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Proposals.
QUARTBRuisTER's OFFICE, 4. s. NJ. C., /
W,sHrsGroS, April p 1870.
PROPOSALS FOR SUPPLlES.-Sealed pro-

QuARTgRn,srRR's OFFICE, 4. S. NJ ca
W,sHIsGroS. April Y, 1870. !
PROPOSALS FOR SUPPLlES.--Sealed pro-
posal' for each e ,epara, VII be receye a. tis See until
United STATE. Marine Corp. July sh Of
I..aS Sss ,S QasfeS. sf aSs Corr re- Ph Pa free Of exc
FFsqurd:
aHd .ega . the yaIi lincso wool dyel
Ao Yards Of ar bue Kensy all wool fee from hair 81 inches wide
1900 tslel Coh all Wool from hair "a inches
200 Ysrl. Cloth s wool Ochnea dyil q inches vide, to
weigh 10 ounces per ysTli Glass Mo-
1900 Yards Ga DARK blue Flannel for oyeeEs all wool nigo wool
1900 Yard. u darn hac Flannel wool indigo tye
1900 Gas Gns Bts ss III S to se poa each to be feet long
and feet vide, and iroe from grease
WOOL with double ami twisted weigh pounds per dozen
''H free ITO" s''N''cL CLASS No. ,.
5000 Yar white Linen for pants ~ inches wide TO weigh - onnce
GcOO Ya white Linen shirts 80 inches wide weigh II
1900 Yar Canton Flannel for drawers 27 inches vide weigh
1900 Yards Cotton Ticking, 70, bed .,cs os inches vide
800 Uniform CAPS, complete, except pcmpons:
500 PompoH, red xo ball shape and inches & 10 eiTeu%Sfrene
1900 Stocks
80 Gross Coat Bottoms teaslel
Gross jacket Buttons (eagle).
100 Gros Vest Buttons (eaglel
800 Sets EpAalette Ballon, for priv,
5000 ards elow Binding.
2t,o YAM, red Cord.
25 swords for musicians.
100 Batter Drum Heads.
ic1 @ SSare Sl' Drum Drum Heads
50 Sets Drum
~ Boryood
90 Pas Drum-rucks
600 Pair, Army BOOtees (i9issng psttem).
700 Bayone scahblris with Frog attached.
81 Percussion Cap Pouches
Is sword Progs
CLASS NO g.
For making and trimming the olosing articles viz:
Uniform Goats for yesnts corporas musicians and prv.
Lsoe Goats for seIgsanis eoPOrals musicians and piyse
LINN Pants for ants eorporas, musicians and p'ae
Flannel Shirts.
linen Shirts.
DrawerA
Red and blue Jackets for Loys
Tue aforementioned articles must conform On all respects to the
sealed standard patterns the of Quartennaer Marine Corps
a anas cor. rs south PhdspS % s 1 Marine ois Bar
ss.@n. sS sa a1Ss. 3. . S s nanS a so s .H % poan %
them stall he considered as no, fully conforming mps they will be
gsd kind the oaarar will h the deficiency the
Payments upon aocpt delivery of tn. whole quan
niy which may from time sitAhoqg per
+ hh and from rendered under until
& S I p sS mus. 1 D. 20 @ s s ss sGS aiSs guarantee
FORM or GUARANTEE.
The s s OF .ns s1 IT.. case the &
IN ten d.l. a he receipt Of The ontr.S, e Pos. ns% le
cute contract for he same with goc an! sufficient .u. and
male good the dd between the offer Of the d that
'l.' may be '''' ed aB, aB, Ss.%ai:; ss.;sai:;
Witness
hereby cet th., The shove n.me known to
70 s ,h- United Judge
proposals viii considered les. accompanied by the guar
.ns ~ r., sa 20 ,Ii. s' ase " f VIC '''
The bidders % Of bnsne. manufacturing establishment must be
a. s.. ds 3 : % =. .s''g %Tss FfS .' for
ouirtennaster. U. :. NJ g.
New-York tribune., 1870-04-25

