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unlcss the party Of this State did it would be
read out Of the National Republican par y.
During his remarks he was interrupted BY
Mr.. Mills Dem. who asked him if he thought
the negroes came up to q certain standard Of
qualification xs voters.
Mr.. Hillyer answered him that he thought
the mass Of the negroes were as well quail
fed to exercise the right Of suffrage As one
fourth Of the Democratic party was.
Mr.. Cleveland said that il this principle
had been set forth in the Republican plat
form at the last election that the party would
have been as sparsely represented in tie
Assembly as the Democratic party was to-
day. He maintained that he was \ strong
Republican but desired t" let the people de-
termine the question and not Congress. He
was opposed to bein? dictated to by repre-
sen,atives in Congress, AS had been attempt
ed through the medium of the telegraph.
Mr.. Addison said it was time that the Re-
publican party should come out and show its
principles to be purely National liberal and
lust. He said unless this proposition was
ratified he doubted whether there would be 4
Republican party at the next general cleo
ton.
Mr.. Potter opposed the ratification and
said the friends Of it apparently thought
that unless it carried at this time 1t never
would.
The amendment, was carried by the follow
ing vote
A,es-Messrs. Barney, Brown, Bunker.
Burson, Burliagame, Corbeu, Dangberg,
Davis, Doolin, Ford, Gray, Hanf"rd, Han
son, Hiil,er. King. Lammon, Richardson.
Shak>pere. Shimmin, Welch, Woodwork,
Wright and Speaker-23.
Navs-Mcssrs. Anderson, Bowman, CLARK,
Cleveland, Cobur.,, Mayhugh, Mills, Moody,
Moulton. Potter, Randall, Rule, Scott,
Small, Tenant, and Wall.r-l6.
At9 p. N. the House adjourned.
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| FIFTY SEVENTH DAY-ASSENBLY
CARSON CITY, March l, 1869.

Prayer by the chapl i. The Journal OF
yesterday was read and approved.
REPORTS.
By Mr. Wondwcr;h-From Committee on
Railroads, favorablv IN Assembly Bill-An
Act relating TO the Nevada Railroad Com
parry. iEefers TO the Genital Pacific Rail
road within this Stat, and proposes to re-
duce the rates Charged by it,.
Mr. Tcnnant in the chai,
by Mr. Hil.yer-From judiciary Commit
tee, :ayoraby Assembly biii-An Act to re-
pea. an Ac. supplemental! TO the Revenue
Act.
Also, adversely on Assembly Biil-To pro-
VIDE for the registration of voters. for the
reason that another h ID been recuInme nded.
Also, CONCERNING the e!cct;oA OF District
Judges.
Also, providing for the removal Of county
seats.
Nh King reported as correctly enrolied
ani handed to the Guvernnr the bills to
amend the Ac: relative 10 tucs.
10 amend the District Jud x;es Salary Fund
Act.
BY Mr.. Ma, hueh-From Committee on
Coun::es and County Boundaries, fsvorably
Senate Ri.,-.Au Act to amend Tie Sarsey or
GtUeral' Act.
BY Mr.. Bowman-From Nye delegation
the ursey % the eastern boundary line Of
the State.
BY Mr.. Woot,xorth--Fro,n Conference
ConlIn;t.-c, On Senate BIli--To snirnd the
S;hcol Act. Reported r,c ornmeniiDg the
U,us- "a recedt {. ,in its amendment fixing
s. hoo; elections Tor 3 tins different :-om the
general election.
The .iou,e &c :edcd.
INTRODUCED.
By Judiciary Committee, in acc"rdance
VIII, ,truc:i.ns. two o:l.s-Fur The relief o:
A. W. Nightingale. appronsis,es 81 coo, to be
paid when audited by Board Of Examiners.
And appropsiatiuY 5000 to James s. Sling
erlna fey losses sustained by him, By tic
brrhtnG Of the S ate F.i,on. Suejs ct to the
&c "a OF the Bn I'd f Examiners.
Both xere Oh ,;iered il Committee Of tie
Whole. and their passsge recommended.
4 rs,d T.. and the two bills pa 9 4.
iecsSs.
AEYTrCn N SESSY6C
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Mullna,

