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Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1872-11-15

WHITE PISE.-Ws learn from c. H.
Patchin, ESQ., who arrived last evening
from White Pine. that Wagner, Senator
for long term; Matthews. Cole and Vim
age for Assembly; Patterson, Sheriff;
Love, Recorder; Cranley, Assessor;
Read, Surveyor; and one County Com
missioner (Saddler) have been elected
BY the Democrats. The Republicans
elected are Allen, Senator for short
term; Robinson and Gray, Assembly
men; Hanford. Clerk; Timson, Treas
urer: Herrick, Supt of Schools; and
Mau, County Commissioner.
STAGE UPsET.-We learn from Mr..
Patchin, one of the passengers, that the
Hamilton and Phoebe stage upset night
before last near the Washburn Station
and about IS miles this side of Hamil.
ton. All the passengers were stunned,
and the driver, Frank Sanders, had his
arm broken; D. r. Alexander was con-
siderahly bruised about the head, but is
not seriously injured; and a lady passen-
ger was compelled to stop ever till the
next trip. The stage was delayed q
couple of hours in consequence Of the
mishap. -s.5.a
A FRATERNAL GooD-BYE.-Jos. WATSON
and ]. G.. Law, both of whom were con-
nected with the Phoebe Review during its
| publication in this city, take their de-
parture per Hamilton stage. We hope
good fortune may attend these gentlemen
through life, wherever their lot may be
cast and especially do we commend
them to the courtesy and fraternal regard
of our contemporaries.
THEATRE. Lorraine 4 Mason gave
their first entertainment last evening
and considering the many disadvantages
under which they labored, they did well.
The same troupe will perform again this
evening, with an entire change Of pro-
gramme. As there is no more innocent
amusement than is afforded by this
troupe, We hope to see the house filed
again tonight.
GETTING BETTER-John Brent, the
driver Of the Salt Lake stage, who was
thAo"A ItpilA tuC pDA bOiuo udyo SlAEC,
and apparently severely injured, is out
| upon the streets again. He is not per-
manent y injured, though he will not be
able to resume his labors for so.ue time
yet. ...l2 E.
E. F. BADGLEY has just opened an es-
Enlistment for the sale OF watches,
clocks, jewelry, etc., adjoining Pearson S
Saloon, Main street. Mr.. b. WIS for
years engaged in the house of j. w.
Tucker, San Francisco.
To ARRIvE.-The passengers to arrive
from Hamilton to-day are: H. Leddy,
John Watts, J. W. Carter, G. W. Ames,
H. NJ. Eddy, s. W. Errant, A. F ynn, D.
p. Corcoran, Mrs, Sheath, M +. Rich
ardson, Thomas Smith. John Cundy.
FoR HAMILTON. Barnes
leaves us this morning for Hamilton on
business, and will be absent until Tues
day During his absence his Office " i'll
be in good hands.
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met at 10 o'clock yesterday. Present
Messrs. McCluskey and McCanonn.
The time Of the Board was principally
occupied in passing upon bills presented
against the county. Following is list
Of ILLS allowed on v ednesday and
ThurcI,v.
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GILMER h SALISBURY, Tri-Weekly stage to Ham
ilton and Daily to Salt Lake, VIM. B. Dough-
erty, Agent.
H1ekoX WARREN Daily Stage Line between
Phoebe and Bullionville.
MILLER W. X, Phoebe, Bullionville and PAN
AGA Line.
Cigars, Tobacco, Stationery.
FOLK LEVIN Main street, opposite Wells, Far
go X Co.
Jonas Cohn, dealer in cigars, cutlery, ETC., Main
street opposite Meadow Valley street.
MoRRIs COIN, east side Main street one door
below Meadow Valley ST.
WIEDERHoLD, Main street, opposite Meadow
Valley street.
Wilson Solomons, at Fulks 4 McHalpins
Meadow Valley street
Hardware.
HALPIN ]. ]. 4 Co., Main street, opposite F.
