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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-11-25
THE ENEMY.

We came into the field near its corner at
the foot of small declivity, rising when !
could plainly see that the road was itill OF
troops OF some kind. The General, raising
his deld-glass, said: "They are there.
understood perfectly that he meant the
enemy, and asked (which way now,
General?" He pointed to that side Of the
woods parallel TO the Bowdtoln plank ROAD,
about 100 yards down hill from where our
horses stood, saying: :" We must keep on
10 the right" | spurred ahead ana we
had made two-thirds OF the distance, ana.
coming TO a walk, looked intently INTO the
woods, at the immediate edge OF which
were several large trees. saw what APP
peared to be six or eight Federals, Two OF
whom. being some distance In advance OF
the rest, who halted some forty or hity
yards from the field, ran quickly FORWARD
TO the cover OF one OF the large trees ana,
one above the other on the same side, lev
eled their guns. ,u IT.
1 looked around TO General HUI. lie
said: 1--WE must take them, al ine same
time drawing, for the first time that day,
his Colts navy pistol. l sald stay
there, I'll take them" BY this Time we
were within twenty yards OF the TWO De-
hind the tree and getting closer every mo.
ment. / shouted: "n you fire, you'il
be swept TO hell Our men are here--s,ir-
renderiv When General Hill was al my
side calling !. surrender now within ten
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-11-25

John LATOUCHE IL son, IA
No. TENTH STREET W.
resDeetfully invite the inspection Of the most COM
pete stock Of FALL and WINTER GOODS ever
seen In ihir city. se I9-eOd
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-11-25

The most centrally hoe ated hrst-cass hotel In the
city. Entirely new. and unsurpassed 10 lie APP
polntments throughout. Under the same manage
ment as the favorlte a fanal
HALL 4 wHirPLE. Proprteters
Oc 25-eodlm T.lI Il
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1883-04-20
In the Whole History of
McAicine

No preparation has yer performed such
EI3cvc ii0iS C"acs, or maintained 81
vile a reputation, Is AYERS CurRry
IE1roRAI., which is recognized as The
worlds remedy for Ell diseases of the
te3lt AID laa@, Its long-continucd
seri 5 Of wondered cures in all eli.
mates has made it universally known
aS safe and reliable agent to emplov
Against ordinary colds, which are the
forcrunucrs OF more serious disorders.
il acts speedily and surely, always re.
lieying suffering, and often saving life
fae protection it affords, by its timely
usc n throat and chest disorders
makes it an invaluable remedy to he
kept always IN hand in every home.
No person caI afford to be without II
and those who have once used it never
viii From their knowledge of its
composition and operation, physicians
Use the CHERRY PICTORIAL extensively
in their practice, and clergymen recon-
mend il. II is absolutely certain in
its healing effects, and will ALWAYS
cure where cures are possible.
For sale BY all druggists.
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FOR THE FAIR SEX
Two Rnnnncrs.


The son Of a leading LAWYER In New
York, some years ago, was attractedby
the innocent face and quick wit of a
Welsh cham5Crmai in his fathers
house, and declared that he preferred
her to all the fashionable beauties who
mad cOurted his not ce. Ills family
protested, but to no purpose. The
only concession he would make was to
consent to 20 TO Europe for three
years before marrying the girl In the
neantime, having an independent for
tune, the lover placed her at of the
best schools in New York The girl
was ambitious and devote i'll her af-
lection for the man who had chosen
her. lie returned. found her more
lovely than ever. They were marriet.
and the lal " is now one Of the leaders
of Society in the city where they live
"a noble, refined, charming woman.
An eminent juri T, well-known in
Pennsylvania in the arly part of tho
century, wa, "ma ing the circuit a
horseback. AMI St PIE for dinner 4
the house OF a farmer The daughtts
OF the farmer waited on them, and
The iulg who had been cynic about
WOmen--0b ervcd the p 'culiar gentle
ness of her voice AMI a certain sweet
candor in her face. After dinner the
farmer ,aid
Mary. bring the Judges horse"
Mary taited to the field, viii II was
incloscl by a barrel fence. Laying
her hand on the topmost rail she vault
ell lightly over.
Il saw" sad the Judge afterward.
"for the first time. woman with the
mind aud dds | should require in my
wife. called again ana again at
Farmer C.'s. At last / sent Mary To
school for a couple Of yoaes, and here
She is holding to the stately matlon
who presided at his table.
The sons of the judg and this Maud
Muller All attained distinction; me.
like his father, at the bar; another was
an eminent divine. and a third was a
Southern candidate for the presideney.
An wire noted for their fiery C6-
auance. tbcir high sense of honor and
certain a1i eIte for fighting which
was well sustained by strong physiCa'
health. The Judge had not been mis-
taken in Mary's qualities of mind or
Youtts HoDtpahjoH
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Fashion Note-

