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TIE SOCIAL EVA.
The Police Enter ON u Crusade.
or tho various precincts OF tls city,

Tic lolOWIn4 OfdeT Was lSoUou ytsItfuAy by
superintendent Kennedy, addressed tn the captains
OF tho various precincts OF tas city,
GENERAL oRDER~No. 597.
OFFICE SUPERINTENDENT MktHoroLirAS PoLfcF,l
NEW fo2K, Jan. z, 1870.
You Will, during the ensuing week, maze
complete within precinct Of AL houses prust
tuition ana nss.natou y distinguishing each elass
giving locality by street. aui NUMBER anu also ae
nuinOer OF prosttute. iyng H.. each OF such houses
will In ad1i' ION arGaftain the
saloon within prcclunt.
females frequent cm respect, .y either As per orers
attendants. You VIII ,niicate OF
above erred to As have tue reputato bcn.
s.panel eriDS"
You wi each OF the above specified cases ascertain
the fu OF the pJoprictos ucii
tious used vii real ASSUMED
Names fou VIII maze fuii report the tina
Office Tuesday, 2oh instant setting forth OF in
Quirv n.oi oiiigitAe
In performing .ais duty y Is necessary tina. should DO
done uly and thoroughly the have 10 DO
laid before the Legislature during brsssn,
JOHN 4. KRNNkDf, suYsrintsadsut
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ENGLAND.
Governor Hoffman Criticised

Governor Hoffman Criticised ON Finance.
LONDON, JAM 7, 1870.
Sir Curtis Lampson has written q letter to the
London Times rldiculins the anti-repudiaton deca
rations IN the annual message Of the Governor Of
the State OF New YORK. He takes occasion to remind
Governor Holman that It Is owing to his action that
Fisk has control Of the Erie Railroad, and therefore
he Is responsible for that fraud.
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BOLonninniSu.

LONDON Jan. Z, 1870.
The Pail Mall Gazette to-day has an article animad-
vertng severely on Mrs. Stowe's defence OF her
''True Story OF Lord BY ron's Life"
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BAVARIA.
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Against North Germany.
MUNICH, Jan. 7, 1870.
The anti-Prusstan party have considerable
majority IN the new Bavarian Chamber.
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THE i7TeEa1a AMEiom5N RATIFIED sY MISSOURI.

ST. LOUIS, jan Z, 1870.
The Missouri Legislature yesterday ratified the
fifteenth amendment. The vote stood Senate, ~
to .; House, IS TO 81.
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Ioaln o spe Furs. at % per discount Choice
Sets Mink nad Errnine. Asashau Sseiuss MaIs
ANA bons very iuw Cbidren's Sets srcst variety
rigge and Sri III tAjos, &C., Sc, &C.
Every article strictIy AZ represented
IS, kkb, .s) Broadwsy
Branch nj l.s Futon s,rert.
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UTAH.
Railroad Enterprisc in Snlt Lake City
Opening OF tho Utah Central Railroad.

Railroad Enterprise I'm Snlt Lake City
Opening OF the Utah Central Railroad.
SALT LAKE CITY, Jan. g. 1870.
BonHres fireworks umlnations Of the stores and
public buildings and grand complimentary ball at
the theatre have been gotten up Tor the entertain
ment OF the guests Invited by the president and
directors OF the railroad The DeSere Necs says the
completion oil this road greatly facilitates inter-
nal commercial relations ana also draws our me-
trOpOlis In closer relations with the outside world.
Is Will brn 10 us thousands OF Intelligent and re-
nectve minds
AT meeting OF the City Council last night com
mlttao was appointed to make arrangements for the
celebration vi the compiei0n OF the Titan Central
depot grounds on saturday. but the last
ral will not be laid until Monday, aAd
the celebration with take place that day. The
ceremonies VIII consist OF sautes by the hre engine
companies ana the raising OF 1ags throughout the
city Hhd the citizens Will assemble ut the depot to
Witness the laying OF the last rail- the driving or
the last spike aud completion or the work which
shall bring In reiasions with the world and
help break down the ignorance ana prejudces
which abound concerning the people here.
Religious Excitement at Salt Lake City.
CHICAGO, Ill.,, Jan. T. 1870.
A telegram from Salt Lake announces that the
excitement caused by the schism in the Mormon
Churcn and the proposed Congressional legislation
organ IS particularly severe ON Mr. Cuilom's Utah
BILL which lit Is hoped Will, II carried out, be re-
sisted." Brigham Young also delivered character
lstlC speech the SlD,est oil the bill.
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Provincial Disturbn nces.

MADRID, JAM 7-Evenng.
Election disturbances are reported in Alicante.
Alcoy, Huesca and At other points. This city Is
tranquil.
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GEORGE PEABODY.

