one morn
ing noticed the tracks of a man near
his premises, and at the same time
discovered that another one of his
hogs was gone. He followed the
tracks for some distance, and finally
tracked them to the house of neigh
Dor named Priest, where he found his
hog, which the thief had killed and
carried off in bag. The ears of the
hog had his mark on them, and he
had Priest arrested by special Con-
stable Jake Schu. He had a preiiE-
mary hearing before Esquire Vau, OF
Knight Township, and in default OF
bail was sent to the county Jail. The
above are the facts in the case, which
are totally at variance with the ac-
countpublishediny yesterdays Courier
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ANNouMCNIGMMra
OETY MARSHAL.

~ Tho rriCe for inserting gandlnaton
vance.
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bcN ~ Journal - Please announce my
name AZ a candidate Tor the ONCE on Com
stable OF Pigeon township, subject o. the
B DEEDS.
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EVANSVILLE GROCERY,
No. I3G Main street.

y A M Ecss q nc . E III -
HAS ON HAND AND ~ CON-
- htanuy receiving, r. well selected
~ Ock OF Fancy and Staple Groceries, COuu-
Try Produce, dc., de.
A good variety of EARLY POTATOES,
for seed
Fresh WHITE LIME;
Fresh HYDRAULIC CEMENT
which Will be sold al the lowest market
rates
Also, NEW BURg COAL az nc. % bush
All goods delivered 10 any part Of the
city free Of charge. Imhiu dt
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~ THE PDBL o.

RRAyHAG TAKES CHARGE OW
IL the Commercial H0teis imruedtntgiy
opposite fhe wharf, IN DmtuntoWn, a am
rreptred 90 entertain ail my old friends
and ns many new ONES mn may favor mo
with % call, fn the most com forlakie maUe
npr The jar viii BE- stocked with good
with the hoici gill be conducted by prank
r. elements, by whom every attention viii
be pnid fO The travelling public, and prices
ucsfly solicit my old friends aud the tTIiV-
cling puollc generally 10 give nae "a cali,
and ! pifdEe myself that no endeuVur
shall BE- wanting on my part 90 make
Them comfortable aud contented.
mhlO d6t CAPT. J. g. MCdfLL.
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1EAsy RS. a. NOLAN, SAT AND Bon
4FG net BIeacher, wishes 10 inform the
ladies of Evansville and vicinity that she
has received her new Spring styles OF II nj
and Bonnet Blocks from New York. MIL
liners wishing To send their bleaching
from other places, for particulars address
Box pa Residence, corner OF Eighth st
aud Second Avenue te2J
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sATURDAY..............-......MARcH 20, 6
CIT 7 N E w S.
County orders for sale ut the jour.
nal ONCE.
REPUBLICAN CITY TICKET.

CLERK,
A. NJ. McGRIFF.
MARSHAL,
CHRISTIAN WUNDERLICH.
COLLECTOR,
JOHN GREEK.
TREASURER,
SAUNDERS b. SAMSON.
SURVEYOR,
CHARLES Ii. BATEMAN.
ASSESSORS,
OTTO Pr A L II il N,
j. w. COLLINS,
SAMUEL WYTFENBACH.
COUNCILMEN:
Second Ward-JoHN :. HOPKINS.
Third Ward PEER SEMONIN.
Fourth Ward SAMUEL ORR.
Filth Ward-WILLIAM HETLMAN.
Sir tn Ward-JOHN HODSON.
Seventh Ward-WILLIAM STEINECKE
Eighth Ward j AMES WILTSHIRE.
Ninth Ward-PHILIP KLEIN.
TOWNSHIP TICKET.
TRUSTEE,
Col. j. T. GRILL.
JUSTICE OF THE PEACE,
SAM UEL P. Win.
CoNSTABLES,
SAMUEL DAY,
GEORGE L. ROBINSON,
SYLVESTER DEEDS.
NICHOLAS BRO N.
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oFETCTAT.

