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MARRIED.

On the 21st inst. hy the Rev. Father
Pacciarini. JAMES RIDGELL to Miss
MARY +. GREENWELr..
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GrAHo, Erc.-We note faif IMPLY OF Chin
cha Island Guano In deslers' hands, which is
selling At $50 per ton Of 1900 lbs, currency
but there is no s,c-k In agents hands. Qua
nape we quote at 500 per long ton IN lois Of
10 10 so TONS with deduction cf 50 cents 10
81 SO yer ton for lots from So to $50 tons
There is an active Southern trade demand for
Fertilizers and the leading makers command
$&s6$5o per ton, while inferior kinds are much
lower.
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NOTICE..

sI>HE Judges Of ,i,e Orphans Court Of Saint
i Mary's couuty, having been advised by
College, that a varancy now exists in the Free
Scholarships OF said Institution, and Saint Ma
rvs county being entitled under the law 10 one
Of saia scholarships, notice is hereby given that
application for said position will be received and
considered up TO and on the second
TUESDAY OF AUGUST NE.TT.
at which latter date the appointment viii be
made. The pupil selected will be admitted
70 all the instruction given in the College and
TO all the privileges Of fife normal class, and all
Necessary bocks. without any charge whatever.
By order Of the Orphans Court
VI 81 Mary Q county ma,
jim RALEY,
Register.
goiy ~, ls73-tds
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DIED.

DIED.
On Tuesday, the 22nd Of July, instant. JAS.
A. NATTINGLEY, in the Seth year Of his age
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WYOMING SEMINARY
Commercial College ,

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Military tactics. Commercial College Course aud
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September Sd. Send for Catalogue to Rev d
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wEEMs' TRANSPORTATION LINE
CHANGE OF DAYS.

on and a1rr " Ed
NESDAY. July a0,h.
fss3, the stea ners
PL A n T Z n and
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hrish, do At ssG &c censs. and Southern II IS
Gas censs-
Rvg.-The receipts OF kte coatinoe very
light. and she market b dull aud nrsriy ncns-
al. The sases reported amount % ouly Coo 70
TOO bushels al en(s 6S cents.
Toaaccc-The masiksss Tor leaf Tobacco ere
6rm, and We note god bssiress transacticn in
all kinda. The Inspections fcr the ucek show N
iserrsse 81 ahoat sse hhds. ores those 81 TIA
week previoas, the bulk Of which il in OHIO
The Preach Agen: has purchased more heer-
ally Of Ohio during the past week, and ne note
total sales Of 3 ooe hhds., Of wh' ch SEQ bids.
were for France. $50 hhds. for Bremen and puis-
burg, and $50 hhds. for Austria. The Maryland
rcrespss are takea freely - opesed, Priacipsily
for France aud Germany. aud prices are shade
Srmer. >rAfticui.riy for the better eaaiisies.-
We noie sales Of IS to TOO hhds. Kentucky and
Virginia for export and IS to 30 tirrces bright
Qualities for home consumption. The experts
during the week we're ss& hhds. TO Bremen and
hhas. to 5. Lucia. We eaose prices to-day
Is follows:
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Jaw, or VINO, uaviog ocen seen oy the OF.
6ccrs Of the force. are followed up and
captured.
such is the construction put upon the
law BY this Board. which was communi-
Gated to Capt. Timmons. aud ifhe refused
to serve wr,ts his conduct did not sustain
n charge Of neglect Of duty. But the
proof shows that be did notify most Of the
parties to appear before the Justices Of the
Peace in Talbot county in the cases which
gave rise to this allegation cf the Grand
Jurors. Some appeared aud were tried /.
others refused to appear upon the nc.itica-
ton of Capt. T,mmons. which. not being
legal. had no effect on the parties charged.
THE charge of using his personal in
fiuence to shield Offenders and OF using
the vessels in his command in aiding Of
tenders TO escape was not sustained BY
one particle Of evidence; nor was there
any evidence whatever to show any con.
duct.of Captain Timmons which put hin
derances or impejiments' in the way of
the officers Of the law in Talbot county. in
securing due observance Of the Law. BY
giving advice aud counsel to the iafrsc-
tors Of the aw. aud showing them symps-
thy. The only evidence upco which this
allegation was based, seems TO havs been
drawn from . remark made BY Capt. Tim.
mons to one who bad been fined, - the
latter supposed. excessively. and wishcu,
proper prccf. that he had right 10 ap-
peal. If he was aggrieved.'
This wss only stating 10 the sccused
what tae Lao itself guarantees to the par
~. and what any judge Of q nisi priss
court would nos hesitate TO state 70 sui
Tor.
1.-The testimony, from srst 10 last, sim
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the LATEST TELEGRAMS
From the East.

