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Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-10-24
No. 40.
4 APPLICATION ron PATsNr.

n Notice No 2g3. u. =. Survsy No. N
4. q. Land Once, Carson city, Nevada October
18th. 1875. - Notice IL hereby given that the
ATHENS GoIp Asp SILVER MIstss CospAyy,
corporation sIistisg under and by virtue ~ the
laws Of the STATE of Nevada, aud whuse post
once address and principal plac. ~ business 10
Carson city, Nevada, has this day ~ A. ..
KsLLr its duly authorized and appointed agent
made application for . u, y. Patent 10 one
thousand a ,0Nel linear feet II certain vein ~
lode " quartz or other rucA In place barring
gold and silver and other precious pstals and
Known NJ and called ths ArHrss LuDs ArD
CLAIM, situate, lying and being IN the kngla ani
Wa.bos Valley Mining District. Ornsby County
aud state ~ Nevada, together with al dira,
spurs angles and variations, with surface
ground siI hundred feet in width for the con
vrnient working thereof, ssd known and depip.
mated on the field notes and u'icial plat ON nj.
in my ofce u. 4. =. Survey or Lot No. 80 IN
Sections Nos. u md - Township No. IS north
in Range NJ. 10 east Mount Diahlo ras. aud
Meridian. the exterior boundarir. ~ ,aid Lot
No. - being 81 follows, to.wti Beginning Al
Post marked Athena Co., l., ;, survey No. 3s.
Pest No. /. located Un north casinrly slope about
one mile north os-trrly from old Monitor cav
mill and whence bears the Carson MINI .outh
X; degrees IS minutes east winnie Ranch hnnrs
north ~ degrees 10 minutes east and running
from said pest NJ. I. first course .outh ~
degrees 5s minute. sr.t ST 800 feet thn south
Nsst corner post No. ~ the Mint Mining Cos
u. \. survey No. u coo feet Ia post No. q
thence second cnurr. south 3dc.uurs % mthutes
wv Ife' post w. iiltili" Iilfh tfrff
north 81 degree - minutes asst st 100 iput ~
south r,ntrr stg.r, whence haHr- ID" quarter
section corner On "a" east liuc " section Is
Township ~ north VA Range ~ r.si Mount
Diablo Meridian south degrees - miputes
cist e:i' feet, Go feat 10 post No. I. theme.
fourth course north degrees - minutes west
l,Ooe feot TO post No. the point - b. Ginning.
containing ~ iT.lpJth hcr,s, bearings "a
pressed from true "a, u,ridisn. Nr1nptic NAfia4
tiUn l6's degrees EAST. Suryry msln 90 .crord
with ia. record ~ location Tho lHhpr aud i'm.
pruvcmonts consist - All incliu. and cuts, This
claim IL bounded on the north by the Mint Coz
claim L. :. Survey NJ. -, and un the touth.
ess, and west 10y no known claimants. Ths
location OF this claim ~ Of record end mhy hs
found ia Book u page ~ Of the Mining Records
Of Eaglr and Nnshoe Valley Mining District
sopt ia tho uaic' ~ the Mining Recorder a.
Carson city, Nevada. Any and all parsons
claiming sdv,r-ely any potion - ssid Athens
cold and silver Mining Oompany'- claim or
ground ~ hrrelubeioro de-rtibsd, ar required
10 tlr their BdN,r.a claim with the l'ygister ~
the Z. ;. Land uGice, at tarzan Ciiy, Nevada.
during the sisty days period ~ publication
hereof, or thuy will le GRrrd by virtue % tbs
provisions - the statutes,
ucta0.G5t 4. wAirk, tcsis,er.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-10-24
Geo. W. Kitzmeyer.
HAS JrST RECEIVED A LANCE STOCK
- Il of the latest styics of
Walnut Ck y, b-r S2ites.
Paricr Saitrs.
Some Elegant SiSehnri.

