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PROJECTED BUILDINGS.
ppr0yed br Mr.. James Macgregor, superintend

Plans approved br Mr. James MacgreRor, superlntend.
ent OF Buildings since last Thursday:
Pan No 7JMdreh L-One brick dwspT located No "a
Woostsrst I of buduE ana tSlosA 0WRsr sehuehArL
Plan No 29lMdrcA aPou bcE Dwellings Hoa 2l1
22f and 225 Ea ghteehh Of buildings 1885, sorss apd
basement Owner. Thomas J. oCoanor
Plan No 2J3hdroA aOns brow dwelling located north.
west corner LsIhE,en snd sItytpst IIs Of bulldog lOI
stories 3 0snsf. John McCools.
Pan No 7OMdreA aons brek factory located No 70 Bedfr
Ie Of building hont 70 n rear By 70 desp stories Owner
PMlip Fretag - '
Pan No Aldrch eOns bhk store and dwelling located eA,t
stories 3 OHusr Henry WinRerl 81 '
Plan No 2lMare aons factory located south side Of Fhv
ondst 100 feet vssi Of Third bung stories
Owner Joseph r. Ilsdman.
Plan No AlMGreh aThres browu.stons dwelngs located
corner BefmAn place and Fny Gt size oI buildings
71bt2L6j stories. Owner, fhoa Bsalte. ~
Plan No Aa-hdreh 9Ons brownstone eoachhonIs located
south aide twenty thst 100 feet Of MadonAJs Ie Of
building, 1911; stories, q Owner, r. L. Bsuada. -
Plan No fMdrA 9Tsn brick duelnTs located rat
nds Third ave from One hundred and ninth to
sti iio OF buildings 7OI3O stories Owner Walter Borne
Plaa No Hs-hdreA 9-Tvo brick and dwellings located
south side One haDdd 30 feet Third ave. SIC f
hudngs - feet font BY 10 by II feet deep
feet rear BY ~ feet dsepi stories Owner waiter Borne
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CONNECTICUT ITEMS

LoEn0NThe property BGni It was sold At auction
Tussday Henry purchased the buk building on Bank T
$50 The wharf property with lot sold Edward
$500 lot on BToad the Court vas purcbased bv
Adam v. Preuis for . $50. -
HORWALK.-We have never known a season when 40 many
residences contracted for erection coming one The
remarkably Winter has facilitated building operation, Vry
greatly and Vn all sides cellars be dag
stoned frames aud sdhees In the vaoas Of
are to-day least 100 houses In NosAk
Hu and there would be at 10 st goo eOad savings
supply the le one half Of korwa Hotel property
been sold for $4,000 and tbs will circular bek
block covering the entire mont and the present building to The
rearIbe TAXABLE property Of Norwak aabe on tho lst
October 1868 amounted so57 M on List 1867 was
Increase, 800, ,C68- Gazette
BwBMfAR-Bedng lots are selling rapidly, Iud great
dsnlud al Increased prices over last year
THOMPSONNILLKIhe plan for school adoped
stsent meeting eusl building With sI sooooms
scmb overhead 10 feet og by % feet vide The Budng
Committee authorized to take deed Of the site sell
ton the building the
tas aud The erection Of the building aud Necessary
funds
DANBURHThs meeting u those 10 hyor Of establishing driving
pa tool place At the Psboque Hotel the 27h inst Saturday night
The attendance quite fair aud the huor meeting spoke
10Y he enterprise The capital stock 6He $1,000 and divided
into Fl3 shares About 800 sorh Of shares
g sud about #2o worth since ommee composed Of lnan
keef Thomas White Smue Rsude, b. Crosby aud Jacob
N EAs appointed 70 look s ie for the pa and ascertain
New-York tribune., 1869-03-12
T'HE TRIBUNE ALMANAC FOR 1869.
FOURTH EDITION.

