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The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-05-21
May 23d, I s6S,

May 23d, SOS,
for the construction Of County Road on or near
the site Of the old County Road from Carson TO
Empire, commencing at the west side Of the Gull
lev near the Hawthorn Road b. idge, and extend
ing a distance of $50 roOds towards Empire; also
for grading and sewering 2,5l2 feet in length CT
streets in the town of Car son, in accordance with
descriptions. plans, profies and specifications in
the office of the Clerk Of the Board.
The work will be required to be completed with
in to days from the signing of the contract.
There is cash to credit Of Road Fund for Empire
district $500 which will be applied to payment OF
contractors for the work betw- On Carson and En-
pire !; and $500 in Carson District, which Will be-
applied To the payment of contractors on the
streets within the Carson District. The balance
will be paid from the General FUND.
The Beard Of Commissioners reserve the right
of rejecting any or all bids.
Description of the work. with plans, prohies and
estimates, be at the office of the Clerk Of
the Board.
BY ORDER OF TIE BOARD.
NJ. J. AsTMoRr, Clerk.
May 10th, 1865.
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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 Instructions
in Minnesota street its northern terminus,
and praying for the establishment and reopen
ing of said street for the public use. notice is here
by given TO all persons interested that $. T
SWIFT and W. 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 epening Of said street, to the Board on
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Saturday, May 23d, 1865,

at 10 O'Clock A. NJ; and that the persons whose
lanus affected by such change, have the right
to appoint two other persons TN their part to act
with the said Swift and keyser in assessing such
damages.
By order of the Board of County Commissioners
VI j. A>IINOkE, Clerk.
BY CHAs. d. CLARKE, Deputy.
Carson. May IS 1868. mylG-t I'd
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at 10 o'clock A. NJ; and that the persons whose
lands ar affected by such change of road have the
right appoint two other rerso.s on their part to
act with the said Swift and keyser in viewing out
and locating said road and assessing damages.
By order Of the Board of Comfy Commissioners,
NJ J. ASHMORE, Clerk.
By CHAs. D. CLARKE, Deputy
Carson, Nav Is, 1868. myletd
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SUMMONS.

| Nevada Revenue stamp SOC.
TN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THIS SECOND
and for the County of Ormsby b.
LAWLOR plaiRtii, VS.. HANNAH c. II. LAWLOR
defendant.
Action brought in the District Court of the Sec
oni 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 ID day of March, A D. 1865.
The State of Nevada SENDS greeting 10 Hannah e..
Ii. Lawlor, defendant.
You are hereby required to appear in an action
brought against you by the above FAMED plaintiff
in the District Court of the Second Judicial Dis
trict of the State of Nevada in and for the County
OF Ormshy. and to answer til complaint filed there
in "a copy of which accompanies this summons
within ten DAYS Exclusive Of the day of service
after the service on Won 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 10 the
PRAYER Of said complaint
The said action is brought to obtain decree OF
divorce upon the grounds Of wllfull deser'ion for
more than two years, and 10 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 Emmet J. Iavlor
Aud you are hereby notified that il you fail to
appear and answer the said complaint as above
required, the said plaintiff will take judgment
anu decree against you Iof uNolcs anu iof 'he
custody of said child, Emmett J. Lawlor.
Given under my hand, and the Seal
Nof tho District Court Of the Second
Judicial District Of the State Of Ne
~ vada in and for the County Of Ormsby,
this 5th day Of March, in the year Of Que Lord
enc thousand eight hundred and sixty eight.
mh21-sw NJ. J. AsHMOKE. Clerk.
In the District Court, Second Judicial District,
Ormsby County, Nevada. William B. Lawlor,
plaintiff. Hannah c. II. LawlUr, defendant.
order for publication Of Summons.
1t appearing to the satisfaction Of the Court that
the defendant Hannah c. II. Lawlor is not q resi-
dent of the State Of Nevada, and cannot be per-
sonaily summoned in this cause, it is ordered by
the Court that notice of the tendency of this cause
be given by publ alton Of the summons once each
week for two months in the Carson APPEAL. a
newspaper printed and published in said OrInsby
County. March ID 1865.
S. II. WRIGHT District Judge.
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NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION OF
PAATN r RSHlP.