Hazard, Hurd, Linn. Monroe, Mullna.
Stevenson. 1ritle, Welty. Wilson-l3.
Nays Brown, Eastman. Edwards.
Haines. Hastings, Mason, Shamp-7.
Mr.. Grey gave notice Of motion to re-
consider.
The bill was ordered engrossed.
Mr.. Hall moved that the State Printer Act
be taken up.
Agreed to. Bill amended and passed.
Assembly Bii-An Act amendatory OF ar
Ac: relative to the diversion Of water.
Passed.
ASSEMBLY MESSAGES.
Assembly concurrent resolution, granting
leave of absence to the Treasurer Of Nashce.
Adopted.
Assembly BTi-An Ac. to amend tie
rafting Act.
Referred to Committee on Internal I'm
Assembly Bil-An Act to amend the puS-
lie highway Act.
Referred to Committee on Roads ard
ri'ges.
Assembly Bill-An Act to incorporate
Treasure Cir.
Referred to Lander delegation.
Assembly Bill-An Act to incorporate
Hamilton.
Referred to Lander delegation.
Diary line between the counties Of N.Y..
Churchill and Esmeralda.
Referred to the delegations.
Assembly Joint resolution relative to The
Walker River Indian reservation
Referred to Committee on Federal Re
lauons.
Assembly Joint resolution relative to .ssi-
ance Of patents for lands i'll this State TO any
railroad company.
81
Assembly concurrent resolution, rcla;:'s
To III all service from Belmont to Sherman
town.
Referred to Committee on Federal Rc.a-
lations.
Assembly BiI-An Ac, to amend The
Revenue Law.
Referred to Committee on Ways and
Means.
GENERAL FILE.
Assembly Bili-An Act for the relic. d!
A. w. Nightingale.
Passed
Senate Bii-An Act to amend the Rev
enue law. Prohibits the sale OF liquors Ct.
election day.
Passed.
Mr.. Hall, from the ma jority Of the Storey
delegation, (all except Senator Trit!c) repo:.-
ed -,4iast ;ae bill for the relief o! JJan ~
Collins.
MI. W city introduced oII- s'.ppte'ntA'a!
to me State TIeasu-ers Act.
Passed.
Mr. Monroe. from the Churchill, Nye md
EsIne IA Ida allegations. reported i'll faVo. ..
Assembly Bill-Establishing thu boundary
line between those counties.
Passed.
The general appropriation bills we're mad.
the special order Tor Tomorrow at To- O'clock
Mr.. We,ty in the chair.
ASSEMBLY MESSAGES.
Assemb, Bill-An Act TO amend The L.
surance Act.
Referred to Committee on Ways al.
Means.
Senate Bill-An Act granting a waite
fran chse for White Pine. Amended b. IT,
House.
Filed.
Mr. Mason, from the Committee IN Fe1
eral Relations, reported f.vorably Assembly
concurrent resolution, re!ltIsc 10 Inl:l ser
vice between Belmon. and Shermaatowa.
GLNlRAL FILE.
Senate Bii.-An ..ct requiring license %
ranspni: passengers within this State.
Lost.
Mr.. Bornideld gave notice OF motion. %
reconsider.
Mr.. Mason, from he Committee on Fec
,.al Relations, reported III favor OF Assc!:,-
Div concurrent resolution, relative to the
Walker River lad; IA Reservation.
Adjourned.
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AfTAHNOD\ SESSION.

Mr. stevenson intr duce an &C: ~ amend til,
teSenue taw.
'rrier ell ergrp sci.
Mr. Welt iatrmlucei al Act 70 amend an &c
to rri trict t
! e: rT-,i To luiicary Commit
sp an Act to ct .b'-n tho dividing line be
tween c. Oh IL and Lander.
Pissed.
Ais an At for the rel ~t Of the Lander Guard
Rec red to ,'nInmi 10 If tue VIII lie
Sen ate isili-Aa act prevrnt the iutr oduc lion
Of t-ea.eG Toais and Cherokee cattle.
Lost.
sP GAL EDf1.
The Def iercy i'll
Cei,siicrei in Committee OF the Whole.
Recess until p N.
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FIFTY EIGHTH DAT-SENATE.

