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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-06-09

CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGED
RICHMOND, June 8, 1863.
OFFERINGS.
Whcat.-White. II bushels. Red, 30 bushels.
Corn.-Whlte, 40 bushels. Mixed, loo bushels
Odts.-2l0 bushels.
SALES.
Wheat.-l2 bushels damaged at Doc. Red, 20 bu-
shells at Sl.ac.
Corn.-White. so bushels prime NJ SIC. !; 100
bushels good ut 35c Mixed go bushels fair NJ ssc.
CdtS.-l0o bushels good ut CSC.
RE-EXuIBITED.
Cor,,.-Whltc. 80 bushels. Mixed, 100 bushels.
Onts.-1lo bushels.
REMARKs.-Of on Change to-day light.
Demand active for good Corn, and prices slll fur
ther advanced. Oats In small supply and demand
moderate, without any change In rates. Nothing
done In Rye. In Baltimore on the 7th instant
offerings Of Corn were 1900 bushels white and
1900 bushels yellow: market active, with sales Of
10 oGo bushels prime white at s5c, coo bushels in
whole lots 1T as TO Soc 500 bushels prime yellow
AZ &c. and i, lbs bushels western mixed and B. E.
at :2c Small sales Of Oats at g. to CSC. for fair.
and Slc. for common. Nothing done in RE.
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The Washington EIection---The City
Carried nv q Majority of $500.

WASHINGTON, June S.-The Radical ma
jority in Yesterdays election is 1850. The
election results in q colored City Register
IAN important office, one colored Alderman
(samc rs last Year,, and seven colorcd COun-
cilmcn "a gain of six on last Year,. The
Common Council is solid Radical, and the
Board of Aldermen has only two Conserva-
tiycs in it. The Radicals carried every
ward. Last night passed off without dis
turbance, chiefly owing to the election row.
dies being helplessly drunk.
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Ar.e.eS in Georgia.

AUGUSTA, GA, June 8.-A letter to the
'ChronicIe" says the editor of the Warren
ton (Wmren county "Clipper" and other
citizens were arrested to-day at Warrenton
at the instance OF the sheriff, who arrived
there from Atlanta yesterday with two com
panics of i,lfuntry. The citizens are in Jail,
which is surrounded by Il strong military
force. The excitement is very great. The
arrests are presumed TO have grown out OF
political 4 ttiiculticS.
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AusTRALIA.--A terrible drought, IL Is re- e..
,,nrted n~ryails in the central portion Of
t / ns .I The road from WagSa-Wagga
r. Uay j. strcwed with the skeletons or the
decavinr carcascs Of wretched animals that
have ne,jshcd from starvation or thirst;
Horses, cattle, and sheep, and even the wlld
animals ofthc plains-kangaro0s, enus, anu
turkeys-arc lying dead III al direclions'
tainting the atmosphere and giving aD1'n.
dant occupation to the crows. a lraveiie,
along this route says that the country %. .9I
only be described AS the aiiey VI 'n'
shadow Of Death"
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FOREIGN Markcts-TBY TELEGRAPH.

LONDON. June -SDon.-COnsols, 92s. United
states bonds. 5O;. Tallow, i3s. Cd.
-fTternooa.-ConSolS9 or. United States bonds,
soy.
LIVERPOOL, June .-Ecening.-Markets I'M
changed.
LIVERPOOL, June Standardization a shade
firmcr: uplands Hid. Orleans, I'D. a; estimated
sales, II, coo bales. Wheat-Rcd western. IS. 3D.
ifternOoR.-Yar and fabrics ut Manchester
flr1ncr with better prices. Brcadstufs dull Flour,
2is sd Lard, lis. ST. Naval stores dull.
LONDON, June - EreniHy. -Consols, S2s. United
States bonds, sol.
uAERE. Jrnc s.-Cotton unchanged.
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LOOKING FOR LAED,-Therc have

LOOKING FOR LAED.--Therc have been
more parties here on the lookout for lands
the last few weeks than at any previous pc
Rod, but the uncertainty rs to whether the
State is to pass under negro domination I'M
der the lead of Wells deters purchasers,
and not Il sale has been maze. Should not
such Il fact stimulate to general EEGIsTRA-
TIoS ?-FTe1eT?ck:sb,irq Herdll
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MATING, oEL-CL0TEg, &c.

