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to such q selection as they would sug-
gest, they would eater into
bonds to build the State House
at the price contemplated and present it
to the State. The fact Is, this land
matter, over which the Enterprise jokes
SO mercilessly, is more worthy Of con-
sideration in connection with this sub
jeet than any other Of its phases;
and if our neighbor will but in
form itself upon the matter it will
admit that its merriment, though e1-
ceedingly funny, was misapplied. A
miscoucep,ion of our language and its
intent leads the Enterprise into strain
Of sarcasm upon our remarks with
regard to the Prison Lands. We never
had a notion of suggesting their being
diverted to tee use of the building
Fund, and mover advocated anything Of
the sort. The other arguments which
We have employed in behalf Of the prop
osition to make an appropriation to
build a State House here are just ss
irrefutable as they wore before the
Enterprise got up such a stage laugh
over them; and in saying this We mean
that they are sound, strong and incon-
trovertible, and that they seem likely to
be SO considered by a majority of the
Legislature. But our funny friend ri.
have his little joke, nevertheless.
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REDUCTION OF TARIFFS ON THE c P
R. RIO set at rest a good deal of
borrowed trouble, the Central Pacific
Railroad Company have caused 10 be
issued the following circular:
GENTLEMEN: The near approach to COM
ple,ion of the Central Pacific Railroad. at
VIII ;ch time it has been and is the intention
of the Company to make very material re-
duction in the Freight Tariff. renders it
proper that shippers should be informed in
advance, that they may shape their business
accordingly. The change will take place on
July l, 1869. {. CkoCKEK,
General Superintendent.
Sacramento, January p. 1869.
That ought to be satisfactory even to
that Conscientious opponent of all mo-
nopoies which it does not share in, the
Sacramento Union.
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Carson CITY, January %. 1869.
Senate met; the President in the
chair Roll called; quorum present. PRAYER
by the Chaplain; Journal Of yesterday was
read and approved.
Bv Mr. Linn-From the Enrolling Com
mittee-That Senate Concurrent Resolutions
relative to printing reports Of Controller
Superintendent Public Instruction, and State
Mineralogist, Joint Rules, etc., had been
correctly enrolled.
By Mr.. Hastings-From the Engrossing
Commi,tee-That Senate Bills No. A and 81
had been found correctly engrossed.
Bv Mr.. Edwards-From the Committee
on Public Lands-Recommending that SUI
copies each of the Reports Of the Surveyor
General and State Land Registrar be ordered
printed. AlSo-Recommending the passage
Of Senate Bill, an Act to authorize the Super
intendent of Public Instruction TO draw the
per centage allowed by the United States on
the sale of public lands sold by the State OF
Nevada.
At his request, Mr.. Hall was relieved from
service on the Enrolling Committee. Mr..
Abraham was appointed in hi. stead.
By Mr.. Welty-From the Judiciary Com
ntee-Recommending the passage OF Sen
ate Bill No. SAN Act amendatory of the
Criminal Practice Act, and Assembly Bill
No. Gan Act to amend an amendatory Act
concerning conveyances, with amendments.
Also-That Senate Bill No. 3, an Act con-
corning juries, do not pass. Aiso-Scnate
Bill No. 2, an Act to amend the Mechanic 8
Lien Law, without recommendation. Also
Recommending the passage, without
amendment, of Assembly Bill No. 81, an Act
in relation to the changing of names of lndi-
yiduals; and Senate Bill No. So, an Act to
amend the Criminal Practice Act relating to
Justices Counts; and No. 67, an Act sup
Elementary to the Mechanics Lien Law.
A,so-Recommending non-cnncurrence IN
House amendment to Senate Bill No. Is, an
Act to confer on Curtis H. Lindley the priv
ilages of an adult.
By Mr. Hastings-From the Lyon delega-
tion-Recommending the passage of Assem-
bly, Bill No. Is, an Act for the purpose OF
placing the finances of Lyon County on a
cash basic, etc. with amendments.
NOTIONS AND RESOLUTIONS.
BY Mr.. Hall-Resolved, by the Senate,
the Assembly concurring. That the State
Prison Committee of the Senate and the
Committee on State Institutions OF the
Assembly be granted leave of absence on
next Saturday week for the purpose of visit
ing and examining the Nevada State Prison
Adopted.
By Mr. Edwards-Concurrent resolution
ordering the printing of 1000 copies Of the
Reports of the State Land Registrar, and
Surveyor General.
Adopted.
BY Mr.. Tri,le-Join. resolution requesting
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| repeal all Act. conflicting with the Civil
Rights Bill for the reason that it will under
the Constitution of the State, be Intellectual.
Its engrossment was refused.
Also, recommending that Assembly Bill
An Act to amend the Act relating to District
ATTORNEYS be recommitted to the Esmeralda
county delegation.
Mr.Tennant-In accordance with re solution
passed this House some three days ago, in
struc,ing the Committee on Ways and Mems
to report bill, providing for the issuance OF
interest bearing warrants, to defray expen.
ses of this session of the Legislature, would
verbally report, that in company with Mr..
Tritle, chairman of the Ways and Means
Committee of the Senate, he had visited the
State Treasurer and Controller, and from
them ascertained that no funds OF an!
amount were in the State Treasury, that
about Sll 900 in currency was in the Cen
eral Fund that the full limit of loans a!lowd
ed by the Constitution had been taken, any
the only way to reach funds was through the
issuance of interest bearing warrants. The
best that could be done, with San Francisco
capitalists, would be to issue warrants bear
ing interest at II per cent. per month, and
they. said capitalists, casha5 our warrants
at 95 cents. Mr.. Sharon Of the California
Bank would accept our warrants at the 1t
per cent interest, and pay the warrants at
par, the Legislature making proper pro-
vision for the retirement of said warrants.
Mr.. Tritle would to-day introduce bill
providing for the issuance of said warrants.
Bv Mr. Lammon-From Committee on
Corporations, favorabiy, Senate bill, an Act
to amend the Corporation Act.
Filed.
Ry Mr.. Bowman-From Select Committee
unfavorably, Assembly bill. an Act 10 reap
portion the Senators and Assemblymen to
the different counties.
Returned TO author, at his own request.
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TWENTY-FIFTH DAY ASSEMBLY
CARSON CITY, January %, 1869.

