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, 1870-08-01

Et4bblnN AhFays
A stabbinK aygay, About the probable result o.
when there Is 4 vast difference OF opinion. o.
CURED at o'clock yesterday afternoon. i'eAf nv
Bridgeport Glue Wurth Two nltn+ naMeH
Enhfa!m Bruce and John C1ary. hal hSta u go
cfal saloous In tho morning. nnd drAnh ~ iust
enough to make them feel IKE pnnStn1nS 1a,T hnns
sp<,S, In this condition they started !ot nopns.
and NOT MEETING any one who was w!lln9 70 ~
es.e s,isputng ,s to ~ WY W. 1ns
ue.t man. Each maintained thA nc ,ssn.,,r W.,
drew = small penknife and stshbed
Ciatf several ttncs IN the Side and lace Tne ~.
Ter felI 70 The ground and Bruce ran AWAY. some
nannfs who were attracted to the spot TOOK ClAfJ
70 lis home on Archer aFenoe, whesc he Maa ~, ~.
tended to by Dr. Keelc1. Policeman O'AearA was
seut after Bruce. and captured him, and locked
him up ID thc Twenty. .secnnd Street Police Sta
tton- Ii IL impossible to say whether CtarJ Ia
dangerously wounded or not, as one despatch re-
cc,yed from the station zllutted TO sa.d be WA.
and sno,her that he was not The laster u
robaily correct, a. the instrument used Vas ~ y
small to penetrate deep enough to tn3uIc any vl1as
ufE1n-
, 1870-08-01

ccmbs Syrup, Tor diarrhua, sc.. In Children,
whether induced by ieetkthg OF other c21ses, u
The safest acu Lest remedy.
, 1870-08-01

Three Email bova, Alexander Corwin, a&ed
yrars Henry Kaufman, aged II years, and John
O1earJ, aRcd Is years, broke into todneys saloon,
corner Of Ozark and Indiana slteets. early yestef-
drawer. they hid the currency under the slde-
Walk, and told where It was after they had been
arrested. They Will hasc hearing this m.EntnS:
AMI % State street, was broken into yesterday
morning and robbed Ct $50 worth Of wearing hr-
paret
, 1870-08-01
ADJUSTMENTS.
DEARBORN THEATRE.

1h5s exentux Eeavq-rtanec Of the <1e1t
MANNING'S MINSTRELS.
Fiat time ia Chicago, With e!er thing ne~. Of the
txe7ucistiux u1,.Etal buTe-Ine4 the
HAPPY MAN. -
SQCIRE FUR DAY. CITY pAfERS. ETC. ETC.
Flint apt<aFalee In Chscaso OF the sA1oas sang sca
HOGAN and HUGHES,
pASt:INt. LITTLE .>TEyIE t0l: Frs.
All 1hr old favor-tes rrnsIr anil appvsr PEcks1nns
n,rrly neH, tFarkttDk md n nEe6-
Admission q 50, ald - crnIs-
, 1870-08-01

The Deputy coroner held an inquest yesterday,
at No. $50 South MurKau street, on the REMAINS ol
Ryrun Ketley, Who died at tn1, place yesterday
Ahuut week ago. while shifting switch On tne
Chicago. Darlington i Quincy Railroad. nt me
IIalated street crossing, be WIS knocked down ~
incou ptsye and run over, Both legs hal to he
al,puintc1l. and death resulted In c-nseqnence.
The 1urt rendered verdict Of accidental IeAth.
as bell-boy BY the railroad company mentioned
, 1870-08-01

DIED.

Pnper kAAnEinKs Aud Window
shades, lsies; styles. TaiEtz, bEs. R'ass and
brushes, Al T, E. Klghy S. 8 Raylnlna-s.-
, 1870-08-01

Chnrpcd Hands and Eacc~ Cnr~d
br uMng Juniper Tar Salp- Mule 1t CIswelf.
Hazard i CO.. New l0sk.
, 1870-08-01