1,HE PARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE EXIST
i ing between the undersigned in the name o
II. Dion Co, doing business in Carson City, il
this day dissolved by mutual consent. JOSEPH
Cardinal will continue the business and all debt.
de and from said firm are to be paid to and by
said Joseph Cardinal.
JOSEPH CARDINAL,
ii. DION.
Carson City. May l. 1865. Sod
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DISSOLUTION NOTICE.

vTNHE COPARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE En-
L 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. " FRIEND.
Carson City. Nevada. April %, 1865. ap26-lm
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DISSOLUTION NOTICE.

THE COPARTNERSIlIP HERETOFORE En-
1 isting under the name and firm of Spencer i
Atchnson is this day. April 9TH, 1865, disso we'd by
mutual consent. A W. ATCIIINSON,
J. j. SPENCER.
DAYTON, New. Nav 9Th. 1868. my12 I'm
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NEVADA.

H.s.. From .noa, BY Taho and Slippery Ford. to
Piacc1vl,e, IS miles and back, once a week.
leave Genoa NJ ndiy at A. NJ:
Arrive al Placrrville next day by Il NJ:
Leave Piacervlle Wednesday AT A. NJ;
Arrive ut Genoa next day by l. NJ.
NOTES
Fash route must be bid for separately, " til
separate guaranty and certificate, and must pro-
VIDE for the conv vance of the mail with 8 celsri-
". certainty, AMI y curity,' using the terms Of
the law and proposal must be guaranteed by two
responsible persons, certified 10 as such by post
master or Judge Of cuurr of record.
No pay viii be male for trip not performed, and
FIR Ii of such orniss IONS not satisfactorily ex-
piain-d three times the pay Of the trip may be
d-,lucteti. For arrivals tar behind time rs TO
break connection with depending mails, and not
sufficiently excused. unef .urth Of the compensa-
ton To- the trip is subject tn forfeiture. Fines
will be imposed. unless the d .linquency be salts
fsct,rily explained, for neglectIng to take the
all from or into post office: for suffering it TO
lee Injured destroyed, robbed or lost : or for re-
fuIing. after demand to convey fhe mail rs ire
aUsntly the contractor runs, or rs concerned IN
running, vehicles on the route. The Postmaster
General annu the CoutraC. for disobeving the
post Office laws the instructions of the Depart
Elcnt. He may alter the schedule OF departure
sId arrivals, and also order an increase 81 service
kv allowing therefor n pro rata increase on con-
trncf pay He NAV also curtail or discontinue the
service in whole in part. at prop"rtionste de-
crease Of pay. allowing As a fall indemnify to the
I, contractor, one month extra compensation on the
amount of service dispensed with, ans; a pro rata
c ,inpe rs alton for the service retained and con-
tinued.
For form OF proposal. &C., &c see advertise
r.l-nt in paniDhiet firm of routes in Kansas
ebraska Color,d,, &c, dated November 30
l sS7 or any similar advertisement issued by the
department.
Bids should be aiIrcSscd 10 the 80 Second
A,,istaut Postmaster General" superscribed PRO
posais, Stale of - and sent b. mail.
ALIEN W. RANDALL. |
ap2I-td Postmaster Gsaeral.
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.DAHO.

STA From Bear River Junction, IN. a. by
Portage Natalie City, Fort Hall. Eagle Rock,
Snake River Ferry, and Junction Ranch IN. o }
to Virginia City, So miles and back, three
times week.
Leave Bear River Junction Monday, Wednesday
and Ffid ~ at s An:
arrive a, Virginia City third day by6P M;
Leave Virginia City Monday, Wednesday, and
Friday at A. M;
Arrive at Bear River junction third day by G
Pm.
Proposals for six-times-a-week service invited.
1918 From Boise City, by Willow Greek, tOregon)
N. o.) Camp Logan. IN o., Strawberry VAL
lev, In o J, Union and Marysville. IN. o., TO
Canyon City, 159 miles and back once a week.
Leave Boise City Monday at : A NJ;
Arrive al Canyon City Wednesday 10y p. NJ;
Leave CANYON City Thursday at A. NJ;
Arrive at Boise City sunday by1P
FropysaI. for lhree-tim. aweek service invited.
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MONTANA.

