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New-York tribune., 1870-05-23
THE NYACK AND NORTHERN RAILWAY.


tants situated the western bank OF the Hudson
River. On Saturday the extension of the Nyack and
Northern Railway was opened from Pierm0nt TO that
place distance OF Al miles. The road s really branch
of the Erie Railway, and the completion OF the new ex
pie to the fine scenery which surrounds Nyack An
excursion party left this city i'll a special train Nearly
every house between Nyack and PernOnt displayed the
stars and stripes in honor of the OCCASION At the place
of destination the track spanned with bunting.
minutes after the arrival procession was marching
residence Of Azariah Ross ESQ., address OF welcome
was made by the Hon. Seth B. Cole. In the afternoon
banqucts served at the ST. Nicholas and the Smith
sonian Hotels.
When the cloth was removed at the st. Nicholas. Col
James Fisk IT,, was introduced by Mr.. j. c. Haney of
He closed by saving that the time from Nyack To New
York would be 90 minutes. He followed by Gen. A.
s. Diven of the Erie Road, ii. H. CrOzer Of New-YOrk
W. 4. Shepherd Of Nyack, Thomas q. Shearman OF
BROOKLYN, A. j. Bleecker OF this city and by Chas g.
Ssson Jersey City, President Of the Northern Railway
are principally indebted that the opening celebrated
Among the other gentlemen present were Gen. Heint
Zelman, u. s. A.; A. o. Zabriskie Chancellor of New
jersey; the Hon. Nehemiah Perry Of Newark; Louis
GAYLORD Clark of PiermOnt; r. q. MOulton, exCOecOr
of the Port of NewYOrk; j. Wyman Jones Of Norwood
President of the Hackensack Road the Hon. Henry
Hobbs Of Paterson Judge j. F. COwan and David Hoad
of EngewOod; j. L. Lyle Of Tenafiy X. Ii. Coleman
j. L. Browne, j. NJ. Bussinger, of this city beside the
principal agents and officers of the Erie Railway and
most Of the prominent citizens of Nyack The Hon.
attend The party reached Jersey City the return
trip at O'clock without single accident. The Presi
dent the New Branch is Henry ThOmpSon the Secre
try, Chas G Sisson and the Treasurer, Henry Voorhs
New-York tribune., 1870-05-23
DECORATION DAY,

The Floral Committee appeal to the pastors
and congregations of churches and scholars Of Sunday
schools this city for their cooperation and influence
that the ceremonies OF decorating the of soldiers
and sailors on May 3O,Snay made worthy the heroic
dead Flowers and plants may be sent TO Capt. Samuel
MINES, No II UniOn-square The following general
orders have been issued by the Grand Marshal:
HEAD2UARTHRs n. y. DIVISION, q. A. r.
GENERALS No. 81 Ubionsqusre, n T.
MAY 20 1870.
ORDERS No III. The undersigned having been honore
comrades in being elected 10 the position Of GRAM Msa Of tins
~ MAY 30 1870 hereby
ssf members Of parsng
requested appear clothes with blue ay fagne
The following appointments the staff hereby snnounce
Frank NJ Clark, Summer Post, No a. Assistant Auant
Chief Of staff COmrad Johnston L. DE Peye Phil Kear
Post, 8, Assistant Marshal Aids de CampComrs VIM H.
Winthrop Post % A. H. Wagsaf Sogwck Post No. IL
W. Breunnghause Koes Post No. p; Whitman V. Whit james
70 Joe Gidenleeve Cameron Post No 70; Milton j.
Roberts, Oliver Tden Post M SO Benz Page Weed Post No 81
Special Ads-Jas. OBerne, ". H. H. Wilcox Henry X Pefey
They will be Obeyed and respected accordingly.
posts Will report the Assistant Adutan at q
o'clock Column will at 10 a. precisely; ue Of
march through Broway Futons thence ferry By command
Col JOHs W MARSHALL, Grand MARSHAL
FRANK ~ CLARE Assistant Adult rtGeneril sud Chef Of Sah
New-York tribune., 1870-05-23