CARSON CITY, JANUARY 70, loo5:
Prayer by Rev. Mr.. Hammond. The
Journal of Yesterday was read and approved:
The Speaker said that by request he had
stricken out the name OF Mr.. woodwork
from the Committee on Engrossment, and
substituted the name Of DIR. Anderson there
for.
REPORTS.
By Hillyer-From Committee on Ju-
dietary, recommending the indefinite post
ponement Of certain bills of the last session
transmitted by the Secretary of the State.
A!se adverse TO Assembly Bi!l-An Act TO
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MOTIONS AND RESOLUTIONS.

Bv Mr.. Mayhugh-To take from the table
Mr.. Shakespere's concurrent resolution reia-
tive TO the election of Board Of Regents. and
recommit to the introducer fox modification
Agreed to.
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LEGISL ATU R
TWENTY-FlFTHD AY-SENATE.

CARSON CITY, January %. 1869.
Senate met; the President in the
chair. Roll called; quorum present. PRAYER
by the Chaplain; Journal of yesterday was
read and approved.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1869-09-19
MEDICAL ADVERTISEMENTS.

rTHHE LATEST DISCOVERY IN MEDIC ALTON ION
l. Tue great difficulty which physicians have been
aborng for centuries to has at lengthSbeen
obvated. A Vegetable Cathartic and alternative more
efficient than any mineral preparation OF the same class
and agreeable to the taste ordinary candy is now
offered TO the sick in the form of n isozenGe
DIR. Erasmus Winsow's Liver and Stomach lozenge is
the important medicinal novelty that modern
chemistry produced. 1t contains two botanical
tracts perfectly harmless in themselves, but embodying
remedial properties of and destined IN
this pleasant supersede and Danish from
use the pills and potions of which that dan
ncrous exciant is the main ingredient. More than
thousand experiments made by the inventor Of this
peerleas remedy before it brought to its
state of perfection. The Lozenge s harmless in its
operation although the medicinal taste OF its cura
tive has been exnguished by chemical art
their virtues remain as active and potent rs syer
In Dyspepsia, BiiOusness, Constipation, Sick or NoT
vous Hcadache Piles Dtopsy and the Irregularities to
which the feobler sex sub t4e Lozouges will be
found Infinitely effective than my of the horrible
disgusting compounds usually administered in such
cases anti bilious specific and general npeTient
they have no equal either among advertised prepare
lions the prescriptions of the regular pharacopGia
1t is guaranteed that who has once tried DR..
Erasmus Wiuslow's Liver and Stomach Lozenge, will
ever again take purGative powder, draught, or pill
se5 Nv
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ID UPTU RE c U Il i d
IL BY Using DIR, FERRIS'S
PATENT SUPPORTER TRUSS.
Tho Most Efficient Comfortable. and Secure Truss in
IIsc. CnustrncIed entirely principle.