The leading bonnet is tie gable-roof
poke.
Black dresses are again in high
favor abroad
Only outdoor costumes are made Of
cachemire dies Indies.
Ni-ites with ends falling 70 the
knees in front are m re dminutve
than formerly, SO as not to hide the
beauties of the toilet beneath.
Among the novelty trimmings we
find ca hmere interminged with gold,
mixtures Of leather ana gold lace. plain
leather la~cs and plain leather pil1rgs.
Three thicknesse5 Of satin, SHRED
on cord and secured to the crown of
the hat in double box plajts so as to
produce the shell style, is new and #
fectiye.
The latest ribbons are the velvet
centers with cashmere figures on ether
side, Ottomans with brocade figures in
all shades, and yelyets with cashmere
borders.
4 simple and graceful overskirt las
deep, round apron front thai reaches
to the foot of the un jerskht Several
thick. fun plats are laid at each side
of the apron. and the ba * has two
full breadths of the material to be
draped IN soft folds.
Tailor-male dresses grow in popular
favor. They will be worn for lawn
# tl.lTtIaS for
house. the seaside and mountain use,
and in all colors, light and dark, wife
2 black and tinted, &C ording to the &C
casion, time and place.
New styles in hats and bonnets are
the LaUgtry. with the crown set iW
and theIront ra 5ed: Patti, a medlm
poke with square crown; Bernadae,
projecting front. slop ID at the sides
and raised in the back; Gen. snail
bonnet wi Normandy crown; Bs
.c0rt, with djub,e-e ICED brim an lell-
crown: Rival, a walking hat; Crescent,
square bell crown, brim sloping front
and back with inverted edge; Mag
nOlia, oval crown AMI curved bHm;
Clifton, dress hat, dropping over the
fac; enade, walking hat with
round or 1wa and DERBY brin; Con
quts, dress hat; Fedora, handsome
dress hit with SQUARE crown, narrow
and dropping & the right, raised
curve on the IF and double-elge
6rim; Coquette bonnet similar to las,
seasons I.augtry, and the Bon Ton,
with its low, square crown sIop.ng at
the back, deep brim high in front,
close at the sides and short in the
hacE.
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"ray Ki.s That Rnhr 81

Ipa soldier. far away fror, hon.
there i5 no mere touching si,bt g.
NAV 'i baby IN IFS mothers arms
Nhile ga their way t. Getfv-bura onr
lfool #nremarching ny night thronnb
village. over whose gate,vavs bn,,.s
hghtrd lanterns, while vonnc ,irio
shed tears. as they watched tho brofh
eis ~ other women march On 10 nj
hltla Death. A scene Of the march i
thus described by the author Of "Bullct
and shell" -'u''1l
stopping for moment at the oate
81 dwelling noticed young rnofbcr
IeahlhE over it with chubby child in
1er arms. Above the womap's nam
swung couple OF stable lanterns.
thar Light falling upon her face. Tha
chlld was growing with delight NJ tha
strange pagaat as it watched tho
armed host pass on.
i beg your pardon, ma'ara" said
> IuI Manners, onc of my men. a, he
dropped ti'e butt of his musltct on thc
ground, and peered wistfullv into The
faces ofthe mother and her chiIJ.
q beg pardon, but may | kiss chat
9apy OF yours? I've got one Just like
nm at home at least he was when /
asst saw him, two years ago.
The mother. Sympathetic tear roll
ing down her blooming cheek. silently
held, out the child Jim pressed M
unahayen face TO its innocent, smiling
bps Tor moment, and then walked on
saying:
GOD bless you, maam, for THAR
Poor jim Manners. lie never saw
his boy again III life. A bullet laid
MN low the next day as we made our
hrst charge foHth'S Compauion.
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Roy with an Alligator Skin.

