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The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1872-03-04
West Nirpinin

West Virginia:
Sat Rules held 10 the Clerks Office Of the
Circuit Court Of Lewis county, for the month
1872.
+. N. Chalfant l
vs.. I'm Cbnncery
n. B. Bland & others,
TINE OBJECT or THIS SUIT Is To
i enforce the lien Of heri .aci.s issued
by |. 7. Mcbride, Justice Of Jane Lew
Township, Lewis county. nrains, \, d.
Bland, in favor ofths Plaintiff. for Ssj:15,with
Interest from the 10th ofNov. Sos and costs,
against the interest Off. y. Bland in Ger.
.ain debt due him and John 7 Bland. from
john 7. Peterson and Thomas L. Swisher,
for the lanyard property In Jane Lew, and
" ordered by the Court, 10 settle the estate Of
Thomas Blahd, deceased, and ascertain the
debts Of his estate, which may be PAYABLE
out Of the funds In the hands Of said Peter.
sou and SwiSher, and 10 dispose ofsaid fund.
And ii appearing by affidavit filed that
the defendant, John 7. Bland, is not resi-.
dent Of this State, and he not appearing, It
Is ordered that he do appear here within
one month after the date Of the FIRST publica-
ton Of this order, and do what is niece sSary
10 protect his interest in this suit.
a CUpy-Atieste
JOHNC. JACKSON, Clerk.
HENRY BRANN0N, PrG-I atty
mari-li
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TIE SEULKIFG POLICY.

The Convention has at last adopted
one policy that Of concealing their
sentiments and purposes from the PEG.
pie, Under ths Disguise Of the ballot,
all elections are to be in sGcrct-thati is
to say. the representatives Of the pco.
pie may deny to their constituents any
information Of what they are doing.
The legislators may destroy the liberty
Of the people by couccalmGni. judges
may announce decisions by decree
without committing any individual Of
the Court, BY the cnormity Of the
Legislative or judicial acts, concealed by
the ballot, the liberty OF tho people are
in cmiucut dan or Of being destroyed
The people have no couccalmcnts, bu,
the representatives have, aud they wish
to throw the responsibility upon tue
people. Let the Ccuyenii0n give US an
open vote, aud VIC will bring the
question to an issue, resulting more in
favor Of tho people than their repre-
scntaiiyCs.
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[FrOm the Monroe Register ]
THE VIRGINIA DEBT.


We are sgain brheld.n to the at.
tCntiOns Of Governor Jacob for 4 copy
Of the West Virginia Commissioners
Report Of the Old State Debt. and Of
the portion Which in their Judgment,
our State is in equity bound to pay.
The document is an exceptionally able
statement Of the merits aud data Of the
controversy, and illustrates the wisdom
that selected as agents Of the State.
men Of the consummate financial and
economical ability Of Messrs. BenNctt,
Campbell, aud jackson, Appended to
the report are several tables exhibiting
in detail, the expenditures for which
the debt was incurred, and stating ac-
curately the value and location Of the
various assets, in the fern Of bank
stocks, public improvements, and pub
lie property Of every form, Of which
both portions Of the State had been
joint owners prior to 1861. We regret
tina, it Is too large to be copied in our
columns, for tits a most valuable dUcu-
mCnt aud should be in the hands Of
every citizen. The chief interest for
our neonlg borovor centres in tho mr..
gument establishing the proportions Of
liability, and aiming to determine the
share Of our State at the amount Of the
million repor,ed by ms IN n former is.
sue Tho pripciple on which tbs
| Commissioners resi- their opt9eedopts,
| is hat Of dement's realized. md cannot
| be hotter stated than in tbcir own Ian.
ruage,
This asa rebpltal If tho virriDia
theory maintained br Juirc Mcrs5j,b
Of Richmond. that The propcr Grounds
Of adiuslmep. pre D,pnIot;.a and t,r.
ritory pcrsuadcs us notvi,b,t,ndipr
our pious reverence for tho mother
State into n justification of N. scopcl
calculated by our Commissioner, md
prompts n respcctful succession Of no.
auiesccuce in The Virrinia nronosol q,
tiisiutere,tej arbitration, ms n pcrfcetIy
safe recourse in view of the botorior.
DISPARITY between tho tro accounting
sections. Suppose that VIRGINIA take
for an urbiter The Christian nrcccnt Of
unselG,buess, "Do INTO others Ec >
| in a case Of eonscicncc inyoIyirS n,
equitable distribution of a Federal ben.
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49,
TO SABBATH SCHOOL WORK.
FRS.