INTRODUCTORY NoTE-In former narrative, " Red
Knife or Kit Cdrsons Last TrGii" had the honor Of
presenting strictly authentic sources, series OF
Colonel CARsoSs exploits and adventures which occurred
in 1867 In the present record have gone back to some
of the great scouts earlier experiences, namely to
series of events in which he figured prominently during
the Summer of 1853, and the following Winter. l. l.
New-York tribune., 1870-04-25
THE MARKETS.
Carfall, Reported tor Tns rnIsrsa

SATURDAY. Apn ~ p.S ~.
ASHBS-Pos in fair demand aud TIM Al ~ ''s . ."
inactye ADD nomnsl -, - "A, mi IL
COrrON-The demand moderate but the eAs .sI
supply the holders great atysntsge and
2s bales go last evening ln 70 sr'e ~, hsus
export 64 o consumption and y for sPesu~oa
delivery the veal bot closed viii mor sc
last evening OF lo bales June Rte 40 s{s
100 al z,c TO-DAY l01 April s?sc loo Of Efe J" vi, al
80 at 2ic 2,u June at re 40 at tc 80 Jali ias,:
80 yul, at Pie of Low Mdtlns We 9eek T,t.a
Nesl
New-York tribune., 1870-04-25

The receipts Of fractional currency at the United
States Treasury for the week ending to-day amount 10
$5555O0 The shipments were: legaLtender notes,
S549, 200: fractional currency, SO65ss; muat'd BANK
notes burned during the week, s2i2s63; totai amount
burned S225IS S46; bank currency issued for Uls de-
stroyed during the week, s2i570; total amount issued
therefor s22 277 400; balance due for mutad notes
Sl34 446; bank circulation outstanding al this date s
5I6 Os Treasurer Spinner holds In trust for national
banks as security for circulation 52SSO FOR guoho
deposits S16G730o0 fractional currency redeemed ana
destroyed during the week. S24O0O coin balance ID no
Treasury at this date, sl3si0; including IA CON GER
tcates s35.G200O0; currency balance, s9OOni hfrnsi
revenue receipts to-day, s0s5; total for the monh,
$96ss 739; and for the year TO date, sl3357s,s50.
New-York tribune., 1870-04-25

Excess over legal reserve. sl7g6As2 sss9 Ee l2s9"l
The following shows the exports exclusive Of seeo
from the port Of NewYork foreign ports for the week
ending April 49, and since the beginning Of the year;
po, ,h. Pas s1SSSSis s55,%s
Pnvo1slg rrpored...... JO2sGg7 +i+ss,isi i,lSi9
New-York tribune., 1870-04-25
THE MONEY MARKET.
SALES AT THE STOCK ExCHANGE.-FIRsT CALL,
10t O'CLOCK A. M.
glleso o| BOnAs.
5.Oco U. s. e, 81 Reg.

s,L,, of STATE Boads-Iaroad BondsBdnk and Railroad
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NJ q TT q Z
OF SUITS COMMENCED.

