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1873. Sixth Year
The AIdine,
An Illustrated Montiy iournai, pwiversaIiy ID
mHtsd 10 he the HaRdsomsa periodtcaI
IN the World. tRepre~tnfative snd.
Champion % irerieaa Taste.


THE AIDtNE, vhiis isIuci With oil The r-rularity,
has none y The tempufy fqsr Interest chaructcr-
istc N ordinary PERIODICALS " III sLgnnt m,rcia-
ny of pure, light, and rsooiul literature and oalf-
ton ~ pcturs, the rat specimens VI artl.tir .kiH
w black and white Although clrh snccrosi nr nu1s-
her aaris f'h pleasure 81 tl iiens The resi value
and auiy olrliE ALniNEvili b. most appreciated
after u has hcen l-ui up ~ The ch~c u the year
mess. compared with rivals n similar ciass TIfF
ALDfNE ~ unique aud oririnh cunceptiun-alons
and Notwithstanding without tupp-th him IN
price character. The psss-pr ~ a complete volume
cannot duplicate the quantity ~ hue p1pr and eurav-
iu IN any other SHAPE ruubcr 81 vulumcs ior fra
fefss ~ COT and fhes ftere ~ cts7gqqs > asg
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The weather has been quite severe for the
past week; much more 80 than We remember
TO have known il for years at this season. Ice
formed almost thick enough to put up, yet the
roads are In fine condition for travel.
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Our thanks are due our old friend and for
mer awnsman DR.. w. 4. Daley, nov a resi-
deni Of Honey Grove Texas, for a list Of sub
scriborsto ourpaPer The noctorsays; "Plea-e
present my kinde.i regards to all my cd
friends" In regard to Texas he says briefly
"fhis part of the world is becoming lively in
deed 5. 4, G, railroad is being rapidly pushed
forward 10 completion. The emigration is i'm
mense. This will soon be the best country on
earth %
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You ak what Is the Use or benefit Of bill
head Il saves writing, il is a good advertis-
ing medium, it gives dignity to your business,
j. a courtesy due YOUR customer, and impress
e. him with the belief that you are not
behind the age.
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Mr. A. Sidney Smith, Of Louisville, special
agent Of the A2tna Life Insurance Company,
called to see MS Tuesday last, on his way 10
the rich fields Of Montcclloand Wayne county
10 afford the people of that section the beauti-
iulprotection Of lie insurance. His company
stands at the head of the list Of well managed
and emnently reliable American companies,
and Mr. Smith is the peer Of any man in the
business. We wish him much success.
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DISSOLUTION.

vTvfiE oopartnership heretofore existing be-
u tween the undersigned, under the firm
name Of Ball A Co., having been dissolved by
mutual consent, all persons indebted To said
firm are notified that their acooants must be
settled Immediately, with 4. u. Caldwell, who
Is authorized to receive all sums due US.
MM. RAIL,
n u. CALDWELL,
D. u, PENDLErON.
stanford, KY, November u. is7a
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\ Proiractcd meeting At the Presbyterian
oHEch at Springfield ciosrd last week with
several additions
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Editors are expected to pour out a column
Of thanks when some generous, whole-souled
farmer conde-ccnds to place in his paws a sour
apple, or ear Of yellow corn, and to shed tears
Of gratitude when presented with an onion;
but when Thanksgiving day comes, he il tan
taliEed by continuous ne, pc, pc, but nobody
"says turkey 10 him" Shameful. isn't il?
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4 pr,tracted meeting closed November 10Th
al the Christian church of Columbia, With
mine addition
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The fallen leaves in the courthouse yard and
around the pavement in front and on the side
are as thick as the leaves Of "Valambrosia,"
lif that is the way to spell itl and the town
hogs seem greatly delighted, as il affords
good bed for them these cold nights. We
should he glad to see them (the leaves, not the
hogs raked of and burned before they rot
and wash down into the street. In fact, the
court yard needs general cleaning up any
way.
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FROM ROCKCASTLE.
PINE Hill, RocKcAsrLE Co, Ky,
November 10Th, 1872.