CARSON CRY, March 2, 1861.
Senate met President III the chair roll
ca He'd quorum present JOuTna! Of yester-
day read and approved.
The Presiden, presented report f.on the
State Librarian.
By Mr.. Uall-from Committee on State
Library, relative to the report Of the Direc-
tors of the State Library ana Librarian,
recommen ding an appropriation Of 500.
BY Mr.. Ea ,tman-from Committee Of
CORPORATIONS, without recommendation - An
Act to provide for the Incorporation OF towns
and cities.
Also, recommending the passage OF sub
sti,ute tor the act reducing the Geiser Craze
rates Of toll.
APPROVED.
An Ac, TO provide for the payment OF out
s.andin. indebtedness, Of Nye county.
An Act ameudatury OF the State Treas
urer Act.
An Act 10 create the Office O! State Min
craiogist.
An Act for the preservation Q. manuscript
laws.
Mr.. Stevenson moved reconsideration Of
the vote by which :he Orphan Home bill
passed.
Lost.
RESOLUTIONS.
By Mr.. Notwithstanding Congress
to PASS The Nashuurn bill uniting the te.e-
grp h to the post Office service.
Referred 10 Committee OF Federal Rels-
.iUns.
ASSEMBLY MESSAGES
Assembly bl.l-An Act for the relief of A.
W. Il ruitsChultt and his b0nGsmeI-H!th the
veto Of me Governor.
Passed ov.r the veto by the following vote:
IL
man. Edwards, Grey, Hainrs, Hall, Hast
Julian. Shatnp, Stevenson, Tritie, Wilson
IS.
Nays-Messrs. Abraham, Welty-2.
Assembly Substitute for Senate Bi!!-An
Ac, for the rcI!e. OF J. ;. S.!EgrEiAnd.
Passed.
Assembly Bi!l-An &C: ioI the relief of
a. w. Nightingale.
Placed on Tile.
Mr.. Eastmau-From the Washoe deloga
ton, reported III favor OF submitting to III.
voters OF that county proposition to aid the
Virginia and YIuckee Railroad Co, with
SPECIAL ORDER.
Senate Bill-An Act tu provide foI the
taxation OF the net proceeds Of mines.
Considered i'll Committee Of the Whole.
Mr.. Eastman moved to strike out the words
g. the actual COST OF extracting said Gre OF
miueTa! from the mine.
Lost. Ayes Z, noes II.
Mr.. Hail moved to add 20 Section One,
- Provided that in computing the au,ua. cost
Of extracting ores, the expenses incurred in
sinking shafts and !nc!!nes ald running
drifts, below the .ese. from which such ore
wa extracted, shall not b. included or COM
puted as part Of such actual cost"
Mr.. Grey moved as substitute 20 add, |
'' Provided that no expense incurred prior to
the commencrmeu. OF the quarter for which
the tax is levied shall be Included IN such
deduction"
Mr.. Monroe moved as substitute. to add, !
- Al! the costs above named snail b. iiemize q
BY the prrty giving the statement and sworn
to, and 10 expense incurred AS aforesaid in
Any previous quartz: shall be deducted IL.
any aubsequcL; quarter
Accepted by Mi. Grey.
Nh Hastings offered i substitute bill.
Lost. Ayes 9. noes 10.
Mr.. Monroes amendment was adopted.
MIR. Hurd moved that Section Three be !
stricken ont.
Carried. !
On motion Of Mr. Hall, the lii was
amended SO as 10 take effect Oh, and after the
irs, Of April.
COMMITTEE rose aad reported the bill favor
ably.
Recess Until q PM
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AFTERNOON SESSION.

Mr. Hastings in the chair.
Mr.. Welty, from the Judiciary Committee.
reported a substitute 70! an ACT sapp,emea-
tai to AL Ac. &c d;.,r.c:ins the state.
Filed.
Mr.. Edwards introduced an Act author
izing the transfer Of certain records and suits
from the coun,y sea: o: L.ujer - the county
scat Of White Pine
Piled.
Senate Di..--An Act 60 provide !oE Ae
taxation Of the ne, proceeds Of mics
Passed BY the following vsir:
Aycs-As.aasva. C1nniieid, Grey. HaN.
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A,, Wocdwc.:a CO. "p .ac .c-o;;..i.n =.
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Twenty Thousand Dollar~


