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Public Reso,at;on-No. %.
jy1 law-l1w
July 9Th, ISL

Joint Resolution directing an inquiry into tie
loss Of the United States steamer - Oneida
Whereas. on the twenty-fourth day II January
last, the United States teaIner 90 Oneida - when
leaving the port OF Yokahama. Japan, came IN
collision with the Bfiti, Peliinsuar and Oriental
mail steamer - Bombay" and sunk almost ia
stautlY with the loss If nearly all htr ccers an
the greater part of her men: and whereas IL.
Navy De- aFtIGent has been unable. in answer t.
request of the Honse of representatives, 10 con-
nuicate any detailed or satisfactory infJlinstiu,
touching the circumstances the loss beyond is
ex tent ana the number ofcasualties: and wherea.
IT appears that full and impartial End satis-
factory investigation has been III de into tie
canses of tie disaster, inso the Conduct Of tie
parties implicated in it Therefore,
BE it resolved by the Senate and House Il
Representatives of the United states OF America in
Congress assembled. That he cret2ry of III.
Navy shall, with the least practicable DELAY
order inquiry 10 be made into the particulars
of the loss of si United States steamer Oneida.
and Of her officers and men. including the suist-
quent conduct Of the captain Of the steamer
bombay, - with view TO ascertain the RESPONSE
bility for the collision by which she destroyed
and for the de>truction If life which ATTENDED the
catastrophe, aid make report IF the sane 10
Congress.
Approved Arril I. 1870
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TPubEc No. ST.

IN Act 10 Authorize the Burlington and EiSsouri
River Railroad Company, or its assigns, to
change the established line Of said road in the
ststr If Nebraska.
BE il enacted by the Senate AMI House Of Rep
resentatives Of the United States of America in
Congress assembled, That the darlington and
Mississippi River Eaiircad COMPANY. or its a.
Signs. IN the State Of Nebraska may 50 far change
the location Of that portion of its line that lies
west OF the city of Lincoln said State, shown
by the map thereof now file il the General
land 0lfce of the United States so as 10 secure a
better and more practicable route, and 70 con-
nett with the Union Pacific Railroad at
EGe Fort k.arney reservation, said new line to be
located within the limits of the land grant made
by the United States to aid in the construction:
Provided, however, That sad lire shall not be
i.catel further south tina the s. tlIcrn 5orndi-
IS line Of township number seven, in SAID State,
aud sail change shall not impair the rights TO,
nor change the location If the said iani grant,
ami the said company. its assigns. shall receive
~ different OF other or greater quantity OF land
than if this ac: had not passed, and no change
had beea made in the located line of SAID railroad.
Approved. Nay q, 1870.
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FPubi:c-No 81 7

An Act declaring the consent of Congress to the
erection Of crib in Lake Erie by the city o
Cleveland, Ohio. Tor the protection of an inlet
led hy said city.
Re it enacted by the Senate ami Eouse Of Rep
resentstives OF the United states of America in
Congress assembled, That the consent Of Congress
- hereby given to the City of Cleveland, in the
county Of Cuyahoga and state Of Ohio to erect
sli maintain in Lake Erie. ar such distance from
the shore thereof may be necessary, crib fir
the protection vi inlet shaft for under lake
water works tunnel about to be constructed for
the purpose of supplying said city with pure
~ater: Provided, That said crib shall be fur
.....s.si with a beacon-iight which beacon light
shall be kept lighted at all such and hour.
the light on tho pier AZ the entrance of Guy a.
AGgs river
Approved, April Is, 1879.
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An At unkisg ayprvpsiafions fbr the support d
the Military Academy for the fiscal year end
ing june thirt;eth, eighteen hundred and sew
enty-one- ~
Reit enacted by the Senate anil House Of Repre-
eentafives Of the United States of America in Con-
,-e-s assembled. That the following sums t-- and
the sane are hereby, appropriated GU: Of any
money in the treasury not othei wise Cpfiated
FIR the support of the Military Academy for the
year ending the thirtieih of June eighteen hun
s!reti and seyenty-one:
Err additional pay OF officers. md fJ- pay Of in
s-ractOrs, cadets. and mu.lcans, two hundred and
i've Thousand tw hundred and ninety three dollars
and twenty cents.
For clerks to treasures, one thousac fvei hun
dTei iniisrs:
For contingent expenses # ,he departments of
Mathematics. artillery. cavalry aud infantry.
urilan-e and suune y, practical engineering. civil
and military engineering, natural and experiment
al phiio>ophy, AMI compensate ion 10 attendant,
three thousand three hundred ard fifty dollars:
For n-x press typ. and materials for office,
and dplOmts for graduates, one thousand three
hunireG d0ilrs:
FOR transportation. twelve hundred dollars:
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pubiic-No. p /
Approved. Arril I. 1870.

