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PROCLAMATION.


DIX THE GOVERNOR OF VIRGINIA.
- A PROCLASfATION.-Wh Whereas the General
Assembly Of Virginia did the It'll day of Jan,I-
airy, 1879, agree to resolution in these words to
That the holders Of the bonds of the State OF
virginia, either In person or by proxy, be respect
fully invited to meet In conference committee OF
the General Assembly OF Virginia on the fifteenth
DAY of February, eighteen hundred and seventy
three In the city of Richmond to consider the ex-
listing liabilities Of the State of Virginia with view
to fair Just equitable. honorable, and certain set
tlemet Of the same"; -,
General Assembly did agree to another resolution,
which Is in these wordssto wit:
THAT the Governor be requested to give official
notice 20 the creditors OF the State of the rncenu
proposed 10 be held In the city Of Richmond on the
ance";
Now, therefore, /, GILBERT G. WALKER, Cover.
nor OF the Commonwealth. do hereby make known
The said action Of the General Assembly and do re-
specnuy invite the holders of the bonds of Virgil
MIA 10 assemble, In person by proxy. In the CITY
OF Richmond at the time and for the purpose above
set forth.
t-~-, Done at Richmond this twenty third day of
3Lsf January, one thousand eight hundred and
seventy-three, and In the ninety-seyenth
year OF The Commonwealth.
By the Governor: ~
JAMES MCDONALD,
Secretary OF the Commonwealth
ia 2stl5th Feb
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me- GENTLEMEN'S LINEN COLLARS
at 75c. per dozen worth Sl.50:
GENTLEMES'S RECHERCHE COLLARS, new style,
at f5c. per dozen worth S2.25:
GENTLEMEN's LINEN MARQUIS COLLARS at 81. so
per dozen worth SO:
GESTLEMEN's BLEAcHED and UNBLEACHED Cot
TON SOCKS;
USDHRsTIRTs, DRAWERS, TIES, ScARFs, Ora
WATTS:
COTTON. SILK and LINEN HANDKERCHIEFs;
COTTON NfGUT-CApS:
DoGSKIS, KID, SILK, THREAD, BUCK, and GOTTEN
GLOVES:
PLAIN and EMBROIDERED SIIIRT-BOSoMS;
CLOTHS. CASSIMERES, NESTINGS,
TAtIoRS' TRIMMINGS,
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES and BLANKETS.
LEVY BROTHERS,
1917 and 1919 Main street.
Look Mt oilr yard-wlde BLEACHED COTTON at 15c.
per yard. feS
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eI- HoNEY-CoMB QUILTS. lar,

aI HONEY-COMB QUILTS, large
enough for the largest beds, at sl.l5, Sl.25, and
81, worth g., $3.50, and %;
HEAVY CALICO CoaroRTABLEs at $3.50 worth
$3.50;
BLANKETS from $3.50 to sls per pair:
TRAVELLING BLANKETS and CARRIAGE ROBES at
IS worth &s;
GESTLEMEN's SHAwLs at $3.50 worth $40;
LADIES' SHAwLS from 30 10 SO;
CLoAKs Of the latest styles at cost to close;
CnILDRES's tgirls) WATERPROOF SUITS at one
half tho cost;
INGRAM and THBEE-PLT CARPETS at cost;
RUGS and MATS In great variety and at prices to
suit the timcs;. LIE
4 full iine Of RICHARDSON'S IRISH LINENS;
4 large stock Of TABLE LINEN and LINEN SHEET
ING. LEVY BROTHERS.,
fes 1ol7 and 1919 Main street. :
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ne ROSADALIS.-HuxT Ala,
March 80 l869.- Ge1'tlemen,-- two years was
sufferer with innammatory rheumatism. During
that time took various remedies that professed TO
cure The disease. but with 10 success. About six
months ago POSaDAL1S was recommended to Inc
by my PHI, sclan. took 1t as prescribed, and the
result is very satisfactory. Besides my own know
many other cases in which the Rosadais has proved
successful. Yours, truly, j. j. PITMAN,
Postmaster ut Huntsville, Ala.
Extract from letter of Goth March, from A. F.
Wheeler, Esq., druggist, Lima, Ohio
lin conclusion can Say Rosa
dalis Is the best blood-purifcr we have, without
doubt" fe l-d2w
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Il VIII thus be seen that the Chesapeake
a"| ONO runs through region already
i'in!oH'. and rich in mineral and agricul.
'uf"i products; that treasures OF the forest
"-"un", and that cattle, horses, hogs, and
S'otP are i"lnd in great numbers. Always
igl"e'ilGc!InS that it also taps the great graua-
RES OF the West, and brings the salt of
haiiaWlIa IN conjunction with the immense
POLK trade Of Ohio, Kentucky, &c, and we
''H form some conception of VIII Immense
wealth viii be developed, and what richly
!'Irhcd carSoco will come TO enrich our beau-
t"u ely.
il YOU are not Yet wearicd with my llcu-
~ lions VIII give in my next some sketch
- We counties west Of the Alleghanies
'i.f"uSSi which the Chesapeake and Ohio
'"Ha' RICHMOND.
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MT A STITCH IN TIME SAVES NINE.

