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The fourth annual excursion snd picnic Of Cal
vary {ERlsconaD Parish and Sunday School, VIII
be held on Friday, July Is, at the heautifal village
OF Lake Forest. A dne hand Ut music will be ln
attendance, and every arrangement for the cuu-
Fentence autl pleasure OF the eLcu1slonIstS, The
train leaves the Northwestern depot; corner Of
canal EanM ana kinz!e si1eets, at O'Clock q. m, and
evening" Adult tickets, 81: children's, Is centa
IThere VIII be grund union excursion and
basket picnic to haywood {tcn miles from Chlca-
go). to- morrow, by The Ids Street. Dickson Street,
central Fatk, aud Bethany Mission Sabbath
schools The train leaves Park Station, corner
OF Reuben anu klnzle strecis. ut 5:i5 IL ILL.,, stnp-
ping at 1tohey street and Western avenue Adult
tickets 80 cents chidfcns tickets 70 cents. !nciud-
Lug Ice Cream, may bt had at the cars. ALI are in.
yte 10 take trip to this pleasant suburban town.
THE lirst nnntal picnic Of the Western Ayenue
BAPTIST Sabbath School will be given, To-day. at
ThntGler Oroye, the cars leaving klnzte street at
III 9:!a a. M, and Western avenue at 30 The ar
raDsculcnts arc perfect, and the picnic will be a
success
The proposed picnic Of the Third Unitarian
Church l. postponed from Wednesday until Satur-
dug naxt.
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PaniceStFuck ReNntys-Et in a terri.
Eic shock to charming w0n1an-fndeed, to any
FonGn-tO lEd that her teeth are " beginning to
ga" Never viii any human being who uses the
fragrant Soz0lcnt make that discovery,
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NfhFAA-y~-nsY

Meteorological record for July II, 1870, as report
cd By J. G. Langguth, j., opttcian, correspondent,
TO ahe Smithsonian Institute. The small letters
are the Initials for the wor1ls !" vocr1nRr 34 gen.
lie, -" hlgh,h dry moist atmosphere" !" " ran #
and :" SNOW -
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( Pimp1e9 Removed and the Skin
sactured 1J CSwen, Iazaru L CO, New YORK
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MARRIED.

Paper HahgtnKs and Window
shades, latest sty?es. PMgss. oils, glass and
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County Court.

ADMINISTRATION.
Estate OF Henry @. D'EverA Administration
Ernntet. to Hcartette DEverB under bond Of $90,
100. Deceased left q stock Of drugs and house,
estate valued It $4,000, and surviyors, lie widow
and three children.
WILLS Tu0vED.
Estate Of Jane Murray. VIII proved and lcttera
testamentary grAntcG to Ann Wilde under bond
Of $1,000. ........
Estate OF James O'Brien. VIM proved AMI let
terd teatameRtary granted TO John Keiily under
bond Uf s2.0Gh.
DECLARED ISs0LyENT.
Estate OF Joseph J. Souttcr. Declared insoly-
tht
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IONHF8.
The Board Of Public Works yesterday onenel
the following bids for raising school nouses, one
Ut tue corner OF Wentworth avenue aud Twelfth
Street and the other near Ilalsted street auI Canal
port avenue ]. 8. Mc1ntire. to height NOT ex-
ceet'ing . feet, 800; Houinsworth 4 Houghlan,
1900 each, same height; T. =, Fristed CO.. $3.50
eaca. height not exceeding Il feet No award was
dsrlug clYoouFnc place, from Ciybourne avenue to
Elsto1 road, wns awarded to;D. Barsicme, Mt the
following rates: Cutbing per llneal foot s.; grad
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DIED.