WASHINGTON, D. c.. March 3.-The
Senate in executive session last night,
confirmed number of minor officials,
among them f. V. Ringscld, to be Post
master at New Orleans.
New YORK, March 3.-While the Rev
DR.. Talmadse's congregation We're at
worship last night i'll the Academy
Music, false alarm of fire waa raised.
In the CONSERVATION following several
persons We're badly crushed
Several organizations of German Re
publicans propose meetings protesting
against the city charter.
During a spiritualistic conference at
Apollo Hall, last night, one Of the me-
dirlms exhibited certain pasteboard false
heads which he said medium Gordon
had been in the habit of presenting ut
his sennces as genuine spirits.
WASHINGTON, March :.-The import
ant question which has so long agitated
navy officers in regard to the relative
rank of officers appointed from the vol
unteers and the regular navy will be set
tied to-day by the decision of the Alton
nev- G eneral In 1866 law which pass
ed recognizing the navy and placing 1t
upon peace footing, made 1t necessary
to retain in the service large number
of the omcers of the volunteers, and the
law provided that Board would con-
vene for the purpose of examining all
who presented themselves for commits
sions in the regular service, subject to
the decision of the President, and who
were rejected in the promotion OF reg
ular officers. subsequently their COM
missions were ante-dated to the time of
the passage of the law. Some time in
tervened before the volunteers were
commissioned i'll the navy and their
commissions bear the date of their de-
livery. To this the volunteers objected,
claiming that commissions should be
ante-dated, and the question has ever
since been one of constant contention
between the two classes. Several months
ago the question was referred by the Sec
rotary of the Navy to the Attorney-(ien-
eral for decision. The regulars were
represented by VIM. NJ. Evarts, and the
volunteers by ex-Secretary Cox. The
decision will be in favor of the regulars,
although the opinion is expressed by the
Acknowledgement that it was irregular to
ante-date the commissions of the regu-
lars, but that it made no difference in
the result.
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A.:OrIEE DrDGE. - The Senate
having passed the bill! for the pnr-
chase OF the Bonnifield x HeaiE
comnilatiOn OF the Laws of Nevada,
Sumner Whitney Il Co. OF San Fran
CISCO now offer to publish them at a
COS. not to exceed SIS copy. we
can prove that Sumner Whitney
stated that he was the author OF the
Desty or Dasty Compilation, and
that he went to work at it after Bon
niflelI had submitted his work to
him. Whitney said he thought he
could get up a cheaper work.
Doubtless he has. But we would
advise the Assembly to 60 on and
pass the bill for the purchase OF
Bonnifield & Healy's work. which is
a complete and perfect one.
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THE bill increasing the salary OF
the President, Supreme Judges and
congressman, sing ularly enough,
meets with opposition from the Sen
ate. One would naturally look for
a more liberal spirit in the upper
House of Congress. Salaries under
the old regime were niggardly even
when a dollar would buy as much
rs four dollars will purchase now;
and to continue the Presidents and
Judges pay at the old figures is out
of all keeping. We are glad to note
that the House sticks to its PROPOSE
ton; and from the nature of the
Conference Committee appointed by
that body, we look for . graceful re-
cession upon the part of the Senate.
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PAA1sADE STAGE UPsET.-Says the
Eureka .Scutiae! of the 2Sth ult:
The passengers i'll :he sleigh from
Palisade, yesterday. were treated to
an upset on the road, without, how
ever. sustaining any dislocations or
broken b mes. The sleigh. which
was full of men, women and chill
tlren. about fourteen in all, was
turned completely over. The driver
landed on his feet. and. like a true
son of Jehu, held on the lines and
brought the horses to a sudden halt,
so that the capsizing of the vehicle
merely "spilled' out its inmates.
They all fell in a heap together. ex-
cept Judge Goodwin, who, being
pitched forward over the whole
crowd into the snow came ont ahead
"A good omen for his next candi-
dacy. A little girl. one of Billy
Seaton's children, although thrown
under the heap, and half covered
with snow, was found unhurt, bat
cried out, PA. 1 was hut by the
sleigh, tool" The other. boy, was
discovered standing bolt upright on
the side of the sleigh, hallooing
with all his might. The ladies' be-
hayed heroically and uttered no cries
nor complaints. All arrived safe
and sound in Eureka.
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Or 4l;u t'ai'p Ap2.ca;.
on =. G..

