October 26, 1860 (4 pages)

red ' i j i _ THE NEVA NEVADA, JOURNAL, CALIFORNIA, FRIDAY MORNING, “OCTOBER 26, 1860. VOLUME ll, NO. 25. PUBLISHED BY E. G WAITE & CO. BR. G. WAITER, T. W. LOCKWOOD, JOS. THOMPSON. AS Ss Fer One Year, in advance (sent by acpi For Six Months, in advanee...d0... 5,00 For Three Montha, (delivered by carrier). 2,09 gar Advertisoments conspicuously inserted . at roasonable rates. ge@ Papers sent by mail payable in ady anee. . As we have received a large addition to our} Jeb Office, we are prepared to do all kinds of . Book and Job Printing. PHIRTY-SIXTH CONGRESS. Fourth Session Congress of the In the House of Representatives, March 51h, . 1860. [conciupED.] Tnurspay, April 5, 1860. The Committee met at 10 o’clock a. m.— . Present, Messrs. Curtis, Farnsworth, Fenton, Phelps, Davis, Scott, Rice Fellog~, rich, French and Stout. Absent, Mes Smith, Taylor, Blair, Hamilton and ae man, The Chairman reported a bill upon the basis adopted at the previous meeting Committee. The bill was taken up by sections for conAldsideration. Sec. Ist was taken up and read. Mr. Phelps moved to amend it by striking out in the llth line, the words, “ or to the navigable waters of the Sacramento ;” also, . the word “ Bay’ and insert City, read “City of San Francisco.” The amendment was adopted by the fol. lowing vote: Ayes, Messrs. Scott, Kellogg and Phelps, 6. Messrs. Curtis, Aldrich, Davis, Rice, Noes, Fenton, Stout and French, 4. Mr. Davis moved to amend the section by inserting in the tenth line, after the word “ route,” the words “through Bridgers on South Pass. The amendment was rejected by the fol” lowing vote: Ayes, Messrs. Curtis, Fenton, Davis, Stout and French, 5. Noes, Messrs. Fa Phelps and Kellogg, 5. The blank 13th line was passed over for future action. rnsworth, Scott, Ald: in the The words in the 15th line of this section, “ and to their successors to the amount of three was stricken out and the word ery’ In the 16th line, ‘per mile wide ov each side” inserted. Ist. Section, the words were stricken were out and the words “ with onc m inserted. In the 24th line, 30th line, the word The Section was then adopted. Sec. 2d was then taken up. In the &th line, 2d Sec. the word * “ supplied lst Section, also in the ‘six 7? was inserted. was stricken out and the word inserted. In the 12th and 13th lines, 2d Sec. words ‘to be of American iron if th be obtained with due reference to cost weight and quality” were stric he following words inserted, ‘which rails and all other iron work shall be of Ameriean manufacture.” In the 14th line, 2d Sec. “ provide” ins the word ‘“construct”? and erted. The 2d Section was then passed over. + ny y wel The 3d Section was taken up and passed without amendment. The 4th Sec. The words * en out wherever they occurred nd read. were — was taken up & Treasury Notes” inthe bi A motion was made to strike out the aS three” and insert “two” in the 2 4th Section. The vote was as follows: Ayes, Messrs. Phelps, Rice, Kellogg and Aldrich, Noes, Messrs. Curtis, Farnsworth, Davis, Scott, Fenton, French and Stout, 7. So the amendment was rejected. Mr. Fenton moved to strike out the words rate of $24,000 per “commencing at the Po. Se 23d and 24th lines, Chairman be mile” in the 4th § authorized to and that the adjust the basis of aid to be furnished by the Government, nat exceeding mile through the State of California. The motion was unanimously agree Qn motion of the Chairman, the following words were inserted afier the word * dolJars” inthe 42d line, 4th Sec., ‘and provided also that before such advances shall 2,000 per d to. be made for work in the State of Califo Legislative provisions and authorit be procured from California whi secure the validity of such cqntract State.” In the 46th line, same Se Mr. Rice, the following words were stricken c., on motion of out, “or at any part of said line.” Mr. Rice also moved to strike out the word ‘may ” and insert the word * shall.” No yote was taken upan the motion. Pending the further consideration of this section, Mr. the Ist Section by inserting after the word “route,” in the 10th line, the following “by the way of the great Salt Lake Farnsworth moved to amend works, or its vicinity. Pending which, the Committee adjourned to Frid 6th inst., at 10 o'clock a. m. Frivay, April 6th.