W. -~~~s-~- ~-o~~->- -~(-e~-~~-r-
EEWk1RK-on Monday. July II, 5ss1n;e l., aniy
child Of George md Helen II. Newllr, ascd months
and T. dnye.
Funeral Eervices ttis afternoon Mt O'Clock, ut 80
BcldCn avenue.
tGhAshR:s R July 10 a5s NJ. lsaac N,
Funeral from hi. rnrentt rceidcnce, No Is Sixteenth
strst. on Tuesday, the 18th lnst., at 10 q: nj.
FRIENDS And acquaintance OF tho family respect
fully iurftGd to ntfcEd
!IAYDEN-At ~ Calumet avenue. July 2, n cholera
nfantliH 1casr b. daughter Of H. ID. and r. j. Uay.
der aged months md 81 days.
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tkSpnldlBEHa 9slNE,ss NO vVell.reRg,
htct. family will be without it.
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HES1NG-WE1R-On: the 6th irteint, Al the Church
Of the Ho:9 Gross, Butten. By The VERY Reverend
Father Lyudon, " G.. Washiigtfn Hrsing. EA1 Or
Samuel Weir, Eel Of New HaEc1. =
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MINIATURE Al6ASAG
CHICAGO. July 1a,
Sun tfaos.. Z. m. Moon 1scs ,,.,7 ;13 r. H.
Sun ..'.7s1 MSGn ss 1sas 4 n
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80 a11E10IJET CUTOFF G2AVKL m
sf5;5SsS a1IsS.a = 1Sny peqs.a
0S e1S - ~ thr eutie yard. Gfce III South
GtarfsH.s a = Ro6ms. JOH5 4cCAf4RRY + co.
r.op sIE1 NEW SAFE, CHEAP EOR GASH-
r Cau oe addres. u Aealeeo q. hoo9 !.
WDsl load Bess heaeet Ppfee1sqa bay, Apply ~ In
81 ~ " Waehtnsso1H
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INSTRUCTION,

MAPLEWO0D INSTITUTE FOR YOUNG La.
1l dies. ritttela Mass-Lon8 established and prog
Porous: solcs attention to its unTivara advantages
cin21,
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COTTNYRY REAT. ESTAw

- VODIS n T IGI1Ex1 Xs31ANNs
DOR RSALE-ETEGANTR RESIDENCE IN KBLOrr,
Wiz. lin Settlement Of csthte1 Ampls srptinIs,
well supplied With eTry variety Of frt and Ornamental
ttce The place 10 Try eonvcn'ent Chnrrhe1 Coucse
hea!thulncss II Bsest anyisrpassed Tlfta zains
dAitFy 70 Chsa9o, ~ hours' ride. Apply 10 Wak- C..
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TO RENF-STORES, OFFICES, &c.
ITO RENT1!SECoSD FLOOR OF NO. 10 STATE
Apply to HERRING l. CO.
ITO REST-HASKMKNT AND OURTH FLOOR,
VIII l4sge ot'iee on ground loE Rent to con,ncnce
qtiTE On Premises, g South Vater-st. Of EEESSINE
ITO REST-A STORE N SOUTH WATERST.
L between State and Waba.h-ar, five storieb and
bH.e1ncnt. sonc front Inquire at "a South Waterst
RIO nENT-A IslCs ILlT7.E oIUKE, AND FIX
J. turce for snlc- Apply Ut 166 Statcst-
ITO RENT-ROOMS AND STEAM POWER AT
the cheap Planning MIL {3s to rs South Wr1ls.st
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BOARD WANTED.