u, ,. ,ro ,,o,o re+ IN he converted, OF living men
who were not hut who would be ChI1sunh and
who were NOT and for Christian child to assure nso sod
of ultimate salvation because the patsn, @ aa hdv possi
and pous while ne was s Children We're Of that
thoebt but how could they ascertain whether d terS
was not nS Sw na @ .o an who held had right
10 expect that God would give MIN M II'ue th ns we're
!" an end therefore God must know all n the house use
hold the city, and throughout the iand' ho uu "o'
know how could he employ the meansf ., -
A. be close OF the sermon the reverend gentleman an
nounced the laying of the corner stone OF @ to NEW NEW
tnen who would ofiiciate were the Rev. Drs. Ferris.
John Hall, Cotton Smith, Rdgeway, Chambers ana
others.
ANNIVERSARY OF TIE SOCIETY OF FRIENDS.
The Hicksite Branch of the Society of Friends
held their regular annual meetings for worship at the
TTentyseyenthst and Rutherfurd Park Meeting Houses
Yesterday morning and afternoon The attendance was
large and was of that orderly quiet nature whGh % cna
that the Spirit OF the Lord among them in stil
ness the foundation of which they find In the exprcso
B s and S fnoT St that SH Rsoda a lamb
colt, PhTbe W. Foulke Catherine Fouike ana Kichae
COMFORT Aaron C. Macy, Daniel Griffin and others The
Conferences will be held during the week at tile
md the business meetings vat the Ffteenhst Church
The yearly session Will last six days.
SOUTHERN METHODIST CONFERENCE.
MEMPHIS, Nav 21.-In the General Conference
OF the Methodist Episcopal Church to-day the sixteenh
day. Marvin presiding, resolutions introduced by Dr.
Hamilton of Mobile proposing TO erect two additlonMai az
Bishops caused extended debate Dts Monroe OF
Missouri Lee of Virginia, Marshall OF Mississippi ana
Bnkey of Texas favored the resolution the latter ln
mating that unless this done Texas ana the west
would sccede Drs. Evans Of Georgia, winfield OF At
kansas, and Andrews of Alabama opposed the resoi M
tions and the latter said this but move In te d
rection of diocesan Territorial Bishops. Bishop fane
explained the views of the Bishops on the ne sneeu m ,s
setting forth that they had done their work. but In view
Of the fact that five Conferences had been added
they would agree additional Bishop but would
quesce action Of the Conference II two were ASKED
for. Under the operation of the previous Question te
of DR. Anderson, the order of business was suspended
and the Convention proceeded to vote for anu
ON the third ballot DIR. j. G.. Turner was elected.
New-York tribune., 1870-05-23
LATEST SHIP NEWS.

ARRIVED.
Steamship Europa Macdonald Glasgow May Moyle MAY g.
ndse. and pass
Steamship Volunteer Jones, Philadelphia mdse.
Steamship Acushnet Rector New Bedford, nise and
Steamship Prancons Bragg, Portland, mdse and pass
Shp N. Mosher, Mosher Liverpool g. days, mdse.
Bark Elise Schmidt, Borcher, Santos " days coffee.
Schr Tbos Fish, Wiley Carienas - days, molAs.es
Brig Victoria Ursula, Lenoir, Gaee Bay ~ days, coal
Bng Sea Bre-Ie, Herrck, New Haven
sehr Annie Gah Gassi Wmingon C. days naval stores
schr IAie Lou shrarrr Lsehslle, n e. 7 DAYS hunter
Schr Ruross Hasing Norfolk timber for the Nayy.Yard
Schr Nicola, Keller, Aupyo T. Il. 20 days mola.sss.
Sehr Alihea, Smith Tnsiiad, Cuba, ~ DAYS sugar
kehr Frankln Bell E,xton Beaufort e. naval sto.
sehr khIA j. staples, Cofn, Drmerars ~ days sugar
scnOOsEhs-ktyER AND c0,srwisE
Angel, fall River Amo. fslsnburg. Proyilence
soeoes fro'id.noe: Nelson. bridgeport.
Santa Mara, Bristol Dart siAsfa
L. A Bayhs, N-~layen kolin Nrw Haven
Geo. y. Brown New Haven. P.unskan S.w Haven
y. u bscrttf ff0thlsncs teo. Hoichks Providence.
smef N"rslch Nathaniel Holmes Providence.
n j. smith Hartford. Hani,t Isu- S..por
Mail Gr,sn~ish. Gsa. g. Hunl.tt Ne. Maven
ktranser, New Haven. Jsn.s Iiafra P,ov,d.ne.
Sarah klisalsih bridgeport. suu stamford
h'be, hsshss ls-los,si uI Bddr,Tor
Loolout Providence. PAM Ms,sta p,,,lisnc,
Jaias- n Bs,hs, Iiofdsncs jsms. pafl,f rt., .,n,,
Danes tidJ ffo,ldess t,sha snmiaod
Alnrs bspsoL ksss sss. .R~i,,d
New-York tribune., 1870-05-23
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