LETTERS REMAINING UNCLAIMED In the
Post-Of1ce at Evansville. State OF Indiana
on the 18th day of March, 1869
Persons calling Tor any Of these letters
will please say Advertised, :" giving date
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mis- CELLANEoUS

rNASHI0NABLE DRESS vi KING
wv Corner Walnut and Seventh Stree Is.
10y MRS. DENNISON Il MRS. ELLIOTr.
mhl9 DIT
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BOARDING.

a ~ MRS. CRYSPsS. on Cherry Street
N between sixth and Seventh. Rooms
furnished for gentlemen and their wives.
or for single gentlemen. ImhlS d4t
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NHDERS FOR Hob WORK. BLANK
~ b oks, &c at Journal Once. fe2'
You WANT a SITUATION. wish
II t. rent a house, or If you want any
hing. advertise in this column. Three
lines for thirty cents, fe23
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LOST.

6LOVEES SEED-Two bags OF clover
seed, from the wharf in front of { q
steamer Louisa: supposed to have been
taken by mistake. A liberal reward viii
be paid for their recovery. Lnhi5 dit
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zszSzzes.ss2ss=sls.ss..a..As -
FINsr WAHD MEErIEa.-~We re,
ceived last evening paper signed by
several gentlemen living in the First
Ward, protesting against holding the
First Ward meeting at the Third
Street Engine House. We think the
gentlemen are laboring under a mis-
conception The meeting was fixed
for the Engine House, at the request
of large number Of the Republicans
of the Ward, and because there was
no suitable place in the Ward where
they could assemble. We made the
call with this understanding. LII 1t is
found that the voters of the Ward
cannot attend tonight, we presume
the meeting can be adjourned over to
another night, and at some place in
the Ward which may be agreed upon.
Our own opinion is that the Third
Street Engine House will comfortably
accommodate more voters of the
Ward than could possibly be provided
for at any house in the Ward.
EX SENATOR HENDRICKS AT THE
OPERA HoUsE.-There was an i'm
mense audience at the Opera House
last night to hear Senator Hendricks
Our people are proverbial for their
liberality in attending circuses. and
negro shows. and this partaking of
the character of beth and being a
free blow, the house was crowded.
Col. DENLY vas nominated by Wei
born for President Of the meeting,
aud DIR. Lowenstein aud George
Shanklfn were nominated by Dyer
far Secretaries.
DENLY introduced the Ex-senator,
who spent an hour and half in an
attempt to prove what the JOURNAL
has, on two or three occasions, set
forth fully as ably and far more
copciseIy, in less than half a column.
Stripped Of its sophistries and YER
bosity, together with the panegyrics
passed upon the Anglo Saxon race,
his whole speech simply set
forth that it. is not sound policy
20 force negro suffrage on the
people of Indiana without their con
sent. 1t IS true, he attempted to state
the history of the secession of the
Democracy from the Legislature, but
did it with far less ability and no
more fairness than it has been done
by the address of the Democratic
Committee. lie was received with
'oud aud long applause, and when he
was particularly severe on the negro,
or darIies-to use his own classical
language = he brought down the
house. His attempts at argument
we're received with manifest want of
appreciation. The Democracy must
feel painfully anxious about the fate
Of their candidates for Senator and
Representatives to put Mr.. Hendricks
to so much trouble. He was followed
by Fix Governor Dunning, who relat-
ed how he had once enthused )" the
Ex Senator, and acknowledged him
self fully recompensed. Others were
expected to crate, but we had not
time to stay to hear them.
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WANTED.

DROPOSALS = For building a school
E house in Centre Township. Plans and
spec fications at the office of l.. s. Clarke
I orner Third and Main Streets. Letting
on 9th inst. LEVI ERSKIN r, TRUSTEE
centre ToWnsain Imhl5
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KEINEEk Twelve or fifteen Coal NJ ln-
;lHA Ell. can have steady employment by
applying at SCHIVER & SONS,
mch6 Newburg Indiana.
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E? TELEGRAPH.
lsron. .5s Guild Hui News of last evening.