FOURTH EDITION
III, popular Arnail is nov ready contains
AttroBom cal Fsets for tie Year EeHpss TdsI Fti' ts
H. Regular Casulss Of Bng and Settling Of San and hoer HEA
Water ard changes ofhs Moon hr all th. soauiry
Ill Tie Impeachment Trial Of President Johuiou of III proz
points the votes By party divisions the nIa qssIouL
~. Poluc, Platform, ofl95s. viz;
A,-Ellopal RspBbIeIa Platform At ChuEo
a.-PToesslngi of the Convsnuoa
h-Lstisu Of Aee,p,,nes by G's Gran, sad NJ oolhL
B.-D,moersuo Pli6rn At Tsmm,ny Hall, Hsr.YorE
s-The long s,TuEgs fora Candidate With tie several
ballots and saal reillt
s-Ls't'H Of Acceptance By Gov. Seymour sHi Gen.
Cen. B.iPs celebrated Broadb.,d Letter
" IA- passed at the last session Of ConEl n HopI Of all
fnporsnt acts the Eight Hour Law ts y
VI Cabinet M.ub.n-suprsn, Ministers otAs, ,oun,,
VII The xLth COnE-Is, Of ssnIo With politics Po on,s
starsHst ard time Of sIDIauou otter
List ofM.m bsn OF The House Of Representative, with stiI
VIII The XLIT CopgrsA
Lat Ofssn,ton As far a, chosen. politically s,ms,d
List ofHsmbspof Of the House Of Representative tT GhisI'
Districts. and politics elected.
IL yiBsHs. As-CoudtOu Of h' Public DALI a. sae,ly Do.
Statement ,rp,rI ofns Government from III. b,ruuIuG Of
tie Rebellion.
states Ares. Population Bumbs o K.,or, osp
a 0o1sInor tpohs'J dssotsdl bsr is!Irss uhs their
State E.soa. o3sur csTsfy corrected 70 as 1r.s.s, y.sr
G Election R'urnI-Fq cs, r.,ar s cosHt of.s' o.' for
Grant and ssygSa in S9.@o'r 1853 compared with that fai
onsl returns By coonuu Of rOtu for 0srGsOn OF sAn
lsAdlng State omosrt 10 1863
OsaL BY couhnu iad DI,tHsi d rot. 10 1888 for
Members n Congress, with political digioh Of sLndidatsL
State Lsgilstnrss-thsr political dViotI Ia Senate and
XII Election, for D.E,iU to ConEr,n and other SEsu In
rapidly growing TsrhionsL
Kill Summary Presidential K.onI housI u. vsi Of
each State and the VaIt insrtiIs IN 1904
ForLws have i,a unusual to make record Of s votes
given Ia 1863 entirely complete and GesurAts Nearly state
Turn for President aud Congress has been copied directly % the oh
record and certified By the oesr especial ain
ths facts b all thsss and neither pIiuG
b''n spared approach nearly possible 70 h' r''ut
Prss ~ sshtS yer sopy. For sale BY all HsWinsa
Seven post paid Dollar Orsu will be alld ia u, srd1 Of
their reception
Address oTdsrs with cash ihsiossd. 10
New-York tribune., 1869-03-12

The Comic Blackstone by GILBERT ABBOTT A
BECKETT. has been reprinted from the English
edition. by Callagham & Cockroft In Chicago
a work celebrated in its day as burlesque
exposition Of the principles OF English law as
laid down in the commentaries Of Sir William Blackstone
The wit of the volume often forced and artificial evn
cling more ingenuity than native humor, but
fail find in it's irrevercut caricatures Of
" the perfection Of human wisdom"
New-York tribune., 1869-03-12

Echoes from the LiriRg Grdre CIV. b. Bodge 81
J. W. Brown, collection OF meditations aud deyo
onal exercises by in the Sing state Prison
with sketch Of tho writer's life 1t is intended to Illus
rae the power Of religion under tho most unfavoraoe
circumstances and presents pathetic narrative Of
vared and disastrous experience OF life
New-York tribune., 1869-03-12
EOR ILLINOIS AND MISSOURI TRADE,
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IEllahlLshri m Isll
CPIRIT MYSTERIES EXPLAINED.
BY ANDREW JACKSON DAVIS.
TEE Issrn LIE. RrrI.re Avn Esl.ralp.