Wheeler Il Co.
HATHEwAY o. W., Meadow Valley street, one
door above the Theatre
WHEELER F. 4 Co.. Main street, doors above
Wells, Fargo Co.
Miscellaneous.
AsHBETo's RooFING, C. B. Lovel, Agent stops at
Mrs. Grambs Lodging House.
Barnum. Samuel W., Tin Roofing and Roof
Painting.
Bishop Bros Main street, next to Wells Fargo,
Druggists.
Breakey H. R., Agent Phoebe Ice Co., office in
COINS building, Main ST., opposite Meadow
Valley street.
Castera Chas. Ladies Hair Dresser at Cohn &
Morris Barber Shop. Meadow Valley street.
Clark Woodruff, at Travis Stable, draymen.
COIN MORRIS, Meadow Valley street, next to
Dexter Stables, BARRIERS.
Connerton John, Ice Depot, head of Main street
Dexter Stables, Meadow Valley street, near
Main. Travis Bros, proprietors.
DoNoHoE 4 QUILAN, Bakers, Meadow Valley
street, above Travis Stable.
GIusTN GEO. j. NJ CoscHINA southwest cor.
ner OF Main and Meadow Valley streets
HARRISON BROTHER Furniture dealer ives,
side Main ST., adjoining McClpskey's saloon.
Hickox Mrs. j. D., east side Iacour street, Mil
liner, etc.
Litchenstein NJ. H., Lynch's brick building
Lacour street, Auctiopeer.
ason E. L., Civil Engineer, Office at Cour
House, -
MEEHAN NJ, Meadow Valley street,o doors allow
the Theatre, Boot-maker.
MI TtI, r., Main street, opposite Meadow
oiel 4 Armstrong, Peoples Market, meadow
Valley street.
PRrrcHARD W. L., office Lower Main street nea
Floral Springs Water Co.'S office.
Richards Chas., Office at Bishops, law Office
Mining Enginee.
scammon G. E., Meadow Valley street, next t
Lagrue's restaurant: Builder and Contractor.
SHERWOOD 4 Bro, Lower Main street, dealers il
Lumber.
Soils H., dealer in dairy produce, fruit dealer
| west side of Main ST., next door to Hamilton
saloon.
Solar Salt Co., B. F. Sides, Agent.
| state Bank of Nevada, Main street. opposit
Meadow Valley, Barnum W Field Manager
WARD H., west side Main street. adjoining Or,
mans stone store, Undertaken, Furniture dea
| err etc. SEQ
WIL1AMsJ. n. Main street, next to Higgin
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3. r. SIDES
BUYS AND SELLS STOCKS. ON
MISSIO


BISHOP Bros. have just received large
and fine assortment of Perfumery, Toilet
and Fancy Articles, such as Ferina,
Pinaud and Wright's Colognes, Lubin
and Phalon's Extracts, Florida Water,
Pomades, Hair Oil, Cold Cream, Creme
de lis, Laird's Bloom Of Youth, Baxin's
Tooth Paste. Steinberger's Glycerine,
Honey and Elder Flower Soap, Lubips
soaps, ETC., etc, etc, which, together
with full stock of CHEMICALS and Medi-
eines, they are selling at the lowest mar
ket prices.
IL ALL cAsEs of whatever nature, DR..
y. h. Whepley guarantees sure cure.
IN cases of venereal diseases, piles of
long standing, chronic diseases, ETC.,
cure Is effected without the use of mer-
curry. tie cures piles in short space OF
time. Consultation strictly confidential.
Once at Mrs. Pyles's Lodging House
Room No. 5.
Tax PAYERS, ATTENTION. -Treasurer
Philips desires us to impress upon tax
payers the Importance of paying their
taxes without delay, as but few days
eiapse before taxes become delinquent,
and additional costs will be added.
Money will be saved by making prompt
payments. nl2t. n 90.
