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The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-05-22
SUMMONS.
Nevada Revenue stamp 5,

| Nevada Revenue stamp Soc.
TN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THIS SECONI
| L Judicial District of the State Of Nevada. il
and for the County of Ormsby b.
LAWLOR plaintiff, vs.. HANNAH C. H. LAWLOH
defendant.
Action brought in the District Court Of the Sec
| ond Judicial District of the State of Nevada, in
and for the said County, and the complaint filed
in said County, in the office Of the Clerk Of said
District Court the I'd day of March, A. D. 1865.
The State of Nevada sends greeting TO Hannah c.
IL. Lawlor, defendant.
You are hereby required to appear in an action
brought against you by the above named plaintiff
in the District Court of the Second Judicial Dis
trio. of the State of Nevada in and for the County
of Ormsby, and answer the complaint filed there
in Ga copy of which accompanies this summons)
within ten days exclusive of the day of service
after the service you of this summons-if served
within this county: or if served ont of this
county, but in this district, within twenty days,
otherwise within forty days-or judgment by de-
fault will be taken against you, according to the
prayer of said complaint.
The said action is brought to obtain a decree of
divorce upon the grounds of willful desertion for
more than two years, and to obtain the custody of
Emmett J. Lawlor, son IF the plaintiff and defend
ant because Of the unfitness Of the defendant to
have the care, custody. control and education of
the said Emmett j. LawlOr.
And You are hereby notified that if you fail to
appear and answer the said complaint above
required, the said plaintiff will take Judgment
and decree against you for divorce and for the
custody of said child. Emmett j. Lawlor.
Given under my hand, and the Seal
\of the District Court of the Second
| OO Judicial District of the State of Ne
" B ~ vada in and for the County of Ormsby,
this 9Th day of March, in the year Of Lord
one thousand eight hundred and sixty eight.
mh21-sw NJ. j. ASHMORE, Clerk.
In the District Court. Second Judicial District
Ornlsby County, Nevada. William b. LawlOr
plaintiff, Hannah c. II. Lawlor, defendant.
Order for public alton of summons.
1t appearing to the satisfaction Of the Court that
the defendant Hannah c. II. Lawlor is not resi-
dent of the State of Nevada. and cannot be per-
sonally summoned in this cause it is ordered by
the Court that notice of the pendency of this
be given by publication of the summons once each
week for two months in the Carson APPEAL, a
newspaper printed and published in said Ormsby
County. March Cd. 1868.
S. II. WRIGHT District Judge.
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DISSOLUTION NOTICE.

yINHE COPARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE EX-
/ listing in the name Of Friend Maute is this
day dissolved by mutual consent. Chas. W Friend
will pay all Indebtedness OF the late firm and col
lect all bills due the same.
ANDREW MAUTE.
CHAS. W. FRIEND.
Carson City, Nevada, April IS, 1868. [ap26-1m
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NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION OF
PARTNERSHIP.

1NHE PARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE EXIST
l. ing between the undersigned in the name Of
this day dissolved by mutual consent Joseph
Cardinal will continue the business and all debts
due to and from said firm are to be paid to and by
said Joseph Cardinal.
JOSEPH CARDINAL,
II. DION.
Carson City, May 1, 1868. Sod
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NOTICE..