a! meeting of the friends Of the
Sabbath School cause, held in the Fist
Presbyterian Church. Wheeling, lie
undersigned were appointed committee
to address the,Sabbath School workers in
West Virginia upon tue prcpriety Of
sending delegates to the National Con-
vsntiou, whicl,'conrcncs in Indianapolis,
Indiana, on the 18th Of April next. At
said meeting five delegates were ap.
pointed, and this address is issued in
the hope that other fue may be sent
from different parts of West Virginia.
Let the friends Of the Sabbath School
assemble themselves together in every
section of the State, and consult upon
the all.important matter in order that a
full delegation may Ibc secured. Where
delegate, arc appointed the committee
will be pleased to be appriscd of. the
fact Immediately, SO that they can cOu.
fer with the gentleman named.
S u. BAESITz,
VIZ II. OxroDr
Benz. pAvESPORr,
". W. Miller,
CnAs. BpADY,
Committee.
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THE CONVENTION,
REPRESENTATION FIXED BY
AN ARBITRARY RULE AND
WITHOUT REGARD TO
THE RIGHTS OF THE
PEOPLE.

he NNNt lNllIall9h W tut SAaNN - I
4taOll-thc Committee Of the Whole |
have arbitrarily assumed that SiT'y;dte |
delegates were all that were needed by
the people Of the State to represent
them. Notwithstanding, by increasing
the number Ten more, every coun.
~ in the State would have at least one
ull,glie, and MI other counties, been
fairly dealt by, without any apparent
increase Of expenses, las the Legisla-
:urc is only to meet once in two
years, J the Committee have seen prop
or to disregard the wishes OF the people
in this regard, and make an npporiiou-
mcnt Of representation among the
counties Of the State which the people
will never ratify. They say that & 500
is the ratio Of representation, This
result they lind by dividing ~, Oh by
IS. There are iiy-fgnr counties in
the State, and there are tvCuy five Of
them which fall slor, Of G,SOo. OF
this number, Fayc,tc, with u popula.
ton of G,Gi7, Braxton GALS, pendle.
ton G, 1855, Cabcl! G,420, and Mineral
G,3G2, arc each given one delegate.
These counties, falling short as they
do to the ratio Of $500, approximate
nearer to it than clcrcn other counties,
by from one to two thousand, which
are given each one delegate. Ran
dolph has a population Of 3, 56S, Hardy
5,5lS, Brooke, 5,4Gi, Logan 5,l9l,
Lincoln 5.O53, Writ, 4,Sl4 Boone,
1858, Grant 4,4G7, Nicholas 4 ,ljS.
Hancock 1853, Gilmcr 1915, and
Raleigh 3, G73, and given each onc del
cgatG.
Jackson county has population Of
10000, and Lewis l0,l7J, and tare
puly given each one delegate. Now
this, We say, is not right. 1t is con.
irary to justice, to fairness and to com
mon honesty, 1t ignores in toto, the
sixth section Of the "liill of Rights"
which reads, Every citizen shall be
entitled IN canal representation in tina
government } We ask Tho Copyep.
ton, Chis being a part Of their work.
What !, means DOCS II moi mean
hat ono mans vote is As FOOD an an.
other that its influence Is co.extep.
siyc with thc State, and entitled 10 the
same coual reprcsentatiop 7 If sun.
r,re ia ibe parcpt of repressplatiop
uIy in the name of common Justice,
is his parcptnro not rcccrnigoj
,brourbopt every county in the State :
The psonle arc WATCHING iho action Of
the Convention with a vigilance and
jealousy hitherto before unseen and un.
known in this state. They want no
..bpab vbaekipr" and filsg marching
md eounter.n,aTehipr. and will accent
M excuses under the Meas of imprae.
tie1JTiIy and By ali tho gods, they
viii never ,,rallol5 dorm anu Coarra.
tio1 sugar. eoqted piLsi
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DAVID GoFE

BEVERLEY, Randolph Co., VIA.
Practices in the Circuit Court, Of Nh.
State and the United States. All Lu,ipe.,
promptly attended to.
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n. ;. FLEuiNu. Nm hryvrr-
ELEMING & BENNETT,
Attorneys nj lnw.