For the secrets q Pllnecs the Lass % Mamilp tie ,!irag
facts Of sgniaitm sbd de grand rlths Of Immortality rad is
yolnme jas. published 10 superior style and uaOu m the Hifuon
Series.
Address the Publishers WILLIAM WHITE Co. No $50 Wash.
gton st. Boston, and No So Broadway. EswYof Price, 81 81
postage may through any NsvYori Boston
book merchant
New-York tribune., 1869-03-12

The american Publisher and Bookseller C..
r. Cathcart HaD, Of which the first annual volume Of
the octave edition has been recently Issued in colec
tive form, is monthly Journal devoted to the interests
the publishing trade containing, In addition TO tho
usual advertisements which in themselves form useful
bbliogaphcal record great variety of literary mat
ter, gossip about books authors and publishers, and
ample correspondence with the latest intelligence OF the
movements Of the trade in the principal cities Of the
Union Tho work is conducted with evident care and
furnishes valuable guide both TO tho bookseller and
book buyer.
New-York tribune., 1869-03-12

AUCTION SALES OF NEw-JERsEY REAL ESTATE
BI MULLER, WILKINS q CO-THE GEN. SCOTT PLACE AT
ELIZABETH.
,ed M,ai,oaAI' lot MS alrl'1e 'Iso Ogden s97SO
1000
lot igouug 4II1 lI73 Ogien.............. $50
IJsasIohtte 10 JensJ st. lot 23IlI0 OEdsn ll25
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EFW.JERsRY ITEMS.

the cost Of budne The committee will report the result At mnrs
meeting Smith has sold lot Hghhnd1e 70 H. NJ hoAou
for .
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Gitp Seal Gstats fOr SaIt.

A HOUSE for SALE-S7, 800, pleasantly To-
~ Gated In Harlem; RgNr cheap others prices 81 900 20
sl5oOo FIREMAN Co, No. Sl2 Broadway
A FINE substantial iive-stOry corner STORE
for SALE SOath WahsL 25KO0i Price
$1,000 ApgD ~ HOMER MORGAN No q Pinasa nnn
New-York tribune., 1869-03-12

Among the new publications of the week are
The Fair Maid Of Perth by Sir WALTER SCOTT 3D. Apple.
ton Coz Sndrieyow, by Captain MARRTArT The same
lfr. Pe'ldeionS Oip. by GLANCE GAYLORD, story for
boys Boston Henry A. Young Co History Of Three
penny Bit Nationa Temperance Society," Daily Deroons
Jor Chtd OH. W. DoddG The Cain ofa Loss novel, by
the author OF The Last Of the Cavaliers Ueypoldt
Holt; The Book Of TaJlsauz, by SARAH ANNIE FROST
describing vaety OF groups and adapted TO exh
bition In tableaux dick Fzgerald The Life NJ Father
de RariG"an. by Father PONLEvoT translated from
the French Catholic Publication Society; CampbsHs
Poetteal Works ID. Appleton CoJ The Poetieai Works
ana Rend'nS Of Henry Kirke Wh, with Life by ROBERT
soUIHRY CIhe same; The WarerFey Norsls The same)
IAea"e C0mptet de Jean Racine (The same; The True
Christian Religon by EMASuEL swEDESBoRG. a new
translation, Jy r. NORMAN FOSTER %. B Lippincott a
Coz Anne Of Geierstein and Far Maid Of Perth, Cr b
Peterson Brothers; The LtJe Of Waliam Erart GIad
stone, by JOHN McGmcHRIsT Felt & Dillingham;.
New-York tribune., 1869-03-12