AT Burrage's Drug Store, Main street,
directly opposite Lacour street, il the
largest and best assortment Of pure drugs
ana patent medicines, also perfumery,
fancy goods, paints. oils, turpentine,
lamp chlmnies, etc. o2-lm
IMPORTED HAVANA CtaAns of the fol-
lowing brands can be had at Wilson &
Salomons': Flor de Morales, La Presi-
oenta, Villar de Villar, Ell Rio Sella,
and other brands. Also stationery and
news matter. o20
CIRCULATING LIBRARy.--Folk h Levin
on Main street have just received the
latest and best publications at their ex-
!ensiye circulating library, and they offer
y TO the public at % cents per volume.
Call and see them.
The purest and freshest drugs and
medicines are to be had at Burraoe' 3
a n;lug store, Main street. directly oppo-
"''e Lacour street. o2.lm
CUTTING & Co.'S California Canned
fruits, Jellies and Jams are far superior
70 all other brands. For sale by aM FIRST
class grocers.
y. WIEDERHoLD's Circulating Library,
mar. man street. Also, Cigars, tobacco, sta.
n,onery, ETC.. etc. Opposite the foot Of
Meadow Valley street.
All kinds Of lamps, Jessep's steel,
snlngle nails, &C., ct j. Halpin h
COS. east side Main street. o29
Correct Geographical Time at W. Man.
n,ng's Jewelry Store, opposite Wells,
Fargo l. Co. g. tSSliIlE oc1e.1m
HARRY HolMss will attend to all order
10, nt,l paper hanging. Apply at the RECORD
'e' t.4 tgf 81 NOT.
nl2 .sry,,
NH Mhite Glover Honey 1t - 'h
nh iii3 b. ASHIM / BROS.
C11nSsnberry saues nc 3
nAH e 1a IA 6.AaHIM 4 BROS
III M,lnsnkst Ovsrceats It ga
8. ASHIM / BROS.
nae
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TIN RooFIN
fAEtA tk&5sf AND
Roof Painting.

GAMUEL W. BARNUM RESPECTFULLY IN
- forms the public Of Ficche end vicinitythat
he Is now prepared to execute. At short notice,
all orders for Tin Roofing and Roof Painting in
the best style and with all the latest improve.
ments Satisfaction guaranteed in all cases,
All Orders left at the News Depot of Charles
Wiederhold, will receive prompt attention.
scl3tf SAMUEL W. BARNUM
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Boys Suits---Pretty, Substa initial
and Cheap, at
MA 8. ASHIM 4 BROS
Dutch Herrings MT s#E H
S. ASHIM Il BROS.
German Salt Pickles Mt
8 ASHIM 4 BROS.
Sleeps Tongues Mt
S. ASHIM 4 BROS.
Picked Pigs Feet at
nl2 S. ASHIM 4 BROS.
Cheap Job Printing at the .
N#*l RECORD OFFICE
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TRANSFERS OF PROPERTY filed in the
Recorders Office Nov. 8, 1S72-coutin-
ued;
VIM. Pulsifer to William H,
Hamilton; $50 feet in Pan.
AGA loQe. ................. $l.OO
VIM. II. Hamilton to Howard
Livingston; 400 feet in
Panaca lode. ...... 100000
VIM. McCloskey to j. W.
Olmstead; all interest in
Panaca and other lodes... $1.00
David Sandersop to j. w.
Olmstead; Bay State lode
ana Others. .............. $l.UO
II. Livingston to j. w. Ohm
stead; all interest in Man,
moth lode. .......... $500 90
William Gilbert to j. w. Ohm
stead; all interest in Mann
moth lode. ............ $50O.0O
r. X. Reed to J. w. Ohm
stead; all interest in Nam 4k
moth lode. .I............. $4,000
Albert Brown to j. w. Ohm
stead; all interest in Nam
moth lode. ~. $500. 90
VIM. McCloskey to j. w.