Maybe it is hardly faiy t. quote
from an opposition paper ike the
New York 7ti.une when it reflects
in such strain as the following npon
she moral and religious and political
standing of Onr friend Smiler; but
there is 50 much o. apt and timely
meanness, so exalted and pat u tenor
of suggestive cussedness in these ex-
eerpts, that We find it impossible to
resis. temptation to reproduce the
same. Says that journal in its issue
Of February 10:
ga Connecticut newspaper quotes the
celebrated Colvin case in New Hamp-
shire in behalf of Mr.. Colfax. This is
the case where they found the entire re-
mains OF murdered man. down to his
brass buttons, in Colvin's fireplace;
Colyin confessed the killing in the most
circumstantial way; a jury convicted
him, and he was hung. Afterward they
found the murdered man in New jersey
Teaching school This story is always
cited in desperate cases. There is no
record of its ever having made any diff
ference with jury, but they always
listen to it with profound interest
We had hoped the "ice-President
might escape this. bat it was ordered
otherwise. And vet the parallel is not
complete. Colvin confessed.
This is toothsome; and. like the
place where the Englishman hung
Gen. Jackson's picture, 'appropr:-
ate;" but OF the two the following il
the better:
4 great many years ago. before ice IN
Summer season had come TO be neceS-
sity, bu. WAS inst beginning to be housed
ND and used in the large cities as lax
ary, a good deacon from a rural Connec-
sicut town came to New York to celebrate
the Fourth OF July. 1t was his mlsfor-
tune to celebrate Il little too much; he
got intoxicated News thereof followed
him home, and he was called UP before
the Church for discipline. The deacon
confessed his fault. He said the day
was hot, and he went into 4 hotel bar
yoom where there was bowl OF punch,
and the lemons and ice looked so cool
and inviting he drank some; it tasted SO
good and the ice refreshed him SO tn 1t
he took some more, and finally he took
so much that he was ashamed to say he
became intoxicated. He sat down.
There was moments hush, and then
an angular brother at the roar OF the
neetin. rose and said, u IN satisfied
with ti.,, Deacon's explanation about his
getting drunk. He :onfesses IL ami says
he's so.ry. That's alright: Anybody
liable to do that. Bat when the Deacon
comes into this ere meetin and talks
about seeing ice il July. so for having
h;m jerked out for lying II that
brother were only in Congress now,
though he might not objact to the other
brethren holding Credit N Dhilier stock,
he would be liable to reduce both Houses
below quorum by jerking EN- ont
E0r lying.
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The Congressional elections OF
California are to he made to CORE
spond, as regards the time OF their
holding with those of other States.
As the law now stands, there is an
inserregnum of some months-so
much of q lapse that in order to have
. representation in an extra session
such as may occur on, and immedl-
ately subsequent to, the 4th instant.
that State would be obliged to have
. special elction. The tortuous wind
ings and eccentric courses Of ingen-
ious gerr manderings have brought
about this anomalous state of affairs;
and it is we'll that Congress steps in
10 cure the defect.
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AFTERNOON SESSION.