—The Committee met atl0 o'clock a.m. Present—Messrs. Curtis, Farnsworth, Phelps, Scott, Kellogg, Blair, Aldrich, F Absent—Messrs, Davis, Fenton, Taylor, } man and Hamiltan. Rice and Smith. . The question recurred on the motion of Mr. Farnsworth, to amend the Ist Sec, Mr. Scott made the paint of order that the Committee having considered and passed the Ist section previous to the motion submitted by Mr. Farnswarth, amend was not in order. The Chairman overruled to point of or-! der. Mr. Scott appealed from the decision. The Committee yoted to sustain sion by a ete voce vote, the deci". ject to be revised or United States— . of the . so it will; Steye4 made” -ken out and } in that ; h, Stout, Hind. the motion to! Mr. Stout moved that the question of the . { }route be passed over until the next meeting. . . Agreed to. Mr. Hindman offered the following reso. lution: . Resolved, That this Committee meet on Saturday, 7th inst., at 10 o'clock a. m., at which time the ques stion of a route or routes shall be jinatly decided and no vote of ab. . sent members shall be counted in determin. ing said question. The resolution was unanimously adopted. Mr. Scott offered the fol!owin : Resolved, Thatafter this Committee pa judgment upon any section or the Curtis Bill, which is now under consideration before this Committee, such judg}ment or action shall be final amended unless it be liamentary rules. 8 in accordance with par . The qnestion was taken viva voce. . <A division was called, which resulted Ayes So the res 5—noes 4. olution was adopted. . The consideration of 4th Section was resumed. in the bill relating to the tele oh line was stricken out The word “consecutive” was inserted after the word “fifty ,’ wherever it occurred ig to lands. The 4th Section was passed over inform-¥. as relatir Section 5th was taken up. Mr. Taylor moved to amend by providing . that in case of the failure of the contractny ? shnouis lors, Government portion of ! with and not sub. . Pending wl followir g resol l re-grant the con. trol and use of the road to such parties as it see fit, such parties paying the {amount of actual expenditures over the amount of aid furnished by the crigiual . contractors. Mr. words in the Hindman moved to strike 10th and llth lines, 5th Sec. ‘as to all line of Railroad or Telegraph not then complete This was accepted by Mr. Taylor as a . substitute and was adopted. . Mr. moved the ment to Sec. Curtis following amendoth, “ Provided that 2 millions of bonds shall be added to the gross amount for every year’s reduction of the time of . completing the work. Thea . The word ndment was adopted ‘fifteen’ was inserted in the blanks in lines 6 and 8, 5th was then passed over informally. Sec. 6th was taken up and passed. taken up. Telegraph The 7th section was then passed. r. Stout suggested an amend viding for the protection of present settiers out the! ; and proceeding to the route southern Pacific of the . Rail Road and thence on} _ {the most practicable route to the Pacific . same grants as the northern road these grants to be to the southern Pac Rail Road Company. The vote was as follows: Ayes—Meéssrs Farnsworth, Hamilton and Hindman. 5. Scott, Taylor, . ° . Kidd’s BI Noes—Messrs Curtis, Phelps, Davis, Rice, Kellogg, Blair, Aldrich So the amendment was rejected. 1, French and Stout. 9. Mr. Phelps ofiered the following amend. ment. “ One road from any point on the} . . . Western boundary of the States of Iowa, . Arkansi or Missouri, to the city of Saa o by the most direct or practicable route. The vote was as follows ; Ayes—Messrs Phelps, Scott, Taylor and Hindman, 4. Noes—Messrs Curtls, Rice, K Blair, French and Stout. 10. So the amendment was rej Mr. Farnsworth, Davis, Aldrich, Hamilton, ellogg, Amend the 4th Section by inserting after the word “appear” in the 8th line the words “by the report of said commissioners,” and after the word manner, in the 9th the words, “and as reod by this act.” line, in all respects qui ire lich motion Scott ution. Resolo att T ed to report the Curt ments made by the Cor me far and Besines ¢ aude ec JOUN GARBER, } M'CONNELL & GARBER, Attorneys and Counsellors at Law, Will practice in al! the courts of the 4th Judicial District and int Supreme court. Oflice in ock, up sts J. RR, T. B. MEFARLAND, . Attorney & Counsellor at Law, Oidice—Over Harrington & Patterson’s NevaDA, : : : July 13, Saloon CALIForNtA. i Nevasa, 1860. THOM 4S P. HAWLE ¥, Attorney and Counsellor at Law, AND 3 NOTARY PUELIC., Office —Ups Corner of ev aaa, July panier eeercnaaeee & Knox’s Brick Build . \ Pine streets, Nevada SLIY. . VT sal ORNEYX. ada E. W. M DISTRICT & Wil County C. WILSON HILL, GEO.S ry ¥ se HILL & HUPP, Counsellors at Law, Orrice, in W Brick over G . Ww. 8s Beok Store, j JOHN ANDERSON, coe Ree Moh Awe . AND i Justice of the Peace, pstn ¢ in Kelsey’s New Brick, Com. St. Nevads . ARGEND & PES Estar: d ¢ NILES, . at Law, Counsel! O'S peciod possible. . A. C. NILES, Not Pending which motion yut moved the . A. ALSARGENT, . {following as a subs itute f Ly si D&I #, Broad . tion of the Bill under the ; AU: i os ; Reape i . E, W. SNIPH, he substitute offered by e} = Justice of the Peace, . same as that report ed to the io) Shae Ne le pes ee ae ; ee Curtis. See 5th § . : =“ . Monpay, April 9th, ( mittee met at . 