The o9ctt minstrel in e1i.toacr. From Bryarts
O,srA Hese, New iorS- rn-r ht Immediate direction
aEd rrrtfrtstou Of the eminent cornediAn, Ms, DAN
sKiAST 10 III r.sta.s;:lF t.; sHss.S It sssF{ esosa,-
2e,ed y ta9.t :A,e7:sd b9;tr,9us .st,,ts LnsEnHh
ta!tIsJ. 2: Ks<t. Grsad oEsssssss; ~ Bty.ura W
Ca1nt btI During th< Weck tbe fello-ins herle-,ae
ore1a. xtA = performed: Iassst.a B,rs.A" TIN.
Dan H,y .ntt grat.t & NcE Yak tucsvs. . Il smtet~
The Et7: ussknaa seoo Fly u s1ta1Itei and raAde
f.1feEsrrd tE thts1 over - ,it.ss at h,yautt osEa
Hectc. Aew Saa. * r.ss VIII s.1rteret II The
QttT1 Henke BaI Of6cc At II l. III, Etf1ayt july =:
, 1870-08-01

Heechcr IN Pctltcouts The REV.
crcnd Henry WAra@A Hartford
Freak-1sow lhc Flfssrouth Fsss1o<
Looked III EFsxxed 1aa4r And u
Love OF u fknnnet+
, 1870-08-01

|
| stephen u NscEnrI, 2: Ill as,
Again. secondly, /, i xtll settled that when one
ono a ~ M ~
xrantufs wife: ai,nousn she lid not JON 10 .hei
~, attach 10 tne estate, whether II y leSa! q
equitable. rs when 4. without uile, Conveyed 70
1sats u rurchase ffo@ The government land Of
tee. urou " h:cn patent Subsequently issued to
A, II was held thai the wife Of 4 WAS not doW4nl
| cl this land W0ocy :. Maggie, Is Ill, asa,
II Is true THIS case Is NOT parallel in IT. facts
with The one tefone. me, IN that In WDoleJ u
Masic .hs deed vas tnaae eeiose ne C. sersiaease = M
It par, .oe decd was made at!es the issue Of the
ce.sinc4;e- but Walkcr kinzte. It mast ne
verbal zg7rtnrn1, which Vas pr,or % the issue Of
lie certificate, under an agreement Tor = deed,
aLd thus in equity they stood On the same footing
i ! made contract to convey that Wherein he has!
j no title and the right OF its wife to dover would
seem to te At lcasl no greater than though he h1d
: Inlrliy. Another view Of the facts Is this u
! I has been the Eee1led law Of this STATE, mat =
having tho Contract fo- the purchase OF an estate
assign the sa1pc. aud thea die. his widow WIZ no
{ tx dvwalr If ruch an cs1atc' even II afses snet
Z assignment, the husband aid the assignee OF II.
a contract to complete The Title TO the estate, Ant
S then die, the rule wilt be the sanc-owcn '. ROD
: IN NV Judgment, the eilect OF Ia Framboiset
: deed 10 Walker / hnze. executed after III
IF Issue him Of the certificate ., entry, which err
I
G. | uouIr1ct with the Government WAS but To a2aG
T. | TO Walker i kinxic a1as cer1iacAtt 70 tac e1
tfnt Of the ~ aeEts rnbrAce III The decsA Ccl
fAjn,s OiA ph convey to Walker / klnzie 4 lex
II oniy conveyed the interest which L. ftAuo51s
na.l, WHICH was the title By contract rtletnN u
II th,s h. so uccur!tg 10 Tue ,s,Ettane " sen
| ifniih,us La EY11neptse was not duwabic OF u
I'd land covered by the assignment.
N NSth ,hcst views OF the rights nf the parties,
re follosss tHAt must dtsIuss thtsc fetluuos WI
~ ~ II Mrs In fzaEa,.otse has uever had right
~ ,,nwrr in tnrsr nuds ucrs moi, o1 cousse, ~
n innuile Into the effect Ut her release, elthsl
Of to herself Of As 10 her counsel, whose tnssfes
.f we're sought 10 bc Affected by II ias eeuet " y
I'd Cou,t therefore. Is thst the pennoas sHa n9os
ny w,Ihtn TIC stipulation die be dismissed
certain OF thysE selatla u lots mol eMosA1eu
tho TRACK OF 1au tn question, as = Hnicn ~ -.
sh- lctttnna Will he retsiuesl tot tut1ots ftveeee
re- And that the Ts1t,oneSz pay the tst> 10 oe %Ae
,of ALMOST DIVORCED Rf ACCIDENT
~ AnEusia kuehrr " Henry k'Hattt. 1his p!
~ cctdiuG came into court originally by = ou!
al. divorce The cate went upon defendants della
]ls. 10 the MASTER, Testimony VIA tatcu- and CO
nj r!anant's eoiieitprs were about to take 1ecI
,frf I1tsnytcE tnc honda Ut Ea4srtnaony between
mi parties when the complainant came in 4s1n
NJ her hill. The I'LL wAA Dismissed
ri 1t %<vu,s from the At1dzstt OF couaplanant th
In owing lu tae lf4-trcatneut sccSrlr.i her bJ
r,r hushalt, she ltths s-Fz rutc A1d asat. II,
allu. a:.c, therefore. deaf.d that he should
, 1870-08-01