nISrRICT ATTORNEYS OFFICE.-sTATE
II Of Nevada. County Of Ornsby. To the fol-
lowing named Defendants and to all owners of,
or claimants to, the real estate and improvements
thereon, or improvements, when assessed separ-
ately hereinafter described, known or unknown
Yun are hereby notified that suits have been
commenced in the Justices Court, in and for Car
son Township, OImsby County, Nevada, before
Adophus Waltz Justice Of the Peace, by the state
Of Nevada, Plaintiff, again ST each OF the Defend
ants hereinafter named, and each Of the following
described tracts or parcels Of land with the i'm
provements therein, and improvements, when
separately assessed and all owners Of claimants
to- the same, known or unknown, to recover the
tax and delinquency, assessed to said defendant
against said property for the fiscal year. commenc-
ing January l, 1861, and ending december 81 :,
1867 and that Summons has been duly issued in
essrh case; ami you further flied that, unless
You appear and answer the complaint filed in said
1870, judgment will be taken against you. and
for the amount Of tax and delinquency specified,
and costs Of suit.
Mxrcellus Pruyn, tax and delinquency on PCS
sessory claim to 81 acres Of wood land, situated
in the vicinity Of Safe House Tunnel, Empire
rown-hip, assessed At $50; Also Us cords Of wood
in Pine ut Valley, assessed At 1915; total value,
1925 Tax and de inquency, $2f 30
Oliver Cromwell, Lot q in block q, Empire
City, Umpire Township (poss~ssory ciaim), and i'm
prGvements, assessed At $lOO; 2 horses, 500;
twenty oxen 81 100; 8 cows. $50; and four head
Of stuck cattle, $50; total. 81 $50. Tax and de-
linqasney, 80 %
Earl lavtun, ro.seseory claim to 10 aeres Of
lasd and Improvements thersos. On Laks Digisr
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Road. about miles from Carson City, known a,
"Swift's Station" assessed At S, 500. Tax and
delinquency, $5l Is
Emily J. Barrett and Chas Barrett, 90 acres Of
land, being the Z Il of the sW Ia of the sW 4
Of Section 8 Township is N, r % East save and
except q acres decided to Samuel c. Wright sig
acres to }. z. kirwan. three acres to George =.
Crowell, one to George Lewis and one half
acre to W. D Torreyson, assessed at 81 600. Tax
and delinquency, $S3 10
| J. A. Woodward Lots 2 and IN block 81 Of
Proctor Green's division of Carson City assessed
| at 800; household furniture sloo; totaI, $500.
Tax and delinquency, SIS AZ
w. } Hamilton. money at interest, secured BY
mortgage executed Icy ". u. Tor,eysoD, assessed
at 81 20v lax and delinquency. Si4 p
Joseph T. ia oh the North half Of block No IS
of Sears. Thompson 4 S. ar,' division Of Carson
City. valued at $50 90. lax and delinquency,
Joshua Grinnell pos~essory Grim to 100 acre,
land on south SIDE of Clear Creek, and improve
ments assessed at S150; one wagon, $50; and two
horses, 81 o; total, $500. Tax and delinquency
$40 %
Rufus Walton, possessory claim to that portion
Of the East half o: the NV quarter, and the Wet
half OF the NE quarter of Section 8, Township Is
\, 10 L. containing about so acres, assessed at
s5Oo Tax and delinquency, $40 %
Thomas = James,n possessory claim TO SW14
OF Section 2s and y of NV IL, and NV Ia Of
Ne "A Section 50, Township Is N. Il 10 E, con-
tanning 30 acres. and Improvements, assessed at
500 Tax AMI delinquency, So So
Susan NJ. Cowies. Lot . in block No 80 Of Mus
sers division of Carson City assessed at 500. Tax
and delinquency s. 81
Thomas II. Diehl, 40 acres of land 8 miles North
west Of Carson City. icing the Sc Ia OF the 81
Ia Of Section 2, Township Is \, r 10 L, assessed
at $3.50. Tax and delinquency. IS SO
Unknown Owners. Lot IN block y o 20 Of Scar,
Thompson s. ars division # Carson City assessed
at S2e; Lit in block No 81 Of came division g