4 PETITION HAVING BEEN FILED WITH
N the Board Of County Commissioners asking
for the removal Of certain fences and distractions
in Minnesota street near its northern terminus,
and praying for the re-establishmen and reopen
ing Of said street for the public notice is here
by given to all persons interested that 8. T.
SWIFT and ". D. KEYSER have been appointed
the part Of the county, viewers to assess and
report the damages. if any, to any person, result
ing from the removal of such distractions and the
re-epsning Of said street, to the Board on
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L } 1hE IN NE Ell ID
ID the Constitution and Laws Of the State o
Nevada, hereby offer q
REWARD OF ONE THOUSAND DOLLARS
For the arrest and delivery Of THOMAS RILEY
to either the Sheriff of Lyon County, to the
Sheriff of Ormsby County, Nevada. Said Riley is
charged with the murder Of Timothy G. Smith,
then Sheriff Of Ormsby County, alleged to have
been committed on the night Of Thursday, De-
cember IL, 1867. at said Riley's House, in Lyon
County, while said Smith was attempting to arresl
him for shooting one Miles O'Grady, the same
night, at Empire City, Ormsby County.
DESCRIPTION:
Thomas Riley is an IrishMan; about five feet six
inches high; hair gray, formerly brown; eyes
blue or gray; ordinary weight about one hun
bred and thirty-fve pounds; and in speech and
action is sharp and quick. When he committed
the murder he wearing a moustache and i'm
peral
In testimony whereof have hereunto set my
~%N hand, and caused to be affixed the Great
ssRSD Seal of the State Of Nevada. Done at
Carson City, this the 18th day of December, A. b.
1867. II. G. BLASDEL.
Governor of Nevada
Attest:
C. N. NoTEwARE, Secretary of State.
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DISSOLUTION NOTICE.

THE COPARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE En-
/ listing under the name and firm of Spencer l.
Atchinson is this day, April 5th, 1865 dissolved by
mutual consent. A. ". ATCHINSON,
j. J. SPENCER.
Dayton, New, May 9th, 1865. myl2 I'm
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Saturday, May 23d, 1865,

at 10 O'Clock A. NJ; and that the persons whose
lands are affected by such change, have the right
to appoint two other persons en- their part to act
with the said Swift and Keyser in assessing such
damages.
By order of the Board of County Commissioners
NJ J. ASHMORE, Clerk.
By CHAs. D. CLARKE, Deputy.
Carson, May Is. 1865. my1o-td
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$1,000 REWARD.
STATE OF NEVADA

STATE OF NEVADA,
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT.
DY THE AUTHORITY IN ME VESTED BY
ID the Constitution and Laws Of the State Of
Nevada, l hereby offer .
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PROPOSALS

WILL BE RECEIVED BY THE BOARD OF
w Commissioners of Ormsby County until 10
O'Clock A. NJ,
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COLOR ADO.

'035 From Cheyenne, (Dakota), by Ia Porte, tc
Denver, Colorado, l02 mile, and back, daily,
supplying such Offices on the route, at the
discretion of the Department.
Leave Cheyenne daily at A. NJ, Tor on arrival
of cars from the East;
Arrive at Denver in twenty-four hours;
Leave Denver daily at e A. NJ:
Arrive at Cheyenne in twenty-four hours.
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MONTANA.

lco,5 From Virginia City. by Nevada City, sheri-
dan, Sturgis, and Montana, to Bannack City, %
miles and back three times "A week.
Leave Virginia City Monday, Wednesday, and
Friday at A. NJ;
Arrive at Pannack City next daysby Il NJ;
Leave Bannack City Monday, Wednesday, and
Friday at A. M:
Arrive at Virginia City next days by I'm.
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NEVADA.