B0ARU WANTED.
RoARDITHE ADVERTISER rs a LAWYER
he1c from An adjoining State where foE af:een year
Tue leading religious deroiu atons, /. greatly inter
ss,ed in Sunday Ssbeols and ~ nnse 91cf lansle
It's OVID members. Would furnish roomk including
riapo etc. Price Of litto aecuunt Address A LAW
YER, Chicago Post Office.
pOARD-AND TWO FURNIsHEO ROONs CAR
- pete) wanted BY Ksnti-na.u. wife. and tnu chill
arcns IN p,s.tc family Whers n there are ~ .tasE
time: refe1enees ezchansed- Addrcts, stating terml
and location, S ". 375 Ful.on-5t-
pOARD-A YOUNG FRENCH DOCTOR WISHES
Dbeafd and room In exchange for leaeens Latin aad
French. Address II. e. dc HLuEHY, Tribune ot1tce,
fnrt t1~n 1,vA A11Ir
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The use ana bLe.t ot anetilcr dep.rtaeat Of the cit
ea asee If Il iii s T. veil vii 10, g % remind hel
oTabe tsas nc Ms:.J & y 5nst new e.
81 x1en. e?asas il so.t .i.s = sn.i5
s;s;. as 9. .aa HRa as:s . e
s ~ M e 81 CT d sas sas
ssssTuss LIT IN ~ it I, %a,nl & e
sSesi = E. & sis "a
Stnss e M ' M a. hoasd sse
offer fos she :ay !. IL sy ia dos. 70
q. sSs 4ssa;,;599g e 4; a.
inland near the e,rni and rptt ralsble past II th
70 dc eeu".i us .b.aSen91e1s 20 tia:''ps; : f. i
(: * +, las s.ss isas !: ss ss
s ss 1ss e sas nn..e IL
PIprs;,y stess Es.ssn xhy ~ r.. more building
laii, prvtt sk4i4s1 he .ston Il your eneran1s Iody
= Z II II H. h1ai1ss Z, e. F5 e e. ls. asa
po-ed upon slr4n. tary cauaot do less
TWAS laid over.
70 SALOON EKEPKRs.
The following, from the Mayor, WIS read:
ID e. ~ ss It. T. = g 9.eS
regard to allowing Tehstez cs1tain saloon licenses
and would ssk thst the orde9 Be .seed for th.
1rG1e That Ill pceona who took Ont SALOON license.
On OF alter 0ctuher L. t69 mad 5oTt Janu2rJ 1852,
le .uoxti Elto to al who took out ealoo9 1lcenscs
Cd -; 1nd 70 all who teok out saloon HccoBea after
April ie9. and hefoIc July L. 166s. he allowed a57;
End - apr!y their 1nheA ending July l, 1E5O Fro
Hded That they m4kr 1HdAvit that Iley hsvo not sod
Liquor without license than three days Immediate
y preceding the date o the HccuSe expiring july ls11
The order NaA pazsed.
RAILROAD DIFF1CCLI1ES
The Board of Public Works repottcd that 1t had
levied assessments, last year, for nllpg and pay-
tng Archer avenue, from StAte street TO Halsted.
For the improvement the Joliet and Chicago Rail,
road WAS 8sse6sed &17- -50l.53 the entire esdm2led
cost Of paving the street from Grove t. Ha!sted
street which assessment the company declines u
nxy. The r,.tlrpad track, however, occupies only
palt uf the aTeaue, about 9le feet while the ordi
n7nce snd assessment include the whole OF ths
avenue between the streets. some $50 Ieet. Their
Is no track between Weaver and Halsted streets
The estimates were on the basis OF cost Of e 2
Der squerc yard for paving, tne pEce be!ui
considerably In .eIcees Of 6clu&a cos& III
tween Grove street aud Ogden Slip on tae avg
me has been pAved at a cost OF FL per SquAf
ysFd. The rest Is not al under contract, oat n n
cost will not exceed Ele0 per square 5aIo. u U
railroad slsal pay its share Of the cost Iae cen
nany make proposition fur the settlement {
lhsir assessments, and also for tner glAeantee
Ips1ntatp the pavement Of Archer avenue, pe
tween lialsted and Grove 5t1eets, Nneu once 1aie
The proposition OF the company g:
Ftrzt. To ply $4,000 IN fl1 settlement iof N
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-04-10

Coop FOR NEw YoRK CRY. Says thu
telegraph unjer date of New York
April 5:
The Tweed City Charter passed the
Senate to-day by u vote Of 80 against 2
1t now requires only the signature o.
the Governor TO become law. The
City Election Bill which passed the
Senate to-day is very stringent. lnspec'
tors found guilty OF violating the Law
are liable to Imprisonment and TO civil
disfrancbisement. Special guards are
provided against repeating false regis
tratiOn.
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SSAHSD
BIDS AND PROPOSALS