is entirely different in principle and action from
in use and has every desirable advantage,
springs iron bands, thus avoiding all in
furious the back, at the time support
weight. The Button is formed that the
all parts of the uernia aperture without in
fringug The Spernattc Chord. The composition of
which the Button smad6 renders it mpervious to per-
sub cellular tissue, which permits the
'Ystitton immediately upon the tendnous canal
etectuaily closing the neck and celebrating the
Hernia! Sac by adhesive Inflammation
comfortable, night day glove. 1t adapts
itself amy position be applied Mt any age cannot
be thrown of place e the ntestines he forced
by strain 1t Is not complicated,
and get 0farer. It is Tie only Truss that
Hernia qualities possessed by other Truss,
those who have the various kinds with springs
bands testify. This instrument has been
mended by the leading aud physicians troug
Such proofs these of the utility of my Truss of
value than number of certificates of persons
unknown the public These certificates, besides
many from well known parties in New Orleans, and
from patients in part of the Union can be by
calling at office
NV best from patients who have
been Fuptured fox and have tried all the best
Spring Trusses' without obtaining relief and nave
been cured by my treatment As children who are rup
tured require than ordinary
will be paid them. also manufacture n Lady's SUP
rseis aaS Ealing o the Womb.
the treatment and cure Of Rupture and Hernia can
promise perfect relief comfort and security and
rapid Improvement than be obtained of any
other appliance in the South without regard
Call on, address with stamp
/ Office No. ST. Charles street, upstairs.
Hours-From 10 A. n. toi rM. jyll 3m
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Las proadway, CORNER of Liberty street, n. Y.

piECToRs:
VIM. II. Ludlow, President li9 broadway
Robt. NJ Strattou. Vice President, ii9 broadway.
samuel Wilets OF Willets * Co., 800 Pearl street
Clarence s. Brown of Brown Bros. & Co, 50 We'll street
Jonathan IhOrnc, OF Ihoinc watson a. Co., 10 cry
John n Whiting, Attorney and Counsellor, 10 Wall st
VIM RIoodgood % West twenty fourth street.
j, p Giraud Foster, of Foster ThomPson, 90 We'll St
j. Wilson Strtton, Treasurer of the Novelty Works
Joseph NJ Cooper of Cooper Fellows & Co.. II Maiden
R Knox Kennedy. Vice President of tho Bank of Conn
merce. 81 Nassau street
John Caswell of John Caswcll Co. 81 Front street.
Edward Haight, President National Bank of tho Com
monweaith, corner Nassau and Pine strt cts
VIM M Tweed, 237 Broadway.
Chas shepard 2i2 Water street
Philip w Engs OFF W. Engs & Sons. I3i Front st.
Jas NJ Brown. of Brown Bros IL Co, 80 Wall street
samuel l., Mitchell Merchant 30 Broadway.
Elijah T Brown of Elijah +. Brown & Co., Al Spruce
Abram S Hewitt, of Cooper, Hewitt & Co, IT BurlinG
Slip
IMPORTANT NEW FEATURES IN DIVIDENDS
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All kinds of Non forfciting Life and Endowment Ipl-
Annuity Joint Life and Loan Redemption Policies and
AnnuiCies =
Liberal modes OF payment of premiums.
Low yet safe rates OF Insurance. =
Liberty To travel.
Thirty days grace on renewals.
Prompt payment of losses.
Economy in expenses
Loans policies.
Annual dividends on contribution plan.
No extra chargefor policy, stamps or medical exam
No extra charge for army and navy officers:
No charge Cor captains and officers of hTstclass
No extra charge for EslEsaa GssRR249Mat6SBR CO.
- 6S Camp street,
AMI 3m Agents Louisiana and Texas.
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pAGE zoos IMPROVE d ROOFING
INSURE Al. FULLY GUARANTEED.
Over 800 in the cIty-some of them three years old
OFFICE, 90 CAMP STREET.
Roofing Material at less than New York prices naa
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DH1L1P TONI
BOOKSELLER AND srATIoNER.