DR.. Hamilton has discovered the
greatest living curl Sly Of the ACE
Those who haze examined testify that
it beats anything they ever saw. The
euriosiJyis in shape natural human
being, a colorei boy, eighteen years Of
age, WHO was born of slave parents
near Grena a, On the Mississippi river
in the state # Mississippi. From his
shoulders down his skin is Just Ike
that OF an all'ga or, is III ckly covered
with black saaes, and the whole i "a
plable, though thick and tough. as fine
hide on one Of these animals. In tba
summer time these scales drop off
leaving an inden.ure in the kin.wbere
new ones form and grow ON AGAIN
His name is Moses Eskridge. and he
came here during the exodus timos
with his faith and stepmother-To
peba { Kansas State Journal.
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''''''afy Tributes ~ C,n,,,n5, for Iene.
hts Rpert.nI

DtAh StR-Pease allot M. -, -4,,,. ~,
- I.gtriing the vtfds,,1 -, a.. rert %
tie pas, 'ulpie medicine Hunt. Remedy During
FROM, 80, ae'en yesr- have boer great sunsrei
nytpg,r. ana dnrte great tst Of the time
gb1s as "a'e ueen 20 ihtenso d 10 be indescrb.
tps - ~ r. M h5ve suffered D., Oh d f-e- q disease
.s,a,... w aWhl bsckachs IA n,.., NJ 5fl kinds.
- '''ieu iygreai weakness sr5 &C. .-atier
80 ana ambition which ipv.-,flr attend H.
~ 'heae troubles intensified M ~ n .nch
- il'ion That could not e., M, s Of ms chair
.,nsl i. tu,'hg my hands on my ks.. and almost
Il W. gelore could stragbten np Tired the best
49, anu many binds Of medicine bat Oh failed 10
,., N att Experimental 80 long 81 eiyrrrg 10 gel
'' 'ast spnag was 10 es-. Door shape and in
,t y. Ieuet my ient'on was directed by a friend
o.rrt t. '-''e cures % kidney disc Is stc which
d...d ..llpisned b. Hunts Remsiy. w'sin
,lf,.t. ~ y, anu hegan % ;ako b. a1i vety som
"A ei w. as it wera. my severe bfeEache and
in'' n'e pains had suffered 4, lo, speedily dis
n is-'el' notwithstanding bad been botnered with
ts tompiaint 60 many ,s,,s
...t,'i lsR'n 70 take Hunts psrs Div vas consid
1890. IN uo"n y my general health. saI aered also
., " lppette. Lter since h,ts fesu king the
...'l'' H'weyeF my improvement boo Ueon mort
1 my FORMER Complaints aches mans etc. have
erred eng now feel Ike nv -rsr self. hale,
/, ''l sonrd IN hc7lth I shall sl,s,s kcep Hunt's
N.iAf'} with me, anl would most earn, . commend
on 'Aqse who nre sufferer. ir,m Kidrevor Liver dis.
p diseases q the Bladder or BINARY organs. to
y ny Remedy and take No other.
'eiy Truly, HENBY Il. swtuoS
no. ~ Westminster st.. Providence. r |.
IN The lexicon Of youth. etc. there il no such word
- fatA" That lexicon a. nov found m IN l,b,.,terr
"i hunts Remedy. Il knows no .,cb ,,,-t a. E,f
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McAllister & Co,
So Light Street,
COMMISSION MERCHANTS.

