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The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-08-16
PRocEEpIxGs OF The REPUBLICAN
UNION CENTRAL COMMITTEE OF
ORMSBY COUNTY.

At meeting Of the Republican Union Central
Committee of oIm-hy County. held in Carson
City Saturday, August Is, 1870. pursuant 10 a
call e the Chairman, the following proceedings
we're had
". u Torreyson, proxy for Raht- VI. Clarke.
PROXY for W. ID. Key ser. admitted.
". j. Hamilton elected to fill the vacancy
caused by the removal from the state Of Z. NJ
Chaplin.
Tue following resolutions offered and
adopted:
RE-oLvEp, That County Convention of the Re-
publican Union Party Of UrnIsby County, be held
at Carson CITY on
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50
Y. A. II. BALL,
Chairman Nevada State Central Committee Ma
tionaI Union Republican Pariy.
C. c. BATIEEs.S, Secretary
June p, $50. ID
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OF THE
UNION REPUBLICAN STATE
CENTRAL COMMITTEE.

At meeting Of the Union Republican State
Central Committee he d at Virginia City June 23,
1870, it was resolved th,t "a state Convention Of
the National Union Republican. Party be held at
ELK. on
WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 81, 1870,
To nominate candidates Cor the follow ing offices.
to wit Governor, Lieutenant Governor Repre-
sentative in Congress Justice of the Supreme
Court Secretary Of State, Attorney General
Treasurer o: State, Controller Of State. Surveyor
General. Superintendent Of Public Instruction,
State Mineral gist, and Clere OF Supreme Court:
and the transaction of such other business as shall
properly come before said Convention.
On motion. Resolved That each county be
titled TO one Delegate at large, one for each one
hundred 400 votes and for each fraction over
fifty 800 cat for the Republican Presidential
Electors at the election of 1sdS
TN motion, Resolved, That we recommend to
The several County C-ntial Committees that the
Primary Election Of Delegates TO both State and
County Conventions be held on the 18th day Of
September. $50 and that at SAID election one del
egation be elected IL the State Convention and ole
delegation 10 che County Convention.
on motion, Resolved, That voter at the Union
Republican Primaries shall possess the flowing
qualifications: lie IN Ill be citizen of the United
States and OF the State of Nevada he shall at the
time of voting at the Primaries be a qualified
electer and registered ter Of the Precinct in
which he offer, t. vote; he shall have voted the
Union Republican ticket. State ard National, al
the General Election Of Nov, mber, A. q. 1865
would hav- done 50 had il be n possible to vote,
he snail solemny pledge h'mse TO vote for the
nominees If the Union Republican party at the
General Election in November, A. ID. $50.
Resolved. That we recommend to the several
County Central Committees that on the day Of the
Primary Election FIR Del. gaies to the several con
venious, the people be requested to express their
preference FIR the candidates for the several offices,
state and County. by direct vote
Delegate, are appoTtioned 10 the several Counties
a follows:
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THE TIGER =!

THIS Is To INrORM THE PUBLIC THAT
/ the nndersi sn,d has opened a priva.e game
at GIBSON'S SALOcN-the New Saxorac.
aui2Aw W. II. PIERCE
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,.xx,rx,s n.1K pUsIxd TIE SIX MONTHS.


Official evi ience has been fled in this Office That
ALI sums due from the County Treasurer To the
:, ate up 10 the lash June. 1870, have zen pro-
perIy accounted for or paid over by the Cou:ty
treasurer and that officer has the STATE Contioi-
lor's certificate that he has been discharged from
a. liablitie, up 10 hat date.
The payment of s., 456 - from the Redemption
Fund effected he purchase of II old interest bear
ing warrants the principal II h'ch was - 81. o.
I'D upon which til accrued interest a'ieiiHteu %
81 III OS making t"t. iud-btedne>s 81 sal %
and being .aving to the IDuh,y 1t ESQ 40.
There icing the requIeo amount IN thr rail-
road Fupi The Board and the Virginia and true
kee X iiroad Company made an agreement nn1er
which earl, in January tn company in considefa
tim Of tie advance payment OF SIX Thousand siA
hundred and fly du!iaGs, surrende. ed Coupon No
I belonging to each Of the Bonds issued by ,he
County 10 In. Railroad, and pa, able IN the ist 81
June. amounting altogether 10 the sum OF seven
thousand do lars thus eecting 81 wing Of 500 10
The County In accordance 10 law the Dtiahce
remaining in the Rail Dad Fund WAS, as before
stated tran ferred to the General Fund.
INDEBTEDNESS.
The floating debt on the LIST January $50, was
star Ell t b- SIl 81 Il. AID since that dale he al
lowed claims payable out Of The usual funds have
h.a., foil
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County Auditors Report.