No. 1873 Josephine Street. next door to St Mar,,
German Church.
Keeps general stock Catholic PRAYER Boots
supply of English, French and German PRAYER Boots
Bibles, Lives OF Saints. Also Missals Altar cards
Craets, 0iI.stocks, and Pixies -
A large assortment of Beads and Medals CrueL
fixes, Holywater Founts, Statues, and all kinds d
religious Pictures Also the only pure Wax Candies tg
First Communion nj the lowest prices.
Pictures framed and made to order
AlDo, Counter Showcases for sale. mbai IL p.
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GEORGE BAIRNSFATHER, -
CHEMIST, DRUGGIST AND APOTHECARY,
Established Twelve YearsJ
372- COMMON STREET 3I2
Takes this opportunity of Informing his regular
TONER'S and the public generally that lac has lately open
cd aaplendd store, next door to his old standl
fitted up with Large and Varied Assortment of Fresh
Drugs Medicines. and Chemicals suitable to the
of the most tstdous and he gives his constant per
Aonai attention To- the careful manipulation aud prtpa
ration of all Medicines he dispepses the public feel
assured that they have full confidence ia thing
they receive from his store.
Physicans' Prescriptions carefully and accurately
compounded. mh21 ly
wv J. KELLY DRUGGIST AND APOTHECARY
W. Importer and Dealer in
French English German and American Drugs and
Chemicals Perfumety, etc, and Patent Medicines of
every description
Prescriptions carefully compounded
% Claiborne street, between Gasquet and Common
next door to Dr. Hurd, New oTieRnss~ aus Iy
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d GoGARTY, CATHOLIC BooKSELLER 1YD
L STATIONEI ISL Camp street, opposite st. Pa
trick Church keeps general stock ofSCUOOL BOOKS
RIB. les, PRAYER BOOKS, Standard and Misoeansas
Works All the latest Catholic Publications ut publish
prices. Beads Medals Cruciixes and Religious Pie
General Agent for all Catholic Newspapers and
Magazines. Base Balls, Bats, Bases, Score Books and
CrOuuet Game
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yaIuo tho friendship OF him who stands by
y01p In the storms. Swarms of insects will sur
sound you in the sunshine. -
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MISCELLANEOUS ADVERTISEMENTS.

RIO BUILDERS, CONTRACTORS, LOT OWNERS,
Etc, Etc.
Cheap and Elegant Building Material.
The Louisiana Frear observation-disclosures Go
Are Prepared to Contract for
Window Caps and Sila, Water Tables Keystones
Corbols, Ashlcrs, ETC.,
In various styles of finish plain and ornanepta equa
to any wrought stone in use and much cheaper.
Orders for buildings, Fronts Easements, for Trim
mings Gap Sills Between Courses, Coping etc,l also
Water Pipes Flag Stoues Plain and Ornamental Tomb
Stones, MRntels. etc.
Apply ut sc Natchez street, between IL A. N. and
or ut the WoFkA PoSdras street, between Locust
and FTeret streets, to
TuoS j. PORT1S~
se5 en- Superintendent.
JTTILLIAM DE LACY, AUCTIONEER AND
w Real Estate Agent,
No. 81 Commercial Place,
Begs leave inform his friends and the public In
oral that he has obtained commission and Ia prepared
to make Gales at Public Auction of Real Estate city
suburban Stocks Vessels CargOes, Cotton Furniture
Dry Goods, Groceries Produce and Merchandise, of
every description. levee, in store in warehouse
shipboar or in bend. Portwardens underwritsrs and
successiun sales attended with dispatch Particular
attention paid purchasing and leasing city and
try property collection of and of taxes
VIII give personal and prompt attention business
entrusted to him. and respectfully sOllcits shte of
pnbo patronage seia SIN
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WESTERN PRODUCE, LIQUORS, ETC.
DIouR .FLoUR. FLOUR.

We have on hand at all tmes, yand to arrive the fol-
lowing brands of FLOUR, which we offer to the trade
very low prices Our stock is largo and well assorE
Cd all of which is from st. Louis and Southern Illinois,
and the brands are favorably known to the trade;
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INSURANCE COMPANIES.
GLOBE MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE coAP'NY'
or New York.
CASH ASSETS, OVER $4,000. 600.

Reasons for insurng in the Company:
In addition to the usual securities offered by other
companies the Policies of the GLOBE should the in
sured DESIRE registered and certified by the su
rerintendent of the Insurance Departments" OF the
State of New York. They are thus endorsed by the
State and made equal to National Bank note, or Uni
ted States bond.
Policies forfetng the President of the Com
bany boing the author of the forfeting system
policies are the most liberal issued by company In
the United States. Death by SUICIDE, WAX, or
DWELLING, do vitate the policy as is the case in
many other companies. In the first Policies are paid
without reductions in the other two cases. full amount
of premiums returned.
No restrictions as to residence, travelling at any
and NIL seasons of the year.
Since organization OF this company in June, 1864
over 10 600 Policies have been issued
wisng to invest In Life Insurance viii find it
to their investigate the merits of this Com
pany. 49, - r, -, -.
j. G. SHIPLEY, Local Agent.
Medical Examners-Dr. Beard, Drs. PIN & Scott, DR.
CTnwcour, DIR. Schmittle. auo IN
A MEXICAN ToNTINE LIFE AND SAVINGS
INSURANCE COMPANY,
lac Broadway, corner of Liberty street, n. Y
Robert NJ. Stratton. Vice presldent
Parks Fackler. Consulting actuay
John N whiting Soi tt
Foster Thompson. Soleitora
Chas Mcmillan NJ ID .....:...... Medical Examiner
b. r. General Agent
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REWNWER,