nv A STITCH IN TIME SAVES NINE.
If you have n cough, do not neglect 1t. Thousands
60 to au untimely grave by negecting what they
call ga slight cold" These slight colds are very
insidious. They soon become deep-seated, and defy
all remedies. DIR. TUFTS EXPECTORANT will
cure II. 1t can be had Of any druggist
TUsKEGEE, ALA, April %, ls7l.-Dr. Tut: In
gratitude for the benefit received by the of your
Expectorant do cheerfully add my testimony TO
It's most wonderful effects in relieving asthma or
bronchitis For several years had suffered dread
fully with severe attacks of asthma or difficulty of
breathing. was induced by the high recommended
lions given to your Expecorant to try 1t, and found
it gave almost immediate relief. 1t Is about five
months since began Its use. have used six bot
ties and have not had an attack since. 1t has been
great blessing to me- Icannot afford to be without
1t, and heartily recommend It to all persons who
are ut all troubled with lung throat diseases Very
respectfully, MRS. A. Nj. WELLBoRN.
DIR. TUFTS HAIR-DYE is tho best IN use.
fe 1-deodlw&w
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apEcIAL b. ,NloTIs,ES.

Ar, HIGHLY ATTRACTIVE AND
VERY VALUABLE REAL ESTATE TO BE
SOLD At AUCTION THIS DAY. At Il O'CLOCK.
The special attention Of those wishing to make pro
Atable Investments is called to the sale OF REAL
ESTATE on Maia and Cary streets belonging to the
late firm OF Kent, Paine q Co, to come OF THIS
DAY on the premises at u o'clock NJ. It may be
safely asserted that It "a that much valuable
real estate IN THE CENTRE OF THE TRADE OF THE
CITY IL offered at auction at one time. See auction
head for further particulars. W. GODDIN,
&c Gilt Auctioneer.
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AsmNGToN SoclETY.-A Washington cor
resp, lent OF the New York Herald thus
>i"'Es Of Washington society:
" In society, extravaganza and dlspluy have
'"Aen The place OF economy and comfort, and
"i5lcy-~tEat all-pcrrAt;iug irilucnce--las
E@.tt character into exile. Doubtless such
Style Of expression as this is now become
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@ JANUARY, 1873. s.
NEW STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS.

T. r. PRICE & CO., In spite Of the recent ad-
vance In cotton goods, will continue to sell BROWN
and BLEACHED COTTONs, sHEETINGS, and
similar goods at prices ruling during the fall
and early winter, thus afiording an opportunity to
housekeepsrs ard others to supply themselves. Re-
Gently received
Sd, o., and lO-i Cotton Shectings, Dlcached and
Brown C0ttons, Linen Shcetings and Irish Linens
Towels, lIuckabacks, 81 and 10-1 Table Damasks,
Table Napkins, Try-Cloths, Doylies, Corsets, Bus
ties Kid Gloves Gauntlets, Hosiery, Linen and Lace
Collars and Sets, Hemstitched and Embroidered
Hnndkerchiefs, Neckties, &C.; Dark and Light
Prints, &c. IL l6l 7. X. PRICE GU.
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HT JANUARY, 1873.
NEW BLACK GOODS FOR MOURNING.