NOR THE Err CTI0N Of >TATE CAPlTol.
L Building at CarsJn Ivy. Ney,di. VIII be re-
cei,ed by the BuarI # Capit,l Building Comnis-
siuners in accor,:arcs uIth a Pan ami Specifics-
ton. ado te,i by said b ard; which P.sn and spe-
c.fic tons will be IL i"r Inspection on and
after the 18th Instant the ''illce of the Con-
troIier Of State, at ars "a City, Nevada. and at
the Office of joseph G '-i : 81, Architect, No
Post ~treet, an fr So
said Bids an PiOlo--t4, viii lie received Tor
idong the whole any part f the work, OF
GREETING the Capitol Funding. which Is 70 he lo-
Gated the centre Of tile Plaza. iii Carson City,
and the furnishing If any ali The materials
quiIed in its construct ION with the exception Of
Tie stone VII en- will b furni-be hy the state
OF Nevada. at lis qua. +, al the stale fri-Ia-
All BIDS and Pr,p's is must c thin the
provision, Of an Act entitled An act Provide
for the Building al u State apt a at Carson CITY,,
approved february 81. Is 9, au'i iaU-t lie adj
dressed To the d GARD If Capitol B!i-ng toInniis-
sioner, at Carson City, Nevaaa, e1'ulscd Bds
AMI Proposals for the erectio.4 Of the Sttfe Capital
Building, and will be received by said Beard up To
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-04-10

| REFERRIxe to the thirty.seven'h ruiz
of the Senate, which pro, ides that wher
the President of the United States shall
meet the Senate in the Senate Chamber
for the consideration Of executive bust
ness the presiding officer Of the Senate
>hall have a chair on the floor, be con.
sidered as the head of the Senate, and
his chair shall be assigned to the Presi.
den. of the United States, the Pittsture
, Commercial says:
One can hardly imsginea more COM
plete or satisfactory answer to those
critics who have b-en so clamorOu- in
their denuneiaiions of General Grant for
his attempt py personal conference to
influence Senators in favor of the San
Domingo treaty. Clearly, when tins rule
| Was dopted. it u SIS expected that the Pee
sideui wOald unite with the Senatein de-
liberation upon executive business. No
fact in our early history is better atte>ted
than that General Washington used oc-
cnsIonaily TO be present in the Sena'e
when par icuisrly interested in the mat
ser under consideration. And We do
n { hesitate to say that the President
ought sometimes to be present there,
and that advantage would probably ac-
cruz from the meeting. both IN the fac.
Il,tat,ou OF executive nusiness aud ia the
maintenance of more perfect sympath,
between tue branches of the Govern.
ment
With the entire approval of these
censors, General Grant nigh, have in
siied all the Sena ors at once, or in
parties often in accession, TO the Whi'e
House, and nigh, have dined and wined
them, and there have put forth all his
Influence 10 induce them TO adopt his
viex of tre.ty. All this would have
heea perfectly in accordance with the
fitness of thinys. But because avow-d
Iy and openly, in the face Of the word.
he went 10 a committee roam near the
Senate Chamber and held interviews
with members, General Gran, is charged
with violating precedeuts and the pro
prieties of his high position. Such
carping is truly contemplate. 1t is,
however. also almost frighIful as an IL
lustra,ion Of the insbili'y of a rather
numerous class to look al the acts of the
Chief Magistrate of the nation from any
other than d merely partisan point Of
view.
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A SIGNIFICANT MovkMSXr in the Bri =
fish House of Commons is tbat Of Tay-
10. of Leicester in favor of a bill! pro
viding for the payment Of members Of
Parliament. Uuder tue present custom
no pay is awarded. This, of course,
initiates against poor men-virtual'y
excludes such from Parliament, in fact.
1t is good sigo tina, Gladstone supports
the proposed measure.
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RELATIvE SIZE OF WBrTE PINE Towns.

RELarIvE SIZE OF WHITE Pine Towns
The White Pine News of April 9th give:
as the following information
Hamiton has the largss. population
OF any place in the county Treasure
City, second; Shermanrown, third
Egan, fourth; Spring Valley SHERMAN
se,tlement) fifth /; Step,oe Valley, sixth.
Cooper District is in Nye county Sac
ramento on the line, bu, no population;
Robinson is headquarters for Step,oe
Piernout will vote at the Sherman set
,lementin Spring Valley; Kern can vote
in Snade Valley, or the settlers of Snake
Valley within this county, can vote at
Kern. The settlers of Newark Valley
can vote at the mill. Nearly or quite
all the farmers in Rcbby Valley are in
Elko county.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-04-10