10 a. m. Present, Mess , Farns. . . worth, Phelps, Rice, Blair, . * RGEON DENTIST. . Aldrich, Kellogg, Fren oe ae next to Chas. Kent’s Market, . sent, Mess s Featon, Smith, I indn i= . : ore, corner of Commer ilt i Tayl . ADA. . ilton and Taylor. 1 h Operation is only $2,580. . The question recurring upon Mr. Stout’s . I . substitute for the Sth Sectior, the rote was ne B. TAYLOR, . . * 9 y oy! Sen as follows ; iomeopathic Physician, . Rice, Scott, French, AldOrr cial street, over Pier amendmen {p.m. No , be oceupyi lines at the time of j of was taken up and passed hs 10th w up. On mo Ins, the word “ cin. ebar’”’ was inserted after the word * Sec. was then passed. rotion of Mr. Aldrich the following ords were inserted by unanimousconsent, word “land” in the 23d line. Sec ist, ** or of this act.” or occupied upon the pas } See. llth was taken uy rken up. Phel; tas toread in the last lir Sec. 12th was t: On motion of Mr. s the as the Tzylor, Hamilton, ecurred upon r Mr. Farnsworth. Mr. Phelps offered the following amend‘or to the mouth Oreec. lst: Insert rmbia river, in the State of nd that by insertin Washington Terrind, in Oregon.” > to Portl \ divisi hich resulted—ayes 10— vote was taken. £ noes 2. So Mr. Stout’s amendment to the ment was adopted. : \ . The vote {r. Phelp’s amendment as upon . . } amended was as follows: j Ayes—Mess Hindman, 5. -helps, Taylor, Hamilto ;, Farnsworth, Davis, Noes—Messrs. Cu silver” . if the land shall beactually settled . grantees . * ;a bil ! tion Ayes—Curtis, rich, and Stout, 6. Noes—Farasworth, Kellog So the substitute was adoy The question re The first was econd was adopted. The question recurred upon the reso tion offered by Mr. Stout. Pending which the Co quorum was port of the chairman wa tion was taken. The C call of the chairman. April 106th, There being no qu ommittee adjor TUESDAY, 10 o’clock a. m. the to the call of the chairman. present, committee adjourned su :] Tvrspay, April, 10th, Committee met at a » cloc 4) 2 oclock p. TLe chairman submitted his report made the basis the previous adopted at +4 meetings of the committee accompanied by prey L upon tl The question recurr Mr. Se lL upon the offered br ott authorising the ; ser irman to report. BROAD amend. { . Scott, Rice, Kellogg, Blair, Aldrich and . 9. he amendment was rejected. Mr. Kellogg moved to insert, “or to the . navigable waters of the Sacramento” in Sec. lst. The vote was as follows: Farnsworth, Davis, rg, Blair, Aldrict i, French fessrs. Pheips, Scott, and Hindman, 4. ted. red the following amendnendment was ad so as to provide for two One northern road with and route as defined in Coveror Puget Sound. Qne Southnoaints pot sill, with a branch to the and route as road with starting point defined in Mr. Hindman’s Bill, with same . grants in all respects to each road. The vote was as follows ; Ayes—Messrs Scott, Taylor, and Hindman, 5. —Messrs Curtis, Farnsworth, Phelps, Davis, Rice, Blair, Aldrich and Kellogg, amendment was rejected. ndman offered the follo wing That the Bill onal section as fol g from F be amended by an lows: One southArkanSinita, startin A AR SACS OREN IEE SMILE TR EL TE FesoHamilton Tjamilton, } Neraia, ‘ . tieg the market ‘he Commit.e2 voted unanimously to authorise the cee Mr. to the Hou The Committee 1 subject to the call of the ch No subsequent meeting was he the work of the c The committee. above NATIONAL EXCHANGE, NEVADA GEO. RB. EL. — —_ R, place, z .of the Me ovatedand dup throu nanentandtransient.can be accom a style unsurpassedin the State of California. —THE TABLE— Willat alltimesb odatedi supplied with allthe v arte rds. GAME SUPPERS i . GOT UP TO sneiaipes iculsrattention will of Li idies and E ad longe H ness, f amc yniid TIONALthe mo The Bed ds me Furniture Areallnew,and forstyleand eoimfortcannotbe excclied, THE STAGE Neveda ,haveth turefrom the Na THIS BLOCK is substan and well ve @ spi sare airy ding country. HOTEL OPEN ALL NIGHT, —THE BAR— THE Ig xow uN per ienced keepe ry on hand the very quality of WINES, LIQUORS & CIGARS. old friend an e@xconstantiy T OF peSt and exsteHe earnestly requests Curtis to report} resoluCW. MULIORI A. H. Crockery Store. ILES W. YOUNG, . Wat itches, Diamonds, Jewelry . CUTLERY, SILVER-WAR YANCY GOODS . . HKelacy’s Block, Commercial! st., near Pine } NevApba City : RNIA . Ce Wate! liv BR 1 Jewelry M to O les G . ri HW tCKS AT PAR, CUsCO, On San sie Sacramento an } rusviile . . : ;Eon METROPO. LILTAN BANK, York, for sale in . State and ( Securities at; t rat . received, € ‘tions mate t tcta g I rsiness HAGADORN . MULFORD & CO. BANKERS. At tho Old stand, Main st, N DUST BOUGIIT . t Market ucraimente and Rates. San FranBranch . Ss made . 