walnut I Rs II Der SWltea.
Paricr Saites.
Sona~ Elegant Si1ebnrj..
"ar.frobe-. kcelcss-s,
WRITING DESKS AND TABLES OF ALL
DES SCRIpTIONS.
The above ssods &C RE Nil direct from Eastern
SssHfsctories. mad. Cf solid walnut. ana have
tho most desirable oil finish. A large variety of
Camp Chair., Fssl1r. Ofilr-. Dining
ard Kitchen Chairs
which have ali been bought East AZ q special
low rate, / therefore want 1t to he known that
will sell es this entire stock At = like STEClAL
Low FIGURE. | also have on hand lsrs.
variety OF
Lounges, Spring Beds,
Mattresses and Pf!lesrs
Made right here and the durability and style
can be beat nowhere. | cordislly iEvit. the
ladies' and gentlsMen to call At lay store and
look q. my stock; ge and see elsewhere and
compare goods: then, if | efier the hes sar gain,
will be thankful for your patronage.
sug6-tf SEO. ". KlYzkEYEE
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the oRMSBY HOUSE.
Car~oa sad Second 8trse4s
OsHsa cAtv. Nevada
GEO. .. FRYER PROP.
Thh vi knsva hstsi has been saaasged snd
1t IL, uaquestisoAhls sAs
BEsP PUBLIC norsE IN NEVADA
supasss sn5 aAas ef the his-aa ehis stste:
SPACIOUS DINING HALL
Magnificent ParIors and sPlsndi
Suites Of Rsona
Combine to mako 1t supply q want long felt
here and throughsut the state Ne pains
expense will be spared IN the CULINARY
DEPARTMENT. and nothing tnat the markets
Of the Pacific Coast sHsrd wA - emitted from
the table.
To correspond with the general elegance Of
tn. house THH BAR will be kept ea = plan
second to nothing IA Sar Francisco: and the
BILLIARD ROOM will slwsys be hr<t-elass in
all its appointments.
rKE WESTERN UNION !elEssAPa seAApARY
Have AZ otice in .be heuse: ani al possible
facillties will be sferdes to
GaestA. Families and tae 7ravshns
Public.
A shkro q PaJhe patronage is soasos,ei.
GEO. o. FRYER,
i,nl Proprietor.
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By G. e. Girardey.
PEREMPTORY SALE AT AUCTION,
RY CONSENT OF PARTIES, TO PAY JUDO
MFNTS.

PEREMPTORY SALE AT AUCTION,
RY CONSENT OF PARTIES, TO PAY JUDO
MENTS.
EMILE BOUNY EFT AIS. VS.. JONAS PUZZLES.
SIXTH DISTRICT COURT.
CHOICE COMMERCIAL AND DWELLING
PROPERTY.
Dye. E. GIRARDEY, Auctioneer-Ofice No. 81
ID Camp street-SATURDAY, December IL. 1872
at - O'Clock NJ at the st. Charles Auction Exchang
will .ositively be sold at public auction, without
reserve to pay judgments and by consent OF he par
ties in interes the following described and very
valuable property. to-wit-
l. THOSE SPLENDIDLY BUILT and centrally
located threestory brick stores Nos 80 ana 81 Ne"
Levee street in the square bounded by New Levee
Tchoupitoulas Gravier and Nat"hez stree S, leased
until the 1st of 0cober, 1876 spectlveiy TO MesSps
I b, 90 n e. Co. and j. g. ID. ID. O'Brien for S3OOO,
each for $500. - ,. ,,,,> -,
o THAT CHEEpFULLY LOCATED handsome
and commodiously arranged two-story frame dWeii-
inc No SAT Canal street in the square bounded by
Canal Castomhouse Broad and White streets, well
lnown as the residence OF Mr. Jonas Pickles.
q EIGHT WELL-BUILT, detached and comfort
able one-story frame cottages fronting the CaIonne
let canal in the square bounded by Carondeet walk
Cont Broad and White strt cts, and containing ali
the e. mfOrts required by small families. The prop
err is all excellent der and will be sold accord
ing to plans exposed at sale.
Terms-Oue-third cash. balance at one and tWt
wears credit for notes specially secured by mort gage
and vendor lien the property, bearing an the
usual auses of per cent per annum interest," pei
cent attorneys fees, in the eve0t of suit, ant
| the policies of insurance transferred; ne pun
chaser to assume the payment OF all the taxes 10
1877 payable in 1876 and above the price OF az
Indication. To-
Acts of sale at the purchasers expense before Las
Fahey Esq, notary public. 10 u
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AUCTION SALES.
By Hoffman Marks s. Co.

