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Parties desiring Portraits Painted from Life enlarged
from Phi otographs DaUerreOtypcs, life size III oil
Portraits Repaired where broken torn repanted,
touched oiled and vanished have opportunity
Oh having such work executed bv Artist of TwentysX
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Animals Painted in Groups,
Horses under Motion or as Still Life.
Special attention is given 10
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Remember these Artists hold the First Premiums for
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296 Fredericks, G A
1926 Foley, John

20 Gibson, Edwin +
45 Greenlaw, Luke S
81 Glover, Morton E.
II George, Wesley
1877 Gibson, George l.
1870 Gaige, Mark M
1877 Giles, John FL
1856 Greenwood, Otto
225 Gale, Alfred Y
234 Guilfoyle, James
255 Gould, Alfred s
200 Gibson, Adrastus
323 euler, Simon
S Harris, Charles N
80 Hill, George B
38 Helm, Alfred
66 Hofer, Theodore e
105 Hank, George
125 Haggerty, James
1873 Harris, Marcus
161 Hofer, Charles A
400 Harris, Charles
ITO Harris, Benjamin
1873 Hillyer, Edgar w
1914 Hill, Lloyd
200 Harper, Edward
212 Holm, John
231 hammond, John D
244 Hart, William
274 Hatch, Marion D
279 Hunter, Harry
294 Hyde, Myron d
285 Hayward, George +
305 hawkins, George Z
3l3 Hurley, Dennis
314 Henderson, Robert
319 Heritage, George l.
800 Hetrick, Josiah NJ
326 Hawkins, William
- Ingraham, William l.
1S9 IVancOvich, Jerome
rs Johnson, Benjamin f
1914 Junkins, Henry
1876 Jackson, George W
1928 Jellis0h, Noble
81 Johnson, Alfred
SO Knox, William D
IS Klein, Jacob
146 Kennedy, Byron d
235 Kennedy, Neil Med
236 Knapp, Edward G
257 Kinkead, John II
264 Kelley, Stuart
270 Kelleher, Cornelius
276 King, John +
289 Kerr, Dayton G
291 Kaiser, Detnech
BIT Kelly Daniel
LepOrte, Alexander
% Lentz, David II
40 Lyon George G
"a Lang, Ferdinand
81 Leverich, Sylvester
123 Lefevre, Joachim
179 Lynch, William
1874 Leland, Frank M
1877 Latta, Chauncey
1879 Lewis, Augustus
215 Lockwood, AdOniram J
233 Lepper, Gustave
269 Legg, Charles w
273 Lepper, Albert c
278 Laughton, Charles f
1913 Lincoln, Charles II
294 Lyon Benjamin W
McIain, Benson
35 Mills, Richard Jr
At McLain, David
48 Mann, William B
So Meder, LleWellyn
~ Musgr0ve, William +
IS Morrill,, George
70 McCarthy,--
1O2 Morrell, John +
113 Moran, Patrick
143 Magee, William
147 Mcdonald, Frank l.
2OS Muller, Victor A
PA Mack, Henry
PIT McCabe, Arthur NJ
PIG Mclaughlin, Hiram G
327 Murray, James
228 Madigan, James
246 Mills, Albert J
249 Marshall, James II
258 Moore, John Q A
259 Morrill,, George IL
265 Muckle, Thomas
1863 Mercure, Francis ID
2S2 McHenry, James
900 MarstOn, Alvin Nj
297 Maher, William
298 Miller, Stephen
30l MOseby Thomas Z
307 Mclaughlin, George
III Noyes, Samuel d
81 Olcovich, Jacob
80 Olcovich, Herman
1877 Oicovich, Bernard
312 O'Brien, Daniel
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272 Rider, William
277 Rollins, Wilman A
224 Robinson, Marshall
1 Stern, Leopold
10 Stewart, Wellington
II st Clair, James A
rs Spurgeon, James W
So Spence, William
So Startling, Morris w
rs Scott, Gottlieb f
50 Schmitt, John Jr.
81 Stocker, Walter w
1O3 Stampley, Orville X
ia Saffell, Jonathan
131 Smith, Thomas T.
14S Starkey, Eugene
1872 Spargo, Peter
1862 Schreyer, Max
1853 Sancho, Stephen
1T Straight, Jacob
1872 Seery, John
1877 Small, Benjamin F
1913 Stocker, Dewitt G
242 Slater, Benjamin F
245 Sayre, Henry E
256 SisSOn Isaac
2S1 Savage, John F
2S3 Smeade, Francis II
2S8 Sterling, Frederick M
302 Smiley, William
3O4 Startling, Albert NJ
800 Sullivan John
315 Singleton, Philip
70 Treadway, Aaron D
"a Trembley, Alexander
1916 Tenant, Thomas J
10S fluffy, George
142 Thaxter, George C
176 Trapp, John
1913 Turner, Fred d
204 Tickner, Henry l.
218 Tobriner, Jacob
90 Torreys0n, William ID
247 Taylor, William L
800 Thompson, Henry
u Witherill, Charles A
Is Weber, Jacob Jr
10 Waters, j w
81 W0odside, Joseph G
A White, Henry C
SO Wilson Charles
81 WoodIiff, William
90 Walker, Elijah
100 Welter, Walter B
119 Wright, Andrew
1872 WEIGH, Samuel f
1877 WATSON, Warren
1879 Willis, Orlando 2
1855 Wentworth, Lewis
16S Winnie, Jacob p
ISL Webb, George B
2O3 White, George w
229 Wilmot, Edward
232 Wright, Samuel II
252 Wing, Miles r
267 White, Gardner G
2S7 WhittmOre, Edward II
3iS Williams, Frank j
327 Willard, Marshall
81 Youngs, Samuel
2lO Wager, Michael L
2S6 Young, John
16 Zabriskie Elias b
| hereby certify the foregoing to
IL and correct list of the names of
actOrS registered in the LIST and
ards of the City of Carson, Orm
'unty, Nevada, for the City Elec
be held Monday, May 5, 1879.
[ also give notice that | will recC
jectiOns from any qualified electO
e right to vote on the part of any
n so registered until 6 o'clock p. NJ
e fourth day previous to election.
All persons whose names may be
entered in said list are
tested to appear at my Office and h
CHI error corrected.
w. NJ. CARY
Registry Agent for the City of {
n, Ormsby County, Nevada.
Carson City, April %, 1879.
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CITY of CARSON, ORMSBY COUNTY,
NEVADA.