An act prescribing the duty Of the Secretary
the Treasury in certain cases therein named
re if enacted by ;he Serate and House Of Eey-
resentstives Of tie United States Of America N
Congress assembled, That whenever any Stat.
shah have been, may lie. in default in tie pay
mert Of interest or principal on investments in
sto Ks or bonds issred Or guaranteed by ouch
State and held fy the United States in trust il
sh Il. be the duty Of tie Secretary of the T, easury
t. retain the whole, or SO much thereof az ma
be necessary. Of any moneys due on any accoun,
ply the same to the payment Of sueh principal and
interest, or either, to tie reimbursement, with
interest thereon, OF moneys advanced by the
United States on account of interest due on such
stocks nr bonds.
approved, March 25, 1870.
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NOTICE
To All owners o. Lots in
Dayton. EyOs, County,
Nevada.
One Year in which TO File your
Claims,
From Cu1v7th 1870

NOTICE IS IIEEFBY GIVEN THAT I, VII
~ LIAM HAYD6N. Judge Of the Fourth judi
cal District Of the STATE OF Nevada, Trustee fur
the Owners of property in Dayton. Lyon county,
Nevada, under an Act Of Congress entitled =. An
Act FIR the relief Of the inhabitants If Cities
and Towns upon the inb.ic Lands, az
proved March >, 1867, have reociv ell Patent
from the United States : the east half the south
east quarter of the n0rthwest quarter and the
half NJ the southwest quarter If section twenty
three: the northeast quarter Of the northwe-:
quarter and the northeast quarter Of section
weutysix, and the southwest quarter IF section
tWenry-f ur ; and the northwest quarter Of the
northwest quarter of section twenty five in Town.
ship sixteen. north Of Range twenty t2l) east.
III the District Of lands sui irct to sale at Carson
City. Nevada, containing eight huHdl ed and forty
acres. Pateut dated Nay 10th, 1870. And all
persons owning lots parcels of ground in said
town site must within ore year alter the frst
publication Of this notice file with ne at my oficv
in Dayton, Lyon county Nevada, written deserip-
ton and claim Of the tts Of land owned ella med
by them or they Will be rever barred Of any ri1h
or interest in law or equity IN or to such lot.
parcels Of ground remain urc aimed 8f,cr II
exiirati n Of such period # enc year.
WILLIAM HAYD0N.
District Judge, Fourth Judicial srict, Nevada,
Trustee.
July 9TH, $50. jy7 lsw-l1w
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Ans. whereas the sail additional articles have
BE- duly ratified on both parts. and the respective
FtiifisstionS Of the same asve been exchanged
Now. therefore. be il known that j, Ulysses s.
Grant, President Of the United States of America,
have caused tie said additional articles 10 be made
Fslniic. the end trt the sane. AMI clause
and arfic thereof may be observed and fIlnl!ei
with sooi faith by the United States and the citi-
Gems thereof
In wituess whereof have hereunto set my hand
ami caused the seal IF the United States to be af
81
-,sae At the citv Of Washington. ills fi.th day Of
YehTuaTy, in ths year of our Lord one thousand
eight hundred ART seventy. and Of the indepeui
-,fce of the United Sta,es the Iire;y fourth
.-..L- U. S. GRANT.
~ tho President:
uA,nLTpN FISH,
Secretary of State.
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Public Resolution No. Al

4 Resolution in relation to settlers the late
Sioux Indian reservation in the state Of Mime
snta
Resolved by the Senate and House of Repre-
-.;itarives OF the United States of America in
Congress assembled. That the act of Congress
approved March sixth. one thousand eight hun
tired and sixty-eight. entItl.d a. An for the
relief If settlers the late Sioux Indian Eeser-
-ation in the State # Minnesota be. and the
ia hereby, amended as to allow TIE
settlers therein provided for until the first day of
March, ammo dOInini eighteen hundred and
-nty ere, in which to make proof and payment
'r their claims
pproven March II. $50.
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A PROCLAMATION.