Act fixing salary of Jul sc of Lincoln.
Passed
Act making deficiency appropriations
for the It'll and Sih fiscal years. Passed.
REPORTS.
Hobart from Committee of State Al
fairs. reported ..,vorab!y the bill to beau
t.fy .he O.phans' Home with trees.
Cassidy from Lander delegation re-
ported f.vorably, the Act granting right
of way to J. E. Rocker and associates to
railroad from Central Pacific to the Col
nrado river.
The General Appropriation bill was
taken up. Senate refused to concur in
Assembly amendments and a committee
of conference was appointed.
In Committee of the Whole.
The bill for the taxing of dogs was
discussed. Considerable merriment was
the result. Passage recommended.
Act to amend mechanics lien law.
Reported back without recommendation.
Act to establish and locate tho State
University. Location at Elko provided
for and passed.
Act to appoint a commission on re-
vision Of laws. Passage recommended.
Act to provide Tor setttement OF clal1ns
to State Prison lands. Passage recon-
mended.
Passage recommended of, bill for the
erection of State Prison; also, Act to
secure Ncvada's quota of centennial ap-
propriation; also, bill to procure photo
graphs of convicts Ordered engrossed.
A resolution to forbid the introduction
of bills after 5 o'clock tomorrow was
adopted.
Passage of election bill recommended
by Committee on Elections.
Recess taken.
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NEVADA LEGISLATURE.
SIX tn - +. = SO
acknowledgements Day.
Carson CITY, March 3, 1871
MORNING SESSION.

MORNING SESSION.
Mr.. Cassidy rose to question OF
privilege, and characterized the message
from the Governor, in which he, " the
Junior Senator from Lander" was said
to be forcing himself upon an unwilling
constituency. as unjust and false. He
explained his position, and said he
would look charitably upon the undignl-
fed action of the Governor. dictated by
motives Of personal spite; for he fell
that it was the result of ignorance.
Mr.. varian, from Library Committee,
recommended that the report of the Lii
brarian be printed.
Mr.. Walter, from the Committee on
Public Lands, presented joint memo
rial relative to military reservations,
without recommendation.
Mr., Clapp. from Committee on Public
Morals, reported favorably on Act con-
corning Migrants. Also. favorably, with
amendments. bill for prevention Of
cruelty to animals.
The Governors approval received OF
bill for the relief of Amistead, and OF
various other bills.
Mr.. Mills presented two petitions
from the residents of White River, ask
ing for annexation to White Pine county.
Mr.. Stevenson, from Select Commit
tee, reported favorably on Act to re-
district the State. Referred TO Commit
tee of the Whole.
On motion of Mr.. Varian, the report
of the State Librarian was ordered
printed.
INTRODUCTION OF BILLS.
By Mr.. Cassidy, Act to provide funds
for current expenses of Eureka county.
Rules suspended and bill passed.
By MIR. Cleveland, Act to grant the
right of way to T. N. Browne and others
for railroad from Toano to Phoebe and
Colorado river. Ordered engrossed.
Special order az o'clock): Act to re-
peal the Lottery Act. Laid on the table.
Mr.. Varian, out of order, introduced
a bill to prevent gaming.
The author moved the rules he sus-
pended and the bill put upon its final
passage.
Mr.. Phelan amended to reject, where
upon lively discussion ensued.
After considerable sparring, retrench-
ment and amendment, the motion to
sngross (under suspension of the rules)
obtained II votes to 10, and was de-
clared lost for want of two-third ma
jority. The motion to refer to the Com
.nittee OF the Whole, by closer vote
Y to l1-shared the same fate
Act to fund and consolidate the in
;lebtedness of White Pine. Referred to
White Pine delegation.
Act establishing boundary between
Lander and Humboldt. Referred to
delegation Of the counties.
Act to encourage construction of Su-
,sanviile and Reno Railroad. Referred
to Washoe delegation.
Act for relief of T. w. Tripplet, late
Assessor of Lander county. Referred
to Committee Of the Whole.
Act relating to elections. Referred to
Committee on Elections.
Act to grant right of way to }. E..
Rocker to build railroad from Central
Racific Railroad to Austin. Referred
Lander delegation.
Senate took recess.
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Bill to provide support forgovernmert
If Eurek. county. Passed.
Bill relative to the salary of the Judge
OF 7th District. Passed.
Recess taken.
EVENING SESSION.
Mr. Savage withdrew his notice OF r.
consideration OF Act defining rights OF
husband and wife.
Act extending charter Of Eiko and
Hamilton Railroad. Passed.
Mr.. Shoaif gave notice of recoEsidera-
ton.
Act to aid the construction Of the
Humboldt and Colorado River Railroad.
Passed.
Mr.. Prague gave notice of reconsider
alton.
Mr.. Randall gave the same notice.
Act granting right of way for rail
road from the C. p. R. r. to the Color
ado River. Passed.
Act relative to redemption of certain
bonds of Ormsby county to the V. i L.
r. r. Co. Passed.
Act to protect shippers of ore to GUS
tom mills. Ordered engrossed.
Act prohibiting quackery. Ordered
engrossed.
Act to regulate the Social Evil. In
definitely postponed.
Concurrent Resolution relative to c.
P. Il. R. land patents. Passed.
Act relative to the selection and survey
of public lands, etc. Passed.
Act relative to destruction of noxious
animals: Passed.
Mr.. Cole gave notice of reconsidera-
ton.
At $50 Assembly adjourned.
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De. LEE, who went hence to Pi
oche. is handsomely complimented
nv the Record. We should say that
DR.. Lee. who is stirring man and full
of medico-chirurgical aptitudes. &C
eomplishments aud lingo. ought to
do we'll where the art of gun shot
surgery is so we'll provided with
examples whereon to practice as
Phoebe.
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RAILWAY PRuGnHss Says the p