November 2Oth, 1879.
Correspondence Interior J-gHaii
We again call your attention to few items
from this locality.
MARRIED.
On the l3th inst, Mr. Jack leopard, form
erly Of Lincoln county, now a resident Of this
place, TO Mrs. Lena Slavy.
Mr.. - Middleton u Broadhead Station,
N Mis- Jennie Carter, daughter Of Hon. J. q.
Carter u Mt. Vernon.
We are truly happy to notice the return Of
our friend "Uncle jim" whom your readers
have frequently heard Of as our D. V. D., with
his beautiful bride. Ills experience Is hap
py illustration Of the fruits Of perseverance,.
lie is stopping Tor the present al the Central
Hotel, and is receiving the congratulations Of
his many friends. May he when in his dot
tage look with fond paternal regard upon the
rising generation and say with his accustomed
earne-tnc-s pitch IN boys"
Business at this place il on the increase.
Shipments for the month of October were 800
car Of lumber and coal. There left our depot
up to the 18th inst, only $50 loaded cars. This
we attribute to the scarcity Of cars, and the
trains not being able to carry it away. Our
business men complain greatly Of the failure
Of the railroad company to furnish them cars
to transport to market their products We
have noticed that loaded cars often stand ON
the side track for two weeks. This state Of
affairs are discouraging, but we hope the com
pany will be more accommodating in the fu-
ture
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The peace o. this very quiet village was
broken somewhat by several Of our Young
blood- who "took il into their heads" last
Monday evening, and into their ,tomacl,s too,
rather copiously for comfort. No harm was
done however
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RDIIssI..

a authorized 10 collooi the nonsy dus the laie hrin
u ball Co, and respectfully request a. 80 indebi
~ 10 aid urn by note of acouni - call on al the
othee u John & Copper, aud ssttle ~.
ala D. NJ CALDWELL
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The large two-story brick house on the south
east corner Of Maine and Lancaster streets is
now undergoing perfect repairs, and in few
weeks, f. h. ChenAult will occupy it as first
class drug store. Mr. C. is now making ar
rangements to carry into it one of the freshest
aud finest stock Of goods in his line ever
brought to the Stanford market, and A. II.
Penny, Esq, his able assistant, knows how to
keep il.
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ART pEPARrM EMIT.

Notwithstanding The incrclse In The price n sus,crp
ton last hall, whom THE ALDINE assumed IT, pre-
eut noble proportions and representative character the
edition figa dosbaed during the past year
proving that the American public appreciate, and will
support sincere efrt IN the Gauss - Art The pub
fishers, anxious ~ justify III ready confidence thur
demonstrated, have cxerts themselves b. the utnust
10 deyeop and improve the work and the plans r the
ctut year, o. ulftd a by the monthly leu = will
tunsh aud delight even tn most singune friends oi
THE ALDiNE
The pubishrr irc authorized n announce designs
from many oi the m0-rrmineut artists of America
In addition, I'M ALbiNE will rcIroduce examples
of the lest incn masters selected witt avisw TO-
highest artistic success and greatest general intcr~
avoiding such have heconc familiar, through phu.o-
& uphs, ~ Copies " any Kind
The quarterly tinted plates, &c .ls7a, will repro,luce
fur of John :. Davis inmitahle clii-skctches. APP
pfuptiatc tn the four These plates appearing
In the issucs " January, April, July aud Octclcr
would hc alone worth the price NJ years subscription
The popular feature ~ copiously illuSt tcl "Crisi-
mas" number will be continued.
To possess such q valuable epinine of The art world
at c,rt ~ trihu will command the Subscriptions
thousands In every stion II The country hut The
usefulness and attrrtiuns nf THE ALDINE can h. en-
hancc In proportion 10 the numerical increase of Us
supporters, the publishers pru-e 10 M Tie assurance
dIubc sure" ny the folloviug unparalleled offer "
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LOCAL BREyrTuEs.

Thanksgiving day approachcs-hence this
mono,onous pc, pc, Pc
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The Presbyterian church needs new roof
and cupola'very badly.
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Our readers will find in another column an
interesting communication from 4. Sidney $
in relation 10 the Arizona diamond fields. Mr..
:, has travelled over greater portion Of the
country where it is said these diamonds are
found in such suPerabundance, and Of such
inestimable value, and he thinks the stones
found are very brilliant aud beautiful, but is
Of the opinion that they are valueless.
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Mc,sr- Seaion aud Ballard, Mail Agents ON
the Knoxville Branch Il. r., have our thanks
Tor accommodations in receiving and properly
disposing of our mail on publication days.
With these gentleman at the wheel we have no
fears but that our papers will be carefully
handled and reach their dest nation promptly.
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Il. l.. lIornbrook, Of Lexington, Grand Pa
trcarch If the Grand Encampment Of the
H. q. o. T., Of Kentucky, was in our city last
Tuesday night the guest Of Golden Rule En-
campment No. A..
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Polite and accommodating railroad agents are
generally as scarce as hen teeth but we are
blessed with two eyceptions-Mr. r. J. Antho-
ny and A. A. Mckinney, II is a pleasure to
transact business with gentlemen such as these
Indeed, the employees generally Of our rail-
road are kind and gontlemany to the patrons.
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PREMi"M cNRoMoe. ~ la75