GLEN|lLLE, Cilmer, Co., ". Ia.
Practice in the Circuit Courts Of Gilmer
and adjoining counties. Collections, and
all other business entrusted 10 our care
promptly attended TO.
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~ To TIE PUBLIC.
llayihgrebuilt, fitted up, and furnished
My old Stand in Glenyillc,
lam now prepared TO accommodate the
public In a comfortable and sabslaniial
manner-loth man and beast. Thankful
for past patronage, would rcsptriGlIr
solicit call from my old cusinmtrI ari
the public generally. s, l.. RUDDELL.
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Is The hes, in this maftei. He calls par.
iiculir attention to his assortment Of iine
Old Rye aud bourbon NhisLiSs, which he
oilers At the lowest market prices.
7. TlERNFi. dseil
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TnoMAs A. BRADFORD,
Attorney at I,aF.

PHiLLIPI'L barbour c., w. Ia.
Practices in the State and Federal
Courts. All business promptly attended
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-03-22

ar. cgADLgs-GEoRGE TuFLY, PgorRIEToR.
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NJ

IN THE COURT OF THE SECOND
Judicial District, of the State of Nevada, in
and for the County of prrn-by.-MARY J.
THOMPSON, plaintiff, vs.. JAMES ;. THOMPSON,
Action brought in the District Court of the Sec
nud Judicial District of the State Of Nevada. III
and for the County of Orni.bv, aud the complaint
flel in said County If oruisby, in the office of the
Clerk Of said District Court.
The state of Nevada sends greeting to
s. THOMPSON, defendant:
You are hereby required TO appear in an action
brought against You by the above named plaintiff
in the district Court .. the Second judicial Dis
triCt Of the state of Nevada, III and Tor the COun-
~ Of Ornsby. and t, answer the complaint filed
therein "a copy of which accompanies this sum-
mnns) within ten days exclusive of the day of
s.rvicel after the service on you of this sumnon--
if ser we'd within this county ;or If served out of this
c unty. but in this DistI let, within twenty days,
otherwise within forty dty--or Judgment 10y de
fault will be taken against You.
Thu said action is bruaight to obtain a decree Of
said Court diSs,iying the bur,hs If m,trimuny eN-
isting between You and the plaIntIh upon the
ground, as alleged i'll said complaint, of extreme
cruelty: and awarding the Gaze and education Of
the children, Flora and James. to the plaintiff,
and Judgment for costs of suit. All of which
more fully appears by said complaint, "A certified
CO.. y Of which is h-r-witEafurnished you.
And Won are hereby notified that if you fail to
appear an Ian,wer.the said complaint as above re-
quired. the said plaintiff will apply to the Coure
for the relief prayed therein.
Given under my hand, and the seal of the
District Court o. the Second Judicial District
of the state OF Nevada, in and for the count y
L. s. of Ormshy, this l2th day Of March, in
the year of our Lord. one thousand eight
humid ed and seventy-two.
mhl6 law4w III. EDWARDS. Clerk.
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,oRBsrr uousE-coRBEr1 BROTHERS, PRoPRIEr'
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Buy your Dry Goods ard Ladies
Shoes at the New York Dry Goods
Store. a3-tf
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DR. r V Pierce. of Buffalo, y y, in his
hook on Chronic Diseases, say in regard
to his Golden Medical Discovery. with
which our readers are famillitr: From
its wonderful power over cOnSump tIon OF
the lungs. had Thought strongly OF call
ing it my "cUn>u1ip tINe cure; but from
the fact that il j. Il perfect specific Tor the
sore throat and hOarStues> to which MINI
listers and other public speakers and sing
crS are subject, and also for bronchitis and
all severe coughs, ana IS an ln~Naluablr
remedy for diseases OF Tn, liver, and also
AS a blood purifier. | decided not to apply
to it a name which might mi>lcad and
prevent its Use i'll other diseases for which
1t Is 50 admirably adapted. 1T Will cure
a cough in one halt the time necessary to
cure it with any other medicine, and ii
does it not by drying ii up, but by rctnoE-
ing the ,auSc->ubIuIng the irritation
and healing the affected parts" rhiS val
liable medicine is sold by all hrst-ciass
druggists.
BROOKLYN LoTTERy.-The drawing
Of the Brooklyn (Cal.) Lottery will
take place at Plper's Opera House,
Virginia City, March 20, 1872. All
moneys will be deposited with the
Nevada Agency of the Bank of Cali.
~fornia, Virginia. Tickets can be had
in this CITY, OF w. w. Haskell, adjoin-
llle tIle cli1lSbN IlouNC- Nidht NouI
purchases at c AS the time tor
drawings near at hand. The drawing
Will be under the management OF citi-
zeils of this state. Tickets. s. each. -
S. f. MARKET.-E. Perasich mex;
door to the Carson Theater) g receiv-
ing a large variety of candies, confec-
tioneries, toys, ETC., for the holidays,
and of fruits, vegetables, game, poul-
try, fish, etc, for daily consumption
Mrs. BROOKS MILLINERY STORE is
closed for two weeks for repairs. ) e,
will then open the largest and best
selection of new and fashionable Spring
goods ever offered in this state. Grand
opening display March 18Th.
PHoToGRAPHIC!-Go to AL. Smith,
at the Gallery formerly occupied by
Frank Ludlow, on Second street tor
the latest style of photographs. Par
ticular attention paid to viewing.
Lost in this city, yesterday, Ladies.
Gold Chain. The finder will be suit
ably rewarded by leaving it at this of
flee.
Buy your Dry Goods ard Ladies
Shoes at the New York Dry Goods
Store. la3-t1
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Assessment Notice.