SO Berry, Thomas
40 Brown, Joseph w
81 Beam, Jacob l.
50 Beam, Ledru r
81 Burlingame, Joseph A
90 Barber, Oscar L
3 Brown, Rufus r
"a BOwker, Mario A
100 Butts, William B
40 Bence, Horace II
i'll Bummit, William B
112 Bicknell, Charles f
90 BruIe, DieudOnne n
ia BOllen, Robert W
141 Billings, Charles
IA Benton, James M
1865 Berry, Glenn
III BoskoWitz, Frank
l72 Bliss, Duane l.
IVA Bray, Charles E
IFS Babcock, Jasper
2O7 Beatty, William II
221 Beam, Augustus
223 Bryant, George w
237 Bailey, William IL
$50 Bray, Judson j
PSI Byrne, William S
254 Bender, David A
1872 Bradley, George N
295 Boyer, Isaac
500 Brulin, Charles A
1913 Budd, Joseph d
9 COwen, Joseph
Cavanaugh, Peter, Jr
ii Clarke, George W
IS Cavanaugh, Charles NJ
81 Coffin, TrenmOr
81 Campbell, George c
80 COrhett, Daniel G
~ Cloutte, Henry F
81 Crandclle, Dele
80 Clark, James
"a CroSon, William L.
"A Carter, Walter A
"a Corbett, William II
80 Crawford, Israel
1O1 Cowing, George b
107 Craven, Frank
116 Croson, Elijah I
118 Colesworthy, Charles T
119 Clark, Willis G
$50 Connally, Timothy j
1872 Crane, Zacheus
1875 Carpenter, Joseph W
200 Cary, William M
201 Chedic, George
POS Combs, John
2O6 COrmack, John B
22O Chedic, Walter II
$50 CagWin, Hamden x
24O Cagwin, Hamden A
24S Colver, Edward II
266 Clark, Daniel
303 Chopper, Frank G
2O6 Cook, James
Decker, Henry
2 Driesbach, M A
"a David, Evan
81 Davies. Tamerlain w W
20 Dobbs, George r
46 Deegan, Simon +
so Daniels, William j
81 Dodge, Benjamin
20 Davis, Charles M
IT Dale, George M
121 DOnahue, Thomas w
1872 Doray, Homer e
1873 Duffy, James
1876 De Mise, Ruff c.
40 Dunning, Hillard I
1874 Dealy, James Z
166 Dake, Chauncey r
1855 Daueson, Darrell dc
1873 Dow, Moses B
100 Dunbar, Nicholas j
oil Day, Sylvester II
243 Dorsey, John G
253 Duncan, Robert l.
262 Daily, Patrick
$40 Denning, James B
% Elrod, Edward r
42 Edwards, Theodore ID
149 Eaton, Humboldt
$50 EIstner, Milton r
1876 Elliot, Richard
Isl Ellsworth, Benjamin r
213 Edwards, Thomas J
216 Ellis, Pearls 3
238 Ellis, George E
1853 Elsey, Mckee
321 Elrod, Lawrence l.
25 Fraser, James
so Farrell, William B
50 Foster, Benjamin F
1876 Farrell, James f
1853 Fox, John G
1876 Finn, Forrest l.
2O3 Fitton, Russell
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-07-07