1 to the U. S i auyanc »hirhest mard G HOUSE Ww. REDD trate . BROAD STRY tional . ethe Na GOLD DU BOUGHT Li r ASSAY or Nez iE { 4S 4 On SACRA SIGHT E2 CHAPMAN, : Mechanical i eeliet. Surgical and er Room sec. ond stor Kidd & Knox’s Brick Bu CHAPMAN ng. Dr. WHAT CHEER HOUSE. Sacramento street, § San Francisco, Cal. ARGEST, . BEST AND CHEAPEST . . HOUSE EN er ne mers to giyehim a call at the N tional Ex-. change. A LIVERY STABLE, Isconnec Withthe Hou tion wi ges,canata the Bar. ento noe Sant 17t} Sept 17th LANCASTER. Nevada, NEURALGIC PAINS, F THE HEAD AND FACE, relieve and eventuall fared by Electro Galvanism, At the offi Dea. L Up stairs, opposite Cheap Je¢hn’s, i immediately BY ITS RECENT IMPROVEME . . AND ENLARGEMENT, j It Can now accommodate ALL APPLY. R. E WOODWAED, Proprietor, . WTO WAX & MU STANG LINIMENT, . ; E.R SPENCE . . good as ¢ ; Sayeu are guaranteed. Rudolph & o's, Column. HAR. HUNT, M. D. J. ¥. RUDOLPH & HUNT Wholesale and Retail DEALERS IN PATENT SARSAPARILLAS, 7 ana Ard NLS JAYNE'S KENNEDY'S MEDICAL ¥Vood’s Restorative, 7--AND~ PREPAR ALL OTHER TOILET ARTICLES in Great Variety! CHEAPER than the CHEAPEST, . 3, Main Co.'s Banking Heuse. June Sth, 1860 -m3 Street, evposite Muliord & W. HH. CRAWFORD & [Successors to J. M. HamiLton &C0.] GENERAL DEALERS IN ARD WARE, IRON, STEEL, NAILS, ows, ANVILS, “-aNDA PAIN FT Ss: Linseed, LEATEE Powder, ER AND RUBBER BELTIN Fuse, Cordage, Tackle'B DUCE, RUBBER HOSE, Hydraulic Pipes, Quicksilver, Lead Pipe, Plows, Straw-Cutters. ctc At the Old Stand, No. 27, Main et, Nevada W. H. CRAWFORD, March 7, 1860. H. L. COYE " KEYSTO! NE MARKET. Aanpothey chance forthe Farmers’ Sens! THE HENNESS PASS GPEN!! The Pony Express laid in the Shade! yatone FOR FIT OUT A GRAND ALL kinds A. McALLISTE May 1s. THE EMPIRE MARKET. On jos JS$. Bakery. 2s y ADA. below I Come one, the C ASH t N B—Nat to bedi rs we in. vite old friends and p ‘way unless they have the C: CHAS. KENT. Nevada JAS. [Suecessor of F. Se Assay Office. NO. 30 MAIN STREET, NEVADA . Gold ae’ ee = of ‘oY ery de l at San Fr in Bars or coin, with Bars discounted 1 and Blac est pric 5, RUDOLPE MEDICINES, . DISCOVERY, . Co., . Lard, Sperm, and Polarj OILS . locks, } iieceean ¢ San Francisco Ads. “ER OV APOR STOVES FOR g . at isc . ‘SANFORD’S LIVER INVIGORATOR, . NEVER DEBILITATES. so a : " = e . T is Comy ded t ly fi G > . All kinds of Cooking, without the! f4.7 yr cone aa establishe duct, a fee aand use of Weod or Coal. = Medicine, k aad app proved hy all that have ;u d to with contir which itis recComfort and Economy Combined. — . ET Eek: A Sa, . It ands within the last scoeree . enupall hopes of relief, WILL HEAT FLAT-IRONS {¢ jlicited certificates in my possession sh mh Ine IN FIVE MINUTES! . . 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A Great Varicty cf Elegant Patterns, Suitable for . DWELLINGS, . vels, ORES, vill give rest to youriL ite yveur infants, and PUBLIC BUILDINGS isarticle for over ten ve DENCR AND TRI ALSO, t vd medical , “WHAT WE DOKNOW."a ‘ nee and pledge eprit te I of what AYERS noots FE. sy preseription of SKILLFUL used with HOES Having procured a large, new aad well selected . Stockh of BOOTS AND SHOES but invige ects ¢cidity, and of Bnkert’s and other celebrated system It wil} ufaciurers’ make, if ee =i lic, . if not spc yrem » ' ¥ Bows’ Boots and Shoes, it the best and i in all cases of 32: 3% > o74F: ’ rept, co Ladies’ and Altsses DREN uild sufAND GATE fe complaints, do ti noi let y € es of ICES, Sta Yeen ) 5 c r child and the r RE— used. I .« None ‘ ~¢ CURTIS & P itside wrapper. hout the world. rSt. New York, BOTTLE, pep LITE, Sol *acifieCoast, st. San Francisco, To . } \ . BOO? TandS HOR W hict « FINDINGS ! 1 li . } tail j DRUGGISTS . big es i HAVE REMOVED from . 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red ' i j i _ THE NEVA NEVADA, JOURNAL, CALIFORNIA, FRIDAY MORNING, “OCTOBER 26, 1860. VOLUME ll, NO. 25. PUBLISHED BY E. G WAITE & CO. BR. G. WAITER, T. W. LOCKWOOD, JOS. THOMPSON. AS Ss Fer One Year, in advance (sent by acpi For Six Months, in advanee.....d0..... 5,00 For Three Montha, (delivered by carrier).. 2,09 gar Advertisoments conspicuously inserted . at roasonable rates. ge@ Papers sent by mail payable in ady anee. . As we have received a large addition to our} Jeb Office, we are prepared to do all kinds of . Book and Job Printing. PHIRTY-SIXTH CONGRESS. Fourth Session Congress of the In the House of Representatives, March 51h, . 1860. [conciupED.] Tnurspay, April 5, 1860. The Committee met at 10 o’clock a. m.