nGSS7 From Genoa, by Taho and Slippery Ford, to
Piacerville, IS miles and back, oUce a week.
Leave Genoa Monday at S A.
Arrive at Placerville next day by II NJ;
Leave piaceryilie Wednesday at s A. NJ;
Arrive at Genoa next day by l. NJ.
NOTES
Each route must be bid for separately, W tn
separate guaranty and certificate, and must pro-
vide ;or the vance Of the mail with " celsri-
~, certainty. and security using the terms Of
the law ani proposal must be guaranteed by two
responsible persons certified to as such by post
master or Judge of II Court Of record.
No pay vii be made for trips not performed and
for each of such omissions not satisfactorily eX
planned three times the pay OF the trip may he
deducted. For arrivals - far behind time as to
break connection with depending mails, and not
sufficiently excused, Dnef urth of the compen-a-
tian for the trip is subject II forfeiture Fines
will be imposed. unless the delinquency he salts
fttori!y explained, for neglectng to take the
III I'll from ite post Office: for suffering it to
be Injured, DESTROYED, robbed, or lost: or for re-
u-inr. after demand, to convey the mil as fire.
greatly the contractor runs, or is concerned i'll
running. vehicles on the route. TIC Postmaster
G .nera may annut the contrac. or i-obcyins the
post ofics laws the instructions of the Depart
Iacnt. He may alter the scheiEle of departure
and arriv is aud also order an increase Of service
by allowing therefor pro ratt increase on con-
ir.,ct pay lie may also curtail or discontinue the
S. rvice in whole or in part az propHrtiOnite de-
crease Of pay. allowing a. fall indemnify to the
contractor. one months extra compensation on the /
amount of ssrvce dispensed with. and pro rGta
compsns ,tion for the service retained and con-
tinued.
For form Of p-oposaI, &C.. &C advertise
nent in pamohet form of routes in Kansas
\ ebraska Color ADJ, &c, dated November 50
s67, or any similar advertisement issued by the
department.
Bids should be al!ressed to the 6 Second
ssi-tant Postmaster General, superseded PRO
,o,als State of - and sent by mail.
ALEX. W. RANDALL,
ap2l-td Postmaster General.
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KAN $ AS.

lll57 From Coyote lend of the Union Pacific Rail-
road, T. D. to Denver, Colorado, EOS miles and
back, daily.
Leave Coyote daily at A. N. Tor on arrival of
cars from the East).
Arrive at Denver in seventy two hours;
Leave Denver daily at A. NJ;
Arrive at Cayote in seventy-two hours.
The route and service will be curtailed at pro
rata reduction of pay, as the railroad is ex-
tended westward.
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-03-19
GENERAL NEWS.

The President accepted the resignation Of At
tOrney General Stsnberry on the 18th, and aPPOin-
ted Mr.. Browning, Secretary of the Interior to be
acting Attorney General.
The South arolian Republican Convention have
nominated a colored man for Secretary Of State.
Tho Georgia Constitution, just adopted, grants
the right of suffrage to all not DISTINGUISHED by the
General Government, and provides that it shall not
DO amended to impair this privilege. 1t also pro-
vides for a military of $4,000 men, subject to the
control Of Congress.
Michigan has been subject to a severe freshet,
occasioned by the Simultaneous thaWing Of the
snow and falling of heavy rains.
Considerable exc itement vas occasiOned in
Washington on the 14th, by dispatches from Gen.
Thomas to Gen. Grant, to the effect that the rebels
in Tennessee were organizing with q view Of at
tempting to gain by force control Of that State.
Without consulting with the President, Grant in
structed Thomas to use all the force of his com
mand to preserve the peace. It was thought the
movement was intended tc intimidate Congress.
Gen. Hancock has appointed the 18th and 18th
10 vote on the State Constitution in Louisiana.
Tho Minnesota Legislature again proposes the
Impartial Suffrage amendment to a vote Of the
people. In 1865 it was lost by 1870, in 1867 by
1 ySl5. dry, try again."
Georgia,vOtes on the Constitution and all State
an ! u nicipal officers on the 2Oth.
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-03-19