DEFIANCE MINING COMPANY. C
ton of Works Eagle and Washos Mining
district, nevada Notice is hereby given, that
at a meeting IF the Trustees Of said Company,
held on the 9th day If March, A. I. 49,, an As:
sessment NO - of five cents per share was ievied
on the capital stock of sail company, payable i'm
mediately to the secretary. ANY stock upon
which said assessment shall remain unpald on
the 18th day # April. A d. 1ea2, shall
be deemed delinquent. and. unless payment shall
~. made |. fore. will be sold on Monday, the 9th
day Of May, 1872, TO pay the delinquent assess
ment. tcgether wit, coats of advertising and ex-
p.n,es Of sale. ISAAC MCCONNELL,
NH. lawlm. Secretary.
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Notice to Creditors.


NOTICE IS HENEBY GIVEN BY THO IN
~ dersigned, Executrix u the estate of ALICE
WARREN, deceased, to the Creditors Of, and all
persons having claims against, the said deceased.
to exhibit them with the necessary vouchers
within Ten MONTHS after the first publication
# this notice to the said ENecntrix, at WI.
PATTERSU\'S OFFICE, in Carson City, OrInsby
County. State of |evaia
Dated at Carson City, March 18th, 1872.
MARY KENNEDY,
ExecutrirAof the Estate of Alice Warren. de-
ceased. mLl6 la~aW
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RAILROAD ACCIDENT.-Ar. A. w.