— . Present, Messrs. Curtis, Farnsworth, Fenton, Phelps, Davis, Scott, Rice Fellog~, rich, French and Stout. Absent, Mes Smith, Taylor, Blair, Hamilton and ae man, The Chairman reported a bill upon the basis adopted at the previous meeting Committee. The bill was taken up by sections for conAldsideration. Sec. Ist was taken up and read. Mr. Phelps moved to amend it by striking out in the llth line, the words, “ or to the navigable waters of the Sacramento ;” also, . the word “ Bay’ and insert City, read “City of San Francisco.” The amendment was adopted by the fol. lowing vote: Ayes, Messrs. Scott, Kellogg and Phelps, 6. Messrs. Curtis, Aldrich, Davis, Rice, Noes, Fenton, Stout and French, 4. Mr. Davis moved to amend the section by inserting in the tenth line, after the word “ route,” the words “through Bridgers on South Pass. The amendment was rejected by the fol” lowing vote: Ayes, Messrs. Curtis, Fenton, Davis, Stout and French, 5. Noes, Messrs. Fa Phelps and Kellogg, 5. The blank 13th line was passed over for future action. rnsworth, Scott, Ald: in the The words in the 15th line of this section, “ and to their successors to the amount of three was stricken out and the word ery’ In the 16th line, ‘per mile wide ov each side” inserted. Ist. Section, the words were stricken were out and the words “ with onc m inserted. In the 24th line, 30th line, the word The Section was then adopted. Sec. 2d was then taken up. In the &th line, 2d Sec. the word * “ supplied lst Section, also in the ‘six 7? was inserted. was stricken out and the word inserted. In the 12th and 13th lines, 2d Sec. words ‘to be of American iron if th be obtained with due reference to cost weight and quality” were stric he following words inserted, ‘which rails and all other iron work shall be of Ameriean manufacture.” In the 14th line, 2d Sec. “ provide” ins the word ‘“construct”? and erted. The 2d Section was then passed over. + ny y wel The 3d Section was taken up and passed without amendment. The 4th Sec. The words * en out wherever they occurred nd read. were — was taken up & Treasury Notes” inthe bi A motion was made to strike out the aS three” and insert “two” in the 2 4th Section. The vote was as follows: Ayes, Messrs. Phelps, Rice, Kellogg and Aldrich, Noes, Messrs. Curtis, Farnsworth, Davis, Scott, Fenton, French and Stout, 7. So the amendment was rejected. Mr. Fenton moved to strike out the words rate of $24,000 per “commencing at the Po. Se 23d and 24th lines, Chairman be mile” in the 4th § authorized to and that the adjust the basis of aid to be furnished by the Government, nat exceeding mile through the State of California. The motion was unanimously agree Qn motion of the Chairman, the following words were inserted afier the word * dolJars” inthe 42d line, 4th Sec., ‘and provided also that before such advances shall 2,000 per d to. be made for work in the State of Califo Legislative provisions and authorit be procured from California whi secure the validity of such cqntract State.” In the 46th line, same Se Mr. Rice, the following words were stricken c., on motion of out, “or at any part of said line.” Mr. Rice also moved to strike out the word ‘may ” and insert the word * shall.” No yote was taken upan the motion. Pending the further consideration of this section, Mr. the Ist Section by inserting after the word “route,” in the 10th line, the following “by the way of the great Salt Lake Farnsworth moved to amend works, or its vicinity. Pending which, the Committee adjourned to Frid 6th inst., at 10 o'clock a. m. Frivay, April 6th.—The Committee met atl0 o'clock a.m. Present—Messrs. Curtis, Farnsworth, Phelps, Scott, Kellogg, Blair, Aldrich, F Absent—Messrs, Davis, Fenton, Taylor, } man and Hamiltan. Rice and Smith. . The question recurred on the motion of Mr. Farnsworth, to amend the Ist Sec, Mr. Scott made the paint of order that the Committee having considered and passed the Ist section previous to the motion submitted by Mr. Farnswarth, amend was not in order. The Chairman overruled to point of or-! der. Mr. Scott appealed from the decision. The Committee yoted to sustain sion by a ete voce vote, the deci". ject to be revised or United States— . of the . so it will; Steye4 made” -ken out and } in that ; h, Stout, Hind. the motion to! Mr. Stout moved that the question of the . { }route be passed over until the next meeting. . . Agreed to. Mr. Hindman offered the following reso. lution: . Resolved, That this Committee meet on Saturday, 7th inst., at 10 o'clock a. m., at which time the ques stion of a route or routes shall be jinatly decided and no vote of ab. . sent members shall be counted in determin. ing said question. The resolution was unanimously adopted. Mr. Scott offered the fol!owin : Resolved, Thatafter this Committee pa judgment upon any section or the Curtis Bill, which is now under consideration before this Committee, such judg}ment or action shall be final amended unless it be liamentary rules. 