WASHINGTON, January -.
Tha President has nominated james J.
Stewart of Mary lard as Min lister 10 St. Pc
tersbure, and SeIah Waters of Tennessee as
Minister resident a; Constantinnpie.
General Grant called to-day On J J Stew
art. nominate today Minister To Rus
INDIANAPOLIS, January g.
The Republican members Of the I.eGiala-
ture neld a Caucus this morning. Mr.. Cum
back having withdrawn from, the Senatorial
contest. -. 3 Pratt Iras elected in Joint con
rention. The sote stood-pratt, So Hen
dricis. 50.
New Y0Rh, january %
The i,onaon Shipping Gazette says a bark
has arrived at i-l'erroo! which spoke to the
hari, America December 80, having aboard
j. of the sh.pwrecked cTes and passengers
% ,he II;brTIiia.
EtvIrAE 0U LoUr, Canada Jan. %.
Hcrcaau;'s iintci. Canada. was burned
This morning. Three Of Merchants chill
1Ten. and one Wallace, were burned to death,
ana nutnbeI o! others were injured.
WasHI%GroS, January 22.
H';.e jury in the case of BIiasdeil and others
charged with deiEauding the Revenue De
paT'men., returned ii verdict OF guilty"
The New YeIk Times says Secretary
Seward is arranging for an extended tou.
ucy viii he - California. and thence through
the Republics oil Sou.n America
New YoRK, January %
FIRE tonight in the bookstore Of 2. n.
.1aueJ destroyed some rare old volumes.
Lass, S.. 600.
:GcLaF,s, convicted in the United States
Courts t'-doy OF aiding aud a5ctting the
IS iis'ieil whisky frauds. is strongly :ecom-
rended 10 mercy by the jury.
iOInATo January %,
"hairn's case was before the Court
DAY TIE judge refused tc gran. a new tsia..
and his counsel applied far leave to appeal
to the Priyy Corasei o. England. After cou-
'Li:ation, the CpnT. decided they had TO
ri.;!t to appeal, and that. 80 FAR as Canada
Courts 7rcre concerned the law yiil have to
take its course.
HAVANA, January 81.
The insurgents have been repuised in n
.rca,pt 70 burp he city of Msnz.uilio.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-01-24

NIn!Ho ON CHLORIDE FLAr.-Thc White
Pine News of the 10Th inst. states as fellows
with regard to prospective operations On
Chloride Fiat:
The principal mines on this fat being
unable TO get ere crushed, have gone to work
sinking their shafts deeper in search OF new
deposits of ore beneath The first. 1t is the
genera, in preston that succession Of ore
deposits veins separated by intervening
strata Of limestone will be found in sinking
shafts. So far as the developments have yet
been carried in that direction they tend to
confirm this theory. Many ne" shafts have
been started lately for the purpose of striking
the second vein the upper one being previously
claimed and worked by others, and ne" ioca-
toms are made daily !0r that purpose. The
shafts are multiplying 50 rapidly On some
parts OF tie fat as 10 leave scarcely rc ON To
dump the dirt taken from them. It Is great
misfortune that the laws of the district did
net provide fer square locations. SO that
much Of the litigation lew in prospect
between claim holders OF this Rat might
haze been avoided.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-01-24

The MIssK's UNIONS o. Virginia City
and Gold Hill are out in a bifalutiu
card against Woodworth's Bill for the
Protection of Labor. We feel Just as
certain that sensible men will disreg gard
| the fatulent sentences of that pronun.
ciamento as we are that it was written
, by some cheap rhetorician who is better
fitted to spout bombastic pla,itudes in
bar room than he j. to preach public
ethics or enunciate the doctrine of the
Dignity of Labor. IF the Miners
Unions of Storey County are to set
themselves up as the rightful monopo,
lists Of lahorer's rights and to declare
We! against any CT the legitimate p.ac-
ices and interests of society, it is high
time that the Legislature and the Courts
be dissolved and the supreme dictatorial
power be placed in their hands. Every
man, We care pot how poor and friend
less be may be, has quite as sacred a
right TO the projection Of the laws of
the land as the men who comprise the
said Miners Union.
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SUSTAINING THE CIVIL RIGHTS ACT.