HOU to Read Character (S. r. Wells), a neat
octave volume containing the latest eyangel Of phreno
ogy and plyHognOmy with practical directions for stu
dents and examiners. 1t treats the subject in popular
manner, without any parade Of technical terms, and
forms convenient manual for persons who accept the
claims Of chronology and desire to apply them TO the
Judgment Of character The illustrations, which consist
mainly Of portraits Of prominent men in the various
walks Of life, and well known IN this community, are
sometimes little amusing account Of the discrepancy
between the estimates OF character which they arc In
tended to SUSTAIN and the general reputation Of the sub
ects for instance, when the Rev Leonard Bacon OF
New.HayeD. Is presented example OF enormous
destructveness and the Rev DR. Bellows OF this city,
held up having the typical head Of defective spiritual
ity better selection is that Of Schuyler Coiax as
model of agreeableness and Of his antpodes Frank p
Blair jr., as a paragon Of the opposite quality
New-York tribune., 1869-03-12

EASTER ANTHEM, by j. II. THOMAS
~ Just Published Christ Passover VIII be acceptable
eboiTs aud ell admirers Mr. ThomAss sacred
DIfSOS Co, Publishers No. I'll broadway, H.v.York
"TINHE GENERALS DAUGHTERb-In
press and win be issued in few days novel, By the
thor Of " The CeeinIL"
EREEMASONRY-All Ritual of, price 80.
Il Comtes Positive Philosophy sT ~ I'd Gowsns lis Essu
New-York tribune., 1869-03-12
Eruukluu gtaI Gstai, for Salt.

A BEAUTIFUL GOTHIC RESlDENCE win win
N 20 ots Of groaud My~ay cara g.s' ee qeei
slip ferries within the distance of quarter Of nile l1 PoP
Dc sou '''AP' terms MATHEWS BBTrs No 81 snl pis,
DRICK HOUSE for SALE in Brooklyn; SI,W
ID $4,000; others less prEsseis pEsssv.s q, "a a,a Bdrt
EOR SALE in BROOKLYN, on the north;
il vest eosr of Clinton ard Lafayette some o. ss e,ss,'
,,ooP 6LoEH'toas 'front.' EenehF'0i houS@S ''
IN. aSoo. house I. corner with elegant bs window ag o1S
These houses have been but by da,s work 10 'h. mV
pse Black walnut ffont vsstbuls an stair ssso
dining in @ ssd hi. "sao.d 10 Sei wsuat Independent @
two bathrooms three vaisreO'ss eight wsshe'se, sa'e s
nen &c bot air ruaess is 10 % minutes Gresa ei f'o
fdGS P. f I 400 70 eSs G nom SSan rIssSS. SSS. F & s
sPPrsested Immediate possession Apply on The PTa"'
nor SALE-A most desirable, commodlons
ioaso R%kLLiSs 10 splendid order s On BIS' Ss ~. y G
Bsy also very desirable stone oOt HoUS on ssoa5Fe, ssa
r all modern Improvements 10 each hSs,s term, Of @ Sssy
S9ss s'SSIs once Of Home l' Insurance ''"''l' Nc
EOR SALE in BrOOkyn-DOuble HOEss
and .I hSIS o. GsoSS9 5 ss5 % S S avg S,a s
built hy day. work sr pr':so o"Psr sosS' IA ~ o Ssr %
AppJ 10 ouERRAU No iO9 wast. No. go ws,nssSI ave-
DOR SALE-In Brooklyn, one block from
Greensaye. aud Dr. Darsas Church an sngih s Ds
Ud b. Win as1 sI.2'SS ss,s as bs.Ss dumb -sr
55 ,GRs T sS g 'isE S 'sf s s & + % Esa e; 'S:i
fah To % Od With without furniture as the hny are
Europe Terms easr Possession Immediately. Apply 70 =.
ROGERS No Johnt, NY or TO the owner On the premises
ave. north rwsst Quineya. ----1
EOR SALE-A three-story and basement
u. s S1a s. D@ sna is. hSas: s.is sa.
% Ss 1 S S. SSI:S SS oS.S S TO ssSn' P
remain Ioug dime Isqsirs days Of IL suASERS~ Nv
Broadway Brooklyn. r. D. --------
EOR SALE : With Immediate possessleil
HOUSE and LOT No 100 Co1gesss modern pP,s,gnss. -
location minutes to ferries H. A. SPAPARD, No 100 ksn'
Brooklyn or c. H. OLIVER, No BsekUsn.st N l. -
NOR SATE-VaInobIe water front at Bay
H. View; IS lots First ave. between stth and s7hse D'"'
and extending to York Bay Apply 20 ,vo NJ "A sou,h,.
EOR SALE-An elegant Brown Stone FIont t
DWRLLING with modern 10 Conconi near W.,
ingtonst Breokyn well bul and good repar ot hO
25SS6 Possession May s or sooner Apply 20 sfArShH
No. $50 Rsmsenst at. BROOKLYN
COR SALE i'm BrOoklyn--The high.stoop
HOUSE, No. "a Butlerst Cour bas al moAcTa api,S
men full lot excellent nsghbOhood Key AZ Ne ~ HsI9 o@ 40
-f---.s ss.- pass isa 81 ~Fles. Bhuun
New-York tribune., 1869-03-12