8 in accordance with par . The qnestion was taken viva voce. . <A division was called, which resulted Ayes So the res 5—noes 4. olution was adopted. . The consideration of 4th Section was resumed. in the bill relating to the tele oh line was stricken out The word “consecutive” was inserted after the word “fifty ,’ wherever it occurred ig to lands. The 4th Section was passed over inform-¥. as relatir Section 5th was taken up. Mr. Taylor moved to amend by providing . that in case of the failure of the contractny ? shnouis lors, Government portion of ! with and not sub. . Pending wl followir g resol l re-grant the con. trol and use of the road to such parties as it see fit, such parties paying the {amount of actual expenditures over the amount of aid furnished by the crigiual . contractors. Mr. words in the Hindman moved to strike 10th and llth lines, 5th Sec. ‘as to all line of Railroad or Telegraph not then complete This was accepted by Mr. Taylor as a . substitute and was adopted. . Mr. moved the ment to Sec. Curtis following amendoth, “ Provided that 2 millions of bonds shall be added to the gross amount for every year’s reduction of the time of . completing the work. Thea . The word ndment was adopted ‘fifteen’ was inserted in the blanks in lines 6 and 8, 5th was then passed over informally. Sec. 6th was taken up and passed. taken up. Telegraph The 7th section was then passed. r. Stout suggested an amend viding for the protection of present settiers out the! ; and proceeding to the route southern Pacific of the . Rail Road and thence on} _ {the most practicable route to the Pacific . same grants as the northern road these grants to be to the southern Pac Rail Road Company. The vote was as follows: Ayes—Meéssrs Farnsworth, Hamilton and Hindman. 5. Scott, Taylor, . ° . Kidd’s BI Noes—Messrs Curtis, Phelps, Davis, Rice, Kellogg, Blair, Aldrich So the amendment was rejected. 1, French and Stout. 9. Mr. Phelps ofiered the following amend. ment. “ One road from any point on the} . . . Western boundary of the States of Iowa, . Arkansi or Missouri, to the city of Saa o by the most direct or practicable route. The vote was as follows ; Ayes—Messrs Phelps, Scott, Taylor and Hindman, 4. Noes—Messrs Curtls, Rice, K Blair, French and Stout. 10. So the amendment was rej Mr. Farnsworth, Davis, Aldrich, Hamilton, ellogg, Amend the 4th Section by inserting after the word “appear” in the 8th line the words “by the report of said commissioners,” and after the word manner, in the 9th the words, “and as reod by this act.” line, in all respects qui ire lich motion Scott ution. Resolo att T ed to report the Curt ments made by the Cor me far and Besines ¢ aude ec JOUN GARBER, } M'CONNELL & GARBER, Attorneys and Counsellors at Law, Will practice in al! the courts of the 4th Judicial District and int Supreme court. Oflice in ock, up sts J. RR, T. B. MEFARLAND, . Attorney & Counsellor at Law, Oidice—Over Harrington & Patterson’s NevaDA, : : : July 13, Saloon CALIForNtA. i Nevasa, 1860. THOM 4S P. HAWLE ¥, Attorney and Counsellor at Law, AND 3 NOTARY PUELIC., Office —Ups Corner of ev aaa, July panier eeercnaaeee & Knox’s Brick Build . \ Pine streets, Nevada SLIY. . VT sal ORNEYX. ada E. W. M DISTRICT & Wil County C. WILSON HILL, GEO.S ry ¥ se HILL & HUPP, Counsellors at Law, Orrice, in W Brick over G . Ww. 8s Beok Store, j JOHN ANDERSON, coe Ree Moh Awe . AND i Justice of the Peace, pstn ¢ in Kelsey’s New Brick, Com. St. Nevads . ARGEND & PES Estar: d ¢ NILES, . at Law, Counsel! O'S peciod possible. . A. C. NILES, Not Pending which motion yut moved the . A. ALSARGENT, . {following as a subs itute f Ly si D&I #, Broad . tion of the Bill under the ; AU: i os ; Reape i . E, W. SNIPH, he substitute offered by e} = Justice of the Peace, . same as that report ed to the io) Shae Ne le pes ee ae ; ee Curtis. See 5th § . : =“ . Monpay, April 9th, ( mittee met at . 10 a. m. Present, Mess , Farns. . . worth, Phelps, Rice, Blair, . * RGEON DENTIST. . Aldrich, Kellogg, Fren oe ae next to Chas. Kent’s Market, . sent, Mess s Featon, Smith, I indn i= . : ore, corner of Commer ilt i Tayl . ADA. . ilton and Taylor. 