To the Board of County Commissioners o.
Orn,,by County
The County Auditor has the honor to make the
following Report as to the fiscal affairs Of the
| County for the six months ending on The 3oth
June, lSiO.
l. SUPPLEMENTAL ASSESSMENT FOR 1869.
| In the report for the half year ending 3lst De-
eember, 1859 il WAS stated that the supplemental
| Assessment Roll for 1863 embraced property val
ued at Slu1 Oh the taxes thereon beiag ,9}o 70
| apyvrtioned as follows To State, 1880 Il; to
County, So DDS 81 and to the Fire Department,
| SIG 81 Upon account of this assessment there
| has been paid on account Of state and County
| taxes SS3 SO and on account Of the Fire Depart
ment 81 being total Of SIS 80, and leaving due
upon th,t roli the sum Of $500 80. appurti"n-d
as fellows: To state, g., SIS %; to County,
81. 2OI 60. and TO the Fire Department, STA 81.
On the 14th February last, the hoard OF Commas
sioners passed a resolution by which IL was
ordered that the entire supplemental assessment
for the year 1869 be, and the same Is hereby,
stricken out and RENTED" But the state au-
thorities Injecting T., such action by the Foard,
cal pr,ce d,nSs in the supreme Court TO va
cate such order. which have resulted in late de-
cison Nv the Court that the action Of the Board
in thus remtting the whole of the Supplemental
K ia was uuauthurized aud their order declared
void What proportions of the present .einquen-
cies upon thai rll and the additional 10 per cent
thereon. will be hereafter collected. depends IN
great measure upn the further action Of the
thereto TIL. collection Of the amount due would
be a great benefil u the County finances.
DE INoUENr TAXES.
No PAYMENTS have t.e-n male into the County
Treasury since the l>t January last upon account
II the telinquenr taxes Of ls6s, or OF any 4 the
previous v-.rs During the first htlf Of 1863 there
were 81 5Ss CT besides the additional 10 per cen
INN. piid in On account If the delinquent taxes
of 1895.
The balance on hand on the 1st January, $50,
ErcEfPTs.
From the LIST Of January To the ,0i June lS'o,
n rr,vun~o,, info tbs Co anty Treasury have been
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Saturday, September II, 1870,

At L. O'Clock VI to nominate enc state Senator:
three Assembt,men: one Sheriff one tt easur-
Recorder one County Clerk; one As
SCISSOR; one district Attorney three County
Commissioners; one Public Administrator: che
County Superintendent Of Public Instruction:
one County Surveyor 'ne Justice Of the Peace
and one Constable tor Carson Township Jus
tee of the Peace and one Constable f,r Empire
Township; and a County Central Committee Of
five.
RESOLVED That the apportionment Of Delegates
to the said County Convention lie as follows:
Carson
Emplre :
RESOLVED. That the Delegates TO the Repubh-
can Union State Convention to be held at Eiko
Wednesday september 81, 1870 be appointed
follows:
- Empire - OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
bTChsHNh
1oth
RESOLVED, That the primary elections in the
L
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dsbtedness Of the County now payable only
through the operation Of the Redemption Fund.
exclusive Of the interest accrued there n, was
stated in the previous report a. being on the LIST
January. 1870 81
And ~ g., 81 60 Of this amount has been purcha-
sed since then the amount Of the old claims,
exclusive Of the interest thereon, is there
fore. 81 ,563 u
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Public Resolution-No. Is.
jy1- 1aw-10w

Joint Resolution directing an inquiry into the
loss of the United states steamer . Oneida
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1870-10-13
Selections.


DO not fear 70 be Singular, sni DO
not aim to be odd.
Nothing 50 arduous can Be proposed
that it will not be easy TO You If sonr
mind be applied to it.
Pale Death strikes with an impartial
foot both the huts of the poor ami the
palaces of the kingly.
He who, outside Of pure mathsmatic-
pronouuces the word impossible, lacks
prudence.
Goethe say- that we ought 10 conform
to the world in trivial NATTER. in order
that we may more successfully oppose it
in subjects OF vital import.
1t is better to eudow one man. who
Will work - tie Father work, than
hundred charities.
TO deny, a. Peter did. j. bad; bus
not 10 weep bitterly, a. be did, when we
have denied, is worse.
If the proud man could only zee abe
vacancy his death would make, be would
not be so vain of the place he holds in
life.
As flame touches flame, and COM
bines into splendor and glory, 80 is the
spirit of man united unto Christ by the
Spirit of God.
Christ is almighty, and therefore per
fectly able TO restore lapsed powers, root
up inveterate habits, and impiant heaven
ly tempers.
1t is heaven upon earth 70 have .
mans mind move in charity, stin Proyi-
dence, and turn upon the poles OF truth.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1870-10-13