RAILWAY PRuGHEss Says the Pr
oci,e Rec ,r.l oi the 23d ult:
The last grading between Phoebe ami
RaiIioayille was dnne last night. A Jew
more ties are needed, which, under tn.
.cr,us of the contract focdtiivery should
have been on the gcoand some time ago
The inclenency OF the Weather and ba;
state of the roads only have prevented
the narrow-slu,e D.ins III operation
weeks ago. Ba. il will not be long, now
if the weather becomes settled, unit.
trans; will BE- m ,.,ia! regular trips b.
tween Phoebe AMI DlliIavi;ie.
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San Francisco is to have new
Custom House erected on tile hall
block Of land adjoining the site OF
the present one-the place where so
many uLsightly shanties are huddled
tOoether,
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GUY THORPE, who has been sew

GUY THORPE, who has been severe
" sick at Phoebe, is, according to
the Record of the 23I ult., suffioi-
entity recovered to be able to attend
to business. This news will be
pleasantly received by the many
friends of that promising young
husband here in Carson.
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ASA CAnx1Ss. q prominent and
fanatical Mormon Of st. George.
died a few days since of congestion
Of the lungs.
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r. FRED. BRooKs, bookseller, sta
toner and newsdealer, dealer in cheap
jewelry, cutlery, toys, musical instru-
ments, fancy goods, imported segars and
tobacco. Agency for the Royal Havana
lottery, Omaha lottery, Nevada State
lottery, opposite the Ormsby House next
door to Rails hardware store, Carson
CITY. Nevada.
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IRE new iron foundry at Bullion
Vile has been got into the melting
mood, and it does its work we'll:
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"UNKNowNs' AND "H1GH L1FE.-An
invoice of these celebrated segars which
have rendered r. Fred. Brooks store SO
deservedly popular, arrived last night
and are sold ut his stand opposite not
next door to the Ornsby House, Car
son. Nevada.
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ApELPhI CLUB MEETING.

YINHE REGULAR MONTHLY MEET
ing of the Club will be held ut the Office Of
II. r. WHITEHILL, At Z O'Clock THIS EVEN
ING, March 4, 1873,
A full attendance is requested, as business OF
importance will be transacted.
z. S ELDREDGE, President.
T. r. HOFER, Secretary. mh4-Is