1 h Operation is only $2,580. . The question recurring upon Mr. Stout’s . I . substitute for the Sth Sectior, the rote was ne B. TAYLOR, . . * 9 y oy! Sen as follows ; iomeopathic Physician, . Rice, Scott, French, AldOrr cial street, over Pier amendmen {p.m. No , be oceupyi lines at the time of j of was taken up and passed hs 10th w up. On mo Ins, the word “ cin. ebar’”’ was inserted after the word * Sec. was then passed. rotion of Mr. Aldrich the following ords were inserted by unanimousconsent, word “land” in the 23d line. Sec ist, ** or of this act.” or occupied upon the pas } See. llth was taken uy rken up. Phel; tas toread in the last lir Sec. 12th was t: On motion of Mr. s the as the Tzylor, Hamilton, ecurred upon r Mr. Farnsworth. Mr. Phelps offered the following amend‘or to the mouth Oreec. lst: Insert rmbia river, in the State of nd that by insertin Washington Terrind, in Oregon.” > to Portl \ divisi hich resulted—ayes 10— vote was taken. £ noes 2. So Mr. Stout’s amendment to the ment was adopted. : \ . The vote {r. Phelp’s amendment as upon . . } amended was as follows: j Ayes—Mess Hindman, 5. -helps, Taylor, Hamilto ;, Farnsworth, Davis, Noes—Messrs. Cu silver” . if the land shall beactually settled . grantees . * ;a bil ! tion Ayes—Curtis, rich, and Stout, 6. Noes—Farasworth, Kellog So the substitute was adoy The question re The first was econd was adopted. The question recurred upon the reso tion offered by Mr. Stout. Pending which the Co quorum was port of the chairman wa tion was taken. The C call of the chairman. April 106th, There being no qu ommittee adjor TUESDAY, 10 o’clock a. m. the to the call of the chairman. present, committee adjourned su :] Tvrspay, April, 10th, Committee met at a » cloc 4) 2 oclock p. TLe chairman submitted his report made the basis the previous adopted at +4 meetings of the committee accompanied by prey L upon tl The question recurr

Mr. Se lL upon the offered br ott authorising the ; ser irman to report. BROAD amend. { . Scott, Rice, Kellogg, Blair, Aldrich and . 9. he amendment was rejected. Mr. Kellogg moved to insert, “or to the . navigable waters of the Sacramento” in Sec. lst. The vote was as follows: Farnsworth, Davis, rg, Blair, Aldrict i, French fessrs. Pheips, Scott, and Hindman, 4. ted. red the following amendnendment was ad so as to provide for two One northern road with and route as defined in Coveror Puget Sound. Qne Southnoaints pot sill, with a branch to the and route as road with starting point defined in Mr. Hindman’s Bill, with same . grants in all respects to each road. The vote was as follows ; Ayes—Messrs Scott, Taylor, and Hindman, 5. —Messrs Curtis, Farnsworth, Phelps, Davis, Rice, Blair, Aldrich and Kellogg, amendment was rejected. ndman offered the follo wing That the Bill onal section as fol g from F be amended by an lows: One southArkanSinita, startin A AR SACS OREN IEE SMILE TR EL TE FesoHamilton Tjamilton, } Neraia, ‘ . tieg the market ‘he Commit.e2 voted unanimously to authorise the cee Mr. to the Hou The Committee 1 subject to the call of the ch No subsequent meeting was he the work of the c The committee. above NATIONAL EXCHANGE, NEVADA GEO. RB. EL. — —_ R, place, z .of the Me ovatedand dup throu nanentandtransient.can be accom a style unsurpassedin the State of California. —THE TABLE— Willat alltimesb odatedi supplied with allthe v arte rds. GAME SUPPERS i . GOT UP TO sneiaipes iculsrattention will of Li idies and E ad longe H ness, f amc yniid TIONALthe mo The Bed ds me Furniture Areallnew,and forstyleand eoimfortcannotbe excclied, THE STAGE Neveda ,haveth turefrom the Na THIS BLOCK is substan and well ve @ spi sare airy ding country. HOTEL OPEN ALL NIGHT, —THE BAR— THE Ig xow uN per ienced keepe ry on hand the very quality of WINES, LIQUORS & CIGARS. old friend an e@xconstantiy T OF peSt and exsteHe earnestly requests Curtis to report} resoluCW. MULIORI A. H. Crockery Store. ILES W. YOUNG, . Wat itches, Diamonds, Jewelry . CUTLERY, SILVER-WAR YANCY GOODS . . HKelacy’s Block, Commercial! st., near Pine } NevApba City : RNIA . Ce Wate! liv BR 1 Jewelry M to O les G . ri HW tCKS AT PAR, CUsCO, On San sie Sacramento an } rusviile . . : ;Eon METROPO. LILTAN BANK, York, for sale in . State and ( Securities at; t rat . received, € ‘tions mate t tcta g I rsiness HAGADORN . MULFORD & CO. BANKERS. At tho Old stand, Main st, N DUST BOUGIIT . t Market ucraimente and Rates. San FranBranch . Ss made . 1 to the U. S i auyanc »hirhest mard G HOUSE Ww. REDD trate . BROAD STRY tional . ethe Na GOLD DU BOUGHT Li r ASSAY or Nez iE { 4S 4 On SACRA SIGHT E2 CHAPMAN, : Mechanical i eeliet. Surgical and er Room sec. ond stor Kidd & Knox’s Brick Bu CHAPMAN ng. Dr. WHAT CHEER HOUSE. Sacramento street, § San Francisco, Cal. ARGEST, . BEST AND CHEAPEST . . HOUSE EN er ne mers to giyehim a call at the N tional Ex-. change. A LIVERY STABLE, Isconnec Withthe Hou tion wi ges,canata the Bar. ento noe Sant 17t} Sept 17th LANCASTER. Nevada, NEURALGIC PAINS, F THE HEAD AND FACE, relieve and eventuall fared by Electro Galvanism, At the offi Dea. L Up stairs, opposite Cheap Je¢hn’s, i immediately BY ITS RECENT IMPROVEME . . AND ENLARGEMENT, j It Can now accommodate ALL APPLY. R. E WOODWAED, Proprietor, . WTO WAX & MU STANG LINIMENT, . ; E.R SPENCE . . good as ¢ ; Sayeu are guaranteed. Rudolph & o's, Column. HAR. HUNT, M. D. J. ¥. RUDOLPH & HUNT Wholesale and Retail DEALERS IN PATENT SARSAPARILLAS, 7 ana Ard NLS JAYNE'S KENNEDY'S MEDICAL ¥Vood’s Restorative, 7--AND~ PREPAR ALL OTHER TOILET ARTICLES in Great Variety! CHEAPER than the CHEAPEST, . 