TOR sALE11pR ExGRANoE-Two Stv:i1R
changed for ne1ehAadtse. 81 ReJpold1 Block,
, 1870-08-01

N1,cs nf freedom Ne1c clbuded IN Amtr1c1- Inc
i.a, ~, ,nye,l him most Int he s4H II not, He
I,, ~, IL Ina xny. he wrought ii bis old tasx4
NM I'D its Wo,k In such nisnler TINT inadeIs,
x.r;uilurr. me iuIeuIwrzie, tne pToraue the lov-
r.. ii ~, azure Ill luunu III hita iayor1te- lie
va. on lac neuu1a,u y,eAk OF bis etniutnce- His
1cu v L. -tl buky ii. creation which was liter
s!is uI.ch.1, tt THE eye Vi the world each week
x.,u while there IN sEht OF Al neiI. tn TIC uidst
nf III. r,+Eetl Greatuess, Ged s4'ok nloa- lie dissd
scd gave no sign;
The cause OF Els death Ia not amystesy. Al has
txvn Aaid. ''Ite hurkett too AA:u And lived tou
l,.t.- Whu t2u feah u ny hah'Is OF nfe witnuui
discovering the evidence u MS fs1l, uni the cAuse
III his premature 1ca1h- temperate, and even
Hh+sfncs4e tsLn breakfast 10 halj At Luur t,ef0:c
a:uuer. Tn,* .ss us woI1ing % ~ t.ns Iae Fur h,urs
.euto :esn .is ~, ~ ,,z ,u,e ~ I h,s "yrk .
aug NE Ae fooA hsatu1 . - ~. 9n $500
nC:.u1anIt ~ ntH1 t,e93u ~ ~ A.41e..a
ehc-1y with ills in.ats aho polt ~ uesset sat long
~ tahle, chiostti NJ cRN* sptnt ~ nou1 ~ .ne
dia~n tupln ~ une @ oons!ussoa @ y, ous ;n
thtn Fssifln9 % ~ s.au. IT. sa9~e"' e'fPeo
brandy aud "1ist cAa! us oeu ut1e ,, am,
IAtCs1x, E4!s uoe nuo AueS nt0 "S.. ,,..
hAl,ltS psssAt uaS . SS.s.4 - = eha1s.-t r1rs
olsen tis aa4ar%.s % s'S & ~. @ .n,i W. ne ,.eIi.r.
Vines CT fIeat ,ss 49,, - =. 49,, ~ -
NJ GAcShu- EisM ,n ~ 1,s t,s, -, I'm ro,,nIIn1
liked, n4d ne - VAL ~ " -. ~ -. 49, ,1,Hr ~ nE ~,
then9- css1nsa t LA II cenn, H.. ~. ~,
, 1870-08-01
BOARD WANTED.
CLAlRVOYAETS.

DpA1p-wASTED, 4 ROOM FOR 4 S1SGLE
Is srptA q n. in . private family, on WMteAa ,r
Giehisan-ava, aesta Of Twelfth Il Adarc+s H. TSupe
, 1870-08-01
SEWING MACHINES,

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nR- MATHEWS AND MADAME NATS.AE
~ elaifvuyapu. LII cksopt,t
, 1870-08-01

WITH 4 VIEW To INCREASE CAPITAL I.
" want 70 correspond with parties wishing 70 1n.t.e
unnuiaesurue bn.ibers IN Chieaka: VIII AfEAnke u
xsasart.t aEaintt lota- AtdE~A + Tnhune usticc.
c.E.-n WILL FURCHASE HALF INTEREST IN
:O.Jl rtt,lliri.d manufacturing l.ts ncss will pay
eEs 1.r msr~' -a!e aaa rG-c. = "a.hinsso'sst.
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ASSESSORS NOTICE.
q. 3. Internal Revenue.