IT'S EFFECT IS MIRACULoUS-IT Is A PER
feet and wonderful article. Cures badness Makes
hair grow. better dressing than any oil or gomatnm
Softcns brash dry and wry hair into beautiful siken
resses But above all the great wonder is the rapdity
with which restores Gray Hair to its original color
The whitest and worst looking hair its youth
ul beauty by its use It does not dye the hair but
the and fills with life and coloTing
matter The first application will do good you viii see
the Natural Color returning day and before you
know It. the old gray discoored appearance of the hair
will be gone giving place 10 lustrous shining and beau
tiful locks.
Ask for Halls Sician Hair Renower no other article
all like IL in effect See that each bottle has
private Government stamp over the top Of the bottle
All others are limitations.
r. p. HALL & CO,
For sale by all Druggists '' seS ~
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1869-11-25

TEACHERS INsTIrUTE.-The Teach
ers of Marion County are hereby no.
titled that the Institute of this County
will begin on the 9th of December,
and continue for six working days.
All Schools in the County are by law
closed during the week; and it is made
the duty of all Teachers to attend the
Institute, or present to the County
Superintendent satisfactory reasons
for their non-attendance. AS the law
suspends the Schools during Institute
week, Teachers are entitled to COM
pensation precisely as though there
had been no interruption, unless 9TH
erwise stipulated in the contract.
Let not only the Teachers, but the
Directors, and all others interested in
our COMMON School System, be pres
ent and prepared to work. Addresses
will be had, every evening during the
week, by men who are prominent
among the Educators Of the State.
Teachers upon their arrival will re-
port themselves at the School House
In Knoxville, and If possible organize
by II o'clock A. M.
A. YETTRR, Co. Supt.
Knoxville. Nov. %, 1869.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1869-11-25
IOWA NEWS.

The Hatckeye learns direct from
Senator Grimes that his health is
much improved.
A Montezuma lady, in acknowl-
edgment of a proposal from an am
orous old fool, handed him chair
over the head, repeatedly. He con.
cluded she wasn't fond Of him, and
left.
The Register learns that in Mitchell
County, and some other parts of the
State, potatoes are worth more than
wheat now, on account of failure OF
the crop.
Col. John Connell, Of Tama COuii.
ty. denies the report that he will be
| a candidate for Congress in Opposi'
ton to Judge Loughridge.
Gov. Merrill has allowed the Reg
lister to publish letter from him,
stating that he will not make ans
| appointment to all the vacancy oc.
casioned by the resignation Of Sena'
tor Grimes, as he deems there is ne
emergency sufficient to justify hi
| making such an appointment instead
| Of the choice of the Legislature.
"A. c. Bailey, ESD, has sold out tht
Abba Republic Office to Messrs.J J. w
Ragsdale and C. w. Hills. who vii
start Republican paper.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1869-11-25

DY VIRTUE OF A SPECIAL Elk
ID ECUTION to me directed by the
Clerk of the District Court Of Marion
County, and State of Iowa, have
levied upon and will offer at Public
Sale, at the door of the Court House,
in the City of Knoxville, Marion
County, Iowa, on the 3lst day of De-
cember, A. ID. 1869, between the hours
of nine o'clock A. M. and four O'Clock
p. NJ, commencing at II O'Clock A.
NJ, the following described property,
to wit: -
The Northwestquarter of the North
east fractional quarter of Section Three
and the Southeast quarter of the
Southwest quarter of Section One,
and the Northeast quarter of the
Northwest quarter of Section Twelve,
all in Township Seventy-five north
of range Twenty west, in Marion
County, Iowa;
Levied upon as the property Of ia
cob Reichard, to satisfy an Execution
in favor of /. III. Walters, and against
Jacob Reichard.
J. p. KELLY,
Sheriff of Marion County,
Iowa.
November %. 1869, 125l