line to place of beg,
except lOOx2OO feet
owned by P Lam
mon
G Demers, Q hf of NV
or of sw or and e hf
of sw or of NV or,
except the follow'g:
that pant lying n of
Gervias creek, and
part of 4 acres own
ed by JOS Lemay
P Bouchet, sw or of
ne or
s Nadeau, Sc or of ne
or
FL N Painter, NV or of
NV or
o E Dodge, q 1-2 of
NV or
Peter Cardinal, " half
of sw or (less 5. Is
acres)
r Paul, 43 acres on W
side Of Sc or. except
AZ acres to the west,
10 is acres to 8 T
Boyd and "a acres to
E Paul,
same, same,
Louis Gagnier, com SO
rods W of ne COR of
sc or, thence W Ga
rods. tn q 100 rods,
tn "a rods, th n l60
rods to beg, exc the
following: Com on
div line bet Auge &
Paul on side of road
from st. Paul to
Columbus, thence W
along 5 side of said
road 374 $40 #, tn
s Sol $40 #, thence
g parallel with r line
of said road 3749-1O
#, tn n 3l6 $40 #
to beg. also except
80 acres owned by E
Few, now s B Boyd,
also except Is acres
s F Boyd and 20.34
acres to NJ Ginbert,
Sarah F Boyd, Is acres
off of last foregoing
descriptions of road
same, same,
j B Demers, com at
ne cor Of lot rs St.
Johns City, thence 8
parallel with 9 line
of said lot 200 fit to
Savage Lake, thence
W along lake shore
so #, tn n parallel
with W line of said
lot 200 # to NV cor
of said lot, tn e SO
TT to beg,
same, same,
Edw Paul, com at
point distant lit
rods due " from ne
cor of Sc or of sec 6,
tn w on n line of
said or sec to center
of St Paul Il Kettle
river road, tn on CEN
ter line of said road
in u sely direction to
the eastern bound
ary line Of that part
of said or sec hereto
fore conveyed by P
Paul and wife to R
Paul, tn n on last
named line to said n
line of said Sc or of
the place of beg,
s B Boyd, com at a
stake on shore of
Savage Lake in Sc
or acc 6. tn n $50 #
to a stake on 9 line
of St Paul Il Kettle
river road, distant
l5O # from NV cor
OF land heretofore
conveyed by P Paul
Il wife to l. A Mi
chaud in said SO or,
tn nwly along 8 line
of said road 225 fl,
tn 3 parallel with
first line 735 # to
lake, tn along shore
of lake to beg,
same, same,
Sarah F Boyd, com at
sw cor of sc Or sec 6,
tn n IS rods, tn e 43
rods, tn 8 80 rods, tn
W on or line 43 rods
to beg,
same. same,
Paul Mlllet, e, com on
division line bet
Auge & Paul on 3
line Of road from st
Paul to Columbus,
tn W 374.3 #, tn 8
36l.3 fl, tn e 374.3
fl, tn n 36l.3 # to
beg,
same, same,
j B Tevorax, com n of
or post between sec
3 u 7 80 rods, tn n
As rods, tn e Is rods,
tn 8 4S rods, tn W Is
rods to beginning
M Ginbert, beg at a
point 43 rods 9 of
NV cor of Sc or sec
6, tn 8 parallel with
the W line opened 80
or 136l.85 #, more or
less, to the My side
of the st. Paul and
Kettle River road, tn
in a sely direction
660.92 it, tn n on q
parallel with the
fret described line
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-07-07
Owner
aud
Description.