EEATTINGS AND OIL-CLOTHS.
TAPESTRY, THREE-PLT, INGRAM, and
HEMP CARPETINGS; mr.
VELVET. BRUSSELS, and ADELAIDE MATS
and RUGS; ,,>-,,r ,,,,.,
! tt;E CURTAINS and WINDOW SHADES,
III DOR and TABLE OlL-CLOTHS,
PIANO and TABLE-COEEfS,
nm now receiving n stock of the above, and
Will SCH 1t ''-''''' - Il. r. RICHARDSON,
,nIp-s,n corner Ninth and Main streets
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Huss.-The five hundrcdth anniversary Of
the birth OF John Huss is to be celebrated
this year at Prague, and monument to his
memory is TO be erected at Constance, Ba-
den. where he was burned. "And thus the
whirigig of time brings in his rcvcngcs."
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TuGBoAr EXPLOSION AND Loss oF LIFE
(yeTeIn1.d. June THE tug Asa CoNell,
tnyinr in the river yesterday evening, cX-
niodcd her boiler, blowing the tug to atoms.
Eantuin Joseph Grccnholgh, Jr., was III
SANITY killed, and others are supposed 10
he lost, rs several men and boys were on
board. Five persons were rescued rom .iie
,wat.r one OF whom was severely injured.
Ta"ob Scwberry (frcman) was severely in
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VIRGINIA POLTICS.-G0ycrnor Wells, of
Virginia arrived here tonight (6th), and is
stopping at Wizards. Some men of his
cw! party, also here at present, now regard
hi chances Of election n very precarious.
Walker i Saidto be gaining strength hourly,
and his friends are very confident of sue
CESS Washington tcIeyraDa-Ne1c York IL
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FURNITURE. &c.
FURNITURE WAREROOMS,
IL IpDnSITIr THE POST

FURNITURE WAREROONS,
Il OPPOSITE TIE POST-DFFlCE.
MAIN STREET, RICHMOND, VA.
we are now prepared to manufacture all styles
of FURNITURE and MATTRESSES to order,
aud we would request all In want OF articles In our
line to examine stock of CHAMBER, IA u
LOR, and DiAING-ROOM FURNITURE; NAT
TRESSES. &C.. of superior quality, and The best
and cheapest assortment that has been offered 10
the public for many years. We have just marked
DOWN oar prices, and feel confident they are suited
to the times. - ~ 1890
Furniture and Mattresses REPAIRED and UP
uOLSTERED. HARDWOOD K RlTTEE,
upl opposite post-oilcc, Richmond. Va.
ZINE FURNITURE, &c.-H. A. AT
i kINSON & son have on hand. and will con-
tlnur to keep, Il very fine assortment of C.BlNEI
FURNITURE Of their own make. OF line ROSE
WOOD. WALNUT, &C. which they viii warrant,
and will sell prices low or lower than can he
had IN northern cities OF anywhere else. We only
ask the public 10 call and examine for themselves,
In Verify oil this statement. before sending their
money from home. thereby helping to sustain the
families of our workngmcn Instead OF contributing
to support aSyums for that purpose.
In our Undertaking Department Is kept all KINDS
of COFFINS. with the latest Improved METAL
Lie BURIAL-CASE, which Is perfectly beautiful
and secure. Boxing and Repairing Furniture done
=, short notice. Hair and Shuck Mattresses.
Don't forget the small yet wcll-illlcd house on
Governor street, No. 10Y, Richmond, va. $500
NH Ism II. A. ATKINSON & son.
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T1lc Indiana Legislature EmbrOgiiO.