Every subs Iibrr to THE ALnisE, who pays in ad-
OR the wear 1873, will receive, without adiitun
al charge pair of beautiful oil crpnps aiter j. j.
uill, the eminent Engl "a pailtdE The pirfurcs
titlcl "rhc Nliage Belle" and "Crossing the Moor"
% 20 inche--arr prinssl rum . difrrent plates
requiring . impressions aud ~ to pcrfs each pie
turc The chrofns ~ ssvNr s30 per Iair in the
art Stores A. @ lathe determination " is couductors
70 keep the AIDtNE out II the reich " competition
In every departuent, the chroms viii bciound erres-
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periodicals vtry subscriber will receive certificate,
the signature Of the Publisher, guaranteeing that
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The distribution II pictures ~ this grade free the
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10 thusc best acquainted with tbp acheyeus1tso II in~
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Of 1 -
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TERMS
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81 per annum, in adviiiSSs With on ChromOs
free.
THE ALDIN Z will, hereafter he ohtiinafs,->al ny
subscription. There viii he no rrlur,s club rate-
cash for 81 descriptions must he to the publishers
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siy % TIE publishers except In there the certificate
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LITERARY pEpAaTMENT

will continue undcr the care of Nc. RICHARD HEN
Ei STODDAED, assisted by the best writers and pro
o the day, who will strive To have the licrnturr
THE ALpINE always in seeping with its artistic at
fractions.
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giving q musical concert about Christmas
Let us all encourage her.
49,.
"siN ,'e''"'' " N'srA nav ro'u ', ,,.,, ma
,er'a'. IN 'he carriage factory mere 70 william
advertisement in another column.
40" = '"c ''"'' ", ", 1,'n" "i'u pu''' w.
"''" " NY ;" supp! u, '''"'""'' w we
nav 'V''"u' 's''' sufP' " "'''''
"'' ''' '''"''' V'' f'''''' STU" '' 'o"'
o'u'fS'
Suppose you hadn't paid your dues to the
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-
The weather has been quite severe Tor the
past week; much more 20 than We remember
TO have known il for years at this season. Ice
formed almost thick enough to put up, yet the
roads are in fine condition for travel.
During the trial Of the trio Of young peace
disturbep last Monday, one Of the prisoners
grossly Nsulted prominent young lawyer Of
lIcrculcan proportions, without provocation,
and he very gracefully put a Mansard roof
over his eye.
tn, ,,o,oo i, ,Li. -, ,,io, ,;,,.. $50.
b,ol,n sorowh,, hv ..yor.I - on, -
hlood. WIZ a,ool !, into hi H. I.1,
it, -, III i',. - - 49,.
h'ihdN tNthihfs aiih anu A4lNll ~tpuiaclAh 700,
rather copiously for comfort. No harm was
done however.
yo,,.k ,b,, 4. H., -. h.,...s, n -. LII
bc,ds IA .,v.s with, !, .,.,,1 ,dv.,,;..
ing medium. il Give. dignity ~ your bu.n...
4. a courtesy due vo,r cu.,nm., and ;un,.s.
e. him with the hcli,f tina, Won ,re No,
behind tb. are
: -
l.. ~ ''' W our ,""r'n's '"'' SUNDAY morn
"R Wv lNope almost ir"t.' ana AT another
tainted from an oycr.bea,od room l;,lo
more fuel for the first and loss fo, tho I,,,or
yould IN, IA. RIGHT ,b;ns
] generous little fellow, whose name We are
almost AFRAID to tell, said the other day; PA,
Nha' does the fellow that sends you this paper
live on y Why, my SOM Cause you said
you hadn paid him for il and you still read
H. "he' put that boy to bed :, he's an ever
lasting talscr.'
Editors are expected to pour out a column
Of thanks when some generous, whole-souled
farmer condesccnds to place in his paws sour
apple, or ear Of yellow corn, and to shed tears
Of gratitude when presented with an onion;
but when Thanksgiving day comes, he il tan
taliEed by a continuous pc, pc, pc, but nobody
says turkey to him" shameful isn't itP
-.,e-r,---,,
-, w "'' ~ ""o' '" n', Az
\, 0
= ""' "sNe"eu over greater portion oi the
country "nere II Is said These diamonds are
'"uhu IN sn'h snperannhdance' and OF such
found are very brilliant aud beautiful but is
OF the opinion that they are valueless.
III. 80 H.,
w wv
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Personal.