r., met with an accident whilst coup
ling some cars near Gold Hill yester-
daV. The cars backing up suddenly
tanned him and rather severely In
iurel his breast. He was brought to
his boarding house (the Mint House,
in Carson, and last evening was 50
much better as to he able to walk
about. So much danger attends the
work of coupling cars that 1t Is IA mat
ter Of surprise so few accidents occur.
DEPARTURE Mr.. r. c. Guirado,
long time resident of this city, and a
first class druggist, has left Carson
on Il visit to the place of his nativity
Los Angeles. We have not been in
tarnacd OF Mr.. Guirado's future in
tentIous relative 10 location and bu>l-
Hess, but we can assert him to be a fine
Young gentleIneri, corieouS ia de-
meanor and entirely an fat in his pro-
te>>ion. We wish aim success where
ever he may hang out his >hingle-
THAT SHOW WINDow.-Uncle Bob
Fouke has been busy for we weeks
fixing a show window to his cosy little
restaurant, and has got it completed at
last 1t iras big a. anything and cost
him about 500. lie has a fountain IN
the center. and has crarltned II the
window everything IN the way OF h>h,
flesh and fowl. Round and about IsIe
restaurant he has lamps nough Tor "A
CLjn.sa festival and contemplate,
having several more. Bob knows no"
To keep a restaurant, aud ceIlS 10 De
doing his share OF business.
KESH IKoCT.-Iotll 1.""iahu -
now making weekly trils FROM Lake
Hi.,I.r tn t,rsnn He brings i'm A load
,Ior =, La.s
edcH 'I'he anu i,to'0 '' ~
man no ''I'e' ~ : INK
DtA"tA'"A i'4"eS O.
in n vicinity OF his hoiel, for the ac-
communication Of families during me
"',i- n,t'utir.i =. Inn,,.
AtIhh NhiNhh' ''S7' :"
tween The ne OF fourteen ana sixteen
xaars attennteI ON Wednesday, even
ing, 10 "Ie"N lh'o II y W..
o, me the"'9i' my ,riI "iN,,tI
i >'"'o '4'' 49, .,- nat
been alarmed. They broke oil the
outside boards, ana haa co,ii'iieI0cu
~ ,nJ rn,I r,t,.h viii h.re.
amor Ia. kent oI them.
c~anVas>lns TINS part OF NE
sale of a work bv Olive Logan, en-
,'.'cu , .rt,a - -. ,,ond
Ii'ld me 7Cetiee.
one II VI S,ui,n fNhnIId Iii Will
in his ar any other community.
Women are hard to refuse. II harder
s'iia - 0h'
CoDFISH.-Frisole hao yesterday
hanging in front of his restaurant, a
ca,ni,o old fashioned. bIne Goldfish.
How many OLD Eastern fellows l"ohe"
AT 1t with ohSihS eyes, any e'.e
happv to say that epicures need not
fear that they VIII not nave "Shante'
io' ''Iete - P'Cn TO-. ,n.a wbar.
~ eNto ern,n
~
AGRICULTURAL lMFLEMESfs.-i Inc
s,o - nrm,hv on,,nty haiup an apri-
'"o'
c"It"r'i county oe Nv
70 30 to..
of nLows harrovs. etc. and is con-
stantlv selling. Davis Il ellison have
the extension of their store full of the
l.
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~ Nv vas.ard3v's stare
,,
came to town d L. e. hei'E' Ii"'''
Humboldt, and ~cN-Goyern0r H!a>ieI,
1o,. Mr.. Nl.llcby would
.ar. th,. Gn>erunr disi mot come him
self. but a trunk tied ON top OF the
stare did. with '.B.J~iel. New mark
Ell on II. we It'' s'''''' "'' ,r,o
and viIi r.,,,ir i'm 4 stale of iurnta
di>Quietudr until umr ueA, OF his
whereabouts come To hauI. T. =
Since Nt4t'h- "a. "'"'t,. We
oar aIlAte'S - 1t =" " ,,'
ul'lii''''i>' u va -, 49,,
.'Nt ~ 10, v.r L..,
" 80 ID - -. ...i L. ia man
->!wn0r Ca>par.
f.,,..l ,.~.r.r1.,ui-t will t..r.
.ri
form III the "'N'1 I"'''r' ''' ~
tomorrow evening On SATURDAY
,rarrn,p .a.ra NTH he q matinee.
The bills st forth 80 much of muse
ment that AMI niue can I' >"'i III "'
N"l'ce, = ,,''E' WIFI II n-aJ To
49, oar+rr, AZ, vLar a. wern ynunr.
r. rrin. - a-T.|i~inn : 81 low hat
avnrxnn. ,-,u anr,rI Il, seq the show.
In addition To al! the >I-u0r promises,
tho t.ct of his Giving the children of
tha brpb,u,. Hn,na free masses. should
- an i, ..,,.r- =, all drr ritizeu, To
,a,rn,;1a It,,,
FROM HI LAKE--Captalh I"Hhiah'
who arrived in own on Wednesday
..i,rL. ranch raarT hoe civ.
reports thu snow on the west side of
the lake To Ice from five 10 twelve
inches dep. re H'Er tlt naNt la
r a.. SIr,nlaT and anfirinateS a
ne TO- , L,r,lv Tho NOW
NeiH 80 ,,,h. If n Tr,cEaa
Ha''i aoi"> ~ r axnaI.
iIrei ,,arL. Inst sntirieut
ie.' rI,r a. 70 ti,v- from tho lake
az H. r.,,l..a tn Laan if At its
In'o .h. W. TnJ,nsn looks to
- na3 he.lth and ~ thoupb the
a.,raa-i wiih him
~
SPECIAL WATCHMAN.-lhe business
men at the north ehd OF carson S'fee'
Ma'cLiii''I, II - NJ RITctIn'-
Ln,ohar u.,rlar siu.ruclou is to
Keen prucipallv on the back streets.
tn ]afteupt at Inceniiarv two weeks
Since ha~ caused the residents Of that
end OF town TO look out Tor ti'eir
property. Inc move - Il So"'' oile'
Carson C'ty cover d IafSe 'ALFH' . !
ground. and might be very easily ue-
stroved. there being 50 many Old aud
dry out-buildiugs on the back streets.
Of
h'>r
-, p;. :.
pan
ssnIy imdivjJuai, followed bv a dog,
Just as mean looking as the man; over
the mans head are the words. y
more trust, by the Eternal These
frames are worthy of inspections: prob
ably nothing of the kind WAS ever so
artisticallv done. Abe says he did the
whole. and repudiates the idea that he
had the help of some Indian ladies',
and becomes bellig~ent when any
thing of the kind Is limited at.
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AH KEH
BOTANICAL PHYSICIAN