INDIANAPOLIs, June S.-Thc Attorney
General Of the state has delivered an opinion
that the appropriations and other measures
of the Legislature, not including the Ill
tcenth amendment, passed after the rcsigna-
ton of forty-two Democrats, ought to be
obcyed and carried out.
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settlcrs Driven IL, by the Endlans.

ST. LOUIS, June S.-Those left OF the
Swedish settlement about Ellsworth are
going back to Chicago.
The mail party due at Fort Learned it is
feared has been captured.
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RArnR .,



DICHMOND AND YORK RIVER
IL RAILROAD LINE-FOR BALTIMORE,
THE NORTH, AND NORTHUMBERLAND NEE
OF SCHEDULF-DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAYS.
on and after TUESDAY, sth or June, passengers
for baltimore and all points North and North
west WIN take the passenger train from the depct
OF the Richmond and York River Railroad at
Richmond for West Point, where they take the
steamer ADMIRAL, Captain l.. c. FREEMAN,
or KENS EBEC, Captain }. II. FREEaAS,-bo.h
boats having been put In Grst-rate embarrassing
Baltimore the following morning In time TO con-
meet with the trains for Philadelphia, New York,
and the West. Returning, the boats leave pier No.
& LightStrect whsrves, foot of Barry street. daily
fcIcept Sundays) at O'Clock p. NJ, passengers
arriving in Richmond at 1915 z: NJ. the following
day I'm time to connect with the express train
on the Richmond and Danviue railroad for Dam
vile and all points on that road Greensboro,
Salisbury, Charlotte, &C., N c.; Columbia, ). u,
and all points South. :. -
PASSENGER TRAIN
leaves Richmond daily Except Sundaysl az
O'Clock P. NJ; leaves West Point daily except
:. THOMAS DoDAarEAD,
lie . Superintendent
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The first invoice Of -four made from TINS
,oaeon's wheat was sold on Change in New
York last Friday at $1,000 per barrel, anu
came from Savannah, Ga,
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Mexican Neyrs---'Fhe New Minister to
S'uSIsfz.ptor

NEW YORK. June S.-MeXico City adriceS
say that senior Mariscal has been confirmed
rs Mexican Minister to the United states.
Ncgrctc is still lowering around the
curital
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BOOKS AND STATIONERY.

DICHMOND BOOK-BINDERY.- Hay
III ing large stock Of BLANK BOOKS on
hand We are prepared to I'LL orders without delay.
We manufacture to order blank books of the best
materials, of any size description. Early orders
are solicited from all who intend to open new books
In July. BOOk-BINDING In every style
BLANkS for clerks, lawyers, and merchants.
STATIONERY Of The best quality, and the
largest assortment Of NEW and OLD BOOKS.
RANDOLPH < ENGLISH,
In 1915 Main street.
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iOAGULINE.-Just received another

NOAGULINE.-JuSt received another
v supply Of this valuable article. 1t meets Il
want long felt, and by its use broken articles OF
china glass. ivory. leather, etc, can be made us
good as new. Being transparent the Joint In the
fractured article is scarcely dsccrniblc II resiSts
equally heat aud cold fire and water; and so great
Is Its tcuacity that il has been known To res Isl
weight of over 30 pounds. The Journm Of -ip-
1iisa Chemistry speaks of 1t rs great invention
filling gap in the appliances Of science. For sale
by J. BLAIR, fn;ifh'ceutlNI,
nv % S2o BROAD street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-06-09

rrHE STOCK BELONGING TO THE
4 GREAT CHINESE TEA AND COFFEE
COMPANY not being all disposed OF, merchants
aud nrivate families can buy TEA, FANCY GRO
CEI{IES. and WOODEN WARE, at less than cost
nrices. Also a lot OF TEA CANlSTERS ana LII
6T0R STANDS for sale ut No, $40 sixth street
between Clay andLeigh, jedi, " @f
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

DANIEL ODONNELL,
IL AT SIS BROAD STREET,
tsp prepared to execute all descriptions of
GAS-FITTING AND PLUMBING.
Having had Il long practical experience In this
class OF work, he hopes to give satisfaction as to
prices and workmanship. my SIN
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The COIorc0 Printer question I'm the
National Typographical Union.