1do2s From Virginia City, 10y Nevada City, sheri-
dan, SturgiS, aud Montana, to Bannack City, IS
miles and rack. hrce times a week.
Leave Virginia City Mvn.iay, Wednesday, and
Friday az A. VI;
Arrive ut i.annack City next davsby Il NJ:
Leave Binnack City Monday, Wednesday, and
Tridtv at A.. M:
Arrive at Virginia City next days by I'm.
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F. d. TODD,
THOMAS WELLS,

AttOrney anu OouHsefOT IL INV
4 No COMMISSIONER OF DEEDS FOR CAL
A IFORNIA. Office in Sweeny's Building.
He will practice in all the Conrts of this State,
and in the Circuit and District Conrts Of the unite
States Most careful affection will be given to alb
matters entrusted TO hisca1e.
AS-Houses and Lots rented bought ana SOLO, on
reasonable terms. I't.es strictly investigated.
conveyancing DONE and collections made.
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PROPOSALS
nlyl9-td

WILL BE RECEIVED BY THE BOARD OF
w Commissioners Of Ormsby County until IL
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COLOR

:035 From Cheyenne. (Dakotal, by La Porte, to
Denver, Colorado, 102 miles and back, daily,
supplying such offices : 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 A. NJ.
Arrive at Cheyenne in twenty four hours.
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$1,000 REWARD.
STATE OF NEVADA,
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT.

EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT.
ny THE AUTHORITY IN NE VESTED BY
ID the Constitution and Laws Of the State OF
Nevada, I hereby offer a
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1868-12-16

CALBB CUSHING has gone on mysterious
journey; and, what is still more perplexing, he
has taken with him for a compagnon du voyaQe,
man who speaks Spanish. From this latter
circumstance, certain persons have conjec-
tured that Mr.. Seward has commissioned him
to invest in the island of Cuba on national
account. Not the least troubled for this
reason is the Spanish Minister at Washington,
who has been making inquiries at the State
Department. Where has Mr.. Gushing gone
Nobody knows, save the wandering diplomat
himself, the eccentric Secretary of State, and
the man who talks Spanish.
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Onr ConanI nt Cadiz.

THB imI ortance Of having competent men to
represent us abroad is illustrated-in opposite
ways, however-by Mr.. Rsverdy Johnson, our
Minister to England, and Mr.. R. F. Farrell,
our Consul at Cadiz. cable despatch fur
nishes us with the gratifying intelligence that
the peaceful termination of the insurrecton In
Cadiz was entirely due to the good Offices of
the American Consul. That this gentleman
exercised much influence, and had obtained
the respect of all parties, was to be gathered
from previous dispatches. The prompt re-
cognitiOn of the revolutionary government by
the United States through Minister Hale, and
the hearty sympathy and good wishes that
have been expressed in this country, have not
been without their due effect on the Spanish
people; and il is fortunate that we have at this
important juncture men to represent us in
Spain who seem to be endowed with prudence
and common sense, and endeavor to make the
name of an American citizen respected, and who
use their influence as representative Americans
to promote peace and harmony in the present
disorganized condition of Spanish affairs. So
far as it appears, Mr.. Farrell has not made
himself unduly prominent in the late disturb
ance at Cadiz, nor done anything that will
compromise himself or the Government that
he represents. Mr.. Farrell, our Consul at
Cadiz, is an Irishman by birth, and his con-
duct as representative of the American
people may be contrasted with that of some
native born Americans who do US no credit
abroad, and with many naturalized Irishmen
who spend their lives in efforts to bring us
into conflict with foreign powers for their own
benefit.
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b. SCOTT, Jr., AuctiOneer.
Important Sale of French Marble 21-day
Clocks, BrOnzes, and Other
Objects of Art.

-..Messrs. VIII BROS. OatesVito Viii & Sons)
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THE London Tines has been thrown into an
ecstacy by contemplating the newspaper postal
system Of the United States. If the Times
will look into the ranking system, and the
its admiration will be slightly dampened
Since the reopening of the expensive mail
routes in the Southwest, the postal deficit has
run up to the startling figures which it had
reached before the war. Congress should
give the subject erious attention.
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PLEASANT FACTS
FOR BUSINESS MEN
In VIEW OF
THE HOLIDAYS.