The whole amount of bonds outstaE ding, re-
deemable in 1871, is S450,500; of which S398,-
500 were issued prior to the passage by Con-
gress of the legal tender act
1t is held, by recent decision of the Supreme
Court of the United States, THAT the provisions
of the legal tender act are not retroactive, anf
that debts contra ted prior to its passage are
payable in coin.
The coupons on these bonds, due last June,
and yet upaid, amount to &, $50 !; of which 81,
920 have been presented and demanded IN COIN
in which was declined-snd the same
are now held by the parties, awaiting the action
of the Legislature.
respectfully recommends prompt recoeni;
ton of the authority of the Supreme Judicial
Tribunal of our country. by an enactment au-
thorizing the Treasurer to pay in coin, that
portion of our debt falling within the scope OF
the decision referred to
The Treasurers estimate OF expenses for the
year 1871, amounting to $599, ,406 is made upon
a currency basis; 30 that if provision pc made
for payment in coin of the bonds alluded TO, II
will be necessary to add to the estimate an
amount sufficient to cover tie probable pre-.
MUM on gold, when needed: This IS estimated
at about SCI, ,O0o assuming the value OF gold TO
remain nearly as at present.
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8utIamd 1aily Aera1d

PUBLISHED EVERY MORNING
Foot of Center ST., Herald Block, Rntland, Vt,
TERMs:-$s 90 a year-$4.OO for six months-s2.oO
for Three months-or IS cents month";
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HENRY CLARK, Editor.

TERMs:-$2.5Oa a year; 1926 for six months inva-
riably in advance
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1870-10-13
RUTLAND VT THURSDAY MORNING. OCTOBER 13, 187o

elected Lieutenant Governor Of the State
of Vermont for the two years ensuing.
The Committee further reported:
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asutland agefklu 5)erald.

FOUNDED IN l794.l
Now the largest weekly in New England, pub
lished every THURSDAY morning.
Foot Of Center St., Herald Block, Rutland, Vt
TUTTLE & COMPANY, Proprietors.
GEO. A. FUTILE, A. II. FUTILE, nc. rUrrLE'
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DIsBURsENfENTs.
For debentures OF General Assembly,
1869,
House of Representatives, 233f5 GO
Miscellaneous, 2,G35 60
Council of CensOrs, I'd and
Sd sessions. 1861 90
--------$ IS, ,7o7 60
Extra State pay of s. per N OIL tn, S,6l4 s.
Allotment pay Of officers and soldiers, 5,3Ol GO
Court orders, So 43S 81
Auditors orders, 1861 II
Disc unit on taxes allowed Collectors, 16,705 13
Suspense account on outstanding checks. II O.
TemI orary loans paid, 1l9 500 90
Vermont bonds redeemed, 81 600 90
Less registered certificates
Issued, 81 500 90
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Balance in Treasury, Sept. 1, 1869, S3G,931 81
Vermoat Bopds in the Treasury, u 500 90
Amount of Sinking Fund, 1921 02
Income of Agricultural College Fund, s 15l co
'''I bate, 5lIC. 'N' - ''-' ''= - 218 90
License fees from Foreign Insurance
ComUanys, 4i6 20
Received from sundry raIir ads for
Commissioners salary and expenses 5i6 -
Temporary Loan of 1864, 600 90
Temporary Loan of 1867, II 50o 90
Temporary Loan of 1863, 100000 90
Ralance of State Tax for 1865. S3.934 %
Amount collected on State Tax for 1869 511, AIS 81
Heceiyed from other sources. 1914 IS
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CURRENT LIABILITIES.
Auditors orders outstanding, esti
mated by Auditor. $2,0I7 A.
Due to towns. u s Surplus Fund, 1l,176 Is
Agricultural College Fund, GS 4C
Towns interest on surplus fund, u 9f
On Al otmeut Accounts, 4j5S q
Extra state pay 171jS 4g
Outstanding checks, 1877 u
mated. 1000 OC
Coupons Of II bonds unpaid, 1880 OC
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The estimate for the year 1871 should, there
fore, be $659, ,406. Inasmuch as we have reason
to expect that the grand list of the State will
be increased, it is hoped that the tax required
to meet this estimate will not greatly exceed
the tax of last year.
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DdIdHCt III ITtdSUFy, aIJ'o.o -
Due ON Tax OF 1869, 5,54o 81
Excess of resources over liabilities, S14,120 o.
FUNDED LIABILITIES.
Under the authority of the act OF 1867, certit-
Gates of registered loan have been Issued
amounting to $2i7, 500, of which $4,000 have
been redeemed, leaving $238,OO0 outstanding
September 1st. 1870.
The total of funded debt, including coup on
bonds and registered loan, is as follows:
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TERMS $3.50 PER ANNUM