Olmstead; all interest in
Mammoth lode ... $500, 90
John Shea to J. W. Olmstead;
all interest in Mammoth
lode ..,......, $4,000
r. A. Reyes to j. W. Ohm
( stead; all interest in Mann
moth lode. =. $4,000
M. g. Lewis to j. w. Ohm
stead; all interest in Mann
moth lode. ............... $1,000 90
Danl Sanderson to j. W.
Olmstead; all interest in
Mammoth lode damn. $500. 90
F. Palmer to ]. w. Olmstead;
all interest in Panaca lode
with several other claims
located in 1864 ..,...... $4,000
Robert X. Reid to John W.
Olmstead; all interest in
Panaca lode. ............. $4,000
p. Edward Conner to j. w.
Olmstead; all interest In
Mammoth lode. .......... 100000
Richard Gill to j. w. Ohm
stead; all interest in Pan
AGA lode, $4,000
Jos. Chamberlain to j. W. $685..
Olmstead; all interest in
Panaca lode ........ $4,000
Walthan Stein to ]. w. Ohm ..
stead; all interest in Pan
AGA lode. ........ $500. 90
J. w. Chamberlain to ]. W.
Olmstead; all interest in ...
Panaca lode ............. $4,000
w. M. johns to j. w. Ohm
stead; all interest in Pan
AGA lode. ................. $4,000
j. w. Goldthait to j. w. Ohm
stead; all interest in Pam
aca lode and several Other .. F.
! lodes located in 1864 ...,, $4,000
COUNTY CoMMIssIoNERs.-The Board
met at 10 O'Clock yesterday. Present
Messrs. McCluskey and McCanonn.
| The time of the Board was principal
occupied in passing upon bills presented
against the county. Following is a LIST
| ,f1 al n,
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OUR ADvERr1sERs.
THE BUSINESS MEN OF pIocHr.


General Merchandise.
AsHIM s. Bro. east side Main street, oppo-
site Iacour street.
CLARK ID. c. a. BROTHER, Lower Main street on
posite Pritchard's Fast Freight office.
Cohn Jacob, dealer in clothing, dry goods, etc.,
Main street. opposite Meadow Valley street
CRoNANs JAMES. Main street adjoining the Tele-
graph Office.
FELsEsTHAL PHI, Main street, opposite Meadow
Valley street.
JACOBS SULTAN Main street opposite f. Wheel
er 4 Co.
LEWIS H., East side Main street. doors below
Meadow Valley street.
RoEDER JOHN, fre-proof building, west side
Lacour street.
STEELE DoNAHoE, Office Of Donahoe Quill
lan's store. Meadow Valley street.
Attorneys.
AUD, FRANCIS L., office over State Blk of New,
BEENE II, D.. office with Bishop l. Sabin.
BISHOP SABIN. Main street. rear Bishop Bros.
drug store, adjoining Wells Fargo.
FOSTER J. c., Lacour street, north of Postoffice.
HUNT A. B., office in Whites building Main st.
Pitzer Il Corson. Laeour street. d. Corson, U.
s. Court Commissioner
Wandell, c. W.. Bullionville.
Physicians and Surgeons.
BEnGsTEIN H. Whites Building, Main street.
Bishop Alva c., Office at Bishop Bros. drug
store, Main street.
DEAL D. L., Lynch's brick building. Eacour st.
FoLTz CHAs. g., Office Lacour street, opposite
| l. X. L. Lodging House.
| Philson C, F., office Main street opposite F.
| Wheeler Co.'S stone building
RoGERs W: H., Office Main street adjoining Ely
| Record Office.
| NICHOLS f. c., Office Main street. opposite
| Wheeler l. Co.
WHIPLEY D. H., Office Room No. 5, Pyle's Lodg.
| House.
Notaries Public.
BARNES H, NJ. Postotice Lacour street.
| BEENE H. D., at Bishops drug store.
| BREAKEY H. R. office in Cohps buiJdipu Main
New-York tribune., 1872-04-27
FRIDAY, April 26-P. VI.