Reception Of the Remnins Of George Pea
body.
AUGUSTA, Me-, Jan. 7, 1870
The subject OF Mr. PeaDody's funeral was disposed
OF In the Legislature by the unanimous passage, In
both branches. Of the following order:-That . CON-
mittee three the part OF the Senate with such
as the House may join, be appointed TO take into
consideration aud 10 rcp0r. what proceedings II
any. are proper and desirable for the Legislature to
take to testify the respect Of the State for the late
George Peabody.
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ITALY.
Political RuIuOrs.

PARIS, Jan. :, 1870
Advices have been received from Florence which
iidcate that on the opening OF the Italian Cham
brs there will be ministerial changes In ravor of
tie LETT centre party.
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While Waiting for Cough "to 20 Rs t
came you are oltvn sowing the sees OF Cousunpuon.
Better Try at once JAYNEs ExPECTOEAST, sdrs cure
tor W coughs cad eYas, So%d svsrywosge
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Wnt's Nervous AniitlOtr. w nrrante4 10
rheumatism, neuralga and all diseases hea.
ache instantly sold by AL drugsisia wno.esAe, j. 4.
HENRY, No. College place
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Perfect Observation-Disclosures for Young Men,
free, In seaiei envelopes. HOWARD ASSOCIATION,
Box +, fAilaiclpais, fa.
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being old enough L, gray hairs on ii to know Iha q
dafken them with the ordinary 'hyes," "coiorers ani
rentorers OF the peo dgustia Il eiipie
~ TACT that any one possessing grain q coin
should thssc rcpulsise uus.Iumy when ruALUn's
IifALIA, Or SALVATION FOR TnE HAIR, trans.
parent ether ami water the
color OF the hair, whsskrfs, beard mssrhes few
apple ntions.
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National Territorial Survey.

LONDON, Jan. z, 1870
The trigonometrcal survey OF the United King
DOM which was commenced by General Ray in 1888,
ended this week with the completion OF the surveys
In Scotland.
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MIR. PenbOdy's Funeral.
BOSTON, Jan. 7, 1870.
The Common Council has appointed a commtee
to represent the city ut Mr.. Peabody's funeral.
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"OGUvHHGQOWW ees
49, ~.
ATAHETINts - iii UNlON
slasssssG 4 Virginia ON, August isth, $50
Resaus6 rhst. q County Convention Of h.
Unlon H~SppbHcan paftysof storey County 3:
Md q Vkf1tnh City lon HONDAY. EEL
THIRD DAY OF 0CT0bFR .eisIo, nll
n. 70 nominste candidates ior me iouow,n
Two ssosscss and Twelve Asssne,ynsn.,
District Judge, 1org,a ,esY6d
q County Clerk, - ~
District Attorney,
County Treasurer,
County Rocorder,
County Assessor,
~ Public AdmfnIstrator, ii,lf fs9at 20
superintendent Of Public Schools,
County Commissioner, -
Justices Of the Peace and oonstAb.es.
Rs.olred, That The primary election for Dale.
Yltes 70 the STATS and County Conventions Be
hold IN the several precincts Of Storey County,
on the FOURTEENTH day Of September, 4.
D. 1870, tho polls 10 open at 10 O'clock a. y. and
to Gloss at halEpast 0 |. =.
dHSWttu, lnht TUG Union nopupnCnu useCtVts
Delegates to tho State Convention Is well 40 the
County Convention. and TO that end, &C the polls
Of each precinct, two ballot boxes shall be used,
ono for State Delegate tickets, the other for
County Delegate tickets: That the tickets Dc
headed For State Delegates For County
Delegates. " as the case may b; and 70 b aepos.
taIus moro names for Dclegstes' than the pre-.
cinct 10 entitled to for State or County, the samd
shall not be counted. ,
RestrtJ. That tho primary election shan be
held under tho supervision OF the several Ward
OF Precinct Clubs, aud the rember ofthe Unieh
reoresniEe tie tsmc. I
Rssolred. That : voter NJ the Union Rspnbll.
can primaries shall posteis the following quail:
ncatlons: IL. shall DO { citizen or the United
States and oi he stats Of Nevada be shall Of
cleesor, and reSsstersd Voter Of thS precinct Il
which he Offers to vote he shall hsys voted the
Union Republican Ticket, State and National, at
tho general election In November, A.. ie6s, or
wonld have conc so had = been possible %
,Ss AZ !; h su saiai sst Uf sRs J RsiSssR s1SSSia q p s9ts
Of the general election In November, 4. y: 1870,
and shsil be Q member Of the Union Republican
Cinb OF his Ward or precinct.
Delegates 70 the State Convention are appor'
Erst Ward. Virpinis, thee delegates.
Second Ward, Virginia, for delegates.
Third Ward, Virginia, four delegates. sFs,t
Fourth Ward, Virgins, three dclegatcs.
First Wnrd, Gold Hi. i've delegates. 'sfsu
Second Ward. Gold Lin. three delegates.
American Flat, one delegate. mr. y s7tg
Delegate. a!o appSftlousd 70 the County Coz
First ward Virginia, seven delegates.
Second Ward, Virginia, eleven delegates.
Third Ward, Virginia, eleven delegates. "a
Fourth W.rt, Virginia, seven delegates. IN
First wari, Gold Till. thirteen delegates.
Second Ward, Gold Hin, seven delegates.
American Flat, ono delegate. " -q1isa,a
Flowery, one delegate. -
Chairman Union Republican Storey County
Central Committee.
WILL CANPBILL, Secretary. Aul5td
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PROCEEDINGS OF THE UNION
REPUBLICAN STATE oEh.
TRIAL COMMITTEE.
49, 4 aa5n