Sanborn of Lyndon, Drake of Royalton,
Deane of Bakersfield, Carpenter Of Reads
boro.
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FOR TREASURER

JOINT Assembly declared That
JOHN A. PAGE,
having received majority of all the votes
cast by the freemen of this State, is duly
elected Treasurer of the State of Yer
mont for the two years ensuing.
The Joint Assembly, having concluded
its business, the Senate withdrew.
On motion of Mr.. Houghton Of Stam-
ford, adjourned.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1870-10-13

Funded debt outstanding, 81 0G2,500
ESTIMATED CURRENT EXPENSES FOR 1871.
Extra state pay and allotment accounts, so, 90
Interest on bonds and loans, 65,1OO
Other State expenses, 100000
Funded debt, due June 1st,
1871, $45a,500
Less amount sinking fund, l96,194 $1,000
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# On LIEU UIENANT GOVERNOR.
Whole number Of votes returned, 45,4l1
Necessary for choice, 22,706
George N. Dale has, 1882
Morillo Noyes has 12,007
Scattering, %
Majority for George N. Dale, 1908
And thereupon the President of the
Joint Assembly declared that
GEORGE N. DALE,
having received majority of all the votes
cast by the freemen of this State, is duly
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AZ EkNOON
Mr.. Pingry presented, on behalf of the
committee to nominate the standing COM
mittees, the following list of names, and
the persons named were severally elected /:
Finance-M Messrs. Gardner, Hill Martin
Judiciary-Pingry, Dickerman, Bailey,
Carpenter, Ross.
Claims Merrill, Hastings, SAKE, Ken
nedy, Lynde.
Education-Benedict, Collamer, ,Grandy,
Horribin, Hartshorn.
Agriculture-Brownell, Browne, Niles.
Manufactures SAKE, Dewey, Cotton.
Elections-Eddy, Abel, Hibbard.
Military Afairs-Grandey, Benedict,
White.
Roads Dickerman, Camp, Eddy.
Banks-Hastings, Copeland, Abell.
Land Taxes-Lynde, Morton, Dewey.
Printing-Camp, Hartshorn, Cotton.
General Com Zee Merrill, Ross, Gardner.
Federal Relations-Collamer, Carpen-
ter, Bailey.
Highways and Bridges : Copeland,
White, Brown.
Rules Heath, Grandey, Miles.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1870-10-13

BY Mr.. Wood of Fairhaven, That so
much of the Governors Message as re-
lates to taxation be referred to the Com
mlttee on the Grand List; adopted.
By Mr.. Wood of Fairhaven, That a
committee of five be appointed by the
Speaker to inquire what changes are rem
dered necessary by the recent changes in
the Constitution of this State, and to re-
port such bills as are necessary to conform
the statutes to the changes in the Consti-
tuition adopted.
By Mr.. Henry of Chester, That so
much Of the Governors Message as re-
lates to the subject of Education be re-
ferred to the Committee on Education !;
adopted.
By Mr.. Bromley of Pawlet, That so
much of the Governors Message as re-
lates TO the attachment OF property, be
referred to the Committee on the Judi
ciary adopted.
By Mr.. Page of Hydepark, That so
much Of the Governors Message as re-
lates to jails be referred to the general
committee adopted.
On motion of Mr.. Page of Hydepark,
adjourned.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1870-10-13

Messrs. Poland of Montpelier, Morgan
of Rochester, Graves of Bennington, Mud
gett of Cambridge, Crosby of Brattleboro,
Hitchcock of Pittsford, Brewster Of Iras-
burgh.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1870-10-13

ESTIMATE FOR 1872.
Extra State nav and allotment accounts, $4,000
Interest on bonds, 5000
Interest on loans, &C.. 1,5OO
Ordinary State expenses, 2700g0
Sinking fund for bonds due in 1874, 100000
s4f5 300
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The Governors Message.
Genaeo,s,s Of the Senate and House Of RGpr,