All kinds of Country produce sold for the
Farmers. And all orders for Merchandise
promptly filled at lowest market price.
thereby saving the expense of trip to tbis
,ity. Give us a trial. Refers to his Charles
county customers. decl-1y.
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Ask any or all of the most eminent ply


Ask any or all OF the most eminent ply
scans:
" Vi hat is the best and Only remedy that
can be relied on to cure all diseases of The kid
heys and urinary organs; such as Bnghts
d sease, diabetes, retent on or inability to
re,aln urine, and all the diseases aud ailments
peculiar to Women ~
And they viii tell you explicitly and
emphatically, Buchu.
Ask tie same physicians
"What IS the most reliable and surest cure
for all liver diseases or dyspepsia, { ms ipa-
ton, indigestion, biliOusness, malarIal fever.
ague," etc. and Il ey will tell YOU:
Mandrake! or / andelionp'
Hence, wien theso remedies are combined
with others equally valuable,
And compounded into Hop Bitters, such
q wonderful and mysterious curative power
is developed which is so varied in is opera
tons that TO disc Use or i'll health can possibly
exist or resist lis power. and yet it is
Harmless for the most frail woman, weak
est invalid or smallest child to use.
CHAPTER II.
Almost dead or nearly dying"
For years. and given up by physicians of
Bright and other kidney diseases, liver COM
plants, severe coughs called consumption,
have been cured.
Women COMO nearly crazy
From agony of neuralgia, nervousness,
w3hefuInes5 and various diseases peculiar to
women.
People drawn ont of shape from excruciat-
ing pangs of Rheumatism,
fniammatoly and chronic, or suffering
from scrofula!
Erys pelas!
Salt rheum, blood poisoning, dyspepsia,
indigestion, and i'll fact almost all di eases
frai
Nature is heir to
Have been cured by Hop Bitters. proof Of
which can be found in every neis hborhood
il, the known world
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1883-04-20

''What can a boy do?" asked an exchange.
Leave him alone IA the house with pot Of
paint, q sharp Sualv and bounding ball
Come back ia an hour and see what he has
pccompl ishcd.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1883-04-20

A big handed sawyer named Shaw.
Put his finger too near the buzz saw.
lie saw his mistake,
But each pain and ache,
st. Jacobs Oilcurod in his paw.
A rheumatic Old man named Mceker
Vas sick whole year in Topccker,
Tie there would have died,
But st. Jacobs OIL tried,
IT sent him back cured TO Osweerer.
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CARR0LLT0N HOTEL.
BALTIMORE, LIGHT AND GERMAN SITS,
BALTIMORE, MD.
Rates Reduced TO $3.50 and s3.oc

Per day, according to location Of room for al
above parlor floor
Extra charges for parlors, bah and doubl,
rooms, according to size. The most conve
nient and latest built hotel in the city.
ELEVATOR runs continuously to all e oor
All lines Of city passenger cars pass it,
doors.
Electric light recently introduced.
F.w. COLEMAN,
pay l2-ly. Manage
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& A consciousness Of having faithfully dis
charged thc duties OF the day soften. the
b pillow for the nights rorose.
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Wells Health 7 levy, ,,fts"'r. Se[aai
vigor, cures pls
Debility. Sl.-
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GOLD and SILVER PAINT.
Vital Questions!l

Vital UueStIOnS!
Ask the most eminent physician
of any school, what is the best thing in the
worll for quietrg an allasing all irritation
of the nerves and curing al forms of nervous
complaints, giving natural, childlike refresh
ing sleep always?
And thay will tell you unhesitatingly
Some form of Hopsn'
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1883-04-20

Thisvoli hnown rourdy f3g Catarru still maintains
rs well earn"t paAuty 2, A. Savage II Geneva
Kansas, writes v .r.h t9-'. 'Thsvr used Ditru,'s
Ctinrrh SuQH t'auu'y thjus tJutt Hoes ~, trr
good. II hlNoy aH.Dt.e cure Sold by all drlEp,ts
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1883-04-20

IN III e s'it'A war IN New Yors ridiculous
much fuss oye, ,, The dea Of ma1ing SO
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1883-04-20

t'5hs r - a'a-s--. 49, W ...Ao.. rbo
NDff .. .'s I1nr e5f,sf. .. 10 7. W.
Va sis ta., s,,.1 idlraa ,ua ; county.
E.,isft eie 4 ug and fbfo1f iai nor. '- .g.aiii,
Heals i s.a Ses lie We gielt lr remedy.
u1ohie NH medicine foF tlflat ana iinE
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lydia z. PlNKHAM,S
VEGETABLE COMPOUND.