STOCK OF WHOLESALE NEW YORK DRY
Goods House in hquida' iOn comprising one OF
the finest stocks offered at auction IN TINS
CITY, all fresh and desirable goods, and to be
sold without any reserve whatever, and consist
ing of the following, viz
Cloths CassimeIe s Velvets Silks Merinos Delaines
Bombaznes Empress Cloth, Alpacas Blankets
Turkey and MaIsees Quilts Embroidered Cur
tains, nottingham Laces, DOilies Table C4oths +,
Hosiery Linen Damasks, Red Table Damasks'
Linen Sheetings Towels Linen Hsndkerchi ie
Napkins, Shawls Cloaks, Underwear Skirts,
Velvet and Tapestry Rugs, Mats and Window
Shades, P ints CottOns, Etc.
DY HOFFMAN, MARKS CO.-Saiesroom NO.
eer-On THU SDAY, the OH inst, at y o'clock NJ,
at store No. 122 Canal street, will be sold :.
The above well selected STOCK il quantities to suit
purchasers
Sale positive and without reserve.
ahove sale reserved seats will be secured for them,
as much as practicable. Sales to take place from l!
to 3 clock nd from to 10 p. NJ, and to pc con
linued from day to day till stock is disposed Of
d5 At
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in the absence Of fraud on the part Of the
railway company, as in this case, the COM
pany is only liable for the goods actually r
ceived, though by mistake thew were discoy-
cred IN the bill Of lading." The suit of
Melxsel q Boyd was, however continued, and
IN the complaint it was alleged that the rail-
way company issued bill of lading to one
Alexander, for two hundred barrels of -four,
when, IN fact, only one hundred were shipped !;
that Alexander forwarded this bill to the
plaintiffs in Baltimore, who made large ad-
vances upon it.
Alexander became bankrupt and the Balti-
more firm brought action to recover the
amount Of their advances from the railway
company, on the ground that it is liable un-
der Its bill OF lading, Notwithstanding that in
fact it did not receive the flour. The petit
ton was demurred TO, and Judge Force held
that the company was not liable. In his
opinion he says: "A bill of lading is not ne
gotiable in the commercial sense of the term
its endorsement, it is true, transfers the title
of the property which it represents, but if it
be fictitious and in reality represents no
property, what effect can its endorsement
have?
But it has been decided, both in England
and this country, that it is not within the
geuer il scope of the authority of the master OF
ship to sign bills OF lading for goods not
actually received on board. Every one is
bound to know this rule of law. Hence q
person taking bill of lading is held to know
that it is good only for such property as was
actually received. The same is true of an
agent or officer of railway company. Tht
law imputes to every one taking such a bill o
| lading notice that it was issued by an agen
acting beyond the limits of his authority, ane
the principal is not estopped byit. The fact
all appearing on the face of the petition tn
| demurrer will be sustained"
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The awful rumor comes from Paris that
Worth, the man -milliner, who was to Paris
fashion buyers what general is to an army,
has lost very heavily by the pressure upon his
business by the stringency of the times; and
though his horses prance as daintll y, and ne
buttons his pearl-colored kids as lackadalsi-
cally as ever. it is feared that financially he is
embarrassed to q great extent.-Er
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The greatest and most important sale ever
offered in this city of thoroughbred Alderney
COWS, will take place this day, at IL o'clock, at
No. 70 Pdronne street. The pedigree of each
and every COW will be given at sale which is
great induce men. to the merchants, plant,
ers and the publicoin general, in search OF
thoroughbred stock. For full particulars see
advertisement. Messrs. Montgomery are the
auct:oneers.
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It doesn't look very well to see school
master hooing it along the highway with
revolver under his coat-tail, but then the
foundation stones of education must be pro-
tected if all the powder mills of the country
have to work over time Detroit Free Press.
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1t is the aim of the Board of Commissioners TO nsAs
il thorough exposition of the Agricultural and Ne
chanical Products of the Southern States. Mexico
and Central America but it will be open to compet
tors throughout the country, and the general pre-
MUM list will embrace all articles oemprehended in
the general design of an Agricultural and Industrial
Exposition, including special premiums for strictly
Southern products.
The premium list which is now in course Of pus-
Iicaton will be liberal scale, and the rules will
provide for Just and impartial system of awards, by
competent and disinterested jurors.
The Fair Grounds generally conceded to DO
the handsomest in the United States, comprising i2o
acres within fifteen minutes ride by street cars
from the center of the city, The grounds shaded
by beautiful grove of live oaks, and the buildings
which are of recent construction, are amply sufs-
Gent to meet all the necessities of the most exter
s.ve exhibition
The Racing Course which is used by the Louisiaizs
Jockey Club at all its meetings, is justly famoun
tbroue hout the country and the accommodations fo
| stock unsurpassed.
1t is the first time that such enterprise has been
inauguratsd at the South and being held at tine
when the city of New Orleans is thronged with thou
sands of visitors participate in the festivities Of @
Carnival it affords unusual inducemeI is 10 exhibitors
| from every section of the country
| The commissioners earnestly appeal to the peopia
of the Southern States lend their aid and encourage
ment to the Exposition and to make it in all respects
complete exhibition of Southern productions and IL
ia hoped that manufacturers producers and others In
| every section of the country will participate
| Annie arrang ements have been perfected for tl@
TRANSFORMATION of goods and visitors from every sa
ton at reduced rates.
For detailed information, address
SAMUEL MULLEN,
General Superintendent No. so Camp street Ne~
| Orlears oil 3m cod
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Nv Il, Nj, s. b. j. MONTGOMERY.