Scenes in the life Of Harriet Tabmdn, by
SARAH II. BRADFORD "a d. +. Randolph The subject
Of this memoir 10 represented IN the frontispiece as
stately African woman with military accouterments
and musket in her hand ready 10 resist unto death
the powers OF evil In the opinion Of the writer Of the
work, she true heroine. though Of darkhued skin,
and worthy Of place at the side OF Joan OF Arc Grace
Darling and Florence Nightingale Her services during
the Rebellion TO her suffering Of heroic
character, gaining for her the title OF "Moses," as
leader and delyerer TO hundreds Of her people. Mr
Wendell Phillips says Of her that in his opinion there
are few captains perhaps few cOlOnes who have done
for the loyal since tho began and few
who did before that time for the cooIed race
than fearless and most sagacious friend Harriet"
The story OF her deeds as the Of romance but 1t
sustained by uuquestionabe authority and Will be read
with profound interest illustration OF heroic virtue
in humble form.
New-York tribune., 1869-03-12
&nOiHg GarHs, &r.

A I WIN. EVERDELL" SONS, No. iO4 Full
- ,Ssst-WKDDlE0 CARDS and FLHk BTAfloNKRT BHab
New-York tribune., 1869-03-12
phntiHs

AT VIM EVERDELLs SONS, No. 1O4 Fulton
h-Progimae. Ball Tickets kc 10 slegant styles hucanlS
lnd Plhey stesm JOB Printers
EYERDELL, No. 300 Broadway JOB
Oe PRINTER, STAIIONER, EHGRAyRI Dancing
PIogammeI New and Elegant STYLES al Low PRICES.
WIN. EYERDELL" SONS, No. lO4 Fulton st.
New-York tribune., 1869-03-12

A BEAUTIFUL GOTHIC RESIDENCE win
N from % 20 lots Of goaud on Myraye cara yes Ne f
also other railroads leading 10 ~ -
slip ferries within the distance of quarter Of nile Ish progeny
w ~" MATHEWS BELTS No. 81 snl % Pu.,t
New-York tribune., 1869-03-12

E0R SALE-HOUSE No. 122 West Fort,
fehst between sirthaTe. and Broaiuay 4rory. trsk
stoop with furniture House IN excellent order and vel .lTa
App'y on premises between 10 aud T.
New-York tribune., 1869-03-12

GREAT REDUCTION in the PRICE Of
N HOUSBS-Cs, send for ny revised LIST. Get permits
such HOUSES you desire inspect aud report err s
ohce ISAAC HONIG. 40 IS plLs-sL
New-York tribune., 1869-03-12

GOOD PRODUCTIVE BROOKLYN PROP
~ ERTY the value % IS 600 10 EXCHANGE whole
Cy Lots Lands prosrectve vsue.
BENNEr a. KLENEN No O. Cetfrst.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-05-07
SUM MONS.