Rev. Geo q. Barnes has returned from
Chicago, and is looking we'll
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Tax


Thompson X Scar division OF Carson City. Ias
and deiing"eury. 81 %.
LOUIS Leaveiette, personal properly, 10 VII,
one wagon, / norses' o. 'ofos Oh "'''' lax "
deIihlH'hcy go 81
Peter MANN, personal property, 10 wiz one
wagon. horses, SO cords of wood and 90 cords %
wood On woods) Tax and delinquency. 20 20.
Matthew Mooney, personal property: dSo cords
of wood On wso@is)' $40 cords vt wood I'm CARSON.
lax ana ueiihiuehcy' STU SO.
y Le5ault' persona properly, town one ""s"n'
: horses, 81 corfs OF wool ana +ocorHs "i ""ou N'h
.arsoh) FAX anu aeilhInth,S. 81
VIM: o"ree' ~ ~ h"n'Il ~
toh - III lo"uship ~ ~ tf-,, i''"i" >"
acres. iaA"h utle4-engg pa,-
James haAohi o'S : n"t " ~ - ~.
son anu "'"ufich r'tiS''n Va AZ WY LA
ana GeilhInency - n
milton MILFORD personal ir"PeIt4' M
COW ana oo cords oi WOOD LAX ana uvl'hluth'E
Slp 90 ~ a ,,, i.ra..
bahttl Lem. l anu -'-it ntl'9 ~ h'"t i"
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PLANTATION BITTERS.
S,-T.-lSGO-X.

This wonderful vegetable re-
storative is the sheet-anchor of
the feeble and debilitated. As
a tonic and cordial for the aged
and languid it has no equal
among stomachics. AS rem
edy for the nervous weakness
to which women are especially
subject, it is superseding every
other stimulant. In all climates,
tropical, temperate or frigid,
it acts as a specific in every spe-
cies of disorder which under
mines the bodily strength and
breaks down the animal spirits.
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IN Thu DISTRICT COURT OF THE SECOND
Judicial pistriCt. IF ths State If Nevada, ir
and for the county " uTinsty.-PEFER ROCHE,
plaintin, VS.. JOSEPH SCHEFFtR. defendant.
Action brought in The district Court Of the Sec
ond Judicial District Of the state II Nevada. H.
and for the County Of Orm>,v. ard the complaint
flel in said County - ornsty. i'll the Office Of the
Clerk Of said District Court.
The State Of Nevada sends greeting to JOSEPH
SCHEFFER, defendant:
You are hereby reIUir vi to appear in an action
brought against You 10y the above named plaintiff
in the District Court O. the Second Judicial Dir
trict of the State Of Nevada, IN and for the Cnurr-
ty Of Ormsbv, api 10 answer the con plsint filed
therein ia copy OF which accompanies this sum
mons within ten DAYS exclusive of the lay 4
service) after the service on You Of this uminor
if served in this county; or If served out ~ this
county. but in this District, within twenty days,
otherwise within forty isys-or Judgment by de-
fault will be taken against yoa.
The said action is brought to obtain a judgment
and decree Of this Cont compelling you to convey
TO plaintiff by deed, the east half Of Section 81.
Tow nship Is North. hang l9 East. Monte Dahl"
Base and Meridian. containing 32U acres Of land,
situate and being in said County Of ormsby. /.
being alleged that plaintiff furnished ycu the
sum Of $500 to purchase SAID lsnd. with the un-
d.rstanding and agreement that If not paid, yUu
were to convey said land {" plaintiff, upon the
obta Ming Of a paTeLt therefor from the state of
Nevada, and judgment for costs-all Q: which
more fully appears by said complaint, a certified
copy of which j. h herewith sent You.
And you are hereby notified that if you fail &c
appear and answer the said complaint as above re
gGired, the said plaintiff will apply t. the Court
for the relief prayei therein.
Given under my hand. and the seal Of the
District Court Of the Second Judicial District
Of the State - Nevtia. in anu IN the county
l. slot Ormsby. this 18th day Of November, in
the year II our JlTd, one thousand eight
hundred and seventy-one.
d2-3m ~. EDWARDS. Clerk.
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DR.. SAdE's CaTARRH REMEDY is no patent medi-
cine humbug gotten up to dupe the ignorant and
credulous, nor IL 1t represented as being composed
of rare and precious substances, brought from the
four corners of the earth, carried seven times
across the Great Desert Of Sabarab, on the backs
of fourteen camels, ard brought across the At
lantic Ocean on two ships. 1t is a mild, soothing,
pleasant Remedy, a perfect Specific for Chronic
Nasal Catarrh, Gold in the Head. " and kindred
diseases. Tne proprietor, r. V. Pierce, NJ. D..
of Buffalo, N. Y, Whose private Government
stamp is on every package of the Genuine,) offers
a reward of $500 for a case of Catarrh he cannot
cure. For sale by druggists. Sent by mail. post
paid, for sixty cents. Address the proprietor as
above.
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POLL TAXES!