Fifth Avenue HOtel-Senator Fenton,, MAJOR
Erownrigg OF the British Army the Hon. NJ r Bemus,
Mayville, e. " T. II. Canlneld, Vermont and Dr. D. m B.
Johnson St. IOuis.-=St. Nicholas Hotel-SenatOr hce
Of Arkansas Ex.C Pomeroy Of Auburn, T.;
the Hon. w III. Morrel NJ. G., Pennsylyania; Is. r..
Smith OF Ohio, George r. Babcock OF buffalo, ana .he
The Hon. Frederick B. Wright OF pennsylvania, ana
Josiah Caldwell of Boston==Brev0ort HonseLoapt;;
Philadelphia a=-Clarendon HOtel-Miss Carlotta Patu
and Theodore Htter.=-Albemarle Hotel-Ihe HON. o..
r Partrdge late United States Minister to Venezuela
and Professor Anderson, President OF Rochester Uni
yersity.=-Meropolitan H0tel-Col Messner OF Michi-
gan and Lieut. Col II. NJ Morris, u. :. A Astor
Honse-Ex- Congressman Tiff of Georgia, and Gen;
Thames RIair n $ A. Gen. Il. L. Butler and
the Hon W E Chandler Ex-Assistant Secretary Of the
Treasury were at the Asor yesterday andef for Boston
last evening.
New-York tribune., 1870-05-23
HOME NEWS.

MISUNDERSTANDING, the 21st was damp day G Snny ~
in the early morning. very hot and Silly from snsbiny
a. m to p. m. The sky was either shgnty couuy AZ
hazy from midnight to 5l5 a. M hazy ana aou m TO
IL dense fog $40 a. m foggy to o. m; Two uho that
showers from 6s5 m to $40 rainy & eiec
tric display i'm the southeast at 6:55 p M a,n
Lights weak from midnight to a m Ka,n P i.ar %
OF an inch. NOte-20th from III p Ill. W miuA'e"'
lightning in the south at times ., par, woteoro-
Gppended ia synopsis OF the Central PARK Mete"rV w
logical Department report for the week ehdhs ""'
81, 1S70 -, .vn,oxvrxu Degrees
Inches -. ,G
Msaimum AZ M NAV 2e1 Maximum at p m NAY TO-
Range 400 Range
mr., no A , s.Is m N a m-.mount Of water.... 26 inch
MAY a. rain from p 10 m-amou Of wAef''' . u"
Total amount water for week. -" in'n
Distance Travelled BY the Wind danns the eK dy The skv was
overcast and very cloudy from midnight to a. M otner
wise generally but slightly hazy from q. H. W Il P "
New-York tribune., 1870-05-23