San DOMINGO is to be annexed by joint
resolution-so we judge from the fact
that Ben Rstler has introduced such a
resolution into the House of REPRESENTA-.
tives. This mode of procedure would
do away with tie necessity Of the rati-
fica;ion Of the treaty which h.ugs FIRE in
the Senate, and is justified by precedeot
Texas being admitted to the Union by a
joint resolution.
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TIE AMxNpNENT IN SAN Francisco -
Says the telegraph under date of San
Francisco, April s:
SeTeral more colored persons applied
for registration as voters day, but the
County Clerk, John Hsnoa, Who is a
Rspub lean. declined to act until the
opinion of the ATTORNEY General was
received.
That is a strange course for Repub-
iicar to pursue.
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CHARLES DICKsNs.-Says a dispatch
dated London April D:
The news-yenders held their annual
dinner tits evening. Charles Dickens
presided, bat on taxing the chair in re.
Spouse TO vehement cheering, said such
enthusiasm was unaccountable for on
any other theory than that all present
believed be had once ridden in the Lord
Mayors coach, a vehicle, however,
which he, in common with his friends,
had only admired from the pavement.
His position Tonight was less that of a
CUES, than an entertainer, like Falstaff,
with difference, as large as the great
Knight. He was to be speaker ralhe.
than the cause of speeches in others.
He was like the TobaccOnist's Higblan-
der, gorged with snuff, pointing the
wayfnrer to reserves indoors. There
was 40 better proof Of the universally of
the news-man's vocation than that no
toast would be offered Tonight. None
might, could, would or should be offered
anywhere which would not have con.
nec,ion with some of the types of
human interest reported by him daily.
..How," asked Mr.. Dickens, but
for the newsman, could We have had
our table cha, tonight? LIE, US re
member him, therefore, tonight not
merely sentimentally, but substantially"
Other speeches ana ,oasts followed and
the company broke up at a late hour.
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tbs CONAN COLE emhrogIio is thus
alluded to by the Washington CORES
ponden, of the Sacramento Union under
date of March 3Oh h:
The Gorham investigation is under
stood To be concluded. SO far MS the
Commit &c are conceruet Senators
Ramsey. Howard ard Howe, who are
cous dered on all sides entirely unbiased, ,
form this Committee, and they have
worked pretty faithfully, night after
night, until they now have ali the evil
i-nc- pro urable. bearing IN TO h sides.
Coles main charge against Gorham is
that the latter las, Su:nmer at San
Francisco used language in reference 30
him, both profane ana obscene. watch
charge is SAID to be supper ed by the
atfii~vir of Frank Pixiey. Garbam. in
answer, is SAID 10 deny this, and all
o her charges while admitting hat be
used strong language asrinsi the Sena-
tor |: Is whispered around that several
Cal fornians have testified before the
Committee IN terms by no mems com
pln-nisry MS 20 P'xley reputation for
truth and ,eracity; while others are
said IN have testified herwise. The
Committee, il is said. will report the
evidence To the Caucus without recon-
mendatiun. l. is believed by some that
thu caucus may po-sinly crnsurr Cor
ham Others believe hat he will b. tx.
onera,ed. and aver that he would sooner
resign than submit 10 csnsure The
evidence dnubtleSs will be before the
caucas mex, Friday, and the matter will
be dieposed of one way or the other as
soon as possible.
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point and We agree with Forbes who
says thereof:
We commend Hale's letter to Care
full reading as probably this is not the
end Of a controversy in which the PEG
pie are vitality interested.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-04-10

The CONNECTICUT ELEcIIoS.-We copy
the following dispatch from yesterdays En-
terprise:
Hartford, April 5.-The result Of the cleo
ton gives the Senate to the Democracy by
one majority, unless the Sixteenth District,
House is Republican BY about six majority
English's majority is about GOO.
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CoLoRsD MEN REsIsrsarNe IN SrocK-

TON A dispatch in yesterdays Enter
prise dared Stockton, April 8, says:
Several negroes we're registered 10 day
By the County Assessor. The County
Clerk, who refused to register them
heretofore, has now consented to have
them enrolled. Forty-three names were
placed on the list. There are l33 color
ed men here who are entitled to vote.
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Thursday, April 18th, 1870.
10 O'Clock A. NJ,