ALDERNEY COWS AND YOUNG BULLS.
One Velvet Imported Jersey Cow, by Fowler, second
importation, aged five years.
KATIE, Attorney Cow, three years old, out OF Flrt
five gallon cow, imported by Fowler; formerly
owned by n. c.. Folger.
ST. PATRICK; eight months old, out of Katie, by
Folgers Bismarck.
SIR DAVID BREWSTER Attorney Bull; three
years old in the spling.
LIZZIE GROOM out of lemon colored Attorney
Cow, by Alexander's celebrated Short-H Horn Bull
Without Limit or Reserve.
DY R. NJ b. J. MONTGOMERY-R. M
Montgomery, Auct oneer-Will be sold on WEDNEs
DAY, December g, at II o'clock, at 70 Baronn
street
The aforementioned Thoroughbred Stock.
Terms-Cash. oo
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DRY GooDs AT ENORMOUSLY REDUCED
PRICES. = Messrs. NJ. L. Byrne & Co., 163
Canal street, have commenced their great
SALE We would advise our readers to make
note of this.
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~ LOBE THEATER-
Corner of Baronne and Perd1do Streets
GREAT CARNIVAL WEEK.
NEW STARS. NEW FEATURES.

First week of Miss MINNIE GRAY, MILE AL
BERTHE, AMELIA DEAN, and
EMMA JOHNSJN
Brilliant success of the glorious
CAN-CAN.
Matinee SATURDAY. at IL NJ. :.
Grand Fancy Dress and Mask Ball, SATURDAY
NIGHT Dec H. after the performance.
Admission only 10, d. 25, so cents, and 81 az
OPERA HOUSE OPERA BoUFfE'
Farewell Appearance in New Orleans of
CHJZZOLA,S FRENCH OPERA BOUFFE
COMPANY.
PRIOR TO THEIR DEPARTURE FOR MEXICO.
FOUR NIGHTS AND ONE MATINEE ONLY,
POPULAR PRICES:
Admission inc uding reserved seats Orchestra. Par
quette, Dress Circle 81; Second Tier 9oc; third s
Tier soc GALLERY, CSC; Proscenium Boxes, four
Boxes. four seats S.; Second Tier Boxes. 81
MATINEE PRICES: soc to all parts OF the
House. No reserved seats Sale of Seats to com
mence FRIDAY, December 10, at Flies Music
Store, Isl and 153 Canal street
MONDAY NIGHT, Dec 10, Fl st time IN New Or-
leans. La TIMBALE D'ARGENT
TUESDAY NIGHT, Dec. IA, only time LA PER
VEIN WGhNEsDAY NIGHT, Dec. Is, last time, LA
T THURS; at - NJ, Dec IT, Grand Matinee,
(bv requesb LA FILE DE NINE: ANGoI:
| THURSDAY NIGHT, Dec. 16, farewell perform
ance L A TIMBALE DAkGENT d4 tt
GRAND FAIR
Will be given by
THE LADIES AID AND SEWING SOCIETY
| OF New Orleans,
| For the Benefit of the
| TOURO I'M FIR M A r Y,
| AT GRUNEWALD HALL,
| On Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursda!
| and Saturday, the 9th, 9th, Sth, 9th
and 1th December.
| Admission twenty five cents MS tull
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Buy your buggy and carriage of L. T. Maddux,
IS Carondelet street, New Orleans.
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IT ILIENTHAL'S PHOTOGRAPHIC GALLERY.
| Canal street
tTouro Building)
The public is respectfully notified that l have
opened my new gallery, containing the latest i'm
proyenents, which enable me to satisfy all orders
The former prices retained. No expenses have
h. an SHARED TO make this establishment the most ele