WHY HE DIsFIGuRED with ulcers, erysipelas

WHY BE DISFIGURED with ulcers, erySlpelas,
pimpes bols yate blood that produces them
be cleanse, and ytz by taking SIYsoRps lRoN ANp SULPHUR
POWDERS The metallic element Of this invaluable combination IN
vital the and the sulphur resolves the venom
in circulation into Au which is expelled in the form Of nsnshe
pepraon In all and uceous diseases the
torpid condition The iron stimulates these vessels and they
rapidly discharge the ontamna Ors which the action O the sui
phnr has expelled from the blood TINS the philosophy OF the rapid
effected by these Powders
Sold by a Druggists. package, II powders 81; packages,
81 81. Male, free. Money sent al rsk.
HALL RrckEL. 2l8 Greenweh.st, n. Y
New-York tribune., 1870-05-23
LABOR MOVEMENTS.

BriclIayers' laborers in Brooklyn receive So
a day.
The Brown Stone Cutters of Brooklyn object
to outside interference in their present troubles
The Laborers strike on the new Fourth-ave.
Railroad depot has ended III defeat OF the wOrkmen
The JOurncymen TailOrs in q large Broad
way clothing house have made reduction in the il Of
prces.
Troy Laborers ask aid to continue their strike.
The number Of idle is about go. The strike
menced III April.
The Labor Reform party of Brooklyn have
nominated T. j. Walsh, 4. j. Ready, and j. A OBain
candidates for Assembly next Fall
Miss Lewis, President of the Female Typo
graphical Union No. has been chosen tO represent that
body IN the forthcoming National Convention OF frnters
A new lodge Of St CIispins has been organ
lied in the Eastern District Of Brooklyn. The German
t,ilors have decided 10 charge percentage upon all
work Tor the cost Of fuel, rent, &c.
The strike of the Cigar Makers has lasted
nine weeks and has cost tn Unions upward Of $1,000
The strike IL decreasing many having
found work In the smaller shops while others have left
the city.
strike ~ the Blue,StOne Cutters, which
has continued Tor nine week, il over. The strike
UrC.natod in au attempt Ia cat down wages and Ia
now receive ~ dny for nInc honfs.
New-York tribune., 1870-05-23
AWAY WITH COSMETICS,

Abandon all washes emuons aud lotions for the complexion They
dangerous Remove the o spots
pies morrhew and other external dgurements Of ptve type by
inward by few doses of srAFPoRDs EoN SUI
pmuR POWDERS which and dniect the vital
the finest combination Of nygoant ansepc
that the world has known.
sold by Druggists Package 70 Powders sl Packages, So So
Mailed Free. Money seat at our risk.
HAL RrcKEL. 2l8 Greenwieh.st y. Y.
New-York tribune., 1870-05-23

WlND-sundovn, light s. r W., rIear
MEMORANDA.
The Milton, Edrdge from New london for York before
yepord ashore folme got on by WRECK master
Blown with seamtug Louis and the beach at
Astoria
The srhr Ann Flower Rockport, Me- while passing
through mssayed and ashore Heett Point
DOMESTIC PORTS.
Posroy NAV barks Walton from Canarvcn Gov fior
toni from BALTIMORE brig Orsipee from MessiDa.
2-Auiyed steamship South Carohna from New
yc,ls sch Ingraham from Ses.Yors Brilliant from Bahamas
SAILED schrs 4 MeLane and T. Gamage for Baliimorr
SAN FRANCISCO, May Aye ship Levi Stevens from Boston
l. FOREIGN PORTS.
PLYMOUTH MAY 22Ihe steamship saHona from Sew;Yos AT
yee o'clock this morning. and subsequently said for Chsr5oug
and Hamburg.
New-York tribune., 1870-05-23
PASSENGERS 1RRIHED.