7. X. PRICE & co. have opened recently
BLACK DOUBLE MOHAIRS, OTTOMANS,
ALPACAS, GRAPE CLOTHS, TAMESE,
DE LANES. IMPERATRICE, CRETONS,
GRAPES ana GRAPE WELLS, GLOVES,
GRAPE COLLARS, &C., &C.
Many handsome fall and winter DRESS GOODS
will be closed out during this and the ensuing month
Mt very reduced figures. A call is solicited.
jale I. PRICE & co.
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spECrAHnOrICEs.
ar BARGAINS IN DRY GooDsi

az BARGAINS IN DRY GOODSi
SELLING OFF AT CosTt
DRESS GOODS,
PRINTS,
WHITE GOODS,
CAssrMERES,
FLAENELs,
IL sHEETfNGS.
BLEACHED aud BROWN COTToNB
DOMESTIC PLA1DS,
- UNDER-sHIRTs, &C.,
gHAWLS,
SKIRTS,
QUILTS,
HOSIERY and GLOVES,
HANDR- ERCHIEFs,
RIBBONS, &C. &C.
Don't miss the barg. dns at
WILLIAM TIL ALHIMER & SONS,
No. 1oI3 Main street. opposite post-ofice,
jaai and COL Broad street, corner Sixth.
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CLOTHING.

{ iHEsAPEAKE AND OHIO BONDS
~-m----- VERSUS ---
WINTER CLOTHING
WITHOUT REGARD TO PROFIT.
OVERCOATS,
BUSINESS SUITS,
DIAGONAL COATS and VESTS, ..
FANCY CASHMERE PANTS,
UNDERSHIRTS AND DRAWERS.
Is entirely too large for this period of the season.
and with view of converting them into
CASH CAsH!l CASHI!!
will for the next thirty days offer them without
regard to
COST OR PROFIT.
All persons In want will find this splendid chance
to invest for their
FUTURE WANTS;
and an investment that will pay better than RAIL
ROAD BONDS. VIM. IRA SMITH, Agt.,
1109 Main street,
fe 4-eod3t Sign of the BIG FLAG.
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BOOKS. STATIONERY, DC.

TAW CATALOGUE.-RAN &
IL ENGLISH have just printed catalogue (which
will be sent tn address, containing list Of all
the NEW LAW BOOKS published.
A large stock Of STANDARD LAW-new and
on hand.
All books of value are received soon rs pub
lisilcl ANY book In print will be supplied at short
notice. =
Legal and tRCANTlLE BLANKS and other
f. ed,Sw I3iS MAIN STREET.
rs1IIE LARGEST BLANk-B0Ok AND
L pAPEl-BOX MANUFACIORY SOUTH OF
PjHLADELPHIA.-'Fhe undersigned have this day
formed Co partnership under the irm-name ann
style of SIMUSS & kElNlNGHAM Tor the manu-
The business will be carried on at No. south
Twelfth street. corner Main.
WILLIAM E. SIMONS,
W Ii. u'eter) KElNISGIlAM.
RICHMOND, VA, January /, 1878. ia ll-3m
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nj KEEP .POSTED.-You can pur-
chase PRIDE or TIE WEST and NEW YORK MILLS
COTTON 1T 2lc:
WAMSuTTA at l9c.;
DtH0i at lsc.;
FRUIT OF TIE LOON, ASDROSCOGG1N, AUBURN,
and WHAT CHEER at lG5c.;
ANDR0SCOGGlS l0-i SlIEETING ut Soc. 9-i al aDc.,
Stat iGc.--Unbielchcd St. per yard less;
WALTHAM BLEhCllEp l0-i. 4Ic.; o., &c.; UNI
b!eaclIed, &c. per yard less; at
LEVY BROTHERS..
Look ut our yard-wide DLEACIIED COTTON at l5c.
per yard. fe5
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wCARDozo, FcURQUREAN q co.
hsve Just received frn stock of
LINEN sHEETINGs,
TABLE DAMASK,
TOWELS, NAPKINS,
COTTON sHEETINGS, and
sHIRTINGS,
Of all qualities with fnn stock OF
HOUSEKEEPING GOODS GENERALL Y. .
Also,
TARLATAN ROBES,
SPANGLED TARLATAN, /
WHITE AND COLoRED TARLATAIVs,
WHITE AND OPERA KIDS,
FANS,
LACES Of every description for parties,
to ich they invite inspection.
CARDozO, FOURQUREAN & co.
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NJ I. D. BRIGGS'S
oLD-EsTABLIsHED BAKERY,
TOT MAIN STREET.
BREAD. BUNS, ROLLS, and BISCUITS.
CAKES OF ALL KINDS

CAKES OF ALL KINDS.
LOOK AT LIST OF CRACKERS.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL:
SODA CRACKERS, BUTTER CRACKERS,
OYSTER CRACKERS, WATER CRACKERS,
CREAM CRACKERS, ARRowRoor CRACKERS,
LEMON CRACKERS. SUGAR CRACKERS,
MUSHROOM CRACKERS, PILOT BREAD,
SUGAR CAKES, MoLASSES CARES.
Country merchants will do well to give me call
before buying. jao
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BOARDING.