egant in he city THEODORE LIL1ENIHAL,
nj I'm 12I Canal street. near cor of Royal.
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Uniacke is the prince of house and orna
mental painting Try him.
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Waits and 10 Rent inserted in the BULLETIN fol-
fifty cents.
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BANKRUPTCY.

BANKRUPTCY.
R.M.&B. ]. MONTGOMERY, AUCTIONEERS.
The Stock of a New York Wholesale House
AT AUCTION.
IMPORTANT TO THE TRADE and PUBLIC.
Over sl73 600 worth of
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC DRY GOODS,
At Auction.
GREAT BANKRUPT SALE OF DRY GOODS,
at the large and spacious store,
100 Canal, betw. Camp and st. Charles streets,
Commencing on TUESDAY. November 3D. 1873
large consignment of Foreign and Domestic
DRY GOODS,
Consisting of West of England French and German
broad and narrow W oolen Cloths, of all shades ano
colors. French Englieh and Scotch Fancy Tweeds
and Cassimers, Fenback. Moscow and EsquimauS
B4ave.s Chinchellas Cloakings. etc. Also, Scotch
French and German Poisy Cashmere, Queensland
Ottoman, Lace, and other tasmonape ana oeslraoie
Suawls. low
DRESS GOODS in great variety, such as heavy
black and colored Silks, Satns Irish and Lyons fop
Inns all wool Merno, Delaines Sateen Cloths Ssrges
elegant imported Plads, Alpacas, Empress Cloths
etc very rich and rare assortment OF LyohScolI
Velvets Velveteens, and fine Plush Suit1ngs fMnts
bleached and unbeached COtfons from one W lnre'
Yards wide large line of English and American
| Blankets, Flannes, ladies', gents and children
| Hosiery, Gloves, etc. Together with very choic
and we'll selected stock of Velvet Brussels, A&mn
ster. Tapestry and Ingram Carpetings, Rugs etc
from medium to finest imported Marseies and TURK
sh Quilts and a variety of other goods too numerou
| to mention. Ii, A., -;
sales to continue from day to dav until the entir
stock is disposed of. The whole to be sold wlthou
reserve in lots to suit for cash. Sales to commenc
daily at 10 A. M. P. NJ. and II T. Nj.
| OF M&Etf
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"The Miller of Silcott Mill " at Eyrich's.
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DIDWELL'S ACADEMY OF MUSIC
Engagement of the Eminent Tragedian,
BARRY SULLIVAN.
Who will be supported by Mr.. JAMES F. CATH
CAPT and the talented Academy Dramatic
Company
WEDNESDAY, Dec. s-RICBE leu.
THURSDAY D {. ORCHARD III.
FRIDAY Dec. 10-Beneft of MI Sullivan
HAMLET.
SATURDAY. Dec. 11-RICHELIEU.
SUNDAY, Dec. l2-RICHARD Ill
NEXT WEEK-An entirely new repertoire or plays.
Admission-The usual popular prices
No extra charge for reserved seats. Box Sheet now
Open
SATURDAY, Dec. 11-Matinne at IL M and last
represe tation of the favOIite Drama l HE TW
| ORPHANS.
FOR THE HOLIDAYS-In active preparation, the
gorgeous spectacle entitled THE ICE WITCH
l
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EDUCATION.
NOTICE TO PARENTS AND OTHER CITl'
IN lens