EVERY GARMENT in our immense BROWN
STONE CLOTHING HALL was made with o def
mite purpose.
THAT PURPOSE was that the garments should .
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garments.
TO BE SOLD for ready money; for that is the only
tue equivalent OF clothing.
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WHEREAS, APPLICATION HAS BEEN
w made to he GoyeIno1 % OF this this Com monyealth
~, 1868 of re- eyHg stolen goods, public notice Is
made. ~ I6w2t@
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SUSAN FIELDING,

The great story by Mrs. Edwards. author OF
"Archie Lowell" and "Steven L. L,wrsnoe Yeo-
man."
In the March number will be com n sncsd the
great Fifty Thousand Dollar Story oy Charles
Reade author of Foul Play" etc.
This number also contain articles by William
Cullen Bryant, A. Oakley Hall (Jhe new Mayor
Of New York;, Miss Edna Dean Proctor, Rich
ard Grant White, Justin Mccarthy. Eugene
Benson, Edmund q. Stedman. Also, articles
on Literature and Art, "Driftwood," :" and the
Nebul@, Altogether IL is one OF the most bril-.
liant numbers ever published.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.


f4959 SOUTHWARK NATIONAL BANK
PHILADELPHIA, december IL 1858
Ibe Annual E ection for Dlrec ors OF this Bank
VIII be Eeld at the Bank ing House on TUESDA Y,
JA uary IL 1862 bewe EN- the hours Of 10 O'clock A. M
and IL O'Clock NJ. p. LAMB,
~ l6wfmtJR Cashier.
New-York tribune., 1868-06-23
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

OswRGo June unchanged; sales Of LOO bhs AZ
$40 for No Spring. n 00+ + IS for Amber Winter w - iof
White aud Double Extra Wheat quiet sales Of 1O bush
No Milwaukee Club 81 90 and 800 bush White Canada 10 bond
on pryata terms du sales Of l6 40 bush No Indiana ~ S4c
Oats nominal eghtsWbest 9ic Corn, sc Oats De- 70
New.YOrk
PHLApRLPHrA 2Cotton unchanged Clover Seed - O9
s6 Parseel du and droopbg Superhne - S1
25; Extras S8 North Weste Extra Family - 309
$40 rs; Penrs snd Ohio do SO0SR Fancy 5nHl4
declining 900 busb good Prime Rel az ~ ~
So Amber 81 10 Rye steady a 81 co. Corn very ui
Yellow 81 -; MIXED Western. 81 II H. Oas du Wetera
Pennsylvania 96c southern s8G9c Groceries sni Provisions
unchanged. .,,. -, nj
BALTIMORE Coton quiet bu. steady Mdfng Bic Flour
du and nomina market bnver; holders anxious 10 re
dull: Maryland ~ 600 - 75i Pennsyana ~ 5yDSL -
steady white a. 100 81 49, yellow oe 81 y oass ds'
Pennsylvania 8569O Western 8c Rye dli no sales
Mess quiet but s28 75a SO Bacon ay ard er
Sides Isle: Cev Sides HG7lc Shoulders 4~ftc HAMS
2d22c Lard duh l8 DISC ,...x
yanced quiet and unchanged sales Of Spring ESs
e1Nc Wheat firm advanced 3lc; No sales at 81 yDSl
No after Change strong 81 98Sl g. Corn active aud asyaneed
Ic sales of No 87c 85dc New, s5 Oats tmerF
sc Re aad Barley and nominal Provisions dn and nom
ips New Mess PorE s2 756S28 Beef Cattle very quiet fair to
extra Choice SO Fregh dnn Lake fIeightsWhat 70
Buffalo 44c Receipts days3OO0 hbs Flour 1900 bush
wheat IN bu Com bush Oats 1900 live Hoes Sbip
men-s 900 bbs Flour 1000 Wheat $1,000 bush Corn, 2oo
Live Hogs
PHILADELPHIA CATTLE MARKRr-IuyH %
800 hesi sold extra at lODelf f % good
9d9lr; 6d8c y N. Sheep tn at 5Oc Y 10, gross
Hogs dull; 5000 head sod st sl3d sl3 50 y cNt
New-York tribune., 1868-06-23
THE MASTER MAsoNs' MEETING.

A very spirited meeting of the Master Masons
Of New-York was held yesterday afternoon at No. 81
to action in regard TO the recent strike OF
iourneymen masons and bricklayers Mr. John T. Con-
acted President and Mt VIM H. jackson as sec
retary There II gentlemen present all extensively
engaged in the business OF masonry and all very firmly
opposed to the eght-hOnr strike OF th0ir employees
The report of Peter Tostevin, chairman OF the
Committee was unanimously adopted, and the sum OF
$3.50 appropriated for its publication In todays morning
papers This report a strong argument against the
organization OF Osensiby banded TO protect them
selves and especial reference Is made 10 the Brchayes
Protective Union, which have fOsered the eiglthour
movement The report is very comprehensive one, ana
appeals strongly to the ympathes Of the numerous class
now complaining Of high rents.