We seem to have reached point where, IN
the stock dealings one day is like unto another so that
transcript of yesterdays stock paragraph, with few
changes in figures, would give the history OF todays
dongs. Briefly, the market was strong and higher ll
the forenoon and lower in the afternoon on very
marked dminution in the transactions. TIE general
list OF specalties has been dull, the conspicuous
features having been Pacific Mail and Erie
The first named moved up TO T2 or nearly
per cent the top figures OF yesterday the demand
from the shorts proving an active impulse, though tDe
reports from Washington and Albany were also favor
able and attracted buyers subsequently,, under sales
of long stock TO realize the handsome profit accrung the
nree broke away to 7a and did not subsequently fully
recover the prestige OF the morning though the stock
closed strong at 73 Tho heavily oversold condition OF
the Erie market, and the consequent difficulty OF
obtaining the stock to deliver gives that
specially a very prominent place In the cur
rent history aud the price was to-day pushed
up from 69a TO 72 and the holders of the stock
were able to get quarter OF per cent for It's
instead Of paying have the carried The days
borrowing over the price made quick tumble to co.,
but reacted one per later and finally declined
TO 69s at the close. Northwestern Common lent az
high sixteenth, good deal OF that stock changing
hands on account Of the approach Of the election
There was pretty active trade In C. c. and l. C. ana
Union Pacific, but there was nothing important
occurring In them. Panama advanced TO il2l Harlem
being quiet at l2yA QlZof' Nc"-Aor soh'a' Laho
Shore Ohos Rock Island and Western Union Telegraph
were steady Investments were strong Erie Preferred
fetching si Chicago, Burlington, and Quincy, 1873; Al
ton l9 oll9t; and Michigan Central, 1l6i6ie. There
was more activity III the Quicksilver shares the Common
moving at 4t and Preferred at bG55. Express shares
were strong Adams selling at 9st Wells.targo N; and
United States 75i The general market warmed up FIRM
The opening highest lowest and closing prees OF stocks
we're "A follows:
NY.C. Hudson Consolidated. get ~, @t ~
r G. 4 Hudson CeTtihoatss,.. gJb sJt s,b 80
New-York tribune., 1872-04-27
THE COURTS.
TIE GORDON-GOULD CASE.

The GOrdon-Gould controversy came mp again
yesterday before Judge Brady In the Supreme Court
Chambers two mOtons-onc on behalf OF the painth
Gordon and the other for tho defendant Gould Counse
for Gould asked that an attachment issue against Cor
DON and that his complaint be dismissed ho not having
appeared in court to bc examined. although summons
and order to appear had been served upon hhi &
dons counsel, while admitting that papers had Deen
served claimed that clerk who served them had not
Judges signature showed that OF Jay Gould which was
not regarded as compelling Gordons attendance: some
discussion arose upon this question, counsel ior Ho
remarkng fhat il was the smallest kind OF quibbung 10
refuse to produce witness because Of failure 10 pay
70 cents as a witness fee. An attachment was also
asked against Gould, and motion TO dismiss llis
answer was made he also had not peared IN sMU
10 n summons for his examination obtained by GORDON
orlds counsel handed the Court copy or the Pa"l
served upon him, and saying that he took he da,e oa a @
examination 10 6e the 25th Of April and not ,he 2oi
asked how the Court read IT, Judge Brady SAID IL up
reared 10 him to he the 26th and he would Issue an
10 show cause IL both cases roturhaOle tnuIsue! ! "
New-York tribune., 1872-04-27
Foreign Exchange closes strong for to-norrows
steamer, as follows

The money market has been steady all day at about
per cent as the common rate among the stock
brokers' though toe Government bond houses were sup
Piled at and G. The currency movement is in favor OF
this CENTER but the largo business in and higher prices
of stocks viii doubtless augment the demand as to
keep pace with the supply. Prime commercial paper
moves at 70o per cent On the 1st proXinO the City
Chamberlain VIII pay the interest maturing Oh city and
County bonds, 10 the amount Of s2,4ZS555.