ALBANY, n. Y. June S.-The National
Typographical Union has tabled the rcSolu--
ton affecting colored printers by vote OF
- to -. 4 lady delegate was admitted.
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BOOTS, SHOES, &c.

ESOORS, yHs~E,J, aS.
ID f VI " A L. a.
HIGHLY IMPORTANT TO WEARERS w.
OF BOOTS AND SHOES.
G.. II T. l. l. T. Il
has removed to his new and spacious store,
No. $40 BROAD STREET, CORNER SIXTH,
fChiles & Eheuery's oldsand)
where he Is receiving an addition to his large ana
wcll-assorted stock of
BOOTS,
SHOES,
TRUNKS, &C,
for Ladies, Gents, Boys, Misses, and Children,
from the cheapest to the best quality nanuiac-
tured which he now offers to his customers
and the public
CHEAPER THAN EVER.
have made arrangements to supply merchants
by the case or dozen ut New York johhing nrlccs.
G. HELLER.
New store No. SGT Broad street, corner sixth.
On account Of the roony store we can show 4
large varlciyof
TRUNKS,
VALISES,
AND HATS,
which will be sold very low.
few cases of those celebrated LADIES, Toll
LET SLIPPERS at Sc, and fancy-colorcd pa
BIES, SHOES ut zoe. will be sold ut the same prices
al q. HELLER ) new store.
n A. H. IAFENC salesman. jcS-cod3m
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REV. DR.. T. V. MCoEE.-A few weeks
since We published notice OF the Illness Oh
Rev. DR.. Moore, pastor Of the irst IreS''s
teriin church, Nashville. one Of the mem
Der. Of the church writes to Us under date
OF May 9Th .,,,
.'Ourbcloycd pastor, Or. Moore, is much
inpro, cd in health. l meet linn frequently
ON the street, wnlkingin hisaccustomcd ana
energetic manner. lie says himself that he
is improving rapidly. He will spend the
SIMMER, however, AS he thinks beSs ana
most conducive 10 his health. -Chr'Sts0n
IAsPr~rEr.
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COAGULINE-thc best Cement for bro
Y ken articles of any dcScriliiou IL rcslSts
heat and cold fire and water: is uGtQuIled for
siren 9Th and durability. For sale bE
l.. WAGNER. Druggist,
Il, ON Sixth and isrna. stree :.
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CARRIAGES. &c.

rHILDREN's CARRIAGES, SILVER
u PLATED ICE PITCHERS and GOBLEISS
WATER-COOLERS, ICE-CREAM FIRE EIERS,
endless variety of FURNISHING GOODS at the
CHINA AND GLASSWARE HOUSE Of
THOMAS X. GARY,
myl9 Sixth and Broad streets.
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The Presbyterian Reunion In Massa