Mr.. Nelson followed, enlarging on the
same views as his colleague.
Mr.. Stanberry expressed great SUPP
rise at this claim put forward by the
Managers, saying there seemed to be a
disposilisn 10 hurry thro' this momentous
trial as If il were a case before a police
court; be argued from the working of the
other rules that the appearance day was
not intended TO be the day for answering
and trial day. He said two of the Pres
ident's counsel were not present; that no
opportunity had been offered for the
preparations of a defense or call of
witnesses: and that in the worst days Of
the Star Chamber such attempt to hurry
through a trial had never been made
He spoke very warmly, saying there
seems to have been a trap set for the
President and his counsel.
Mr.. Butler asked to be heard on be.
half Of the managers, and asked why
railroad speed should not be used on this
trial. He commended that the rules and
precedenIs Of ordinary courts were not
applicable TO this trial. In ordinary trials
no dangers resulted from deloy;In this case
the necessity for prompt action was pres
sing, and the respondent at the Bar con-
trOlled the power of the nation, and might
in any moment of passion, prejudice or
wrong, use it for the injury and ruin of
the country. The business of the War
Department would stop until The result
of this trial was reached. The pulse of
the nation beats 10 perturbation while
this trial goes on; be claimed an early
day should be fixed on for the defendants
appearance, and if then he can show
that he has not had time to prepare,
grant him the indulgence of farther time.
We, OF the part of the House of Rep
~reseniatiVes, which we are here repres.
enting, ask that the rule adopted by the
Senate for the government Of this case,
may be observed, and it is for the Senate
to say whether il shall be changed but.
standing as a rule at this time, We ask
Is enforcement.
After an hours discussion, The Senate
retired for deliberation, which resulted
IN r refusal to recind the rule, aud the
ilF0f Justice announced an order that
tho President be required TO file his ans
Wei rn Monday the 23d of March.
N' Coukhng offered an amendment
that unless cause for delay be shown. the
trial shall proceed immediately after the
filing of the replication.
The vote on Conkling's amendment
resulted ayes 40, NAYS 10.
WASHINGTON, March 18th.
1t is positively known that some of the
Presidents counsel we're both greatly sur
prised and very much discouraged by the
temper Of the Senate regarding the ap-
plication for continuance. Il appears
that Mr.. Johnson and those Immediately
around him had great confidence that
enough Republicans would go with the
Democrats to secure all the time that he
asked. Up TO Friday evening he had
hopes of delay, but after the action of
the Senate was made known to him he
lost hope and became respondent. The
greatest possible effort will be made to
gain time.
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-03-19
NEBRASKA ITEMS.

Tae temporary railroad bridge at Omaha has
been pulled out.
Cole &LyonS Touring mill at Arizona, Burt Co.,
was destroyed by fire on the night of the 10th.
Loss about $4,000.
The people of Northern Nebraska held a conven-
tion at Decatur, on the 7th, to ZEE what could be
dORe toward the building of a railroad from Sioux
City to a connection with the U. P. R. R. They
petition Congress for q grant Of land.
Mr.. LiOhenOr, Of Syracuse, N. Y, has contracted
with the State authorities of this State, for the
,usive right to work the salt bed for the next
twenty years. He binds himself to commence
manufacturing Sal { within ninety days, and to pay
the State two cents a bushel for all salt manufac-
tured during the last fifteen years. Contract sub
ject to approval by the next Legislature.
Omaha cOmpeli her city prisoners to work on the
streetG in a ball and chain gang.
The county authorities of johnson county have
let the contract for building a court house in Te-
cumseh.
Tbs Masonic brethren of Lincoln City are asking
for dispensatiOn to work. They recommend Cyrus
Carter as Master, and S. B. Linderman and JOhh
Cademen as Wardens.
Col. ]. W. C~hivingsOn is Post Commander at
Nebraska City.
A.. F. Harvey is preparing to issue q Democratic
newspaper at Lincoln City.
S. NJ. Hewlett, the great temperance lecturer,
will lecture at Nebraska City on the evenings Of
the 10th and goth inst.
The Bellevue Times tells its subscribers if they
do not like a half sheet to pay up and get q whole
one.
Thad Stevens is how seriously i'll.
Tho President is reported to have sent for Gen.
Hancock to come and take charge of the Atlantic
Division.
The Indian Peace Commissioners meet at Omaha
on the I'd Of april. Phil. Sheridan win be there.
The "KlL Klux Klan," is an organization now
threatening the peace of Tennessee. Apprehen-
siOns of an outbreak are becoming more serious
daily.
The Constitutional election in s. c.. on the 18th
18th & 10th of April.
The Republican majority in New Hampshire is
1880.
Indians near Fl. Tottan arc starving to death;
soldiers are on half ratiOns.
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-03-19
List Of Cases Decided aG the March
Term OF the District Court.