I sNthf'ih NV FidliIh "N Aftlss
IN TUE DISTRICT COURT oF Tue SECOND
L Judicial District of the state If Np,alt, ia
and for the County Il ormsby. MAETHA J.
/ CoRBEfT, plautln, vs.. JOHN CpRBE1T, De.
| fcndaut.
Action brought in the Distrit, Cour, II the
Sec oud Judicial District oi the state Of Nevada
in ami for the County uf Ormshy and the complaint
tled IN said County IT Ofmsby, in the office tt the
Clerk Of said District Court.
The state e Nevada sends greeting TO John
Carbett defendant
You are hereby required 10 appear IN an action
brought against You by the above named rlaintifl
in the district Court of the Second Judicial pi..
trct oi the state of Nevada, ~ sud fur the County
Of ormsby, and 10 answer the complaint ulci
therein "a copy of which accompanies this sum.
mons i"ltbn ten days (exclusiVe Of the day
service after the service on yuu Of this summons
II served within this cuuuty; or IL served ont oi
this county, but in this District within twenty
days. otherwise within forty days-or Judgment
by default will he taken against you.
The said lactiun t. brought to obtain jal-menf
and decree Il the Court, dissuNing the huuds Il
matrimony herr tnfhfe and NV existing between
you, the defendant and this rl,irt,H. ou the
grounds of de-eriion, falling t. provide far the
pitntih aud children, &C &C., and for casts ct
suit. All of which more fully appear Nv cum
rlaint u plaintiff herein fled a ccltiRcd copy of
which IL herewith sent YOU.
And you are hereby notified that II YOU fail to
appear and answer the SAID complaint ~ above te.
qurcd, the said plaintiff will apply to the Court
al the next regular term thereof fyr the relief
prayed for in her complaint and Gusts.
-SN Given under my hand, and the seal of
yMS6 the Di-tri't Court Of the Second judicial
- District of the state e Nevada IN and
& the County az ormsby. this "a lay II srrH, IN
the year of our Lord one Thousand eight hundred
and sixty nine.
apS.5w 7. J. EDWARDS, Clc'k
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-01-26

removed some of his objections. lie was
not absolutely certain. however, as to the
real necessity Of the bill. 1t cheapened
credit, and he doubted somewhat whether
that WIS beneficial. 1t seemed 10 give
money loaners double security and might
induce credit where it would be better il it
were not given.
Mr.. Tritle said he was member of the
Committee on Judiciary which had agreed to
report the bill back favorably. This bill
would certainly, as stated by Mr.. Monroe,
cheaper money; an effect always produced
by making the security better and more per-
feet. 1t would reduce the rates of interest
demanded in such cases, and in many in
stances prove of the greatest benefit. Con-
sidering it added to the security and enabled
parties to obtain money at less rates. he
should vote for the bill.
Mr.. Monroe withdrew his motion.
The bill passed, Messrs. Grey, Linn,
Mason and Monroe voting in the negative.
Senate adjourned.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-01-26

The Co. BILL has passed both
Houses of the Legislature and only
awaits the signature OF the Governor to
become Law. FroM the showing
made b .te Controllers books-sllu-
siou to IS ;-h vas made il the APPEAL
a day C. ;ro ago-,here is n propec;
tbs, .con the rev basis the State Will
i SAVED much OF the loss which has
l.en heretofore occssioned by the sales
cerreea5acks to false the needed coin
toI se. the payments of interest upon
the public debt. Moreover. the State
credit will, no doubt. be enhanced
through this return TO specie.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-01-26
WAR On TAMMANY.
. late dispatch from New York says