PROM GIAsGOwTIn steamship Europa MAY 22Mr Copls snd
WIFE Capt Churchill Dr. Chpham and wife Tho w Chaplain Miss
Aigner Miss ~ r. Evers Miss Ellis MS Plmpon &rrn
Woodwork Miss llireh Mr. Leche, Miss Lechie Rev. Mr. Muriock
wife aud nephew H. b. Barkhe Blair Neo Mis-, Ncol M
Horns, RoGt. Nieol, Mr.. Une and wife SIR. Hart
New-York tribune., 1870-05-23

Wool AND HOP TwINEs, CORDAGE AND PA
PER WAREHousE.-WLLARD HARVEY 800 Broadway New.iork.
New-York tribune., 1870-05-23

Turkish Baths, 13 Laight -st-Gents' hours,
G to a. m and TO p. H. Ladies 10 to IL
New-York tribune., 1870-05-23

III. n SoUIRE's, % FultOn-st.. New-York, is
the best To buy reliable WATCHES 6ne DAxoSDs choice JEW
KLKY, and sILyERwAtE Diamonds a speciality
New-York tribune., 1870-05-23

AZ the Harlem Polbe Cont, yesterday. he
Pore Justice N'Ounde. Sebastian P.fsr WIS committed
JphusWfr lNr stealing wearing appafcl valued 10 SO
ffJW Daniel IrtDTof lrhthafFe b'tEecn one hundred
and roycutssntht aud Onr.lnndrc ight"cnth st
Iart evening the furniture AMI effects of
Maria Iesrsuu. on fhs fscond fnnr Df No Iikc-st,
dsngFed hy 1fc 0 the sNf'ui ~ als0 iBsurd for
tfnl The stock ~ boots and shoes belonging tU e.
Nifumhcfg'f, on the nrat ho0f was damaged sg0O ny
water Not Insured. Tho buiidihg vas damaged A0p
New-York tribune., 1870-05-23
AT PAR.
IS0M NOW in USE.

GEO. A. PRINCE C cos
'RGANS AND MELO ID r. o :
will be delivered any part Of the United States reached by eip"
gbr thew have no ageu receipt Of hs pnc
Send for price list and circulars. Address
GEO. A. PRINCE &c Co., BuFFALo' NJ
GEO A. PRINCE Co, CHICAGO, III.
Y SCHNEIDER's TIME TABLE,
Showing time at O4 different places aecodns 70
New-York tribune., 1870-05-23

LOOK OUT for arrangements ana cheap lm-
taon Of BuRGIARALARN TRLEGRAPH PATENT IL called
Improvements Using well selling Infringement is violation
law, and will be treated such. L. HOLMES Muray-st
New-York tribune., 1870-05-23

Mr. SCIINEIDER KEEPS CONSTANTLY ON HAND TIE BkSI
WATCHES AMERICAN MANUFACTURE AND ALSO ALSo,,iSS IM;
PORTS WATCHES or THE EUROPEAN MAKERS. NAIGHlaS
REPAIRED BY SUPERIOR WORKMEN AND GUARANTEED 10
KEEP CORRECT TINE REGULATED ACCORDlNG ~ NJ OWS
RESERVATION. ALL KINDS OF FINE JEWELRY, DIAMONDS,
AND sILVERWARE Oh HAND AT TIE VERY LOWEST fIi0ES'
Gun THIS ADVERTISEMENT OUT
New-York tribune., 1870-05-23

Bell Bell Door Bells House Call Bells Burglar Alarm
Bell all by Electricity No should build or live in house
and understanding Teegraphc for
residence house complete and has not the chief Of modern i'm
proyenents without it. J.. HOLMES, Muray-st
New-York tribune., 1870-05-23

THE BROOKLYN DAILY EAGLE has larger
circulation than other evening in America In order to e-
comodste the Newlork readers who desire to have this hTst
agencies have been established n New York City
Hamilton No Asior House (outsdrl J. H. Hitler News
Exchange Nicholas Hotel; Astor House Rounda; Ms Dunn
Case n j. Genital Railroad Depot foot Of Lbertyst James Coils
Jesy Ferry o Courtlsn St Rock wood Grnds Ferry
New-York tribune., 1870-05-23
TnH sAtyArJOs OT MN.