Government bonds strong aud tuoyant AMI
prices had advanced up to the Second Board ito over
the closing prices of night the market being swept
so bare Of bonds that small orders even could not DO
flied without creatinga sharp advance in prices Tho
final dealings were at slightly lower rates, but the mar
ke closed strong on tie basis of l5l to 55 for lsG's
Fisk & Hatch report as follows at y. H..
New-York tribune., 1872-04-27
TIE BROOKLYN REpAvEMENr CONTESTS.

Judge Barnard of the Kings County Supreme
Court rendered yesterday, decision In the case OF o
application OF the Fultonst properyowners against 'no
Water Board to have the assessment for rcpa'hs SCI
ASIDE as excessive and irregular. On Mareh l. 1uuso
Gilbert rendered opinion quashng the WITH oi o'"
ora, which had been obtained by the property-o"hers'
ht Indo Rarnard dissented and his decision says
There are however, two fatal errors In the proceea
ipqs OF the Water Board itself This Board qua nOt ci
this work 10 the lowest Responsible puueI US gar
by section OF tho Water act nor did tne 5oaiu
so for bids for laying crosswalks ana resetnE GU ~
tones as reoured y that section when the amount oi
such work exceeds $3.50 There added 10 the assess
ment nearly $4,000 illegally by reason OF inns on, h
tn advertise The proceedings should be reversed VIII
out costs 81,
The case will 60 before judges of another district Oh It's
way 10 the Court OF Appeals.
New-York tribune., 1872-04-27
BOLD REAL ESTATE FRAUD.

In December, 1870, John a. Sheridan told
John W Moore that he had a farm for sale in PIKE
County Penn, and accompanying him to that place
Moore shown so acres OF land, AZ OF Wmeh & wefe
cleared and contained in addition to good build
ncs, tIoupo1a and mari bed' 20 After nSrcbdse re
the farm for $780, and paid $4,000 receiving III
return deed for 20 OF Land, which sheridan told
him was the same he had shown him Mhch ne went 10
take possession however he found that the deed was
not for that farm but for adjoining oHe consisting
mostly of waste land which has since been sold Dy the
sheriff for SOS Moore returned o&ewIOrk and caused
hc arrest OF Sherman, who tried Yesterday IN the
Court OF General Sessions before judge Bedford louhd
guilty and sent TO the state Prison for years
New-York tribune., 1872-04-27
MORNING POST

completely the truth Bescgei Residents; views
roborrte by the revelations contained diary which the author
penueI much diligence and persen. OF the
from the ultra papers amusing aud onuBc
little oss bghte, the heavier portions
diary well enghten points relating
the progress the siege des.ory bat
idea the contents of h comprehensive aud ably written vol
We have pwcve abHei from closer examination Of the
avoid oresang the which It will be read. Parts
for the thus complete
tive wA s perfect state received With great faVor
New-York tribune., 1872-04-27
XLllD CONGRESS-IID SESSION
PROPOSED STEAMSHIP LINE TO BRAZiI-TllE
HOUARD RESOLUTIONS PASSED Bf TIE
uOUSE-THE TARIFF BILL.


PROPOSED STEAMSHIP LINE TO BRAZIL-THE
HOUARp RESOLUTIONS PASSED BY TIE
H0UsE-THE TARIFF BILL.
SENATE. .WAsHINGTON, April &C. 1872.
The Goat Island bill was laid before the
Senate by the Vice President and read once. Mr. COLE
(Rcp., CALI objecting TO the second reading
Bills introduced follows:
Mr.. RAMSEY (Rep.. Mnn.). from tho Committee on
ros0nces and Post Roads, reported bill directing tho
Postmas General increase the present steamship
mail service TO Brazil 10 semimon'hly service ior zen
Years. at cost 10 the United States not oNcceuir~
Mi FENTON rep, n. ". from the Finance Commit.