OFFICE ON THIRD STREET.,
"a short distance East of Carson Street,
Carson City, Nevada.
Successfully treats the most difficult cases o
disease, by the Use Of medicinal herbs.
Has cured many patients IN town. Persons ID
need of his professional services are invited to
call I his Office.
Carson City, Ncvemb' 30 1870.
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AYravals At the HstsIs.
o.x,p. ueusr-oroa.s D. rsrrR, rkorRI.rol.

J Skrn.ton. Virginia Nv Ely"en. Virginia
A Mills. CITY ii 2 Bryan: ( wi. gBit
SEQ q Berry, Unionvllle } Peeler, bridSeport
Nr. Ru,.eli 4 chm. q ii A j Z,wic, Jr, San Fran
LGanin, Jr, Dayton H Bit-dei,
" Rlackmnre. ,ieuoa Wm Roberts, Gold Hill
ST. cHARLRs-GEoRGE TUfLr, PROPRIETOR.
: Casner Virginia l. Olis, Carson Valley
: Tartnt, 7 Ignite, hrn"t
+ kowlsne, Lake Biglcr Hughes, Iude pend'ce
coRRsrr HousE-coRyErr BROTHERS, PRoPRIEToRs.
/ Scbaf-r. Virginia Cha- Lake. Franktown
! A Creasrr. Aurora :. ingle. antelope '
7 Fraser Steamboat :. Mcdonald, Lake Tab oe
l. Dory. steamboat J FURY, Mountains
VIM Turkey. CITY
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That man is indeed hard up who
cannot get credit for good intentions.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1872-03-14

CoEGREssIoNAL.-In the Senate On
Wednesday, Mr. Morrill,, of Vermont,
from the committee on public buildings
and grounds, reported an amendment to
the appropriation BILL providing for the
extension Of the Capitol grounds, He
said the committee had reason to believe
the House of Representatives would
agree to it, Adopted.
The Senate elected by ballot the invcs-
tigating committee on the sales of arms,
as follows: Messrs. Hamlin of Maine.
Carpenterof Wisconsin, Sawyero South
Carolina, Logan Of Illinois, Ames of
Mississippi, Harlan of Iowa, and Ste
venson of Kentucky Mr.. Schurz had
twenty-throc votes, but failed of an elec-
ton. The committee intends to begin
operations at once, as its request for a
stenographer indicates
The republican Congressional COM
mittee recognized ON Wednesday, elect
ing Senator Wilson chairman. Represen-
tative Plat Of Virginia secretary and an
executive board.
In the House on Wednesday. Mr.. Mer-
cur, of Pennsylvania, from the Judi
ciary committee, reported the supple
mental apportionment bill allowing adj
ditional representatives from New
Hampshire, Vermont, New York, Ten
nessee, Louisiana, Alabama and Florida.
It 7vaa racoro,1oitta1
In the Senate on Wednesday Mr. Nor
rill Of Vermont, read a circular which
Giles A. Smith, ex-Assistant Postmas-
ter General, had sent to railroad com
panies proposing 81 combination Of these
companies TO secure an increased rate Of
compensation for carrying the mails.
and offering to obtain that rate for ono
third of the amount of increase. Mr..
Wilson commented severely on the con
duct Of ex-oifcials who profited by their
knowledge Of public life toscheat the
Government.