The Report from the Committee OF
Federal Relations upon Mr.. Tenant
Bill for the repeal Of all Acts conflicting
with the Civil Rights Act of Congress
which we published 10 orr yesterday s
issue, and which is signed by tho Hon.
John WEIGH of Storey County, is, in
tone and purpose, eminently worthy of
its liberal minded author, aud should
carry with it the weight in favor of that
Bill that is thereby intended to be
conveyed There should be no hesi'a-
ton on the part Of a Legislative body so
largely composed of Union men as the
present Assembly is, in passing snch an
Act as the one under consideration.
The Union Republican party in this
State has given repeated and nnmis-
taxable evidence Of its hearty sympathy
with the Congressional policy and it
would be nothing less than a disregard
of the principles sustained by their con-
stituea's at the polls for the Unionis:s
in the Senate and Assembly to permi,
this bill to suffer neglect or defeat.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-01-24

SINGULAR EaRoa. The Sacramento
Union says that Carl Shurz, lately elect
ed TO the U. S. Senate from Missouri,
is the first man of foreign birth elected
to that Office. T. D. Baker was born
in England, and General Shields and
John CONFESS were born in Ireland
and they were, if we receliect rightly,
once Senators of the Uuited States.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-01-24

A. Car SuprEa-'rke Grass Valley Unicn
says: "a cat supper was served up IN
Grass Valley few evenings since, the
guest supposing they were eating rabbit.
The rabbi: was very fine until it was known
to be cat, when up came the supper" The
Grass Valley people are certainly epicures.
The next novelty in this line is to be ho1se
breakfast, on which occasion the editors
will drink pony brandy -Aerdda TRANSCRIPT.
A colt collation. would be next in order.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-01-24
ROW A STATE CAPITOL APPRoPRIA-
TON MAY BE PARTIALLY PR0VI-
DED FOR.

Or the ways and means whereby ar
appropriation for State Capitol can be
had. We propose briefly to aliude to one
promising source of the latter. We
have already called attention to tina,
provision in the Bill! now before the
Legislature, whereby the labor of the
ccnsicts in the Peniteutiary IS to be
made available we will now call atten-
,iou to matter which seems to have
been lost sight Of in the consideration
Of the question. BY the Enabling Ac,
OF Congress, under which the Territory
or Nevada was erected into State,
soms twelve thousand, eight hundred
acres of the public lands were donated
for public buildings; and another dona-
ION was made of similar amount of the
public domain, within this State for
State Prison purposes. Now when we
reflect upon the fact that of these lands
not an acre has yet been located, and
that By such location, jndiciously and
promptly made, these twen,y-6vethous-
aud, elk hundred acres could he brought
toto market for the relief Of the Building
aod Prison funds, We csn see how
readily the States finances in this re-
gard couid be placed upon basis of
comparative prosperity. In its con-
alteration Of a Land Bill, the Legisla-
rare has upon It's bands one of the most
yi'aiiy important matters that can come
before it and when abou: rem odeliuC
the present law, as we believe it is
contemplated viii be done. it viii be
well worth the while to adopt such
measures in favor Of the Capitol aud
Prison lands as will give the State the
benefit OF ,heir value.
Teare hopeful Of the passage of the
Capitol Appropriation Bill now in the
hands Of the Assembly,; "a copy Of
which we print witG this issue of the
AFPEAL J and we wou,d urge, il COZ
lection therewiih, that its friends ap-
ply them selves toward securing speedy
action in favor of bringing the Public
building lands into The market; for if
they are promptly selected and offered
for sale, it IS not al exlrtvagant esti-
mate to say that at leas; one half Of the |
account needed to erect suitable Capt. |
toi building could be derived ;herefrom.
Furthermore, sagaeious legislation re-
would do much toward eurichiug our |
already too depleted State Treasury !;
and especially should the friends OF
CON Il N sch oois move ia this mattel
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-01-24

TIE UosorABLE Nh TlpToS has been
nominated for the Seratorsb:p from
Nebraska He is " fighting parson "
aud as such distinguished himself du-
ring tbs war