A sufficient Hond to be app owed by the Beard
of Commissioners vii, lie required Tor he faithful
rerf rlance OF all the contracts entered int; said
B,ird reserying the right to reject aly all pro
pusals offered.
Any further Information required outside Of the
Plan and Specifications, may be obttjntd by sd-
dressing J {. HAZLETT, f.sl al Dayton, New
J. &. UAZLEiT, President.
F. STAT TNULLEG, Secretary.
Carson City New, March Ilth, $50.
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Acor:rrSp-The White Piue News

ACQUITTED The White Pine News OF
the 9Th inst. says: .....
Travis N. Johnson, on trial in the
District Court, yesterday, for killing
Jonathan Young, in Shermsnto~n, some
weeks since, was unanimously acquitted
by the jury on the 6rst ballot. At the
frst Trial the jury failed to agree.
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Dissolution OF Copartner.hiP.:

THE CopARrNEESHIP HERETOFORE Ex-
istinx besweeh A. ". TJader and Geo. Munck-
tom. Physisisns and Surgepns is this day dissolved
by mutual consent All persons knowing them
selves indebted to them requested to settle up
by the first day Of April, cr their accounts viii be
len tifh shs Seop@ OGirsa 1~ eoalscesoos
A.W 1JADlR,,.
GBO. NUN03QOn! !,
cass.. naEsA lssA. lsso.s nA4 H..
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-04-10

WILLIAM GorvKRSsUa MORRIS has
been confirmed as United States Mar
shall for the District of California. II
is no. an appointment which reflects
much credit upon Grants ssgacity.
Cole is responsible for it.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-04-10

THERE is some probsoil Of the ad-
mission, by the pre- sent Congress, of the
Territory Of New MEXICO as State OF
the Union.
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TaE Georgia bill was being discussed
in the Senate at last accounts from
Washington. Sumner made an elabo-
rate speech against the Bingham amend
ment.
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in late communication by ex Senator
0. II. Grey To the White Pine News, ap'
pears in the issue Of that paper for April
9th, written By Theodore A. Hale, Esq
Depuy State Controller. Mr.. Hale
opens in the following tart and spicy
vein:
EDIroR Wars Pins Nsws-Sir: 7, is
a m,si unfortunate condition OF society
when u gentleman, in order tn vindicaie
his honor, mast baniy e2itnets with
every irresponsible ,agsbood who for
moaey or malice may choose to cast
euspicions axsinst It am nverse to
sppeari g in the public prints for such
purpos- cut when my private or public
character is assaulted through the columns
Of a paper h ,viny -andink by person
Who Is knoxu 10 do so from private
piaue (which, in the Gaze am abour TO
notice. is prer'y generally understood
herenbou,s), feel that duty to myself,
rs well as TO my friends, ju-t'fies me in
replying 20 such per<On-whaiever his
status may be.
Then, after quoting what Mr.. Grey
had to say concerning the mater of in
vestigatious into The Controllers books,
Gr Hale proceeds TO '.go for" the ex
Senator after the following vigorous
fashion:
Now, have to say that, 50 far IS the
above refers 10 or duplicates either ms
late principal or myself, ns having iaId
cbs,ruct'oas in the way ofiuvestI2a'ior
by the Legislature or any committee
thereof, into he affairs of 5 ATE officers.
or any of their official acts, the writer
has given utreranc- TO uilful and ma
licious lie. On the contrary, | assert
that it was the desire, often expressed
by the late Controller and his Deputy,
that a thorough investigation and ex
animation into the affairs of the office
he had by said Legislature and that
every facility possible to that cad would
be at all times afforded
And I will now proceed TO prove him
u liar, from the record. Ga page 40, of
III. Senate Journal, Fourth Session,
will be fouGd the resolution to which y
II. G. refers, which reads as follows
Sly Mr.. Grey-Resolved, Ths, com.
miitee OF three be appointed by the
Presiden, to examine into and report
spon tue nraheiai TRANSACTIONS OF 'ae
various state omeers, WIN au'nority 10
employ an expert and po~er 10 senc Tor
persons and papers ana administer
0aIns.
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introduced the following substitute he-
s"Ised, That the Commit'ee on state
Anars De authorized 10 employ az expert
70 examine the accounts OF tne various
state omce's, " they CONSIDER IL neces-
ssry so to doi aad TO SEND Ter persons
sud papers ana administer oatis- Ao-
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