TWO GENTLEMEN CAN OBTAIN
l. BOARD with lodgings corner Twenty-slxth
and Franklin streets iChurch Hfn, In pleasant 10
cation references reqniredl, by addressing j., post
Office box IL, Richmond, Va. &c S-:t@
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,,ruE NOT EXHAUSTED.

,.,,,,r,u>o ABOUT THE sALT-"oRks-
,yotSr OF PRODUCTION, &C.
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GETTYSBURG
KATALYsINE WATER.

It has been demonstrated by series of practical
experiments conducted by eminent physicians, and
attested by thousands OF grateful people who have
been relieved from their suerngs BY its use, that the
GETTYSBURG KATALYSINE WATER Is the
Dyspepsia, Neuralgia, rheumatism, Gout, Gravel,
Diabetes. Kidney and Urinary Diseases generally.
Liver Complaint Chronic Diarrhaa, Piles, Consti-
patton. Asthma, Catarrh. and Bronchitis; Diseases
OF the Skin, General Debility, and Nervous Pros
trntion from mental and physical excesses It La the
greatest aztidotr discovered for ercessfre eat
sag or drinking. ltcorrects the stomach, promotes
digestion, and relieves the head almost immediately
should keep IL ON hand. For sale by all druggists
For history Of the Springs, for medical reports
lous cures, and for testimonials from distinguished
men, send for pamphlets.
For sale by PURCELL. LADD Co. No. I2lo
rally. 1a s-esdam Z
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BarIRaAD Lives.


ID I'd " M lz essss5
TENEEAL RAILROAD:
sac MAIN STREET. - fao1'
SPECIAL TICKETS
FOR coMMERuIAL TRAVELLERS.
fiRsT-cI.Ass TICKETS to all points North,
South, Eas':, and West.
sEcoN'D-CLAss TICKETS to all western points.
EsiIGriANT TICKETS to the West, Southwest,
ana Son Oh at lowest rates.
oaii nd bay your tickets leave orders for hacks
ana w igon to take You to train or boat and we will
cneck your baggage at your residence thus avoiding
the 1rowd ana Inconvenience at the depots
a ny Information OF routes cheerfuliy given, and
ID APPS, with schedule Of route, furnished.
Persons at distance, by communicating with us,
can btye tickets sent TO nearest station G. Cd.
We have tickets by all Of the different lines SO that
the purchaser has choice Of routes.
fe e-sFe25 A.w. CARRIER.
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WESTERN UNION TELEGRAPH OFFICER
RICHMOND, VA, February 5, l91a.

RICHMOND, Va, February s, l51a. :
ATOTICE.--Thc public are Informed TINT
IN the WESTERN UNION TELEGRAPH COM
PASY have determined, from and after this date,
10 charge no higher rate than TWO DOLLARS AND
FIFTY CENTS FOR TEN WORDS between any Offices
in all the scope OF their lines. Rates heretofore
higher are now reduced 70 this maximum.
IL est u, n. j. pAYNTE&, Manager
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Alts0GsEeEUHH1SHfNG GOODS
| Just RECEIVED, ~
sa HARXs1hNF E EAsIRs, on stands;
5:..- E EeeSMsaIE.ah 4 Sns y 49,.
EAKEBOXES,
s RpgIss,TI;-R ssiSSs and BRUSHES,
TUMBLER.cARhfkgs,
TABLE-MATs, all styies.
A'''' : S slsfs ys.l sys g and
SMITH & McCURDEY,
CHINA, GLASS, PLATED WARE, CUT.
~ LERY, BRONZEs, FANCY GOODS, VASES,
&C., AND HOUSE-FURNISHING Go0Ds-To
%see r m SF Rss p and ssft s
greatly reduced prices for cash, which consist In
part-seasonable goods
PLATE-WARMERs,s CoAL-YAsEs, F1RE-IRoSs and
DEcoRATED and PLAIN DINNER and TEA SETS,
DECORATED and PLAIN CHAMBER SETS, i.
nTEeoRATED TETE-A-TETE SETS.
CHINA, GLASS, and QUEENS WARE, In every va
PLATED TABLE and DESSERT KNIVES and FonKs.
ssos sas sS
TEA and TABLE WATERS of all sizes;
large . assortment OF BRoSzEs, VASES, and
WALL-PocKET BRACKETS, TowEL-RAcKs,
BRITTANIA. BLOCK TIN, and STAMPED WARE.
tne and WooD WAH;e BaooMs BaysaEs &c
Ing complete stock of HoUsR-FuRNIsHING GOODS,
all of which will be sold low for cash.
e I'M IN want viii find to their advantage to
AL orders promptly attended to.
+. CURRANT, 003 Main street.
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NE BLACK SILKS at 81 rs, $3.50, Sl.75,
90. S2.o5 $3.50 s275, So $3.50, and II per yard; Co
i.oRED SILKS at $l5h. 3l.75, So. $3.50, and &3 EN-
rREss CLOTHS at SO, co. G5, and roc. per yard; SAT-
TEENS nj SO, 90, 70. and 75c. per yard; BLACK AL
PACAS at 80, 50, 40, so, 60, 75c ST. $l2s and Sl5O
per yard LEVY BkOTHEES,
1917 and 1919 Main street.
Look AT our yard-wide BLEACHED COTTON at
l5c. per yard. fc5
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DO I'd ML M Ja Go;
The new daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1872-1873, 1873-01-24