Sure Cure for all FEMALE WEAK.
MISSES, Including LeucOrIhGns Ir-
REGULAR and Painful gIenstruRtion,
Inflammation and liberation CT
the womb, Flooding, pROs
IAPSUS UTERI, sc.
t7~Tlcaysnt 20 Tie taste, eficecious and immediate
IN ts eject II great help in pregnancy, and re-
hey, pain during labor and at re gular periods.
Pnsi, AS Use 1T AND rRtst EiBE IT TRTTLT.
ts~FoE ALL wE,Kyrsers Of the generative ORGANS
OF either sex 1t Is second 10 rmrly hat has ever
been before tie public and for all diseases OF the
KIDNEYS IL % the Greatest Remedy n ne Horss.'
sa-RtDNEY COMPLAINTS Of Either Sex
Find Great Relief in us Use'
LYDIA r. PISKHAM's BLaOp PURififtln t
will efad. cate every vrstiec at H1Mais lIWI ~
F,o st ne sns sine viii give tone and strength e
Ire sys.el A noryeu Gus ID tesulisas ehe Nothpo1hu
tTBoth tie Compound aud Blood TurHer are pre-
narsd at qal and 2l Western Avenue, Lynn Mass
Pdos OF either ST. 81, bottles f7r s.. The Compoune
"a sent bv mail in the form of pills or Of loEenges on
receipt OF price 81 7er uox FOR either MIS-. Pinkhem
freely answers ali letters OF inquiry. Enclose cent
stamp. Send for pamphlet Mention thus Paper
tT-rypr, g fteEHa~'s I1vrr PMS cure constins'
hep hhidlsnesl arid iO.qtu} OF tine lAf'i' - JOINS
kz-so!d by nli DrTgE .sts.-da %
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The SUN An!tLl.Os
SaH A WEEK.
IMITATInN SrAIllrn ~ .s.I &c
ENGINES Ts T sTsr IS csraPrsr."

and Prices 4 The AatB,,W ,is forFaFF Mus Pamphlet
amman a Taylor CO. 'Maasnsld, OHIO
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80 ,cz..EEs,
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1883-02-28
IN BRIEF.

Warden Bell has renewed hi:
fa,nily TO the State Prison.
DR.. Weber of Virginia wa.
in town yesterday.
Mrs. l.. NJ. Meder OF Oakland
is visiting her parents in this
city.
Mrs. Narth NJ. Ingraham has
catered suit for divorce against
John s. Ingraham IN Judge Ed
wards Court.
MY Sweetheart will be pre-
scented at the Opera House on
March eth. The box sheet will
he open Oh Friday.
Committee Clerk fucker will
be appointed a guard at the
state Prison after the adjourn
tnent of the Legislature.
One of the San Jose bankers
vino own the Arlington House,
is expected TO arrive here this
morning to see what can be
done with the property.
In connection with his other
ailments, Hank Monk is now
threatened with pneumonia, and
it is again believed that il Will
he impossible for him to leave
lis bed alive.
The Conce.t Committee Of the
Methodist church wish TO re-
turn their warmest thanks to a
generous public for their patron
age, and to all who assisted at
the concert on Monday evening
last that made it the grand sue
cess it proved to be.
Senator Fair is in Iowa, hay
ing good time, and the tele-
graph asserts that he said "COn-
gress be hanged )" he merely
went East 10 have good time.
The fact of the matter is that
he went East to draw his Sena-
torial pay.
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HOUSE..
Adjourned