3, Main Co.'s Banking Heuse. June Sth, 1860 -m3 Street, evposite Muliord & W. HH. CRAWFORD & [Successors to J. M. HamiLton &C0.] GENERAL DEALERS IN ARD WARE, IRON, STEEL, NAILS, ows, ANVILS, “-aNDA PAIN FT Ss: Linseed, LEATEE Powder, ER AND RUBBER BELTIN Fuse, Cordage, Tackle'B DUCE, RUBBER HOSE, Hydraulic Pipes, Quicksilver, Lead Pipe, Plows, Straw-Cutters. ctc At the Old Stand, No. 27, Main et, Nevada W. H. CRAWFORD, March 7, 1860. H. L. COYE " KEYSTO! NE MARKET. Aanpothey chance forthe Farmers’ Sens! THE HENNESS PASS GPEN!! The Pony Express laid in the Shade! yatone FOR FIT OUT A GRAND ALL kinds A. McALLISTE May 1s. THE EMPIRE MARKET. On jos JS$. Bakery. 2s y ADA. below I Come one, the C ASH t N B—Nat to bedi rs we in. vite old friends and p ‘way unless they have the C: CHAS. KENT. Nevada JAS. [Suecessor of F. Se Assay Office. NO. 30 MAIN STREET, NEVADA . Gold ae’ ee = of ‘oY ery de l at San Fr in Bars or coin, with Bars discounted 1 and Blac est pric 5, RUDOLPE MEDICINES, . DISCOVERY, . Co., . Lard, Sperm, and Polarj OILS . locks, } iieceean ¢ San Francisco Ads. “ER OV APOR STOVES FOR g . at isc . ‘SANFORD’S LIVER INVIGORATOR, . NEVER DEBILITATES. so a : " = e . T is Comy ded t ly fi G > . All kinds of Cooking, without the! f4.7 yr cone aa establishe duct, a fee aand use of Weod or Coal. = Medicine, k aad app proved hy all that have ;u d to with contir which itis recComfort and Economy Combined. — . ET Eek: A Sa, . It ands within the last scoeree . enupall hopes of relief, WILL HEAT FLAT-IRONS {¢ jlicited certificates in my possession sh mh Ine IN FIVE MINUTES! . . The de quantities 2 apted to the temperataking it, and used in vet gently ORATOR. onthe BowWILL BAKE BISCUITS in ten WILL BROIL ef-Stake WILL BOIL Water judgment guide TOR, tious NV They Need No Pipe! . Make no dirt. Can be kindled in a moment. a ARE PERFECTLY [= . Can be moved in an instani to j= house. ad their te stimony tn But Two Cex W H. CI . MIX t THE UNVI BOTH TG TRE MOUTH WITH For Sale by TOR,A ND SWALL ow lar per bottle, iP OR D’S ww MIL . soa MTG PILLS eee oe ee es NDED FROM . est Se ee <8, t t np i \Awarded at the Ia right, and will keep THARTIC PILu is.a ; Which the pre than 20 » more ng demand from t 1e¢ PILLs and the sm jexpress in regard ta to place them wilhareat Reduction poorer see Broad st., opposite t B ad 8t., 0} it iw: es R 2 Stom Loins, ~ TER EE DIMES, and F —— Cas WHITE, » Pacific Coast, Francisco t> k be hg ' ~7 eee . MRSWINSLOW, } An ex tNu 1 Female Phy } ef mohers, EATEST DIPROVEMENTS! SOOTH — SYRUP FOR CHILI REN TEETHING s of teet iflamation and is . A Great Varicty cf Elegant Patterns, Suitable for . DWELLINGS, . vels, ORES, vill give rest to youriL ite yveur infants, and PUBLIC BUILDINGS isarticle for over ten ve DENCR AND TRI ALSO, t vd medical , “WHAT WE DOKNOW."a ‘ nee and pledge eprit te I of what AYERS noots FE. sy preseription of SKILLFUL used with HOES Having procured a large, new aad well selected . Stockh of BOOTS AND SHOES but invige ects ¢cidity, and of Bnkert’s and other celebrated system It wil} ufaciurers’ make, if ee =i lic, . if not spc yrem » ' ¥ Bows’ Boots and Shoes, it the best and i in all cases of 32: 3% > o74F: ’ rept, co Ladies’ and Altsses DREN uild sufAND GATE fe complaints, do ti noi let y € es of ICES, Sta Yeen ) 5 c r child and the r RE— used. I .« None ‘ ~¢ CURTIS & P itside wrapper. hout the world. rSt. New York, BOTTLE, pep LITE, Sol *acifieCoast, st. San Francisco, To . } \ . BOO? TandS HOR W hict « FINDINGS ! 1 li . } tail j DRUGGISTS . big es i HAVE REMOVED from . Corner of Broad and Pine streets. . OF FER A FULL ASSORTMENT OF LOG CAT STREET . DRUG j . MEDICINES, . To 106 BATTERY STREET PAINTS p } 2 > v ‘yf ‘ + . ger tshicvinns Cor. Merchant, San Franeisco. SHOULDER BRACES, a A 1 LORING. PERFUMERY, B. FOGERTY, [Suecessor to John Downi ] . cai sie es ss gaiventh nem . ce YV IL ATTEND TO MAKING. CLEANcali iat tac a ass e LOW as any Bealer in the St ate. . ING and REPAIRING CLOTHING? TLEM ENS (toe ee Keeps ¢ on hand, netantls nsranuy Cloths, Cassimeres and Vestings. Whi ved to make up in the . Latest Style, > is prepa — on Reasonable Termss« v ada im the store room formy YT. ‘Phompson as a Harness: the Nutionak Exchange. juyi3* LEVASON = ii, carved out of the Bock STORE Blank Books, Music, and 3 soak Sasi menis 1e friends LICLAL TEE’ i continue to fa t of the llippopotamus, (Gams, We ‘ et late, a pt + imitation of Nature,) e can den on fete Suction P Complete upper or sets $10 to. + stom, Nevasep.21 3 partial kee trtution nd that de = of the © at from office is over a permanent i the co poms