AYy,ttUE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT Fl
Poll Tax. for the year 1871, is now due and
t,a-,r.e TO the County Assessor b. Act OF March
) 1857. all corporations or individuals having per-
sons IN ,neir employ are held responsible for their
uoI ak GEO. W. CHEDIC,
ap9O If Assessor for Ormsby County
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November 1p, ISL.
hereby certify that I have used
CHEMICAL FLUID in nay boilers at my Machine
Shop and Foundry at Silver City, and that l md
it all that it is claimed by the manufacturer, A,
Curry. After using it three weeks, l opened my
boiler and found the scales, from ! 10 y inch
thick. all dissolved from the boiler aud tubes. L
most heartily recommend the same To all parties
using boiler. where the water forms scales.
nol0-tf j. NCCoNE Proprietor.
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1871. STATUTES. 1871.

CTATUTEs OF THE STATE OF NEVADA
for 1871, for sale at the State Printers office,
Carson. and at A. L. BANCROFT L CO :. San
Francisco. Price. 50.
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TAKE WARNING!

TNHE V. 4 T. R. r.. co. ANXIOUS TO
L take due precaution against accidents and
loss Of life resulting from the running of their
trains; and they take this method of warning pa
rerts and guardians against the dangers attending
the too Common practice of children playing about
sncir cars aud locomotives. Those having in charge
the business of the Company find it impossible to
PERSUADE boys, who frequent the termini and stop
pig places Of the read from climbing upon the
cars and engines; and they will feel themselves
obliged to resort to more decided measures if these
annoyaIces are continued Recent accidents,
which are wholly ascribable to the careIessness OF
persons in jumping on and off the cars when in
motion, should he warning enough in themselves.
H. NJ: YERINGTON, Superintendent.
August Is. 1870. If
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n O CUR T. \ Q PAY

As it is a new article, patented in September.
Just introduced here, and only fairly tested in one
set Of boilers in this State, l am authorized Ia
refer to q 4. AMES. Chief Engineer. Ophir
Works, Virginia City, Nevada.
4. CURRY, sole Proprietor
Carson, Nov. 9, ISL.
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SWEETS
CHEMICAL FLUID.
For Cleansing the Scales from
Boilers and Flues.

HAyING PURCHASED TIE RIGHT FOR
II making and selling this invaluable article
for the following States and Territories: States Of
Nevada. California and Oregon, and Territories q
Wyoming, Idaho, Montana, Utah and W tshington,
| am now prepared to NIL all oFieT, VII. dispatch.
1t j. warranted not to iujure or foam tue boilers,
but TO dissolve the scales, and acts upou the waite
only. Ny motto il:
, 1872-11-23

a petition was presented to the Legislature
OF Virginia and perhaps Of other States last win
ter, and, it is said, will be presented to the Leg
islatures Of all the States this year, asking that
8 National Convention shall be called forthe pur-
pose Of reforming the Constitution of the United
States. The ground taken is that there is q
practical disagreement Of tho civil establish
ment with the general complexion Of society !;
that the Constitution needs be brought down to
the present time. Innovations work their way
to accomplishment without legal recognition ;
that this invisible influence perplexes both
government and people with double
set of relations, and this unrecog-
nized power operates the working
machinery Of government. It is suggested that
capital is seeking the corporate condition. a1dla-
bor is spontaneously tending to 8 league against
property The complications resulting from
this associative principle forebodo calamity,
which can only be obviated by adapting the Con-
sttution to the demands of the time.