late disnatch from New York says
There is great discomfort and dlssension
among Democrats here, and strong party Is
t,-r,iT,, AGAINST Tamnlany, with a determln-
,;,, ~ interfere with its ancient prestige.
E.rn,,ao Wood is said 10 be at the bottom
of This opposi.ion His adherents say the
,,,Daceuient of tie Democratic party has
,,,-a into the hands Of the Manhattan Club,
and tia, they won't have 1t so much longer
Att meeting of the Democratic Union Gen
c1aI Committee, last night, at Masonic hal,
Il grand row occurred. Windows ana iuIni-
,uTe were broken, men Knocked down, ana
the police in large force was called IN. But
car tina. there would have been a bloody
.ight. Tan,many is destined to have trouble
hereafter from malcontents.
II seems. then, tia: the derii,ries Of
St. Tammany are reac,ing upon him
self. This is, Indeed, hopeful sign.
TWAS predicted last Fall, after 1t had
become apparent that the Tammany
Sachems, with Belmont, Hoffman &
Co. at their head had used the Demo
cratic party as catspaw for their own
peculiar purposes, that the party at
large, outside of New \ ORR, would rebe!
aguipst the farther management OF tie
organization by those schemers and
now that schism has broken out with
in that " :iag" of p.underers, the ulii-
mate subjngation of Tammany seems
more attaiuable than ever. The De
mocracy has, hitherto, shown itself
capable OF withstauiins vast amount
of friction and has wrangled with the
creates. : .esuess or'7 T. show en- I'M
divided ..ont whe. ii Wv of the ioaves
and tish1s But il, as ated, Fern
audywud anj his satellites have
taken a dead sc. against tha; venerable
mower, none but such AS are possessed
of a gift OF PR ohecy can tore'ell the
consequences. Aware that matters can
not we'll be made aay worse than as
they a, present exist, something OF
hopefulEcss is 10 De felt over the pros
meets of an ;r.ecoocilable feUd in the
enemy's cau2. More power to the
wranglars
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tive Funds introduced by Mr.. Mayhugh.
was considered in Committee Of the Whole ]
Mr.. Tenant in the chair.
Mr.. Mayhugh offered amendment to pro-
vide for the payment of the Contingent ex-
penses of the two Houses.
Agreed to.
Senate Bill was then read for the intorma-
ton of the House.
When the Committee arose the passage OF
the Bill was recommended.
At lao 2. u. the House took recess till
2! Pm.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-01-26

The House resumed the consideration OF
the
GENERAL FILE.
Assembly Bill-An Act to amend Section
II of the Militia Law.
Ordered engrossed.
Senate Bill-An Act to confer on Curtis
II. Lindley,a minor, the powers and priuI-
eyes OF an adult.
MIR. Hillyer said the Judiciary Committee
had amended the bill SO as to comply with
the constitutional provision, by providing
that the beneficiary named III the bull, may
not sell real estate. He said that there was
difference OF opinion between the CHAIR
men OF the Judiciary Committees of the two
Houses. II the amendment recommended
BY the Judiciary Commute. should be agreed
to By the House, it would virtually kill the
intent Of the bill. The amendment was con-
cured in by the House. and the DILL paesed.
Senate Bill-An Act to amend the Act re-
lating to Ormsby county Indebtedness.
Ordered engrossed.
Assembly Bill-An Act to repeal all State
laws, in conflict with the Civil Rights Bill as
passed by Congress.
Recommitted to judiciary Committee on
motion of MI. Hillyer.
Senate Concurrent Resolution-To print
1900 copies OF the Report OF the State Min
eralogist.
Passed.
Senate Bill-An Act TO amend an Act
providing for the publication OF the Supreme
Court decisions OF the State AppropriaJes
IS 100 each for publication OF tae 18th aud
9TH volumes of the reports
Passed.
The resolution appointing an official re-
porter, was taken from the table Oh motion
VI Mr.. Bowman and defeated.
MIR. Po,ters resolution to print $40 copies
of all bills was taken up and passed.
FROM THE SENATE.
A concurrent resolution to print 500 copies
of the Repor, Of the State Prison Waldens
Report.
Mr.. Hillyer moved to amend SO as toprint
! 900 copies.
Adjourned.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-01-26

WERE HAVE THEY BEEN 3IsaHpERISG !!
We yesterday received, by mail, the
reese River Eeveiiie of the 18th Of De-
cembcr and the Nevada Transcript 0.
the IIth of that month. Where have
ISev been wandering all this time?