tee reported adversely the House hil HutholLulS
free importation of certain Highland IN &C. ior
She 10Th Regiment of Hghlandeis OF the NOV" ioiA N"'
Mr. HARLAN. from the Committee on Indian Affairs. Man
Eeported without amendmcn me % iVnS m nss u, ,o wv 0
MIR. ANTHONY (llep, r. ~ submitted the following
EesoiD,s That the w,nrsh rule lie amended by anr thereto
u, following words wen % s. 1 !O @ % S @ 1S % ,b ,h yiSsa
PIE uce b and moon to lay an nent on the table
Mr COLE made report from he C0mmitiee OF Con-
ference the legislative Appropriation hin. lie eX
planned that the Committee had omitted me provion al
reference TO The salaries of the Judges OF the >tIe :"
Columbia had fixed The salaries Of he Justices ol inc
Court OF claims AT Si5N anu hau hduC nc n "a -
The salaries of the United States District Judges Inc
Tao unfinished b,l.incss-hc Deficiency Appropriation
hill-was then taken up The pending question was on
concurrins III the ameEdmn nt made IN COMMITTEE OF inc
Whole 10 equaze the pay oi mon employed III Govern
ment WORKSHOPS under III" Ei-hll0ar law. ,
tnent r,Jccte and the Soc.lOn was passed sub
stantially "a il came from The IL
provides the officers he. and they are Hereby
sgthonzed nd required le settlement Of ell counts or he
SoTsTnmea % e & M Sa " @ s 80 Of oas cS 70 hc
Of May 10 sete ihe vbot Iedaon on account
lac o the hours o. labor Esour law When ~ ihah
b. made spelr that that rs s cause o. the reduction Ol wage"
IL also S2fcllt appropriation 70 thoc cnns
Tho question was also taktu On cOncuIl1ug IN the
amendment offered hy Mr Morrill, Of Vermont restrict
ing the jurisdiction OF the Court of Claims, and was
disagreed to 10y Yeas. %; Nays, 26.
Mr. STEVENSON (icp., OhuI moved an amendment
a z :
cquppinC troops during tie Rebellion and made an az
6ument for Its adoption
Mr. SANYER offered substitute providing for the
payment OF Kentucky for arIunS qlI.ng, ana man
troops the rVIcc Ot tc UnCd states uurlg
the Rebellion; but providing ,hat no account shouid DC
taken OF troops employed alter The Isl OF May 100
Mr.. FNELlNGNUNNEN or p., y. Jo moved To recon
siOcr tho vote by which the Morn. meIiment re'ct-
In the jurisdiction OF the COuIt OF CIm3 WAS rejected
TIC nate At t:5 T. H. went INTO LAccUslN' seSs-Vi
RNd hOOH uiLnr a.lnuln.N.
New-York tribune., 1872-04-27
Sales bD AncIion

A. MEKvIy, Aucjloneer
DY BANGS, MERWIN & Co., Broadway. cor.
11 Of Books Works Of Art Fancg Goo!s Furniture .
MONDAY, April %, snd two fol'oSrg d1y., 81 I m.
LARGE AMI VALUABLE COLLECTION Of BOOKS, including
geuleman COM rising many aaiaI and
expensive works mostly hne condition.
EERRY LEASES at AUCTiON.-Tbe sale of
the FERRY LEASES advertised % 1872 will take plac.
WEDNESDAY Ma, H l52 e New COUNTY CeaItbouse. at II
o'clock a. ANDnEW II. GREEN, Controller.
Coatolers oTc., Sex-York. April "a. 1872.
WN ELIIoTr Auctiorecr, No. 9 Joln-t
GREAT AUCTION SALE of FRUIT TREES,
w FLOWERIs3 PLANTS. Hnd BULBS, asoriei in baskets.
THIS DAY at II O'Clock, at No. 4il M,iiealane
EEO. A. LEAVITT IL Co. date Leavitt,
W stbeigh Cob Clinton Hall Asiorpsce For the saLg By
OF LOOKS PASTsG, aud all
knls Of LITERARY PRoPERTY