BosTos, June S.-The Old School Presby-
tcrics of Londonderry have unanimously
adopted the rciInion.
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4 RABBlSICAL COMMUNICATIVE two
oldest Jewish rabbits in the United States
Dr>. :. Adler and u. Einhorn, OF New ork
citv-havc issued a call fora Rabbinical Con-
ference for the purpose Of introducing re-
form. The call is aS follows:
"Jcwi>h religious life has in the past
years. under the blessings OF liberty, very
nuspiciously advanced. Reformed Judaism
has become power from which even the
so-callcd orthodox congregations cannot eX-
clude themselves Any longer, and all that Is
required to more firmly establish the MANI
tcnance of this power, and 10 spread 1t IN
more extended spheres, Is the concurrence
Of ikc-thinling rab|is on the principles,
not the form, Of Modern worship, and the
solution OF various practical religious, espc-
cialv marital. questions which concern life
so deeply, and which, in great measure,
are decided in most positive contradiction
against the principles Of reform, ana accord
iug 10 the Schllchan Arllch.
The undersigned beg, therefore, 10 IN
wife their thcologicaily- colleagues
who favor decided religious progress to 4
Rabhiniral Conference. TO be held some
time after the comm" holidays, with the
request to communicate their decision; as
soon rs practicable, TO one OF the under
signed, and, if in the affirmative case, TO de-
eignatc their wishes rs to the time ana pace
of the conference.
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MO EXTORTION.-Imme reduction
~ in the price Of good TEA ut J: 81. ASTHO-
Best Gunpowder only S2 best Japan. Oolong, and
English Breakfast, only S1.3o good Green $3.50.
ment Java, Soc. japanese Fans, which VIII make
double the wind of other fans, and the price Is
only 90c. je0
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COMMERCIAL.
Grain and Flour Market.

CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE,
RICHMOND, June 8, 1863.
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I : BONES PRUNES, elegant for pies.
- je S-1w ANDREWS 81 CATLETT.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-06-03

A SCRAP OF SECRET HIsToRY.-The
Inland Empire of Saturday last has an
editorial article from which We clip the
following:
Senator Sumner can proudly claim
the distinction of being the most prom
inent American citizen to-day. His
speech or the rejection OF the A labama-
Johnsc u-Stanley treaty has set England
atire. The English Press and the Eng
lish Parliament spout it daily. 1t was
a great and grand occasion that gave
birth to this effort. But the speech it.
self was not due entirely to Sumner.
We have private advices from Washing
ton which warrant Us in stating that a
Senate caucus, irrespective OF party,
had resolved to reject that treaty. The
predominant opinion was to reject 1t by
Il silent vote OF contempt. Senator Nye
disliked this mode of procedure and told
Sumner, Chairman of the Committee on
Foreign Affairs, that such action would
seem to be a cowardIy evasion OF the
great issues involved, and he therefore
asked him, as the proper man, to deliver
the opinion of America against England
in the rejection of the treaty. Sumner
thought the ideas advanced good ones,
and asked our great Senator to call
around at his rooi2s and give his ideas
more at length. Nye went accordingly
The two Senators spent two evenings
together. The result was Sumner
speech. We are informed by the same
high authority that Sumner has since
said, in private circles that he was in
deb,ed for the main ideas contained in
his speech to Nye. But Sumner de
liyered them in his own Incompatible
rhetoric, and that's what's the matter
with England to-day.
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a competent engineer, consult with the
Truckee City people, sound the moneyed
men of Ormsby and Storey and report
progress at another meeting. We be-
lieye that the original projectors of this
enterprise, the Truckee City merchants,
purposed incorporating turnpike COM
pany to cooperate with one Incorporated
in this State. This is merely an idea
in the rough, we believe; and is sub
ject to such notifications as will be
for the best. We believe we are au-
thorized to say that the Carson and Vir-
ginia r. r. Co. will lend substantial
assistance to the enterprise. We will
report progress as things advance.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-06-03

THE WHITE PINE NEws.-We are in
debted to Controller Parkinson for a
copy of the White Pine News of Monday.
the 31st instant. 1t comes to us en-
larged and greatly improved. 1t has a
new head-the handsomest ever put
upon a Nevada newspaper. Its con-
q gratulatory" editorial has Forbes
old, pungent, clear grit ring to it..
Glad to see these good signs of pros
perity.
HARTz.-This wonderful " illusion
list" drew another big house last even
ing. His audience were more bewil-
dered than ever Some of his tricks
were perfectly astounding. His "spir-
itual manifestation" were highly en-
tertaining and puzzled his audience
amazingly. We have never witnessed
a more skiIIful performance in the arts
of legerdemain.
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OFFICIAL.
LAWS OF THE UNITED STATES
Passed at the Third Session Of the F6rtieh
Congress.
lOFtICIAL.l