A.IXTH DIVISION OF THE COLLECTION
- District of the State Of Nevads comprising
| the County of Esneralda. Notice is hereby
given that the valuations, assessments and emu
merations of subjects liable to duty under the In
ternsl Revenue Laws Of the United States, made
and taken by NJ. A. Murphy, Assistant Assessor
for said Division. and returned to in the an
nual list for 1870, will r-mein open for the ea-
animation Of all persons concerned for the space
of TEN DAYS from the date thereof, at the Office
Of the Assistant Assessor OF said Division, in the
town Of Aurora, between the hours Of 9 A. VI. and
NJ each day, and that after the expiration Of
said ten days, to wit on the Goth day of April,
A. D. 1870. at my Office in Virginia City, Nevada.
1 will receive and determine all appeals relative
to erroneous ami excessive valuations, assessments
or enumeraiions made and taken by said Assistant
Assessor. All appeals 10 the Assessor aforesaid
must be made in writing, and specify the particu-
lar cause, matter thing respecting which de-
cisi. n is requested; and shall moreover state the
ground or principle Of error complained Of
WARREN +. MYERS, U. :. Assessor.
Dated at Aurora, April, 1870. npl2 1od
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@SAIIO
BIDS AND PROPOSALS

NOR THE Err CTI0N OF STATE CAPITOL
Il Building at Carson City, Nevada, Will be re-
ceived by the Beard # Capit,l Building Commits
soners in accordance with Plan ami Specifica-
tons ado pied by said Beard; which Plan and Spe-
efic ,tions will be ready Tor inspection on and
after the 18th Instant, at the Office Of the Con-
troer Of State, at carson City. Nevada. and at
the Office of Joseph Costing. Esq, Architect, No
Post street, San FIR inciseo.
said Bids ami Proposals will be received for
idorg the whole or any part # the work, OF
ting the Capitol Pudding. which is to be To-
Gated on the centre Of the Plaza. in Carson City,
and the furnishing Of any all the materials re-
qured in its construction, with the exception Of
the stone, VIII en- will be Furnished by the State
of Nevada, at its quarry at the State Prison
All Bids and Proposals must Come within the
provisions of an Act entitled IAN Act to Provide
for the Building of State aptol at Carson City
approved February sd lse9, and must be adj
dressed to the B GARD Of Capitol Building Commits
sionet- at Carson City Nevada. endorsed Bids
AMI Proposals for the erection Of the State Capital
Building and will lie received by said Bard up to
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SHoorrss ArrRAY RENO We find

Shooting AFFRAY AT RENO We find
tie following in yesterdays Enterprise
+" A telegram from Reno informs Us uba,
a serious shooting ARRAY occurred 10
Phibb's billiard saloon. on Virginia
street, about Z o'clock last evening, re.
sulting in instantly killing j. II. Miller
and seriously injOring Henry Pbibbs By
George Routh. ROuth and Miller are
both shoemakers. Miller who had been
on a spree, had some words with Routb =,
who drew u pistol and fred at Miller,
hitting him in the breast. Miller then
ran behind the counter and Routh fol-
lowed him up. % the fourth shot the
bullet struck Miller on the nose, pas sing
through the eye and killing him almost
instantly. Phibbs was hit accidentally
on the third shot. The ball is supposed
to have passed through his bowels. DR..
Fredericks, who is in attendance upon
him, has no hopes of HE recovery.
Routh was arrested by Deputy Sheriff
Edwards while in the act of firing the
fifth shot, and conveyed to jail. Miller
is married man. Pbibos is a man
highly respected in this community"
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II REPORT TELLS TIE TRurH Virginia