Roll call, prayer by Chaplain
and minutes.
The Constitutional amend
ments came up on special order.
Assembly Concurrent Resolu-
No. 81, lost to 2G.
Assembly Joint Resolution
No. 81, passed-30 to ?.
Assembly Joint Resolution
No. 81, passed-32 to L.
Assembly Joint Resolution
No. 90, tabled.
Assembly Concurrent Resolu-
ton No. 80, lost-S to &c.
A long debate followed on
various amendments and call of
the House ordered.
Assembly Concurrent Resolu-
ton No. 80, passed-36 to i.
Assembly Concurrent Resolu-
ton No. 29-indefnitely post
poned.
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fire department fund. Passed
IS to 0.
Foley by leave introduced
Senate bill No. I22-Relative to
policemen in incorporated cities.
Passed-lS TOT
Taylor by leave introduced
Senate bill No. l23-.Anti-
quack bill. Lost-S to 10.
Schooling by leave introduced
Senate bill No. l24--Relative to
insane convicts. Placed on file.
Williams by leave Senate bill
No. 125-Revenue Act. Placed
on file.
Foley moved to reconsider
vote by which Senate bill No.
IS passed. Lost.
Foley moved to reconsider
vote by which Assembly bill
No. 1873 passed. Tabled.
Substitute for Senate bill No.
9G-Fixing salaries Of officers
Passed -!9 to o.
Recess for one hour.
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Special order temporarily
postponed.
Senate bill No. 5.-Civil APP
preparation bill, was taken up
and a committee of conference
appointed in relation to Senate
amendments.
SENATE Concurrent Resolution
No. /. tabled. q
Constitutional amendments on
special order postponed until to-
day at 1915 A. NJ.
Assembly bill Ne. 94-To
prevent stock trespass, passed.
30 to 4.
Hardin gave notice Of recon-
sideration.
Motion to reconsider tabled.
Senate Substitute for Senate
bill No. 19-Relative to the
Drummer Act. Enacting clause
stricken out.
Senate bill No. s,I-Destruc-
ton of noXious animals, lost.
Assembly bill Ne. l5s-Rela-
tive to the Nevad,, & Southern
Railroad, passed
Assembly bill No. 145--TaX-
ing net proceeds OF mines,
passed.
Assembly bill No. s., tabled.
Senate Joint Resolution No.
29-Tri- weekly mail in Eureka
county, passed.
Senate bill No. 7J-Lincoln
county indebtness, passed.
Assembly bill No. 10G-School
elections, passed.
Assembly bill No. 1j5-Br.dge
in EsmeraIda county, passed.
Assembly bill No. l2d, tabled.
Assembly bill No. l16-
Revenue bill, passed.
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Appropriation bill came up on
special order and Assembly
amendments concurred in, ex-
cept sections Is and SO.
Senate bill No. 81, considered
in Committee of the Whole and
passed-1S to 0.
The joint memorial and reso-
luton relative to protective
tariff on silver bullion. Passed
-IG to
Parker moved to reconsider
vote by which Senate bill No.
li9 passed. Lost.
Assembly bill No. lj2-F'ix-
ing salaries of county officers.
Passed-l7 to 0.
Assembly bill No. l3G-ReI-
atlVe to the commission to eX-
anime the Colorado river. Com
mittee of the Whole.
Assembly bill No. 11S-Rela-
tive to public highways. Passed
10 to o.
BY Williams-Senate joint
resolution No. 36-Relatiye to
discrimination in fares and
freights by railroad companies.
Passed-I9 to
Foley by leave introduced
Senate bill No. 12l-TO create 4
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Livery and Feed stable.

ID. Gree has now fine stock
of fast and safe horses and new
carriages and is prepared to fur
nish teams or single rigs at
cheaper prices than any stable
in the city. Horses boarded by
the day, week or month and
given the best of feed. A trial
will give satisfaction, both as TO
the quality and price Of services
rendered.
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SeI.ate Concurrent Resolution
No. 20, passed-37 to 3.
Senate Concurrent Resolution
No. 81, LOST to 30.
Senate Joint Resolution Nc.
Submitting the calling of the
Constitutional Convention to the
people, passed-three only vot-
ing no.
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