The congregation of the Rev. DR. Ganse,
temporarily wonbiiang Ia Asa",iHfion Hail. Pcndug
shs erection of Their ohnssh. 81 hadsonaye sud
tify ninth ~ assembled yesterday ai iAr former paTe
fs hsy Df San-ssi frof ts ioh and 18th
chapter sf tbe At ~ the Apsties Yof With thee
sid shai - nn thee a. hurt theei fur have
sinsh people in this esy This test uin tc iafis
tgBIuABd ~ Paul IN tVIintb ana led " the ibgut ~
New-York tribune., 1870-05-23

s session attended by rg number Of egmen from
John wto expelled from
the Conference last Tor adultery presented puon An 9 res
accompanied which had
obtained from 81. discussion which the
Rev Messrs T. Butler j. r. Thompson, William H. Decker,
George H. Washington and Others participated The Oouiernce unan
mou refused to receive the petition John Doaghe an Inmate o
fell dead the building about yesier-
Thomas Harvey recther Who arrested time for
evairg the Revenue law aud admitted 20 BAIL rearese last
night nsgatOn o his onsnau John Barry Hareys tnal
before the United States Dc Court Irenon
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A resolution in relation TO IN. printing, f'r the
use ,f the Department Il state. II addit nal
copies Of documents .ns.iiattns from that de-
rtmcnt.
Resolved by tho scnsts api ffouse Il Rcprcsen-
tatives of the United Stales ~ America w u"nA
gress assembled, n IL hereafter, In addition ~
the number Of col1es Of documents ein,nating
from the Dep ,rtmsnt Of State which my be - Z.
ed TO be printed hy either house ot Conlfcs.
IL shall he the duty 20 tn. C1ngr' ssiops Print
TO cause TO be printed tus the useof thai depsr
meni Ave hundred c0ptos VI every such ducumcn,
when requested te do ~ by the Secretary
State Providrd. That he expense 81 the sM
shall In NJ single case sxcccd the sum Of d
hundred dollsrs
Approved, April 1e. ls1o.
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TPublic Resolution-No o.

A Resolution to extend the port Of entry Of the
collection district Of New Orleans
Resolved BY the Senate and House III Repre-
sentatives of the Cnit.d d States Of America In
Congress assembled That the limits OF the port OF
New Orleans ~ q port of entry be enlarged and
extended 80 as to include all that portion of the
parish Of Jefferson, left bank, in the State Of
Louisiana, lying between the Misssssippi river and
Lake Poutchartrsin, and between the upper line
Of the parish Of Orleans. left bank. and q line
running parallel thereto. commencing at the
Mississippi river at the upper lire Of the city Of
cArrollton, and extending to Lal Pontchsrtrain.
Sec. 2. Aud be il further re ,Olved, That this
resolution .hall take effect frem and after the
~ q Its pa.sxge.
ID February 2, 1870.
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PROPOSAL TO AMEND
CONSTITUTION OF THE STATE

-v,HE SENATE. THE ASSEMBLY CONCUR.
L ring, hereby propose. tksf section ops VI
Article lwn, Of the C,nsfitutiun of the State Of
Nevada he Amended by striking th -refrom the
word White" wherever is oecNs therein
I'd. E.wARDS
President e the Senate prD t.m.
JoHN WATSON, Secretary II the Senate.
D. y. ADKtsoN. speaker of the Assembly.
A. WnIrFoRD, tle,k OF the Assembly.
(INpoRsEp.l
Senate concurrent Resolution, No IT, "AmcNi-
ing section Of Article 2, Of the stste Constitu-
ti,n.
Introduced and passed, February eth, 1860
,'' JOHN WATSON,
Secretary of tn. Senate.
Received in Assembly and pAsss,i, february q,
1sc9--Yeas, 26-nays l3.
A. wHITfORp,
Clerk Of the Assembly.
STATE OF NEVADA, (.s
IN. Notew re, Secretary OF State Of the
State Of Nevad,. do hereby certify thst the 70 e-
going il true full auo correct copy VI the orig IN.
al on file ia my office.
Witness my hand and the Great Seal
hereuntu atiixed. Done at office in
Carson City, Nevada, this 2ath day
~ ~ of July, A. D. 1870.
C. N. NOTEwARE,
Au2.tf. Secretary of State.
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Wednesday, September 2stA, 1870.