Public Resuution-NO 49,
Joint Resolution relative TO certain purchases by
the Interior Department.
Be it resolved by the Senate and House Of Re p-
resenratIvrs # the United States of America in
Congress assembled, That the Secretary of tin
Interior is hereby directed not 10 receive OF max
payment for three hundred thousand sheets OF
bond paper claimed to have been ordered of the
stationery contractor for the Interior Depart
meut at a cost of twenty-four thousand dollars;
ami also that he withhold payment on any bills
claimed 70 be due to said contractors the sum Of
two Thousand three hundred and eighty dollars
charged and received for printing seventeen
thousand patent heads which work was not per-
formed by them; and also the value Of forty
thousand sheets o. bond paper, at eight cents Per
sheet. now in the custody Of sad contractors.
unless the same is returned and that he also
deduct from their Unpeid balls the amount
charged for goods in such unpaid bills mot i'll
cluded in their contract, above the prices atWhich
like goods are sold in open market.
Approved, March s, 1869.
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Coop THING FOR PRospEcToRs.-Say;
the Inland Empire OF Saturday last:

the Inland Empire OF Saturday last
We are pleased to learn from McCone
Dunn that in few days the small
battery connected with their mill will
be ready to commence operations, when
all miners desiring practical tests of
ores in quantities from 80 to ZOO
pounds can obtain them, or if they wish
they can bring their own expert in mil
ling and test their ore themselves. This
is just what is wanted in the district.
ANY man who wants to know bow his
mine will PSI can row make test Of
the ore himself We have heard it said
very openly here thai some of the old
games have been played. If so, here is
a remedy. Let miners have samples of
their ore worked, and see what return
can be made. Do not condemn any
one unless you are fully justified. Let
Patterson, Kern, Tenn Piute, Robinson,
Sacramento, Snake Mountain, Snake
Greek, Moran, Grant, Pinto, Pancake
and all the other outside districts now
load up a mule with rock from some OF
their best mines, aud bring it in and
have mill test made. show to the
world that you have paying mines and
you can depend upon it capital will
seek investment in your mines. Mills
will spring up as if by mage, and desert
OF silver bricks. The small battery has
pans and settlers, and is complete
mill on a small scale.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-06-03

GOING NoRrH.-Quite q number OF
prospectors left Hamilton yesterday for
Kern District. The ore brought in from
that place few days since, and the re-
ports given by Mr.. Bird being SO favor
able that quite a number of miners have
packed their blankets and grub and
started for the new Silverado. We have
not the shadow of IA doubt but this will
prove second White Pine, if not even
better The ore is unlike that of any of
the other districts, being pure quartz
and no spar whatever. Mr.. Bird informs
US that the lodges are large and crop
out Of the ground from two to ten feet.
The pay is in chloride, bromide and sui
phurets of silver Some of the lodges
contain considerable base metal, while
others have none at all. The mines are
but IL miles from the old Overland road
and are perfectly accessible for large
teams without any road building. There
is plenty of wood and water a. the
mines. We like all but the name
Kern will ruin it.
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Public Resolution-No. %. !

A Resolution extending the time Tor the compile
ton of the first twenty miles Of the Carlo end
Fulton railroad.
Resolved by the Senate and House Of Repre-
sentatiyes of the United State' OF America III
Congress assembled, That in case the Carlo ami
Fulton Railroad Comapny shall complete the first
section of twenty miles ofsaid road by the twenty
eighth day Of April, eighteen hundred and sew
eaty and the Secretary Of the Interior shall be
satisfied of such completion, then the said com
aay shall be eutitle its lands in all respects
aud Il the same extent as it wonld have been had
said twenty miles been completed by the twenty
eighth of July, eighteen hundred and sixty nine,
a. provided hy law relating TO said railroad COM
pany approved July twenty eighth, eighteen hun
dr e / and siNty-six.
Approved, March 8, 1869.