Weaim not only 60 fecpa large stock Put a.s- TO
them as low as any house in the trad e. not even exc
cept.n- those in Neu York aat To-t.a i1-5-ar3 to
prices.
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roy early Towering, SOW the seed +,
jane or July, in pans in compost ~
equal Parts loam and leafmould: place the
pans out 'i doom in an open situation. and
h,ei 'Ae e'ii moist. When about two inches
n'E', pcs OIL the young plants singlv into
s s'1al i''' IN the same compost, with the
addition Of one-thiri well-reduced bot.bed
manure place them in cold frame epS
Keep them close and shaded until estolj'
el then expose them to air and light .sh-
% insure growth choose a place shr and
me sun between nine, a. m. ., ded from
an occasional watering Is ~ "a iour P IN
necessary up 70 ugrs+ - that will be
e.e A'TeTs sho"' be rincb o., wv y, until then,
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'E'O obt lin heavy yard wide Colt Sheetine is To
send Us Club OF 30 names at 10 cts. each for our
dollar goods, and get twentyOne s. as commission
for raising the Club, fortytwo yds for Club Of s0
sixty-dve yds. for Club Of 100, or los yds h the
Agent sends for the whole 100 articles out Of Tie
club. Same commission paid in other -oods
- The oldest largest. and most reliable Dollar
sale House in Boston. = Male and Female auents
wanted Send CLUBS and money in regstere LEI
tiers and we guarantee prompt returns GIVE rs
ONE TRIAL. Write AT ONCE for Circular ard
" Exchange LIST Of dollar goods, before sending
elsewhere. EASTMAN & KENDALL
. Hawley St, Boston, Mas
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DIR. WAUoMONoGO's
Indian File Remedy.
A SAFE 70 CERTAIN
CURE FOR H-ENORRHOIDS, OR PILES.

'I'His is Seritahle Indian Rene the recipe for
/ which was Oh aimed from the medicine man of a
tribe If Indians whose habits OF life reude ed them
suject 60 t4e most forms of this distressing
disease, ana among whom its virtues were highly
priced ard it, history traditional. being handed
q wn from generation 10 another as most pre-
oDuz legacy. SO great was their esti alton Of its
value thai IL required weeks Of persistent applca-
ton 70 overcome the Teticence OF the willy savage
and obtain the secret Of its composition and manu-
fact re. This accomplished. the former proprietor
for long period made II only Tor the Of himself
and friends similarly afflicted. IL proved an uufa-
lnc remedy IN almost every case, often effectiug
permanent cure by a single application. The sever
est forms Of the disease of many years andng we're
completely cured by it in lew oays. physic ans
have si.en 10 their unqual fled approval and the in
creased demand fr il, ustiiies it, more general in
PRODUCTION. 10 i a pHrely vegetable preparation
compounded with great care frJm freshly gathered
roots and flowers and contains nothing that can in
Jure the most delicate system, and can always be
ed with perfect safety.
Nothing Is claimed for it on the ground Of its abo-
Tiginal origin, only ask fair trial by those az
ficted and % them we leave the comparison be-
tween it ana other preparations they have used.
Tie present proprefors Of this valuable medicine
are so confident Of its success, and encouraged by
hundreds Of certificates from Physicians and those
that have been cured by It. that they offer il 70
the public with the guarantee,
NO CURE, NO PAY.
q Price One Dollar per Bottle.
For sale by Druggists generally.
L. \. EDGELL CO.,
Sole Proprietors,
By whom all oIdars VIII receive prom pit attention
Manufactured by R COLBERTH.
burlington, March %, lS6s-t*GSwly
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they can have an abundance oflight and air
At this stage. clear and weak liquid manure
may be given at every alternate watering
remembering always that it and all water
should be of the same temperature as tne
house. As the flowers begin to develop them
selves, liquid manure Is given whenever eve.
moisture is required by the roots. After
wards the ulants are not further Potted II
the drainage acts well, and watering is not
necessary 50 long as the soil retains sufficient
moisture to prevent tagging. 1t Is essential
to keep the Plant near the glass.-Er. Farm
J0Ura1L
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Iahooa', Faleal BroldeaI lacd sovrr.

Among the implements demanded 10y f.rrasr
at Tins time i a good broadcast seed sower. W.
frequently hear good farmers remark that III.
most I'i-ult part # all their springs work Is
sowing their grain; and the appearance Of grain
ned' i' '5uadaa' proof that a majority Of tho.,
who so" seed DO it but impsrfee'ly. Caboon'.
seed 'o"er has been in use several years in some
parts Of the country. and although j, viii not DO
perfect work without care on the part Of the
operator Yet twill with such care do more and
letter work than can be done by hand ami with
"u'h less f''irae. It Is not expensive ana will
last tc tine Manufactured DIV b. Il. Go.ieu
a Co. Antrim, V. r.. and for sale in iii, city
by Messrs. L. N. * G. Hagar.
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VANISHING PRNTs.-The following meth
Oh of vanishing Photographic prints is re-
commended by correspondent: 4 piece Of
rlate glass i heated, and, while yet warm
a little wax Is rubbed over it by means Of a
piece of cotton wool water is then poured
over the plate, and the moistened picture
laid thereon and pressed closely down by
means Of a piece of fltering paperr.
When dry the picture is removed and will
be found TO possess a surface Of the greatest
5rilliancy, which is not injured by the pro-
cess of mounting.
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FEEKED CLOTH