s.musl CalIsn Us Fielding Il John ct al. Re
portof Receiver allowed.
Stephen F. NuckOlls vs. Nsmaha Valley Bank ct
al. Report Of Master received.
Hezekiah B. Strong VS. Davidson Plasters ct al.
New trial granted.
Wilson Highs vs. Jonathan David. Masters re-
port received and objected to.
Richard E.. Case VS. E. D. Allen. Dismissed BY
Plaintiff.
Thomas NJ. Green and ]. P. Burdick VS. A. ].
Richardson. Continued.
D J. McCann & Co. VS. William Vincent. Sale
Of property attached ordered.
Benjamin Chapman, Administrator, ct al. Us
Thomas R. Simpson. Decree for Plaintiff, setting
aside a former order.
William Chambers vs. Robert Ssyers and Amanda
N. Sayers. Continued.
J.W. HoIlingshead Us Luther HOadley, Adm''
DC. Decree for deed to plaintiff.
Sigmond Seeman VS. Benjamin Hiccox. Decree
of foreclosure. and sale ordered.
Almira McComas by R. w. Furnas, her next
friend, VS. James B. Campbell, ct al. Deed of fore
closure and sale ordered.
Abraham F. Sherfey VS. John Hanna. Tried by
Jury verdict for plaintiff 50 Judgment rendered
Anthony P. Cogswell VS. Paul Perkins. Settled
and dis missed on plaintiff S motion.
Orvilie P. WEIGH VS. Stanton, Perkins & Co.
Judgment for plaintiff.
Richard ]. Whitney VS. S. B. Miles. COptlnued
james NJ. Hopkins vs. Samuel Greathouse. De-
fault taken continued for hearing on evidence.
Mathew A. Handley, VS. Zarah w. Clark ct al
Decree of foreclosure.
Gideon Amick VS. Lydia E. Amick. Continued
John NJ. Graham VS. Samuel South. Decree Of
foreclosure, and continued for account Of Master,
Nelson Adams vs. John j. Terrell. Continued.
]. N. Reynolds vs. Jacob Gergens and Josiah
Armstrong. Judgment for plaintiff.
Joseph W. Blackburn vs. Isaac Il. Oeageth. Set
tied.
Richard Y. Hughs, Administrator, vs. Lucinda
StilwelI CT al. OBJ. Hewett appointed Guardian
Continued.
Samuel Crane vs. Henry NJ. Atkinson ct a. Judy
ment for plaintiff,
Samuel Wagstaf VS. Richard Claire. Continuoi.
Cerrey FlOughen VS. Andrew J. Scott. Jury tria.
Judgment for plaintiff,
Thomas NJ. Raaken VS. Joseph B. Sayers and John
K. Smith. Judgment for plaintiff.
Margaret Jane Crawford vs. Oharl es Libby
Settled ard discontinued,
William s. Horn, Adm. VS. John W. Hall ct al
dismissed.
Ephram NJ. Long VS. Theodore F. N, Waldschmith
Decree Of foreclosure,
Richard Claire VS. Samuel WagstaF. COnsOlida-
ted with No. SO.
Virginia NJ. Hunt, Guardian, vs. The Estate Of
Geo. s. Ebbs. Order for plaintiff to publish notice.
Anthony P. Cogswell VS. S gmOnd Seeman, Jury
trial verdict for defendent.
George Cecil vs. P. OOursey Richards, Adm.
Judgment fo1 costs for defendant.
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-03-19
Reconstruction.