nIMSTED HIGH SCHOOL GRAMMAR
1 J School and Primary Department 10 Euterpe
street Scholastic year commences September ].
Oh 3mSu
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FOR RENT.

TO RENTS inserted in this column, not exceeding
ono souare FIFTY CENTS.
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nIDWELL'S ACADEMY OF MUSIC
sunday, Monday and Tuesday Evenings,
December s. and7.
ALSO TWO MATINEES, MONDAY and
WEDNESDAY December and 8.
p SITIVELY LAST REPRESENTATIONS
of the D'Ennery's ORR ginal French Drama,
TWO ORPHANS,
Universally pronounced las acted and produced at
he Academy great dramatic victory.
Remember the extra TW O ORPHANS MATINEE>,
Monday, December 6, and Wednesday, Decem-
- d5 At
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1875-02-12

secretary Of war to detail competent
medical officers of the army to investi-
gate, report, and give due notice of the
spread of the disease. The bill also pro-
poses an appropriation of five thousand
dollars to defray the expenses Of such in
vestigAtion.
Senator Cameron called up the house
bill authorizing the President to appoint
commissioners to attend the interna-
tional penitentiary congress to be held in
Rome next year. Passed.
Senator Howe moved to take up his
motion of yesterday to reconsider the
vote by which the bill to grant site for
the Peabody school in San Augustine,
Florida, was passed.
Senator Sprague objected.
The Vice-President then called for the
business on the calendar, the committee
on territories being entitled to the floor.
The senate bill granting the right OF
way to the Seattle and Walla Walla
railroad and transportation company,
and for other purposes, was rejected
yeas 15, nays %.
The senate then resumed the consid-
Grafton Of the unfinished business,
which being a bill to provide govern
ment for the District Of Columbia, re-
ported by joint select committee, Of
which Senator Morrill,, Of Maine, is
chairman. Pending an amendment, be-
ing that OF Senator Morton, to have the
commissioners elected by the qualified
voters of the District, instead Of appoint
ed by the President. After some de-
bate, the amendment of Senator Morton
was rejected; yeas, Is; nays, %
Senator Edmunds Vt. moved to lay
the bill on the table. Lost-yeas %,
nays 35.
Senator Sargent submitted an amend
ment to provide for the election of a
delegate to congress from the District.
Pending discussion on the bill to provide
a government for the District, the SEN
ate adjourned,
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MARRIED.

ALCOCK-HlLL-On the evening Of Janua-
ry 2I, 1875, at the residence of the late Mrs. Z.
d. Woodson, 100 Madison street, by Rev. Mr..
Carmichael, THos. W.lALCoCK, of Culpepper,
Virginia, and Miss JOSIE X. HILL, of Memphis.
JONESCUMMINS-On Thursday evening,
February Ilth, by Rev. P. Tuggle, Mr.. l.. D.
JONES and Miss MAGGIE CUMMINs, both Of
Memphis. No cards.
For you and yours may the pathway OF life
be smoothed with flowers by the wayside, the
fragrant odor of which will have tendency
to scatter the clouds that, sooner or later, cast
their shadows here below. May adversely
rsver obliterate the bright side of life, and
when sorrow and trouble come as they must,
be content to say, "Thy will be DONE" Your
friend, NJ. F. Z.