That vii. stand 10th hard service. and the ke'
Winters blast
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PAPER HANcIScS

I HAVE Just received fresh stock Of P,ner u,,,.
ings Of different styles and prices t9eette- ,,6
good assortment OF Borders. HAVING nnrchs "a "a
abled to sell them low for cash. am Gu
Charlotte, April 7th.-v5w '->-ANDEh'
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II Send for Circular to principal Office, NJ Han
over St. Boston. req S'-"'nos
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To run b hand, s25.-s37 to run by foot power.
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Driver, extra Needles, Clamp and Directions.
n An energetic gent wanted in every town In
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viii be offered.
- Call at H0wes Shoe Store. Church St. Bur
lington, Vt, or address Z. G. RIVER, Box $40, Bur-
lington.
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TO AMERICANS VISITING EUROPE.

I'VE Banking House ofNORTON CO.. 81 az
i ana London. having euto-el upon tlef
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American Travellers. To Onv.ate trc DIN u't-.
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Of Credit 10 turope, NJ ssrs- MORT y co. 70.
arranged 70 receive American currency.
States and Railway Bonds or Amer an cod o. ~
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credit Of de ost0rs. Parties before avnE q ~
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Rue Scribe Grand Hotel Pans
or 5 LatLbury. London
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secd pOtatOes.

H.RLY ROsE.--It pays to get the best Get
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THE REvIVALIST.
BY JOSEPH HLLliAN, TROY, ny

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Ne BOOKS.
At TEE
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" SIX ATERS' TINT BOOK
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TIE tribune ALI IANAc.
TIE )E,f0cRATTC 40
THE ,oRLD -
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Ge9al l1utites.


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STATE OF VERMONT. : The Honona- d.
District Of Chittendeu SIS. Bi...- Of ' 9F..t
To the heirs and al persons inter.s -ed iq IT. F..
Of Henry II. Woods, late at y t9a. ia 81. -
trct, deceased, G7r--.
WHEREAS, application hath bean r.lf. .
" Court in writing, ig tle -lu.u s--I--
said estate, praying for license and lutl.r.--
geed 70 uenry P Seeger Of said llltoE, tts IS
Tavern stand so called, .iruat5 in sad 1lilr.r g..
slstlng OF the tavern huildin-s and about an a--
land which were decided % said deceased .. o.
man q. Beach, setting forth that the said Hs.--
Woods no the time ufhis death held said lra..
trust for said seeger, and was in Inv AMI -
bound O. deed the same o. said SeeEcr on ....
MHErEUPOS, the said Court appointed an1a.-
the lith day Of May A. ID. i~64, az tho r-
Court rooms. in said District. o. hear and csa
on said application, and petition, and ord Or.
Tic notice thereof % be given tl OIL pe-slu- .--
cd therein, by publishing said order. r.-r.'..--
the time and place Of hearing, three wasl .
lively IN the 3" Burlington FIRE Press 49,
paper, which circulate IN Tho nei.Ir.-.
those persons interested in Eif estate
publications shall Doe previous t1 the day a-.
heariu-.
IHEtEFoEE you are hereby notified o. ..-
before 'iit t0urr at the time and place a..
then and there in said Court, o. make ra..-
tons o. ths granting such license B.. yon ...
Given under my hand, 90 the Probate c.
this 18th day Of April =. b. 1869.
i3W3w T.. F. WALL. r.
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Why this Machine is the Best:
0. Il IS the simplest.
.. II IS the most durable
3. IL j. the cheapest.
3. u makes the Sc Lock Stitch
,. II Is reliable under all circumstances.
9. II Is not liable % get out 4 order.
= Ii Is almost uoisele-s
s. 10 is the fastest
9. IL admits Of changing the stitch while in OPP
grafton.
TO- II is very easy 20 adjust The needle.
IT, Is is positive in It's parts.
r. IL com ines utility, durability and beauty.