Description.
chs, tn g 47.97 chs
1 to n line of road,
tn n Is deg 80 min
r g along the n line
S of said road, tn a
14.45 chs more or
less to shore of
: Gervais lake, tn in
s a swly direction to
s. a stake in water
: edge of said lake,
z tn nwly along Mel
aucon's land SIS
= chs, tn n 9.44 chs,
b tn W 500 chs, tn n
along center of SEQ
5 to beginning
Peter Lam niue, cong
1877 # from sw cor
Of Sc or of sw or, tn
elm sec /, 90 #, tn
n 100 #, tn W l2O
fit, tn s 100 ft to beg
same. same,
j P Melancon, cong
on sw COR of Sc or,
tn W 240 #, tn n
1884 fl, tn e 440 #,
tn 3 451 f to lake,
tn sly $50 # to n
sake on sec line on
water edge or lake,
tn W PA # to beg
Isaac Gervais, 6 acres
in lot 2 CONG at a
stake IS # n of sw
corner of se or
sec 5, thence n
1888 it. ther ce g 200
fit, thence 8 1888 it,
thence W 200 # to
beg.
Isaac Gervais, e n of 9
Il of NV Il. en- of Q
u of sw d, except a
strip on W side there
of q an acre wide Il
running the whole
length of same, also
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-07-07

S0VASSA AeA
hf of sw or of ne or
of sec II, except that
certain piece of land
within the following
bounds, viz: Cong
at NV cor of 8 hf of
ne or, sec II, afore-
said; thence a along
the or sec line BIZ tt;
thence east parallel
with n line of said 9
hf aforesaid, 234.69
ft;thence defect left
60 deg 81 min, being
MA deg 3 min 9 Of
water edge Of y lake
in said . hf; thence
nwly along the shore
of said lake to n line
of said 8 hf; theuce
W along said n line
to beg,
B Magofhn, sw or OF
The Arizona sentinel., 1879-02-08
ARIZONA SENTINEL.
SATURDAY, FEBRUARYS s, 1879
The Nevada and Arizona Insane

Messrs. R. P. Dayton; Thomas Lane, J. Landon Smith, J. W. Westerfeld and Charles Green, committee of members of the Legislature of the Silver State, have recently visited the private Insa Asylum kept near Stockton by Doctors Langdun and Clark, who have charge of 11S luhatics from Nevada, under contract, authorized by the Legislature. The impression left upon the minds of the Committeeman was, that their State has reason to be satisfied with the manner in which the unfdrtunates are treated The Asylum has 4G acres of ground; the rooms we'll kept; the provisions whole some; the medical attendance competent and careful, and the general conditions they think, compares favorablY with that of the California State Insane Ayslum, at the same place. The contract made two years ago has two years more to run, the State paying s1 per day for the food and clothing of each patient, or about $43 ,000 d year in the aggregate, besides travelling expenses for patients and keepers, amounting perhaps to SSCUO year.
 The Territory of Arizona made similar contract with Langdon & Clark for the care of her insane. It is gratifying to have the above evidence that these unfortunates are being well eared-fot.
The Arizona sentinel., 1879-02-08

THE steamer General Rosales is still held by the Mexican authorities at Quay mas. She was seized there last Septem- Der on pretext that she had come from an American port without proper papers She had made trip from Guaymas to Lerdo and back. The brilliant geOgraph- CTS of the Guaymas custom house have not yet got it through their saddle -colored skulls that Lerdo is not in the United States. It ought to be.
The Arizona sentinel., 1879-02-08

feel under increased obligations for the patronage so literally accorded me as the successor of the old and successful house Of Wm. B. Hooper & Co.,, and while ac- knowlcdging this fact, allow me to add that those dealing with me will find as complf e stock as was ever offered by the old firm with all that is new and desirable in addi- ton.
 JAMES NJ. BARNEY.
The Arizona sentinel., 1879-02-08
An Eloquent Temperance Lecture