sess-d at S25; Lot in block No So of Musser's
d vision of Carson City. vaued at $40; Lot in
block No 81 f Musser division of Carson City,
valued at $40; ot> and in block No 60 Of
Proctor Green's division Of Carson CITY. valued
at Sle0; Lots =. 3. 6. and 10 in llock No Ga Of
Proctor Greens division Of Carson City. valued
at S5e each, $50; the NV IL OF blook No 20 Of
Philips d visi N Of CNrson City. valued at $50;
the a9l feet Of the NE IA # bl, ok No % OF
Phillips division of Carson City. valued at 81
LIT one in bJck No six Of Cnrry7s division Of car
son City, ued at $50; TO al SEQ. Tax and de-
nquency, SO 60
All the above taxes are pa able in legal tender
paper money Of the Tilted Sts.es. Costs Of suit
ire payable in gold coin If TIE CLits d States. /
'fid before trial. payment must be made to Judg
Waltz. at his 1fice. Hing street, Carson City.
Carson City, March 81, 1870.
THOMAS WELLS
I'd Dist. Atty, Ormsby County. Nevada.
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Lone Tree Ranch, assessed at 200; aleo lot t. bocl
No a, Musser's division Of Carson City. Is; sol
| vent debts. 100; and 2 horses, rs; total, $50.
Tax and delinquency, 10 IS; balance due, 10 40
block No a. Of Sears Thompson and Sears division
of Carson City, aud dwelling house thereon, as
SEES ed at 400. Tax and delinquency, 10 so.
Western Union Telegraph Compsn,, telegraph
poles wires and Office fix ures, ASSESSED at 100,
and 1900 added by Board Of EQUALIZATION. Tax
and delinquency. balance due and unpaid, % a /.
Z. ". Howe, lots 1, 4, S, and in block No.
&c Of Sears. Thompson sears division OF Carson
ity. and dwelling house thereon. assessed at 5oo,
household furniture so, one COW 80 Total ooo
Tax and delinquency, 81 25
Thomas Nit. hell. possessory claim to 80 acres
land, the + !. Of the ( of section 2 township
Is N, Il 10 l., assessed at 100. Tax and delin4uen
cy, lei.
land. the " Z. of section %. township 10 n,
10 =, with improv nts tn, assessed at lVO
one wagon 25 and two horses IS. Total, HOO.
Tax and ielinquencys 81 42l
Matthew Mo lncy plssessory claim to leo acres
of land, the W Il Of secii'.n q , township Is \,
r 10 4, assessed at loo. Tax and delinquency
4 e.
John C. Wood possessory claim t. l2o acres Of
land being the II \ of the S n 4 of section 10,
and the s " u of tue W "A Of -ection %, TOWN
ship Is N. u 10 h, and improvements thereon, as
ses ed at 1Oo. Tax and d. linquenry. 81
Marshall Willard, p ~>essory claim TO trart Of
land containing lime stone quarry and lire kiln,
about one mile : w of Carson Cry, commonly
known as Kirwan's Lime Kiln, assessed at 200;
pre cart 40 one horse IS %, 0e0 bricks 800. To-
tai, SIS. Tax and delinquency, IS 81.
All the above taxes and delinquency and costs |
# suit thereon, are payable IN gold coin OF The
United states and if paid Def re Judgment. must
be paid to Judge Waltz at his office on King street
Carson City, April 4th. 1870.
THOMAS WELLS Dist Atty,
Ttdl Ormsbv Co, Nevada.
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Nov, therefore. be IL known that 1, Ulysses 8.
Grant, President II the United states OF America.
have caused the said iioual articles to be made
public, to the end that the same, and every CLAUSE
ard article thereof. may be observed and fulfil ed
with good faith by the United States aud the citi
gems thereof
In witness whereof have hereunto set my hand
and caused the seal Of the United States TO be af
fixed
Dane at the city Of Washington, this fl tn day Of
February, in the year Of our Lard one thousand
eight hundred anu seventy. and # the ildcpend-
ence ii the United sta es the ninety fourth
TsE4L1 U. 3. GRANT.
BY the President:
HAMILTON FISH,
Secretary If State.
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PROPERTY FOR SALE!