In looking over the House reports
We see that Speaker Bowman makes
an explanation relative to the course
of the APPEAL concerning the iona
than Williams relief bill. We veI '
cheerfully state thst the Speaker puts
the matter in its true light; and, fur
Their, that we desire to make repxra-
ton for having inflicted an uninten-
tional injustice upon one whom we
now believe to be worthy claimant
Of relief, by urging it upon our
friends, if any we have in the As
sembly, to give that measure their
favorable consideration. We don't
propose to remain long in the wrong
towards any man or measure If, Us
was the case in the present instance,
the error is brought to our notice
courteously and with an honest mo
tive. We understand, upon inquiry,
that all claims Of the nature of this
have been lesali7ed long since, by
previous Legislatures; and in view
of this fact we believe that Williams.
who has never parted with his claims,
should be paid. -.
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The re election to the Senate of
Cameron of Pennsylvania and Conk-
ling of New York is an expected tri
butte to the ability and political pow
er of two of the most adroit polite
ians and able statesmen in the GOun
try; and their return to the Senate,
we regard with d peculiar sense of
qualification. In exposing the bare
faced pretences and spurious charges
of Schurz, sumner, Tilton and their
fellow conspirators Conkling loomed
up as giant in debate: and for the
very signal services rendered by him
in behalf of the Republican pa ty in
and out of the Senate as we'll Us in
repayment of the exhibition of so
much of political ability as can COM
mand are election to the Senate from
the four or five million people of
New York, Mr.. Conkling is Justly
entitled to his victory. The army of
small skirmishers who are always at
tempting to harrass the veteran
fl inks of Simon Cameron have i,
again illustrated to their imperfect
understandings that Ire is q chief.
whose forces are too compact and too
thoroughly subject to a we'll sus
tanned discipline to- be dfsmayed,
,liscomfitted OF vanquished. The
Veteran Senator and his friend John
F. Hartranft are uot made of the stuff
which contributes to political disas-
ter and defeat. Pennsylvania has a
right to be proud of her Governor
and her Senator elect.
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NEVADA LEGISLATURE
SIX H = H 3 SION.
SENATE-Eightec Day.