Admitting for argument sake that the
Military Governments established in and
for the Southern States, are as tyranous
as the President, the Democrats, and The
Rebels represent them to be, still we
have no sympathy for the u~nrepented
rebels, whose conduct has made such
government necessary. Congress is
willing, and more than anxious that the
men of the South may have Govern
ments of their own formation, so they
are republican in form, and give prom
Use, ever so slightly of remaining loyal
to the union. We then say that if the
present government in the rebel States
is obnoxious, CALLING, or intOlerant, the
conditions on which the citizens of the
South may change it for one more suita-
bic, are so wise, %lenient, and just, that if
they will not comply Herewith, will not
"Iook and live )" will not accept the sit.
uation or will not come back into the
Union upon terms of loyalty to the Gov
eminent, and injustice to none of its
subjects; in other words, if they are
determined not to be reconstructed, un-
less upon their own terms, then we most
emphatically say that their appeals to the
national Congress to save them from the
dominion of an alien and inferior race"
will not reach the Republican heart
Democrats may rain tears of SORROW
sorrow, not because they are badly gov.
erned, but because the present militia.
~ Governments, and because any re-
constructed governments likely to be &C.
ceptable to the country, would be alike
unavailable for the trusts and uses of
the Democratic party. Men true to the
Union, to the Government, and to the fu.
ture good and prosperity of the country,
are not likely to care whether the Dem
ocratic policy is sustained or ruined, so
that the best int rest and good faith of
the nation is cared for, and untarnished
in the reconstruction of the country.
The Republicans are men who are
above mere party considerations. Men
who left the ranks Of the Democracy,
the Wing, the AbOlitionists, and have
united on a common platform for he
cOuntry's good. They are statesmen.
who have no party interest to subserve,
so that the beloved country is at peace,
prosperous, united and happy. So long
as such men have the controlling power
in the land, the nation will rest content
ed, it is only the fear that they may be
undermined and their power usurped by
the active and Jealous place hunters and
demagogues Of the country, that renders
the affairs of the government unstable
or uncertain. 1t then behooves every
true lover Of bis country, every well
wisher of bis cOuntry's good, to be &C.
tive, watchfnl, and Vigilani, to see that
the power Of the Republican party is I'M
trammelled by i~rrelIgious, disslpated, and
unprincipled leaders. To purify the
stream at the foundation head, and to
see that it is interrupted, evea to the
Delta surrounding the White House.
/
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-03-19
LEGAL NOTICp


Ruben B.. PressOn. P!aintiH,
versus
John Maui ling, John L. Carson
Charles Montgomery, william
R Spears, Martha Jane SamDIa
Alexander Bivens. Wesley Biv- D.,
ems, James HowOrtb, Even Hsvs laRH, +
Isaac G. Laurence, and Francis
Gilmore,
The said william R. Spears and N,-t.
pc Will take notice that on the 2Tth - 'a1e S-.
A ID. 1868 the said Ruben B. Press y fe5vr
tlon Ia the District Court Of the drst T-I 1.el BIS g.
in and for J~huson County, State Of Vot-Sl.ai Dstrs
the said defendants, the object and prsr.e laAa aals
titiOn is 70 obtain The foreclosure ~ Of saba.
trust IN The nature Of a mortgage, m S'al des
quarter Of section %, township S. rsrg, \ n 91ih "a,
9th principal MERIDIAN, in johnson rora gastd
and an oTder foT the sale Of same me- Aeonsh
trust, or mortgage, was executed nv |A dea I
Maulding, to the said John l.. CarSsu. 's sad hn
cure the payment Of a certain promiss,- HlsA ha.
bic to one Ellen J. MCNaughtOn or bosu o.ei ps
gohn i Carson assigned said deed OF trr., , "a! q
Montgomery, and the said M5ntc5me-r. % Chrs
same to Plaintiff with the note -IsssaaA
same, and there is still due and upD,tI @1lhg Z
the sum Of one hundred aud thirty doIia d. stdos
est ther con. The said william r. S1ae-sJ ~ ute.
Jane Sample are required to answer az - Ara
CT before the 18th dayOf april, 1858. P'''2 a
Dated this 9th day Of March 1855.
PERKINS >LLEgprp
~ AttyS fr p1sir,-