 A MT. William Saunders publishes in the English papers some statistics as to the consumption of alcoholic liquors in Great Britain and the United States. On the authority of Mir. Nimmoj of the Amer ican Board of Statistics, the people of the United States consume liquor costing them Cat retail prices) S595, ,7S4, 7S4 year, Whiskey and such like spirits and wine being estimated at s6 a gallon, brandy at S10, and sle, beer, etc., at S20 barrel i; while the English excise returns show a consumption of liquor to the value of S710,041, ,155. Taking American quanti- ties at English prices, MT. Saunders de- elares that if Englishmen only drank as much as Americans they would expend annually only S34OOOO,OOO; the fact of the excess of S370O0G,OOO he thinks, has "an important bearing upon the severe inter- national competition which is now taking place, and may with advantage be con- sidered in connection with the necessitous condition of large proportion of the population of England"
The Arizona sentinel., 1879-02-08
Safes of Ores

Gold, Silver, Copper or Lead, will be made at highest possible rates for account of owners My long experience and con- nection with buyers in the different mar kets give me very decided advantage over any one in the Territory in making such sales to the rrofit of those entrusting them to me. Correct and responsible assays obtained and submitted when desired.
The Arizona sentinel., 1879-02-08

O.oSA. M.-DAILY-san Fran; JU.OO cisto Through Freight and T hird Class Acconifnodation Train; z.
 Arrives at 1:55 4. M
The Arizona sentinel., 1879-02-08
Gold Dust

Gold and Silver Bullion, Cnited States Treasury Drafts, Legal Tenders, Soldiers Warrants, Bankers Drafts and Good Con- mercial Paper, Grain, Hides, Wool and all Territorial and Mexican Pl oducts bought at value for Cash; or advanced on as may be desired.
The Arizona sentinel., 1879-02-08

ACCOUNTS from Lerdo Colony, on the Colorado below Yuma, are more n.our- aging of late. A number of Americans are settling there, and are making prepa- rations for putting in corn, cotton, and other crops. Cattle, horses, sheep and hogs have been taken there in considera- ble numbers. Many inducements and much assistance are given to new-coners
The Arizona sentinel., 1879-02-08

A PosToFFICE has been established at
 Fl Dorado Canon. It will be supplied from the route between Pioche and Min.
 eral Park-whene7er the contractor feels | like it
The Arizona sentinel., 1879-02-08

MR. LEO FURRER, of our bcar6 of Su- pervisors, and Capt.J. A. Mellon, went to California last Sunday. Capt. Mellon is one of the oldest and most popular Cap tains on the river, and it was matter for surprise to find him away from steam boat.
The Arizona sentinel., 1879-02-08
TICKET OFFICES:

No. 1 SPRING ST, Telegraph Office; Commercial Street K. R. Depot; DEPOT OFFICE s. P. R. R.
 A, N. TONNE,
 General Superintendent. I'll. GOODMAN, General Passenger and Ticket Ag't.
 FEE. HEWITT, Asst Superintendent, Los Angeles. S7-tf
The Arizona sentinel., 1879-02-08

DRs SPIN NEY & co.
 No. Il Kearny street, TREAT ALL CHRONIC AND SPECIAL 1 diseases
 YOUNG MEN
 of youthful folTies or iffdiscretion will dc well to avail themselves of this, tho greates boon eyer laid at the feet of suffering hu manity. Dr. Spinney will guarantee to forfeit five hundred dollars for every case. of weakness, or private disease of any kind or character, which he undertakes and fails to cure,
 NIDDLE.AGED MEN.
 There are many at the age of thirty sixty who are troubled with too frequent evacuation of the bladder, often accompan led by slight smarting or burning sensa tion, and weakening of the system in : manner the patient cannot account for. Or examining the urlna-y deposits a ropy sed iment will often be found, and sometimes small particles of albumen will appear, of the color will b4 of a thin milkish hue again changing to dark and torpid ap pearance, There are many men who die of this difficulty ignorant of the cause which is the second stage of seminal weak ness. Dr. s. will guarantee perfect cure in all snch cases, and healthy restoration of the genito-urinary organs. Office hours-l0to4 and to8 8; Sundays from 10 to II a. m. Consultation free. Thorough examination and advice, S5. Callor address DR. SPINNEY & CO, 36-tfl No. II KearnY street, San Francisco
The Arizona sentinel., 1879-02-08
$. P.. R. R.
COMMENCING JAN. 8, 1873,