~ the President of the United States Of America.
Where's q convention concerning the ciriz n
ship of emiSrants between the United States of
America and the Grand Duchy Of Hesse, was
concluded ard signed by their respective pleaipo-
teniiarfes NJ Dsrmsta1t. on the first day IF Au-
gnst one thousand eight hundred and sixty hit,
which convention being in the English and ter
man languages il VOID for word A FLOWS:
In witness whereof have hereunto set nv
hand AMI caused the seal Of the United States 10
b. affixed.
Dine in the city of ashington this thirty first
day Of August, in the year Of our Lord tn, u
-sni eight hundred and sixty-nise, anu of the in
dependence of the United States the ninety iouT th
U. :. seal U. :. GRANT.
BY the President
HAMILTON FISH, Secretary Cf State
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IN THE PLATTER OF THE ms-

1 Tate # Isabella Clifford deceasei-;n Secona
JnIciai DistEicr Court. ermsby uoCnty, Stare of
$eval,--Nntire is hereby given by The under
-gnei, eSerufar Of the last will and testament Of
i-a.eil CisJrd decreased, to the creditors II and
-, per-.iIs having claims tinst the said d. ceased
.xhib.t them, with tlie necessary vouchers
'giti.ia ten months after the fist publication oil
;hs notice, to me. ut the oifice o. A. c. Ell $,
La, in Carson Ii.y. A q. CLIFfORD,
Ex.euts.r Il the last will and testament 81 Isa-
i.ia Ci1..d. deceased. Aw
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Notice to Creditors.


NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN DY THE UN.
dersignei Administrator of the above IA ed
estate, TO the creditors Of and all persons having
cis. against sid deceased, "a exhibit the same
with the n-cc sixty vouchers, within ten months
from, the rub alton If this notice, to the under
sirnsd ~ tire Nevada Eoiel in the town of Genoa
D,,IsIGs County, Nevada
MATILDA ROACH.
AiuiioistTs.rix.
Genoa al .u,y, 1870.
CLaYTuN DAvI s. stt,ys for Adm-x.
is25-t~ss@
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County Treasurer's Report

To the Hon Board of County Commissioners Of
Gfrn,by County. State OF Neyadt:
Geutlemen-Herewith L submit my report Ct
the business Of the Treasurers Office for the six
months ending Jnne 30, 1870.
My last senli-annual report, dated January 81,
1870 showed cash on hand in the different funds
,,,i lac,.rul.er INFll flllpYs:
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SUPPLEMENTAL ASSESSMENT FOE 1869.
| In fi.a report fer the half year ending 3lst De
cenlber, 1862 it was stated that the Supplemental
Assessment Roll for 1869, embraced property val
ued 81. 6l. the taxes thereon bei.g $, $40 81
appert.oHed as follows: To State, $3.50 Il; to
County. Sc, rs 81 and TO the ire Department,
SIG 81 Upon account of this assessment there
has been paid on account Of State and County
taxes S:}3 so. ana account of the fire bepart t.
ment 81 being total of So 30, and leaving due
upon that roll the SUN Of S. 904 81. apporton.d
as fellows: To state. Sl,5s5 -: 10 County.
So 204 90, and 10 the Fire Department. slll 81.
on the 18th February last, The scarf: of Co,nmis-
sieners passed IesolIIion by which it was
ordered that the entire supplemental assessment
for the wear 1869 be. and the same Is hereby,
stricken out aud RENTED" But the state au-
thorlties obiecting to such action by the Board.
instituted proee dnss in the supreme Court to va
cate such order which have resulted in a late de-
cSion ly the Court that the action OF the Board
ia thus RENTING the whole of the Supplemental
Roll was unautho,ized and their order declared
void. What proportions of the present Celinquen-
cies upon that roll, and the additional 10 per cent
thereon will be hereafter collected depends in
great measure upon the further action Of the
Beard and of the District Attorney in reference
thereto. The collection Of the amount due would
he a great benefit t. the County finances.
DELINQUENT TAXES.
No payments have teen made into the County
Treasury since the 1st January last upon account
Of the delnquent taxes Of 1863, or OF any If the
previous yeaIs During the first half of 1863 there
were 81 $50 6I besides the additional 10 per cen
turl. paid in On account Of the delinquent taxes
Of 1905.
The balance on hand on the 1st January, 1870,
n
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To the Board Of County Commissioners Of
Orni>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 Both
June 1870.
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1xEyrs MAZE pU1IyG THE SIX MONTHS.