Carson CRY, January 90. 1873.
Senate called to order at II o'clock
President in the chair.
Rolled called. Quorum present.
Prayer by the Chaplain, Rev. G. B
Allen. " -'
Journal read, and approved. Il
KEpoRrs OF COMMITTEES.
Phelan, from Committee on Claims, il
faver Of allowin. payment for tn
copying of duplicate reports of State
officers. Amounts ordered paid. r-.
Stevenson, from Committee on Flee
tons, to whom was referred the question
Of the contested White Pine Senatorship.
; handed in his minority. report, holding
that the Senators be compelled to draw
lots for their seats. q
Lockwood moved that the special order
(the question of the White Pine Sena-
torship) be postponed until Monday
next at II O'Clock. "rI
Cleveland objected saying that he
wished the matter settled at once, and
that his attorney could not be present on
Monday.
Lockwood said he had no feeling in
the matter, but that Mr.. Wagner wished
% have time in order to procure further
testimony not procurable earlier. H.
thought it immodest in the gentleman
from White Pine (Mr. Cleveland) to
peak so urgently for himself.
Cleveland thought the charge of i'm
.nodesty ridiculous.
Moore thought the matter should be
determined at once, that the Senators
being fixed in their seats might act more,
Independently.
M:Clinton saw no reason why post
ponement should take place, unless Mr..
Wagner could show that the evidence he
wished to produce on Monday would be
# important bearing on the. question.
Mccoy c0ncurred with N ;CIinton.
Z lockwood said any delay till Monday
or afterwards would suit Mr. Wagner.
Cleveland said his present position in
iuced him to be urgent, and as delay
'fter delay had been made, seemingly t.
40 effect, he would have the contes,
settled at once. r,n --a-E
/, McClinton did not wish to precipitate
me case, but the ipse, dirit of no ono
should be considered with regard to evil
lence to be produced; as such a plea 70,
Of a case in law would no,
oe entertained.
Mccoy asked Lockwood if he knew
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mony al having been. heard, General
Williams rose and addressed the Senate
in a long augmentative discourse lasting
until 3:4S at which hour the Senate took
recess until o'clock p. NJ.
EAEN1NG SESSION.
The Senate met o'clock,
The house called. Quorum present.
It was moved. and carried that further
proceedings be dispensed with.
The President announced that the
business first in order was the argument
of General B. NJ. Clarke for Cleveland
and Mills, General Williams having
spoken for Wagner in the afternoon.
General Clarke took the floor and
spoke for two houas and fourteen min
utes.
General Williams then asked for adj
journment until tomorrow to enable
him to examine authorities referred to
by General Clarke, and to prepare sue
cinct reply.
On motion to adjourn, roll call was
demanded, and at 9:19 the Senate adj
journed-ayes, II; noes, IL:
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rise, report the bill back and recommend
that it do not pass.
+ Bowman moved to amend. that the
committee rise, report progress and ask
leave to sit again. Lost, ayes, 10; noes,
rs.
Crawford's motion prevailed, commit
tee rose, reported, and the Assembly
ordered the bill tabled for one day.
Senate concurrent resolution, to print
$500 copies OF the proceedings of the
Senatorial joint convention and address
of Hon. j. P. Jones, was concurred in
43 to-. 60"
At 3O5 Assembly adjourned.
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The Legislature of the, State foil to

The Legislature of the State foil to
add the>veight Of its petition to the
.,nany urgent prayers which are going
up to Washington that the present
Congress- will pass the Bill now
claiming consideration. An earnest,
respectful, timely resolution which
should receive the concurrent action
of both the Senate and Assembly
might have the effect to bring about
the desired end. Anyhow it will
cost but little to try the effect of such
The new daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1872-1873, 1873-01-24
LET NEVADA ASK CONGRESS FOR
TINE POSTAL TELEGRAPH.

Next in point Of convenience an
importsaee to thesmail system Of tn,
country h the Telegraph; and. in
dees1s the instantaneous transmission
of messages is .su bstitnted for the
slow travelling of the mails wherever
means accompanynrgent necessities.
Many : business man transacts the
greater psrt q his bargaining anil
purch' sing by the aid of the tele-
graphic svhe even now, while the
rates of dispatches are so high. We
believe that the time is near at hand
when this, use Of the bepiicent in
vention Of Professor Mofsewill come
to be delivered out OF the keeping of
the extortionists into whose grasping
hands It has fallen, and placed within
the reach of all-as the mails are
Indeed;it il but natural Prediction
to foretell the near coming time when
the world vill'look back Ssinso the
outskirts Of the dark ages and con-
templass the marvellous spectacle Of
the monopoIization Of the electro
magnetic tslssnph byaa few selfish
corporatious-for sthe: future must
see thisanow indispensable convent
ence held subject to the demands
and necessities of the general
public. The Postal Telegraph Bill
now befvre Congress may not en-
brace all that is desired; but that it
will. ifnsds ! Law, prove . powerful
entering wedge in splitting apart the
close and narrow limits within which
the ts1sgsiph system Of the country
has been eon6ned we most earnestly.
believs;xandl while il may be true
that odf1sxS Senator Is destined TO
share in the glory of having released
tho WITS from the Butch of the
WsstsEa Onion Company. let ou.l