And until further notice,
 TRAINS AND BOATS Will leave LOS ANGELES as follows: n.OO A. M.-DAILY-Via L. A. & | J.OU R. R.-Local Passenger Train to Santa Monica Arrives at $40 A. M.) 1O. .OS A. M-DAILY-Local Pas. lU.OO senger Train to Wilmington
 Arrives at 9:10 A. M.) 1OoeA. M-DAiLY-san Fran. J.U.OC cisto Through Freight and T hird Class Acconirnodation Train; ..,
 Arrives at il :55 4. M.) f HEP. M.-DAJLY-San Francisco | .IC Express Train, connecting at ].athrop with the Atlantic Express Train of the Central Pacific Railroad:
 (Arrives at 1:55 P M.) 0.OSP. -DAILY-Arizona Ex. Z.ZC press, connecting at Yuma with daily stages for Prescott, with Colo rado River steamers, and with daily trains of the Southern Pacific Railroad of Ari zona for Adonde (30 miles east of Yuma and end of track Daily stages for Mari copa, Phoenix, Florence and Tucson.
 Arrives at 10:15 A. M.) 0 leP. M.-DAILY-Local Passeh Zs4C ger Train to Wilmington.
 Arrives at 2:2U P. M.) AnOP. M-DA1LY-Local Passen 4.UU ger Train to Santa Ana, con meeting with stages for San Diego.
 Arrives at $50 A. M) on P. M.-Sundays Excepted-Vii 4.ZU L. A. &I R. R.-Local Passen ger Train to Santa Monica.
 Arrives at 3:25 P. M) Notice.-On Sundays this train vii leave Santa Monica at APO P. M., and Lo Angeles at $40 P. M.
The Arizona sentinel., 1879-02-08

GRAND OPENING. Lord & Williams. TUCSON, ARIZONA. Will display for public inspection one
 of the LartbSt and Most Attractive Stocks
 Ever brought to this market. The9 have arranged to Have arrive Monthly complete assortment of such goods as the people of Arizona may want
 and they can sell them at Wholesale and Retail, CHEAPER than they can be afforded from any other market, not excepting
 the much eXtolled Guaymas
 Route.
 We have taken especial pains to iriporl fine goods. such as we can warrant, and in the line of
 NICE THINGS ITO EAT. We have endeevored to cater to the tastes of all. We have complete stock of Dress Goods; Gents Furnishing Goods, Clothing
 Hats, Hardware, Carpets, Gum Goods Drugs and Medicines, Boots and Shoes, Crockery, Groceries and | Provisions, and @ complete assortment of Sutlerg' Goods Close buyers will find it to their advan tage to examine our goods and prices before purchasing elsewhere.
 LORD & WILLIAMS.
Connecticut western news., 1879-10-08
The Result.

Both Constitutional Amendments are de- feated by overwhelming majorities. Returns from about sixty towns give majority of over 14,oOO against the first, providing for biennial sessions of the legislature, and of over 1s,o00 against the second, extending home of the strongest champion of biennial sessions, gives large majorihes against them as does almost every town in the county. The majority in Hartford County is over A,000, and the majority in New Haven and other large towns is equally decisive. The de- feat of the Biennial Sessions Amendment will render necessary full election on the first Tuesday after the first Monday of November. Only members of the legislature and senators in the odd districts will be voted for, and those elected will meet in general assembly on the first Wednesday after the first Tues day of January. Tho present members of the legislature will como together by ad- iournment on the day before this meeting and will have no business to transact beyond ad- journing sine die. The members must come together at their own expense, without any allowance for mileage, ,as mileage was drawn at the close of the last session. The vote on the license question in some of the towns was significant. Norwich for instance, which had made the strongest fight against the Ruuer sellers, and was considered the very Gsbralsar of temperance, after years expe' rience of 10 license, votes in favor of license by majority of 532.