THE PLACE BELONGING TO ME, on THE
Sonth side # the Warm Springs Eo,i, is
offered at privss, si.c unit. the Fiji DAY Of
APRIL, 1870. and il NOT spneed If by that lime
will then he sold at Public Auction, FOR cash, to
h e highest BIDDER.
The property CONSISTS Of Eleven Acres of Good
Land on which ihere are
Good Ow cling House. barn, sheds,
and . Well Of Excellent ~ aser.
The entire property is u.der good fence
For terms ap;Iy at my store, On Carson street,
nea- fenrod House.
ALSO FOR SALE;
1000 Pounds IF g"d RUSSIAN POTATOES.
and a quantity If fresl, Garden Seeds.
MRS. W. BECK
Carson, March 5th 1870. I'm
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DENTI sTRY
ASSESSMENT NOTICE,

ATHENS GOLD AND SILVER MINING
N C mpany.-N Notice rs hereby given that at a
meeting II the B.sard Of .rustee. If the Athens
Cold AM Silver Mining Company, held at the
office Of the Secretary and Treasurer. the 2lsi
of March. $50 il US iess lved that an Asses.-
ment Fifty t5n) Cents be and the same is hereby
stock of the s.mp, v, pay. Bile Immediately to
the Secretary ar Trcssl,e err at his office p
tor str ct, in Carson ii ty; a d in case the pay
m-nt Of Suci assessment shall MT be made within.
four weeks f.m the pub ic Iion Of this notice the
shares which the same remain unpaid shall be
held delinquent and subject Ia sale
SAM. d. KING,
Secretary and Treasurer Athens q. L S. VI. Co.
Carson City. Is. April 1876. 4w
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'VHE CoPAETNERSTIP HERETOFORE Ex-
I listing between A. " Tjadcr and Geo. NuDck-
10y mu u,sI consent AL persons knowing Them
selves indebted u them requested to settle up
by the first day Of April, their accounts will be
left with the proper officers Tor collection
w TJADER,
GEO. MUNCKIUN.
Carson, March 18th, 1870. mh2l
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Estate of James e. Stewart,

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN BY THE
~ undersigned. Public administrator Of the
County Of Ormsby. and administrator If the above
named estate. t the cred tors of, and all persons
having claims against said deceased TO exhibit the
same. with the necessary vouchers, within ten
months from, the first puhlicatk Of this notice To
the undersigned a: his office in the County Huild-
ings, Carson City.
IL. ii. BENcE, Administrator.
Carson City, Mar,h Sth, 1870. 4w
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SUPPLIES TO BE FURNISHED.

- coSas coal oil neyop's fbeet ou1Iityl
Ia t,ya. s,an COLGATE
tons whole barley.
,. key. G., gifornia blasting povder.
900 feet of fuse.
c,n- ,hloride of lime
$50 teet two inch 3ply hose with corrlipr
40 pairs handcuff
A yen LARGE yau,t nadIock
!, 900 IN. R.vo hears
3sarss Costa RIGA coffee.
srups If -four. extra supsrfine,
I ron corn meal.
harrels ,;ctied work
.nO IN. hac,,n
5oo In. h .,ps
200 lbs dried arples.
.h,o IN. dr,.a ,,aaeb.s
oharrels svrnr
barrel vinegar.
2barrels brown sugar.
2 barrels crushed sugar.
25 lbs whole pepper.
lGO lbs prunes,
leo lbs raisins, Ia boxes
200 lbs Goldfish
box maearoni-
l box vermicilii.
barrel mackerel.
3 Gases tomatoes.
400 lbs onions.
3 cases green corn.
cases oysters
boxes creaihef tartar.
3boxes sal soda.
! case yeast powders.
] case assorted sauces.
boxes black tca-best quality.
ECO lbs herring.
firkins Of butter.
800 lbs coarse salt.
100 lbs table salt
~ boxes candies-common-
cans sacramento matches.
case tomato cafsnp.
3 lbs nutH ess.
100 lbs cheese.
2oO lbs soda CRACKERS.
cAsss 'ard-
~ gallons pickles.
doz washboards.
"a doz cans powder-Eagle Duck No. 2
] doz. boxes gun caps-for revolver.
Il doz. boxes Henry rifle cartridges
Id z. butcher knives.
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NOT l C e!