Ii REPORT TELLS THE TRUrH Virginia
has been guilty of . miserable dodge to
interfere with the voters of that State.
A law has been passed compelling each
voter to put his name upon his ballo,
before it can be voted. This, of course,
is intended to destroy the secrecy ofthe
ballot, and, no doubt, to embarrass the
iiliterate whites and blacks. The House,
says the Washington correspondent of
the Chicago Tribune, has . bill before
it, framed to cbeckmate this Virginia
movement, regulating State elections
and protecting the secrecy Of the ballot.
Such . measure, uniform in its charact-
er, is greatly needed.
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CHUNKs OF TRurH are those which are
thus reported as falling from the lips OF
Bro. Hepworth:
Rev. Mr.. HepwortL, of Park Avenue
Unitarian Church, preached on the cor
ruption of the times, and alluded to the
hanging of Reynolds as an evidence that
justice could te really done on a crimi-
nal provided he had no friends, votes or
money to bny his way ont of the clutch
es of the law. At Apollo Hall, in the
evening, a crowd assembled to hear
Wendell Phillips, Julia Ward Howe and
William II. Claiming speak on Reform
ed Christianity. Senator Revels occu-
pied the platform at Plymouth Church
with Beecher at both morning and even
ing service. In ST. Beruard's Catholic
Church prayers were offered yesterday
for the repose Of the soul of Jack Rey-
nolds, executed on Friday At each Mass
the officiating clergyman asked that the
pra, ers Of the congregation be offered
for the repose of his soul, and the re-
quest was responded to devoutly.
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Bully Fos BADLAM. Supervise
Alex. Badlam Of San Francisco 10 sh,
author of the following, which wer,
|intfodueed 10 the attention of the Boart
of which he is . member . few night,
since: - -'-'-. ''' 3.
Whereas, Days Of public Thanksgiving
and praise have been customarily ap.
pointed by lawful authority in acknow.
ledgement of special Providential mere.
les, in commemoration. of the victories
of national arms, of the retreat and the
abatement Of pestilence, fAmines, fires
and floods therefore, be it
Resoived, That the Mayor of the city
and county of San Francisco be hereby
prayerfully requested to appoint day
of public thanksgiving, on which all
honest men, without distinction ofparty,
may betake themselves to the customary
places of worship and thank God for
the ultimate and complete extinction,
without benefit of clergy or the hope OF
of the eighteenth session
of the Legislature of the State OF Cali
tornia, began on the first Monday in De-
eember, A. D. 1869, and looking ms
though it would never end.
The resolution was laid on the table.
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TAKE WARNINGS!

THE v. 4 T. X. r. CO. ARE ANXIOUS TO
1 take due precaution against accidents and
loss Of life resulting from the running Of their
trains; and they take this method of warning pa
rents and guardians against the dangers attending
the too common practice If children playing about
their and locomotives. Those having in charge
.the business of the Company find it impossible tn
PERsu boys. no frequent the termini and stop
piLg places Of the { sd from climbing upon the
cars aud engines; and they will feel themselves
Obliged to resort to decided measures if these
annoyances are continued Recent ACCIDENTS,
which wholly ascribable to the earelessness OF
persons i'll jumping on and off the cars when in
motion, should be warning enough in themselves
II. NJ YERINGT0N, Superintendent
February IL, 1870. If
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CoLcRED MES REGISTERED. - Two
colored men appeared in the Office OF
County Clerk Brown this morning and
applied to have their names upon the
Great Register, Is legal voters of this
county and citizens of the United States
of America. Mr.. Brown being present,
be registered the applicants on their
complying with the usual form required
The names of the newly made voters are
Henry Yan,es, aged six'y.two years, a
native of Kentucky and Robert Chris
topher Ferruson. aged forty years and
a native Of Virginia. In justice to Mr..
Brown, the ever gentlemanly County
Clerk. We will soy that he offered no
opposition to the registration of the men,
and also it would be we'll TO state that
he knows nothing of the ridiculous card
which appeared in the Reporter few
since. until be read it in print.
Record, AprI llh.
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ras NAN cArrror rIA1s.
CAnsoa CrrY, April .l3, 1877

CARsoa CIrY, April Is, 1870.
Eprros APPEAL For the 6rss tint
to-day I saw an article in your issue Of
March 30th, purporting to be written
BY one John Calvert, . brick layer, in
| reference to the State Capitol plans.
pronounce the whole publication base
| falsebood.
The facts in the case are - follows
The said Calvert proffered to take my
plans and deliver them for me to the
Commissioners, as he was going to Car
son City to gain information in regard
TO materials. assented. After be had
them 10 bis possession. and upon his ar
rival 10 Carson City, he erased my name
as architect and namber of my office
from said plans, and substituted his
name in pencil and then presented them
to the Commissioners as his plans.
The Commissioners desired some aitera-
tions in the same, and Calvert returned
TO San Francisco with them and en-
deayored to have them altered, aud
without my knowledge, by one +. U
Korn, then in my employ He refused
to do il, giving MS his reason he was
WOEhIu2 IOE mc. auu.SCutu nv w ~
Calvert then had 10 alternative but
bring them back to me. nt which time
they bore no name; and when ques-
toned him as to how my name came off
the plans, be replied that Mr. Curry.
who also had a plan to present before
the Commissioners, agreed with him
that the names shoald be take1 of both
plans before passing them over to The
Commissioners. which was very u sstis-
factory reason TO me. After having
made the alterations suggested by the
Commissioners, l then r@insrated my
name on said plans. then charged
Calvert with presenting them IN his name
aud as his plans This was done in the
presence of two witnesses, when and
before whom be denied the accusation,
saying: 81 did not. sir" then re-
marked, Well, | will send or take
hem up myself"
I further state that the said Calvert
never had any agreement with me,
= hereby be was to be in any way in
.erested in, or benefited by, the said
plans. JOSEPH GOsLING.
Architect, No. Q, Post St, San Fran
:isco.
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ASSESSORS NOTICE.