Gentlemen Of the Senate and House Of Represen-
tGtiUeS:
Our reverent thanks az due to Almighty G d
for the blessings of health and prosperity, with
which he has crowned the year that has elapsed
since your last Annual Session.
IL seems fitting, that IN the name Of the peo-
pie wha he so ably and faithfully e'rved, /
should advert to the great public loss our Stat'
has sustained III gig IL h of ll... q Governor
Washburn. The spread grief It occasion
ed Is still fresh. The loss OF pubic servant,
upri hit, ia thful and capab e, 70 arnest y de
voted to the best interest of the State, is in
deed irreparahle W. may find some sol zee in the
thought that he lived t. meet the approval
which his eminent services meried, ana that
bis public and official life, henc efJrth part OF
our history, is worthy ever to be held in CRATE
full remembrance.
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Reduction Of City Car Fares.
FROyN W.ASHI.NtI TON.
The Funding Bill.

The Funding Bill.
Special Despatch to The BueHiTU Telegraph
WASHINGTON, May 17-The Ways and Meaus
Committee agreed to-day TO postpone the con-
sideration of the Funding bill for one week,
owing to the contemplated absence of General
Schenck, chairman of the committee, who pro-
poses visiting his home. strong pressure is
being brought to bear by the administration for
some sort of Funding bill. AS there is no
prospect of the bill being Immediately taken up
by the House, the committee will not be in any
particular hurry to report it. 1t seems to be
well understood, however, that funding bill of
adjournment.
The Georgia Case.
The Reconstruction Committee agreed to-day
to bill for the admission of Georgia. 1t is
precisely the same as the bill originally reported
from that committee with The exception of an
amendment authorizing the Governors of Geor-
gia, Mississippi, and Texas to organize militia
force for the protection of citizens.
metaI Coinage.
The Committee Oh Banking and Currency has
agreed to report Mr.. Potters bill providing for
redemption of the base metal coins, such as
one and two-cent pieces At present the Gov
ernment is not bound to redeem them or receive
them in payment for taxes.
The Tax Bill
reported yesterday abolishes the tax on gross
receipts. Under this head street railway cars
were taxed one-eighth of one per cent. on each
passenger and were allowed to charge one cent
additional fare. 1t is expected that they will
lower their fares when the tax is removed
This was one object the committee had in view
when agreeing to this section, so as to allow the
masses of The people cheap transportation.
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FROM THE SOUTH.
Mass Meeting mt Charleston.

CHARLESTON, s. c., May 17.-One OF the
largest mass meetings ever held in this city took
place last night, under a call for citizens of all
classes, colors, and political parties to inaugu-
rate movement for retrenchment and reform
in the State Government. This was the first
occasion in which there has been cordial poll
tical eommingling of the white and colored
citizens of Charleston.
The officers of the meeting as well as the
speakers were both white and black. mixed
delegation was appointed to represent Charles
ton in a Reform Convention to be held in
Columbia on July Is, to which the orher coun-
ties are invited to send delegates. Great enthu-
siasm prevailed.
General Conference of the M K. Church.
MEMPHIS, May IA large number of reports
OF committees of no general Importance were
introduced and laid over.
The memorials from Louisville and St. Louis
in reference to the removal of the Book Concern
were reported back for action.
After lengthy discussion they were with
drawn, the Baltimore delegation insisting on its
removal to that city in a protracted debate
during which DR.. Bond, of Baltimore, intimated
that the Book Concern, like an old ship, if
moved would fall 10 pieces; that its condition
would not bear investigation, which was re-
PEELED by Dire. Bedford and Green. The whole
question was finally referred to special com
mittee of nine.
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FROM VEW YORE.
smuagled Diamonds.

New YORK, May IA Swiss, name uu-
known, who was agent for Wheeler * Wilson
at Rio Janeiro, was arrested yesterday evening
by Custom House Inspectors Chalker and Has
tings, at No. 26 East Thirty-ifth street, with
100000 of smuggled diamonds in his posses
sion. He was last evening brought before U.
S. Commissioner Belts and held ip $4,000 bail
which was furnished, it is said, by Wheeler &
Wilson.
The Government officials tried to hush the
matter up, and United States District Attorney
Phelps, who has charge of the case, at fest
boldly denied that any smuggler had been ar
rested, and then refused to give any information
about it, on the ground that the interests of the
public required that it should be kept secret.