Official evience has been fled in this Office that
all sums due from the County Treasurer to the
State up to the 14ih une 1870, baye ben pro-
perly accounted for paid over by the County
treas urer. and that officer has the State Control
lars certificate that be has been discharged from
| a Il liabilities up to hat dite.
| The payment of 81, $50 y from the Redemption
Fund efiecte the purchase If II old interest bear
ing warrants the principal Of hich was = 81 60
aad upon which the accrued interest amounted to
ST. III US making total l-b;edrese Of S3.14l 6S
aud being "A saving to the County ct $50 10.
There being the required amount IN the Fail
road Fun, the Board and the Virginia and True
kee R,iroad Company made an agreement under
hich early in January III It company in considera
tion Of tie advance payment Of six Thousand sly
hundred and fifty dollars, Surrender ed Coupon No
belonging to each Of the Bonds issued by the
County 10 the Railroad. and payable on the 1t Of
June amounting altogether TO the sum Of seven
thousand dollars thus electir a saving Of $3.50 TO
.he County. In accordance to law the balance
remaining in the Kali; DAD Fund was, as before
stated tran ferred 10 the General Fund.
INDEBTEDNESS.
The floating debt on the LIST January. 1870, was
stated to be 81 81; l. and sir-ce that date he al
lowed claims payable cut Of the usual funds have
49,, fall
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Currency has been SID for coin as follows:
$50 % at SEC. netting 1892 40. Loss % 60
Account County Bu ldings Repair Fund
Coin has been slli for currency as follows:
s. 40 19coinfr =, a25 81 currency. Gain $50 03
Acct INT Redemption Fund.
soii 90 coin for 500 % currency. Gain. e5 81
Account General Fund.
sII3 "a coin .or Sl3i 81 currency Cain. q So
Buying SISn 12 currency at SIC.
BuYi S2,GS9 Il currency at sSc.
The receipts from Miscellaneous Sources
came from the sale f coin for currency.
Al Of which is respectfully submitted.
III. s. MASON.
ire surer 0rnsby County, State OF Nevada.
Carson City, July An, 1870.
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FRoCEED1NGs
OF THE
UNION REPUBLICAN, STATE
CENTRAL COMMITTEE.

! At meeting of the Union Repull;can Sratr
Central Committee, he at Virginia City June -.
1870, it was resolved iii It state Conversion #
the National Union Republican Party lie held a.
/ WEDNESDAY,, SEPTEMBER q, 1870,
To nominate candidates .rr the ftlloaing ofices
10 wit: Governor, lieutenant Guvernor, Repre-
sentative in Congress. Justice Of tHe supreme
Court, Secretary Of State, Attorney General.
Treasurer o: State, Controller OF SElte, Surveyor
General. Superintendent II Public instruction.
State Mineral gist and Cerk Of Supreme Couri;
and the transaction ct such other business shall
properly come before said Convention.
On motion, Resolved, That each county be
titled to one Del gate at large, one f3r each on-
hundred 600 votes, and one TOR each fraction
fifty t51l cat for the Republican Presidential
Electors at the election OF lists
ON motion, Resolved, That recommend 20
the several County 'utral Committees that tie
Primary Election Of Delegates to both State aud
County Conventions be held on the 18th day Il
september. i>1o, and that ~ "a d e .cti2n one DEL
egation be elected T. the state Convention and
delegation to the County Convention.
un motion, Resolved, That = voter at the Union
Republican Primaries sha IossesS the t,'llew.nr
Qualifications: He sAlii be a citizen II the United
States and o the state Of Nevada; he shall AT the
time of voting at the Primaries be qualified
electer and registered ter Of the Precinct
which he offer, l. vut-; he shall have voted the
Union Republican Ticket. State and National ut
the General Eiectii II af Now mber. A o. lSGs
or would Lav- done - had il he possible vote;
he shall saenlnIv pledge h'rn-e f 10 vote for the
nominees Of the Union E"puoiictn party al tie
General Election in November, 4 D $50.
Resolved. That Ne recommend To the several
County Central COMMITTEES that the day II tf-
Primary election FIR Delegates 10 the several cur-
yentioas, the people be requested 10 express their
preference IN The candidates for the several Offices.
state and Comfy, by a direct vote.
Delegates are apportionei % the several Ccuntie.
a follows:
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To enable the Treasurer TO make payments in
the kind of money required by the nature Of the
claims it becams Necessary either to convert
coin - into sscurrency' or s. currency" into
| :. coin :" which done with tho following re-
suits
Loss to Repairs Fund by sale of currency.Is 30 60
Gain to Redemption Fund by sale of coin... 495 O3
Gain 10 General Fund by sale Of 90 So
Gain .oad Fund by sale OF con..........-. Fl IS
The gain to these funds is the amount previously
reported as :. Miscellaneous Receipts. and
included In the appointments n.ade to the proper
fpnl
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SANL D. KING.
County Auditor.
Carson City, 18th July, $50.
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Joint Resolution directing an inquiry into tie
loss Of the United States steamer - Oneida
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y. 4. II. BALL.
Chairman Nevada State Central Committee Ma
tiJuai Union Republican Parry
C, c BATTEHEAS. SecTetaTy-
June ., $50. ii
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S @,S . S,2lz Sc