THE COMMISSIONERS OF THE NEVADA
i state Prison will receive sealed pr posais up
to the 9Th DAY OF APRIL, 1870. for furnishing
said State Prison the supplies hereinafter enumer-
ared.
All TT posals must be transmitted TO the secre-
tary of the Beard at Carson City, Nevada, and
marked Proposals for furnishing supplies for ii.
Nevada State Prison ~
Proposals for hing any portion If the
ticles specified will tie considered.
The contract will be awarded TO tie lowest
sponsibe bidder or bidders.
The successful bidder or bidders will be repaired
to deliver in Carson City, Nevais all the articles
enumerated in his or their proposal except be
within thirty days after notice Of acceptance of
or heir bid, and ample security will he required
for the delivery OF supplies # standard quality.
and within the time specified. The Commission
ers reserve the right TO reject any and all bids.
All supplies will be pad for in Nevada state
Warrants at par upon the completion Of each Gen.
r. act
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1870-09-15
TEAoHERSi INSTITUTE.

As heretofore announced, q Teachers
Institute for the benefit Of teachers, school
officers and tho friends of education gencr-
ally. will be held at Point Pleasant, in the
Court-Housc, commencing Tuesday, Sep
TENDER Goth, at 10 o'clock a. NJ, aud
continuing for four days. For tho infor-
nation Of all concerned, aud in order that
the object for which the Institute will be
held, may be promoted. the following com
mitteC is appointed, with full power to APP
point sub-committccs, yis:-Prof. D. 2.
Guthrie, Col. J. ?. r. B. Smith and b.
n. Howard, Esq.
Teachers and School officers are earnest
IL invited to attend, and teachers Of this
county arc hereby notified that failure to
do so, will be- taken into consideration in
granting certificates in tho future.
@. 7. B. Moons,
Co. Supt. +. S.
In accordance with the above appoint
ment, the undersigned hereby appoints the
following subcommittee, viz:
On accommodation aud rcOeption-ProF.
S. II. Patrick, JIM. Polsley, Esq, and
Miss Ada Gilmore, to whom membcrs of
the Institute will report at the Academy,
upon their arrival.
On Fiuance-Licut. Oliver Phelps, G.
W. .Tippelt, Esq, and Miss Ella Hall.
Each member Of the above named Com
mittoes are relied upon to perform the du-
D. P. GUTHRIE,
J.P. X. B. SMITH,
II. R. HOWARD,
Committee.
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] Rlun Nov Hnyrn.