Between the hours Of , and O'Clock y. NJ, VI
that day, At the f,llowiug places;
Carson n iccinct-At the Law ofrce of Clayton
4 DAVIS.
Empi.. Precinct-At wo,s& Staple.
The fllowing Judges sn.i Clerks uf election
we're chosen: Carson Precinct Judges, James
Uudy. J,e -rh Ro.enstpck; Clerk. J. e. Dorsey.
Empire prcinct--Judges J. freeman. }, l..
Bright; Clerk, j Longabaugh.
Alta II wa. resolved. that n primrry election
.or delegates TO the >tate Convention oi the Dem.
ocratic Party 10 be he Il im Eiko on "Wednesday,
the l4th day Of september, A. u. 1870, he held
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Tuesday, the esd day Of August, 1870:

nj the same places. b~'wecn TIE same hours. with
the same Judges and clerss ~ are sbu,e de.igna-
ted in the the election fsr delegate. q th.
County Convention,
5ih. II was received, that voter, At th.
Democratic primary elections. shall p''s-ess th.
70 kwifsc qualifications; lie shalt at the time ~
hoi ing All p,imary ell ciions, d. duly ial fed
elector oi oimsby County. aud he sh,ll. " re.
qulrci. pledge himself IT, support the ticket oi
the Democratic PARTY at the general election In
November, A. d. $50.
9Th. II was resolved, that the apportioument
of Delegates 30 the state Couvention Lom Urmsby
County be ~ Shows;
From Carson Precinct .,.-....."...............i
From Empire
eth. II was resolved that In case uf future 10
act 1n the part Of any judge Ut clefk or The cleo
tDns authorized by the committee, any ten 1ua.
hfed Democratic voters Rssc tblc at tie Iasiing
places above d,signa'ed. may teect Juis's OF
clerks to fill any ,acancy, AMI to act sncL
nudge or clerk. A y. tLLlS, Chairman,
y. A. T. GiLBrsr, Secretary. suis.d
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Q. w. Friend

Has been appointed Local Agent for Carson City (,
and will sell Tickets ut his place Of business On
Carson Street, opposite Capitol Square.
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PROPOSAL TO AMEND
CON ~ITU TION

THE ASSEMBLY. THE SENATE CONCUR
l ring, p oppose the following Constitutions
Amendment sectiOr One of Article Two of the
Constitution Of the State Of Nevada Is amended
BY striking therefrom the word male wherever
it occurs therein
D. O. ADKISON,
Speaker Of the Assembly.
A. wHrrFoRp, Clelk Of the Assembly,
=. EDWARDS,
President of the Senate pro tenn.
CuAs. T. BIcKNELI,
Assistant Seer. tary Of the Senate.
ENDORSED
Assembly proposal 10 Amend the Constitution.
No. H. Introduced January 22d, 1869. Passed
February 18th, lSo9-i cas-, ~ nays Il.
A. wiiIrfORD,
Clerk Of the Assembly.
Received in Senate, February 10Th, 1862
Passed March Sd, lS6a-Yras, IL; NAYS. I.
CuAS. Y. BICkNELL,
Assistant Secretary OF the Sena.e.
STATE or NEVADA, -.
sEcRErARY's OFFICE
I, C. N. Noteware. Secretary Of State Of the
State Of Nevada, do hereby certify that the fore-
going is true. full and correct copy of the origin
al, on file In my office
Witness my hand and the Great Seal oi
State hereto afixed. Done at Office
IN Carson City, Nevada, this 2sth
~ ~ day Of July. A. d. 1870.
C.N. NOTEwARE,
Au2tf Secretary Of State.