At stake, pledged for the faithful performance
of their nTracts with the assured, deem il
neither legitimate, honest or honorable to gam
up of
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Out of the Genersl,Fund ,3:3 81
Ont Of the Contingent Fund 40 81
Out of the Fire department Fund. 10000. 653 Is
cut Of the Z. .ad Fund 1,I16 20
Out Of the Eepsirs Fuud. 81 IL
Out of IL e Tea urer Salary FUND.-. $50 &c
Cut of the judges salary Fund...-..---. I 80 90
cut of the Railroad Fund .............. 6 $50 90
Total ALLOW ances 81 ,GoS Il
The paynacn Is from the several funds have been
before mentioned ard tr.e following statement
shows the amount Of the claims against the pres
ent funds remaining unpaid Oh tie lst July, 1870:
Against General Fund................. ST.. 945 -
Against Contingent Fund ................. 3 so
against Fire Department Fund.....-..... ae4 65
Against Road Fund ,063 IL
Present floating Indebtedness. .....$1A. 7lS 90
County bonds have been issued to ~ Virginia and
Truckee Railroad Company for tie sum Of $a0o,
600.
The principal Of the old interest bearing IT,
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At meeting of the Union Republican Sratr
Central Committee, he Il at Virginia City June -.
$50, it was resolved that a state Convention #
the National Union Republican, Party lie held a.
ELK.
WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER q, 1870.
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RECEIPTS.


From the lst Of January TO the S0th June. $50,
the payments into the County Treasury have been
as fJiiows:
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Laid on the Shelf.

i The election of Vance over VIM. A.
Graham was the death knell of Mr.. Gralium's
political career. After having written d
letter that he. Mr. Graham, would serve the
people if elected Senator, and that he had
no doubt but what he would be relieved
and allowed to take his seat as Senator, to
get only ten votes in caucus shows that
the Grahams have had their day. The mis-
take in making color the div. ding line be-
tween the two parties will not soon be for
gotten or forgiven. a-.,
VIM. A. Graham, intellectually, stands at
the head of the Democratic party in this
State. When he took Vance away from the
Union men in 1868, he laid the foundation
of the Democratic party of to day; and
having entered into all the battles which
have been fought, lost and won 10y that party,
he was more entitled to the position of
United States Senator than any man in the
Democratic ranks, save and except Gov.
Bragg. What Mr. Graliam's feelings must
he at the course of the Legislature, and that
at a time when the Democratic party is just
gathering up the seins of power and expect
"a, long and successful career in this State.
to be laid on the shelf-pushed aside
made to take back scat-and man that
he almost made, inferior in brains inferior
in position inferior in dignity and stand
ing-is elevated to position and influence
at Mr.. Graham's expense, is hardly i'm
aginable. The truth of the matter is, Mr..
Graham has been repudiated by his party.
He is no longer wanted except to plan and
work in the ranks. He cannot lead. Young,
vigorous, active, men of to day must take
his place, and the ,Washington-like states
man of the Old North State must retire to
private life and remain ohscured until called
to that Home where there are no ungratcful
politicians. y --'..-