E-NFrH DIVISION OF THE COLLECTION
L District Of the State Of Nevada, comprising
the Counties Of Douglas and ormshy. Notice is
hereby given that the valuations, assessments or
enunierations Of subjects liable t. duty under the
Internal Revenue Laws of the United States. made
AM taken by J. A. Burlingame, Assist Mt Assessor
for said Division and returned ne in the annual
list for 1870 will remain open for the exaIaina lion
If all persons concerned. for the space Of Ten
DAYS from the date hereO'. at tie Office Of the
Assistant Assessor Of aid Division, in the town OF
Carson, bv;ween II hours Of 9 O'Clock A. N. aud
P. N. each day, and aft. the expiration q said
ten days, to wit: on the 18th day Of April, A ID.
Is70, at my Office in Virginia City, Nevada, will
receive and determine ali appeals relotive to eiro
excessive valustiois, assessments, or emu
merations made and taken by said Assistant Asses
sor. al appeals to the Assessor, aforesaid,
must be made in writing, and specify the particn-
lar cause, matter or thing, respecting which De
csiou is requested and shall moreover state the
ground or principle Of error complained If.
WARREN 4. MYERS, U. s. Assessor.
Carson City, April IL, 1870. iod
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AvALUABLE DoG.-A physician residing
in Andover, Massachusetts,, gives the fol-
lowing instance Of canine sagacity:
to see a patient living some distance from
town. During my visi. daughter Of the sick
woman drove up, whereupon her husband
exclaimed: "The dog did reach her after
ALL" On asking foE an explanation he told
me that having no one to send for his
daughter be had sent of at noon, on that
same day, his little black-and-tan terrier
dog. with note fastened to his neck, simply
saving: go, sir, to Elmira's.' At 8
o'clock the little fellow arrived at the daugh-
ter's house, having travelled . distance of
over seven miles over an exceedingly tortu-
Gus route. The daughter recognized the dog,
house at o'clock.
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A DsNocRATIc DECISION. Ohio
Judge has decided that disabled Union
soldiers are not entitled 10 6 vote in
that State. The telegraph says:
CISCISslII, April IL.
Judge Mckenzie decided the Mont.
grmery County election case to-day in
favor of Reese, on the ground that the
Republican candidates. majority was
made of so,es of;pmates Of ths National
Soldiers Home, and that :te latter were
not citizens of Ohio, and had NO right
10 vote.
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Thursday, April 18th, 1870,
10 O'cicck A. NJ,

A sufficient Bond, 10 be approved by the Board
Of Commissioners, will be required for the faithful
performance OF all the contracts entered into; said
Board reservng the right to reject any or all pro-
posas offered.
Any further information required outside Of the
Plan and Specifications. may be obtained by ad-
dressing J C. HAZLETr. Esl at Dayton, New.
j. &. HAZLETT, President.
+. STArTguLLgs, Secretary.
Carson City, New, March 1lth, 1870
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New IssuE OF BoSps AND NoTEs.--
New York dispatch of April 18th says:

George B. McCartee, Chief of the
Bureau of Engraving and Printing, has
been in this city for several days, EN-
gagged in procuring stock and additional
engravers to forward the completion OF
the United States bonds under the pro
vision of the Funding bill when it be
comes law He will Issue on Wednes.
day next !, 900. 900 new ffiy cent notes
at the Treasury Department. This new
noe bears upon its face likeness Of
the-la,e Secretary Stanton. The paper
is Of . new design and said to be proof
against eoun;erfei.ing.
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ALLOWED TO REsIGs.-CoOk, the Ii.
bidinous preacher, his been allowed to
resign from the r,in;.ts. Of the Method
ist Church. He ought, rather, to have
beea sumnArily castirreu The service.