MARRIED. the brides residence, on
Thursday, Sept. g., by Rev. j. W. Miller,
Mr.. Joseph NJ. Pounds and Miss Lydia
Roash; both Of Graham Township.
Your Hartford correspondent al" ap-
pears to have got cross-wnys in the chute.
The cause of it seems to he our doubling
bis knowledge of salt-wells. Hope he
will send us those items; we have waited a
week for-tlleu, and now have to hunt some
ourselves. For Bro. HIS information, say
our upper story has improved since he was
up. Come on NIacduff!
The Union ssa!t Co. at this place have
just completed asplanlil salt rail
road from their, salt yard to the river. -
Tho job was commanded by our citizen
U. i. Smith.
A protractod meeting is going on at the
U. B Church lLcre. Quarterly meeting
begins Saturday, Rev. j. G. Jones, Pre-
siding Elder in Charge.
Our school begins on the LIST of October,
Mr.. D. G. Lloyd, Of Gallia county, Ohio,
takes charge.
The salt furnace at this place has cooled
down for tho present, SO times here are
pretty dull, and work scarce.
A young man named Lindsey Lambert
while wheeling salt, last week, slipped off
the board into the graincr and severely
soalled one foot and leg, but is now rapis-
ly recovering
Our townsmau Jesse P. Custer who re-
moved from this place to Kansas q short
time ago, arrived there 0. K, and has
commenced farming.
The musical talent of our place is being
cultivated and improved by tue earnest la
Dor of Prof. Williams. We can now boast
Of having organs and pianos in our midst,
and they arc heartily welcome Their
soothing influence far surpasscs Mrs Wins
lows syrup.
The -four mill of A. s. j. Leitwilcr, in
our town, is doing brisk business, and
well deserves success. Since tho mill came
into their hands, vast improvements have
been made, and their popularity is cOntin-
uully on the increase, especially since the
head Of the firm took counsellor.
That terrific steamer Flect,eood per.
formed some strange freaks on one of hcl
late low water trips. AS she spun pas
our burgh, the channel being very neat
this shore, she landed some ski!fs abou
thirty feet up the bank, and threw beyond
the reach of the waves fine salmon
which was speedily snatchod up by Young
America.
1 heard a good joke on tho Franco Prus
sian war, few days ago. Two Con
servatirea of our. County, one Gormar
aud the other an American, were warmly
discussing the issue, the German of course
for Prussia. aud tho other for France. =
The Prussian friend became excited finally
aud declared no did not expect much moro
from him, as all Of tho COpperhcad' wcr'
for France.
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[By Authority Of the Governor
mo. SO. Joint Resolution Proposing
an Amendment to the Constitution Of
tho StHtH.
Rfsolped By he Legislature Of West VRSinis,
The following is proposed az IN Amendment
20 Tho Consultation Of this State, 10 10 subSti'
iuIcd for section one OF nrticle three thereof.
and 10 become part Of the said Constitution
when ratified according TO the provisions there
Of namely:
"Thc male citizens OF the State shall be en-.
titled 10 vote at all elections held within The
election Districts In which they respectively
reside; but no person who is n minor, or
Of unsound mind, or n pauncr, or who
is under conviction Of treason, felony, or bril-
berry in an election, or who has not been n
residcn. Of The State for ono year, and Of tho
county in which be offers to vote for thirty days
next preceding such offer, shall DO permitted
10 yrte while such disability continues"
Adopted February IS, 1870.
In the House Of Delegates, Thursday, Feb
ruary2f, 1870, the above resolution vas adop'
tel.
Tar YeAs wERR-Nessrs. WEIGH, (Spsakerl
AgnGw, Ballard Of Monroe, Ballard Of Logan,
Beltshoovcr, Bowyor, Brannon, Burgess. Day'
isson, DonehoO, Evans, Farnsworth, Fisher,
Flanagan, Flick, Grandeo, Guthrie. Heryey,
Howard Jackson, Judy, Lamb, Lamou, Lynch,
Maxwell, Mccoy. Meadows, Miller, Neoly.
Pownall, RAIDER. Rcpp, Scott, Smith, Fetcr,
Thomas, Wells aud Wilkinsou-3s.
Tue NAYS wERE-Mcssrs. Baker, Barlow,
Carpenter Chambers. Collins, oracraft, Davis,
PariS, Golf, HasslCr, Hill, Howe, Peirpqint,
Price, Rexroad, SturgiSs, Summers and Wl.eSt
-le. -
Ih'thelScnate Monday, February 20, 1870,
tho abovcrcsOlution was adopted.
THE YEAS wERE-Messrs, hrnsworth, (PEos.
iient,) AppIcgatc, Brown, Gather (James,l
Gather Jesse II. y took Crane, Davis. Dayton
DoolitLle, Gold, Hartman, Kooncc, Lsonartli
Patrick, Phelps. Ramsdell and Young-:ssls.
THE NAYS wERE-Messrs. BorcmaH, ltimph
reya, v erninger aud Wilson-4. III
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