MEETING OF THE UNION REPUB
"A lcan State Central Committee, held at Vir
clnia City, june a3d, 1870. II was 20 -E
ReAQrH, That q State Convention Of the IA.
tio3HRlI TSiEs RspSsl ssP4 pR5tI e he'd 49, a ss E5n q
nominate candidates for the following onncss,
to-wit: Governor, Lieutenant Governor Repre-.
sentative In sCongresI Justice Of tho Supreme
Court, Secretary OF State, Attorney General,
Treasurer Of State, Controller Of State snr.
.tfuctIon, State Mineralogst, Clerk Of Supreme
Court, and the transaction Of such other bust.
ness - shall properly come before said convsn.
On motion. Rselpsd, That each county be
entitled % one delsgatc a large, one ios sssh
ton over dry (50) cast for tho Republican PTssi.
dental Electors Of the election Of 1855. rigiU 5
On motion, R&solred, That We recommend 70
the several County Central Committees that the
Primary Election Of Delegates 10 both s,ateand
County Conventions DO held on the 18th day Of
September, 1870. and that II said electioncns
delegation be elected TO the State Convention
and one delegation to the County Conyentton.
On motion. Rsoped, Thata voterat the Union
Republican Primaries shall possess me foIor.
United States and OF the State Of Nevada; be
shall At the time Of voting At the Primaries BE-
qualified elector and registered voter Of tbs Pre-
cinct In which he Offers to yote /; he shall hAvG
voted tho Union Republican ackei, STATE ana
A. D. 1858, or.would hAya done 80 hadit bcen
possible TO vote |; no shall solsmnly pledge him
self 70 vote for tho. nominees OF the Union Re-
publican party at tho general eieetionin Novemi
RsSapsd. That We recommend 70 the ssreral
County Central Committees that on the day OF
tho Primary Election for Delegates to the sew
eral Conventions, the people DO requested TO
express their preference for the candidates for
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ARRIVALS AND ,DEPAnrURks.

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Getting Married.

VcItIuB .IWrTICUs
Essays for young men, on the delight, Of Home,
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Vircinia. August nth, 1870. aul7.tt
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ADVANTAGES CLAIMED.

Tho advantages which we claim for our Lu-
bricators, and which y conceded BY al who
have them In use, are;
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Delegates are spportioned to the several soan'

suE n. A. n. BALL
Chairman Nevada State Central Committee
National Union Republican Party.
G. C. BkTrERxAN, Secretary. je1ttd
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1870-12-23
FORTY-FIRST CONGRESS-.

: WASHINGTON, Dec. 23-SENATE-At .
few minutes past II o'clock the senate went
into executive session, the only business
previously transacted being the reception OF
the credentials of Mr.. D. 7. Jewett, appoint
ed by the Governor of Missouri to fill the
temporary vacancy caused by Mr.. brakes
resignation. The credentials were presented
by Mr.. Schurz, and Mr.. Jewett qualified
and took his seat.
The open session of the senate was then
resumed, and the senate took up the house
bill relieving the political disabilities OF
certain citizen of Virginia.
Mr.. Trumbull moved as an amendment
the amnesty bill reported last session from
the senate committee on disabilities.
After remarks by Messrs. Lewis and
Boreman, the bill was laid aside without
action.
A message from the house was received
announcing the decease of Hon. VIM.
Smith, late representative from Iowa. Alter
a eulogy by Mr.. Harlan, and the adoption
of the customary resolutions, the senate ad-
journed until January 4th.
HousE-The house met in committee OF
sAe whole for general debate on the Presi-
dents annual message.
The bill regulating rates OF duty on
sugar, which passed the senate yesterday,
was signed by the speaker, and sent to
the President for his approval and sigma
ture.
Mr.. Jones, of Ky, addressed the house
in the eulogy of the principles Of truth and
in advocacy of the principles of universal
amnesty.
Messrs. Portes, Brooks, and Barry spoke
in favor of universal amnesty. The house
at half past two adjourned till the 4th Of
January.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
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DARrIES DESIRING TO TAKE CHILD
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Russia having torn up one treaty, mods
assent to the tearing uplof a second by
Prussia. Gortschscof practically bids
Bismarck 60 ahead and annex Luxemburg
He adds some "if," and "bu,s," but they
amount to very little in the end. Holland
may now turn on the water, and see wha,
good its dydrophstic strategy will do it.